Canes prepare to face Dalhousie Tigers in AFL game

By Bryce Doiron

Wednesday, September 26, 2018. Charlottetown ā€“ By Bryce Doiron The Holland College Hurricanes are clicking right now and are ready to roll when it comes their Saturday road game against Dalhousie.

Head Coach Ross Young says that the momentum from last weekā€™s home opening win was a great confidence boost.

ā€œWe had a better jump in our step and we were good on both sides,ā€ said Young.

ā€œThe boys went out and executed.ā€

Wide receiver Adam Shambie agrees completely.

ā€œWe were gunning it out there. We were focused and put up on the board,ā€ he said.

Shambie said the boys are ready to go up against the Tigers.

ā€œWe just canā€™t come out flat. We need to show the rookies how important this game is to the returning guys. ā€œ

Fellow wide receiver Thomas Cassidy said that they have got to go in hot.

ā€œIt should be a good game and weā€™ve prepared all week and are ready to go.ā€

As for what the ā€˜Canes should expect out of the Tigers, Coach Young said itā€™s different every time.

ā€œOn any given day, anyone can win. Itā€™s always a great game when the Hurricanes and Tigers face off. Thereā€™s lots of history. with both teams winning and losing big close games,ā€ he said.

Last season, the Hurricanes swept the Tigers in the regular season before falling in the semi-final. Coach Young said thatā€™s just the way it is in football sometimes.

ā€œWe played two games against the Tigers last year where we showed up and won; but when we needed to win in the semi-final, we didnā€™t.ā€

Young added that they will be looking to avoid the same outcome this year.

The Holland Hurricanes take on the Dalhousie Tigers in Halifax at 1 p.m. in the first back-to-back games against the team. Their next home game is against the Tigers on Sunday, October 7.

Source: Holland Hurricanes

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