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Peewee Rep
The PeeWee Rep team started out a little
shaky this year, downing six of their first sev-
en matches, but things quickly started look-
ing better.
Fmishing the season with a 22-14-1 record,
and bronze and gold medals from tourna-
ments in Glencoe and Aylmer, the team has
fared well.
The PeeWee Rep team will start off their
drive for Young Canada Week conquest
against the Kincardine Kinucks, a team they
have had mixed results with in the past.
Their first match of the season ended in a
high -scoring 6-6 tie. Subsequent games re-
sulted in six losses and one win for Goder-
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The Rep team will then take on St. Mary's
Rock and the Wallaceburg Jr. Lakers, two
teams they haven't come up against in season
play.
Coach Stan Lapointe says that it has been
a pretty good season, and that everyone has
played well.
The Rep team are in the midst of their play-
offs, having playing a round-robin WOAA
'B' Division qualifier with teams such as the
Kincardine Kinucks, Hanover Falcons, and
the Saugeen Shores Storm. They will now
face off against the Minto Boys.
The PeeWee Rep team's Young Canada
Week schedule is as follows: Kincardine at
7.50 p.m. on March 13, and St. Mary's and
Wallaceburg at 8:30 a.m. and 2:20 p.m., re-
spectively, on March 15.
All matches will be played at the Mailtand
Rec Centre.
Peewee Sailorettes
The PeeWee Sailorettes are preparing
for Young Canada Week, and they have
a good year of practice behind.
"So far this year we are 14-14-4,"
coach Tom Vance explained in a letter
to The Signal -Star. "In November, we
got gold at the Waterloo Ravens' tour-
nament and in February we went to the
International Silver Stick and we went
1-1-1."
The Sailorettes are currently in pro-
vincial play -downs.
Starting their YCW run off against
Tiverton, the Sailorettes are aiming for
a repeat of their early season success
against the Thunder. Their other two
scheduled matches pit the Sailorettes
against Markdale's Shooting Stars and
the Wiarton Girls, two teams Goderich
hasn't seen in league action.
In recent action, The Sailorettes went
1-1 with the Blyth Bulldogs with a 4-2
loss and a 5-1 win. They devastated the
Lucknow girls 15-0, lost to the Milver-
ton Royals 3-1, trumped the Stratford
Aces 3-1, and were bested by the Mea -
ford Mustangs, 4-1.
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Peewee Local League
The Goderich PeeWee Local League (LL) Sailors have had a
rough year with four wins and 15 losses on record, but with the
coming Young Canada Week tournament, the team will have a
chance to play teams they haven't met in regular season.
Their first match in Young Canada Week is on March 13 at
5 p.m. in the Maitland Rec Centre. South Huron, a team they
haven't played against in the season, will be their first con-
tender.
A win will send them towards the championship side of the
Local League division, and have them play on March 18, at
2:40 p.m. A loss against South Huron will send them towards
the consolation finals, playing at 1:30 p.m. on March 19.
For PeeWee AE, see page 32
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