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July 12 saw On May 26 the Cobourg Kodiaks dominate rallied from a two‑goal deficit to edge the Brooklin Lacrosse Club 10‑8 at Iroquois Park, with Aaron Woods netting a natural hat‑trick and the winning goal in the final minute. The same night Owen Sound NorthStars 18‑6, while secured an 8‑4 victory over the Collingwood Cruise, capitalising on power‑play chances in the second half. July saw the playoff race intensify. Cobourg posted a dominant 18‑6 win over Owen Sound, while Brooklin Merchants repeated a 14‑6 win triumph over Hamilton, leaving keeping both clubs near the top of the league table. Oakville Rock continued its comeback streak, and other teams vied for playoff spots. In the next playoff round the The Six Nations Chiefs maintained an unbeaten record, defeating Oakville Rock 10‑4 to improve to 15‑0, remained unbeaten, and the Owen Sound NorthStars earned a 10‑4 victory over Collingwood Cruise, advancing to the semifinals against Brooklin. On July 24 the Peterborough Lakers upset the Cobourg Kodiaks 8‑4 at 8‑4, tightening the Peterborough Memorial Centre, moving hunt for the Lakers into fourth place and keeping them within two points of a remaining postseason berth. Colton Armitage recorded a hat‑trick, Thomas Hoggarth added two goals and two assists, and goaltender Drew Hutchison made 49 saves. The win secured a season‑series tiebreaker and left spots. On August 2 the Lakers with three regular‑season games remaining as Kodiaks clinched the Major Series Lacrosse league’s final playoff race intensified. July 29 brought a harsh double‑header for the berth by defeating Owen Sound NorthStars. The Lakers hammered 7‑5 in the Stars 14‑2, with Ryan Lanchbury contributing four goals and three assists and Brad McCulley adding regular‑season finale. The comeback win, highlighted by Woods’ hat‑trick, gave Cobourg a hat‑trick. Later, the 10‑8 record, edging Brooklin Merchants routed on the league tiebreaker. Owen Sound 14‑5, highlighted by six goals from Landen Sinfield and finished 1‑17. Cobourg now prepares for a hat‑trick from Ryan Langille. The defeats tied the semifinals semifinal series 1‑1, tightening against the race for Six Nations Chiefs, who concluded the remaining postseason spots. season with only one loss.