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Fresh off their run at the Coy Cup last month, Evan Campbell and Kane Dawe returned to Whitehorse to lead the Air North Jets to their second straight A Division recreational hockey title last night.

Campbell had four goals and two assists and Dawe added a goal and four assists as the Jets cruised to a 10-7 win over Yukon鈥圔rewing at the Canada Games Centre.

The win followed Tuesday night's 6-3 win to give the Jets a sweep of the three-game championship series.

Last year, Air North swept SLFS/Murphy Built to win the championship series.

Air North entered the break with a 7-3 lead, thanks in large part to a first-period hat trick by the 23-year-old Campbell.

He would add a fourth goal in the second.

"It was just a good night,鈥濃�圕ampbell said post-game. "We don't score like that every game. It was the last game of the year, so we wanted to come out and have some laughs.鈥�

With the score 9-4, Yukon Brewing scored three straight goals to make things interesting, but Adam Sills' second goal of the game with less than three minutes left proved to be a backbreaker.

Rob Warner scored a hat trick in the loss, and linemate Derek Klassen added four assists.

Frank Aucoin, Kirk鈥圙ale, Jeff Pike and Aaron Pettitt also scored for Yukon鈥圔rewing.

"It's fun,鈥濃�圕ampbell said of the second straight championship win. "Most of us on the team here are really good friends. We've been playing together for a long time.鈥�

Mike Fraser added a pair of goals for the Jets, while Tanner Kulych had a single to round out the scoring.

"Everybody says we're stacked, but basically we're just a bunch of friends,鈥� said Dawe, 23. "It's just how it worked out.鈥�

Air North went unbeaten in the playoffs after finishing the regular season with a league-best record of 26-6.

Yukon Brewing finished in third at 21-8-3, one point behind the Roadhouse.

"They've got a lot of talent up front 鈥� a lot of scoring guys,鈥濃�圵arner said of the Jets. "They're the guys to beat the last couple of years. They've got a good team and they consistently get the same guys back.

"It's always fun,鈥濃�圵arner added. "It creates little rivalries, which is always good, but you always want to beat them, because they're the best team.鈥�

The 27-year-old said he felt his club had as a good a shot as anyone to knock off the defending champs.

"You have a shot every game,鈥� he said. "It's rec hockey. You never know who's going to play and who's going to be there. Anyone can win on any night. It just depends on who shows up.鈥�

CRB鈥圢ighthawks edge ERS鈥圤ctanes for B title

The Carmacks Rec Board Nighthawks defeated the ERS鈥圤ctanes 4-2 to win the B Division title last month.

George Skookum's second period goal stood up as the winner, as the Nighthawks swept both games of their three-game series.

Cody Underhill scored twice in the first period, and Matthew DesRoches added a late insurance goal for the Nighthawks.

Taylor Pasloski had both goals for the Octanes.

The Nighthawks had won the first game of the series 8-6.

The Octanes and Nighthawks finished the regular season in second and third, respectively, behind Envirolube.

Octanes 麻豆社区Tyler Murray had an exceptional season, leading the league with 107 points (68G, 39A).