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Thedford Browns
VS
Seaforth Centenaires
Friday, December 11th
8:45 p.m.
Hensall Arena
Lucan Irish Six
VS
Seaforth Centenaires
Sunday, December 13th
3:30 p.m.
Hensall Arena
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BY GARY GRAY
The Seaforth Centenaires
of the Western Junior D
Hockey League suffered two
more defeatslaStWeek to end
the first half of their *Wide
with one win in twenty
games.
lit Hensall on Friday night
they dropped 47-2 deeision to
the Port Stanley Lions. On
Exeter ice Sunday night they
lost a 12-7 shoot-out to the
sec9.114-Place Hawks-
TheCentenairestrailea 2-0
after the first period against
Port Stanley. but fogght back
in the second period to
outscore the Lions 2-1 and
make the score 3-2 after two
periods. The third period
again saw the Centenaires
weaken as the Lions pep-
pered Seaforth netminder
Dan McChire with 21 shots
and scored four unanswered
goals. The Centenaires_ were
only able to get three shots on
the Port Stanley net in the
period. The Lions outshot the
Centenaires by a 45-28 mar-
gin while the locals took 11 of
21 minor penalties. Scoring
for the Centenaires were
Mike .Kelly and Ian Doig.
At Exeter the,tentenaires
played a- strong first period.
and outshot the Hawks 11.6,
but were outscored 1-0 as the
quick skating Hawks scored
with only 42 seconds remain-
ing in the period. The second
frame saw the Centenaires
strike early to tie the score as
Mark McLlwain scored his
first of two goals. converting
passes from Bob Mommer-
steeg and Jerry Hoggarth at
the 58 second mark. From
that point on. the roof seemed
to fall in on the locals as the
Hawks came back with four.
Straight goals in less than
eight minutes to take a 5-1
lead. MeLlsvain then notched
his "second goal, from -Mom
mersteeg and Hoggarth in a
'goal mouth seTamble, but the
Hawks came back with two
more before the period -ended
to take ,a-varernanditi,g_7-2
lead-lrO the ibid.—Exeter
outshot the Centenaires in
the period by 16-7 margin.-
The third period saw the
Centenaires come.out strong
as they scored three goals in
the first five minutes of play
to put themselves back in the
game. Scor-
ing were Jerry Hoggarth from
Mommersteeg and McElwain
Pete Van Drunen then scored
his first Junior D goal.
with the assist going to Ian
Doig then Doig scored from
Bill Flanangan and Dave
Erb. The Hawks got one back
to take an 8-5 lead before
Mike Kelly drew the puck
back to defenceman Erb who
let' go a hard shot which beat
Hawk goalie Mike Todgeel to
again draw the locals to
within two goals of the
leaders. Exeter then bounced
back with three goals to
regain their five goal leid.
John Hicknell scored the final
Centenaire goal from Doig
and. Don Williamson with less
than four minutes remaining.
while the Hawks counted
with a goal with 32 seconds
left in_the game to make the
On Tues. Dec. I Seaforth's
hockey bantams played host
to Clinton in Vanastra. The
Seaforth team worked extra
hard and won 7-5, which was
closp.than the last time they
played Clinton. In the first
period Dave McLlwain
opened the scoring for Sea-
forth at the 10-minute mark in
a pass from Danny Van Loon.
Within mifiutes' Clinton an-
swered with its first goal.
Bob Ladd. Going intm- the
second period Seaforth's
Dave McLlwain scored his
second goal of the game
giving Seaforth a 2-1 lead.
Within seconds Chris Cardnc
added another goal making
the. score 3-1' for Seaforth.
Clinton scored; two quick
goals. by Frank Schlendorf
and Jeff McIntosh, trying the
final score 12-7 .
Exeter outshot the Centen-
aires 35-29 overall and prcked
up 10 minutes in penalties
compared to 14 by the Cen-
tenaires. Each team had one
power-play goal in the game.
