The Braves and the Trojans celebrated to victories, while the Merchants celebrated a win and suffered a loss.
PJHL - It was a pretty good weekend for Oxford County's Junior C hockey teams.
All three of them celebrated a victory at home on Friday. The Tavistock Braves beat the Hespeler Shamrocks 4-3 in overtime, while the Norwich Merchants slipped past the Paries Mounties 6-5 in overtime, and the Thamesford Trojans beat the Port Stanleys Sailors 5-3.
It was another day of wins on Saturday, with the Braves crushing the Mounties 5-2 and the Trojans doubling the Lucan Irish 4-2.
However the weekend did end with a loss, with the Merchants falling to the Wellesley Applejacks 6-4 on Sunday.
The Braves remain on top of the Doherty Division standings with 21 points, ahead of the second place Applejacks with 18 points and the third place New Hamburg Firebirds with 15 pioints.
The Merchants are in fourth place with 10 points, while the Mounties are tied with the Dorchester Dolphins for fifth place with eight points each. The Shamrocks are at the bottom of the standings with six points.
The Trojans have inched their way up in the Yeck Division standings. They're now tied with the Petrolia Flyers for fourth place with nine points each, ahead of the fifth place Irish with eight points and the last place Sailors with seven points.
The Aylmer Spitfires are in third place with 12 points, while the North Middlesex Stars are tied with the Exeter Hawks for second place with 14 points each. The Mount Brydges Bulldogs top the standings with 16 points.

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