Gladwin’s Braeden Guzman enters the zone during the season-opener against Jackson United. The Flying G’s fell to 0-2 on the season with a loss at Bay City last week.
BAY CITY
What began as a close game slipped away from the Gladwin hockey team last Wednesday when the Flying G’s fell to 0-2 on the new season with a 6-1 loss to the Bay City Wolves.
“The Wolves are always a tough team and we were pretty even with them,” said Gladwin coach Bill von Matt, “but we took a penalty late in the first period and they scored and took the momentum, which didn’t help.”