Wayne Bentiewies' played the
entire game between the
pipes for the Centenaires and
kicked out severat -difficult
drives. ,(
Centenaire Scents:
Of the Centenaires next 20
games 12 are on the road and
eight at home. This weekend
features two home games.
Friday night they host the
Thedford Browns. at 8:45 and
on • Sunday they host the
Lucan Irish in a 3:30 contest.
Bob Mommersteeg still leads
the Centenaires in scoring
based on 11 goals and a
leading 19 assists for 30
points. Mark McElwain is
second with 24 points and
leads the team in goals with
• M. Don Williamson leads in
penalties with 105 minutes..
Attendance is very poor it
home-games making it a very
tough year for Centenaire
management. Even thoygh
they are having their pro-
blems getting it together on
the ice it doesn't make it any
easier playing before 25 to 50
fans with the majority being
from opposing teams. This is
a decent team with a lot of
first-year kids and the scores
of late have been respectable.
so let's come on over to
Hensell and cheer the boys
on, after all there are still
twenty games left.
game again. Starting the
third period, Seaforth's
Trevor Price scored an unas-
sisted goal giving Seaforth
the teed of 4-3. Shortly after
Greg Murray added another
goal to the score 'board for
Seaforth. Peter Elynick,,,for
Clinton answered with a goal
and within minutes Kevin
Melady and Greg Murray
adding two more goals for
Seaforth. Clinton scored its
last goal by • Bob Dupee. •
Dave *McLlwain and. Kevin
Melady each picked up two
assists for Seaforth and Greg
Murray added One assist.
Seaforth had 11 minor penal-
ties and one misconduct.
Clinton had seven minors.
The Seaforth Senior Girls
Ringette team came up on the
short end of a 9-3 score
against the powerful Goder-
ich Girls. But they rebounded
last Sunday in Mitchell as
they handed. the Mitchell
girls a 13-3 defeat.
The Goderich game was
played at Vanastra on Friday
November 27th. Seaforth try-
ing to avenge an earlier loss
to Goderich came out a little
uptight and quickly fell be-
hind 4-0 in 'the first five
minutes of the game. Trac y
Wright converted a pass from
Denise Morey to put Seaforth
on the board but Goderich
came -roaring back and held
a 7-1 lead after the first
period. The local girls settled
town for the. second period
and played even with the
visitors as both teams scored
twice.
Seaforth's goals came
from Julie Habkirk with ken-
da Wesenberg and Susan Bill
assisting and from Denise
Mbrey with Laurie Habkirk
drawing the assist. Lisa
O'Dryer up from the juniors
played goal for the Seniors
and turned in a great game as
the Goderich team controlled
most of the play.
Seaforth again evened
their record as on Sunday
December 6th they travelled
to Mitchell and whipped thF
home team by a 13-3 score. In
a complete turn around from
the Goderich game the local
girls outchecked and outskat-
ed the home squad. Denis!
Morey was a one man wreck-
ing squad scoring six of
Seaforth's goals.
Julie Hab-
kirk also added a hat trick
scoring thee times. Single
markers went to Laura Chew-
ney.' Laurie Habkirk, Trac
Wright and Brenda Wesen-
berg.
Seaforth's defense came
up with their best effort so far
as Debbie Core and Debby
Vanden berk along with Susan
Ball and Debbie Dinsmore
completely frustrated the op-
posing forwards and if they
did manage to get through
Cheryl Morey was up to the
task in goal.
All Mitchell's
goals where scored by Sarah
Brill one of the laders of last
years Seaforth team. Mitchell
has six players that played for
Seaforth last season so for the
MO THE HURL
POBITOR, DECEMBER ik 1
cores -respectabi
team nee' s crow as
Bantains• win
local girls the victory was
much more than just the
points.
The local girls have post-
poned their return match with
Mitchell scheduled for Friday
Their next home game is
Friday. December 18th with
Clinton as the opposition.
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