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Seaforth Soccer
June 13
Seaforth - 4
St. Columban — 2
Goals Scored: Cole Zwep,
Colton Bachert, Nolan Gag-
nier and Jacob Flood
Instead of heading to Port
Dover on Friday the 13th, the
Screaming Eagles decided
to go to St. Columban, to
face well-known friends in
what was sure to be a tough
match -up. With the tempera-
ture settling into single dig-
its, the game didn't disappoint.
The visiting Eagles jumped to
a quick 2-0 lead before the
10 -minute mark with Cole and
Colton scoring. The home side
would immediately respond
to cut the lead in half. Nolan
would add a marker mid-
way through the first half for
a 3-1 lead at the break. Jacob
squeezed a shot in from a dis-
tance to give Seaforth the
upper hand with a score of 4-1
Although St. Columban would
respond with one of their own,
Seaforth headed back home
with a 4-2 win. Special men-
tion to the girls who played
LET'S ALL
DO OUR
PART!
PLEASE
RECYCLE.
well in holding off the strong
surges from the home side.
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June 17
Seaforth — 4
Goderich Ideal Supply — 2
Goals Scored : Colton Bach-
ert (2) and Nolan Gagnier (2)
Back on their home pitch,
Seaforth knew another tough
opponent was on tap in the
visitors from Goderich. Col-
ton would break the ice with
a goal just a few minutes in
and add a second to give the
Eagles a 2-0 score at the
end of the first half. Goder-
ich then scored just into the
second half and a tight bat-
tle was on with great scoring
opportunities at either end.
Nolan made it on the score
sheet to restore the two goal
lead, but Goderich responded
on the next rush down the
field to cut the score to 3-2.
With approximately 10 min-
utes left in the game, Nolan
added his second goal of the
night to give the home team,
and its good number of spec-
tators, a 4-2 and the whis-
tle would blow to end the
game with the same score.
A strong performance from
the entire team as they con-
tinue to improve on the year.
U14 GIRLS
June 16
Seaforth — 1
Clinton — 0
Goals Scored : Kiera Agnew
The Screaming Eagles con-
tinued to play well as a team
and carried the play in the
Clinton end for much of the
game, but were unable to
capitalize on their chances.
With time winding down in
the match and a 0-0 score
looming, Dakota Bachert
made a cross from the right
corner which made it's way
through the box where Kiera
with one lovely touch bur-
ied the ball in the left side
of the net resulting in some
serious celebrating from
the Orange and their fans.
The game ended two min-
utes later to seal the deal.
Strong defensive play from
all the girls in their fourth
clean sheet out of five.
June 19
Seaforth — 3
Blyth — 1
Goals Scored : Dakota
Bachert, Jillian Nixon and
Savannah Veenstra
On a perfect night for soccer, the
Eagles were looking to extend their
unbeaten streak against Blyth,
who had played them tough a few
weeks earlier. Again Mil much
of the time spend in the Blyth end
in the first half, it was mid -way
through the first frame when from
outside left, Dakota let a rocket go
for a 1-0 lead for the visitors. Car-
rying that lead into the second
half, Savannah, with a deft touch,
sent Jillian in to fire a lovely shot
which curled its way into the top
right comer. Just a couple of min-
utes later, Savannah would dangle
several times going in and beat-
ing the goalie for a 3-0 lead. Hon-
ourable mention to Rachel Bon-
taine, who just missed getting on
the score sheet with some strong
play in the central midfield posi-
tion. While Blyth would put one
past the goalie well into the second
half, strong play from all the mid -
fielders and fullbacks would limit
scoring chances and the Eagles
would finish with a 3-1 victory and
a 6-0 record to start the season.
Ladies' golf Seaforth Golf Club
June 12
Only four ladies played due to stormy weather
June 19
16 ladies played
Fran Hook was closest to the line twice
Team winners were Jean Dow, Melita Cronin, Fran Hook and Connie Marion
Closest to hole was Marg Thomas and Melita Cronin
St. Columban Soccer
•
June 16
St. Columban - 1
Wingham — 0
Goal: Jaymee Nolan
Lots of pressure in the St.
Columban end but with the
consistent defense, and
amazing goal tending by
Nicole Van Bake!, St. Colum -
ban held their lead and came
away with the victory.
U12 #2
June 17
St. Columban - 4
Clinton — 2
Goals: Josh Nixon (2), Saman-
tha McCarthy, Colin Campbell
A goal by Samantha McCarthy
early in the first half started
St. Columban off. Clinton fired
back with 2 quick goals. St
Columban battled back with
Josh Nixon working his way
through the field up to the net
for 2 goals. Another goal added
by Colin Campbell helped
to ensure the lead. A hard
played game by all players.
U16 BOYS
June 17
St. Columban — 1
Clinton — 1
Goal: Josh Fehr
June 18
Seaforth — 4
St. Columban — 2
Goals: Carter Schoonder-
woerd (2)
U16 GIRLS
June 18
St. Columban - 2
Seaforth — 2
Goals: Maranda Klaver,
Rachel Klaver
In the 2nd half Seaforth came
back scoring 2 quick goals.
Big stop by netminder Nicki
VanBakel in the dying sec-
onds of the game prevented
Seaforth from winning.
June 18
Brussels — 3
St. Columban — 2
Goals: Cam Smith, Will Ridley
Hannah Nolan was solid on
defense as were the rest
of our defensive core. Kody
O'Rourke made lots of key
saves to keep it close.
U14 BOYS#
June 19
Wingham - 7
St. Columban — 5
Goals: Dafydd Cronin, assisted
by Darren Fell; Logan Finlay-
son, assisted by Eric Dear-
ing; Dafydd Cronin, assisted
by Logan Finlayson; Darren
Fell, assisted by Eric Dear-
ing; Dafydd Cronin, assisted
by Jared Mc Carthy
Tonight was the first game that
we had all of our own players.
The boys played well together
and used some good playing
strategies. Matt Feeney kept
us in the game as goalie for
most of the game. Ryley Looby
finished the game off in net.
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