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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 2002. PAGE 11.
Hawks win championship
The Huron Hawks AAA Midget
team competed in its third and final
summer hockey tournament this past
weekend in Oakville. They claimed
the second annual Holiday Inn
Memorial Championship by
defeating the Rochester Americans
4-0 on Sunday afternoon.
Darryl Houston scored the first
goal with just over one minute to go
in the first period. Jeff Hall got the
assist on the eventual game winner.
Neither team was able to score in
the second period, but the Hawks
came up with three more in the third
to seal the victory. Scoring third
period goals were Bob Raymond,
Jared Wiseman, and Mark Stirling
with assists going to Joe Nesbitt,
Barry Young, Chris Blake, Hall, and
Raymond.
Matt Dalton made several key
saves in recording the shutout.
The Novice North Perth lacrosse
team, which plays out of Kurtzville,
but has numerous players from the
Wingham, Listowel and Blyth area,
has started its season.
After winning the final game the
team was presented with the
championship trophy and each
player received a fleece jacket. The
tournament also provided individual
awards to Nesbitt as most dedicated,
Darrell McClure as most improved,
and Hall as most sportsmanlike.
The Hawks made it to the final by
getting past the Perrington Blades,
from New York, in the semi-final.
The team had a very slow start to the
tournament losing 4-0 to Rochester,
and 6-0 to Perrington.
In their third round-robin game the
Hawks exploded for an 11-3 victory
over ProbOund of Toronto. Scoring
goals were Stirling with a hattrick,
Wiseman and Nesbitt with a pair
each, while Houston, Raymond,
Blake, and Jamie Biggar each had
one. Picking up assists were Greg
McGrath with four, Wiseman with
Under the leadership of head coach
Gary Edwards and assistant coach
Todd Lawless, this young team of
seven to 10-year-olds ishaving fun
learning and playing lacrosse.
three, Raymond with two, and
Stirling, Nesbitt, Hall, and C. J.
Morrison with one each.
Team members for the tournament
were Matt Rehorst of Teeswater,
Matt Dalton of Clinton, Jeff Hall of
Plattsville, Jamie Biggar of
Burlington, Chris Blake of Brussels,
Brett Hunt of Brussels, C. J.
Morrison of Burlington, Jared
Wiseman of Burlington, Mark
Stirling of Manheim, Bob Raymond
of Lucknow, Darrell McClure of
Brussels, Barry Young of
Egmondville, Greg McGrath of
Egmondville, Darryl Houston of
Brussels, Scott McDonald of
Brussels, and Joe Nesbitt of
Egmondville.
Coaching the team were Jamie
Thomas of Brussels, and George
Carter of Lucknow.
On May 16, the Novice Outlaws,
played Fergus. The score was tied 3-
3 in the third, but a last-minute goal
by Fergus edged the young novice
squad.
Scoring for the Outlaws were
Steven Edwards, Ben Stapleton and
Matt Chalmers. Assists came from
Brock Hodgins and Edwards. There
was great goaltending from Zak
Ashley.
On May 23, the Novices were
doubled by Kitchener-Waterloo, 8-4.
Scoring for the Novices were Ryan
Errington, Edwards and Stapleton
with two. Sheldon Reid added the
assist to the Edwards goal.
U-17s tie
Wallace II
The Brussels U-17 soccer squad
was at home to Wallace II on May
23.
The back-and-forth action saw the
final result knotted at three apiece.
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A long jump
Area students managed to pick the right days for track and
field meets. Despite the less than seasonable spring,
events held Thursday and Monday were under sunny skies.
Here a Grey student gives the long jump her best. (Vicky
Bremner photo)
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Fergus steals game from Outlaws