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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 2009-03-11, Page 32Page A32 - Goderich Signal -Star, Wednesday, March 11, 2009 Year -Round *.*=--------°"*" Household HURON Hazardous Waste COyNTY Disposal Depot Location: Holmesville (Mid -Huron) Landfill Site FREE to ALL Huron County Residents 1140 41fri For more information please visit http://www.huroncounty.ca/piandev/wasteman.php or call 519-524-8394 ext. 3 Young Canada Week Participants: Peewee AE The Goderich PeeWee AE squad has had a rough season, according to coach John Graham, but they're starting to play really well together. The team will be starting their run in Young Canada Week with a game against South Huron Friday, March 13 at 8:50 p.m. at the'Maitland Recreation Centre. Goderich has not faced off against South Huron in their season. Graham highlighted several players who have helped Goderich obtain some of the wins that they've gotten. First is their only goaltender Aiden Graham, who has played every single game between the pipes with no back- vps. Bayfield Chiropractic Centre NOW OPEN In the Bayshore Plaza 2 Main Street S., knit 5 Bayfield, Ontario 519-565-4140 Call or stop in to set up an appointment today. Walk- in patients welcome. Dr. April Y. E. Hulley, B.A.,B.S., D.C. Dr. Brent D. Hulley, B.Sc.,B.S., D.C. i Includes.;,:;:. New oil filter, installed • Up to 5L 5W20 motor oil •Chassis lube (if applicable) • Comprehensive 55 pt. check over with report cards •Outside vehicle wash • wwr �r most Vehicles : Plus disposal and applicable r�xxe :L WE SERVICE ALL MAKES & mon- , o Graham also mentioned two affiliates from the PeeWee Sailorettes, Hailey Bakker and Samantha Hodges. "They come over from the Sailorettes and help us out," Graham explained. "They're considered part of our team, but they are Sailorettes first if there is ever a conflict. But it's worked out well so far..They've done a great job for me and the team." Graham's short bench of only 11 full- time players, four affiliated players, and the two Sailorettes includes four strong defencemen who help out their goaltender, according to Graham. Three strong forward lines are re- sponsible for most of the scoring op- portunities and wins the team has. The PeeWee AE squad plays against teams like Saugeen Shores, Listowel, and Kincardine, and while Graham ad- mits the team is occasionally outplayed, they are never outclassed. "It's been a tough season, but we've learned to grow as a team. We'll contin- ue to improve and have fun throughout the year," he said. If the AE team wins their Friday night game, they will play next on March 17 at 11:20 a.m. If their first game ends in a loss, they will play on March 17 at 12:30 p.m. Both matches will be played at the Maitland Rec Centre. Pirates snap l streak, stay alive March 8. the Pirates, saying that he had Like Goderich's first match- never seen any team lose a string up against Lucan-Ilderton, the of games like this by such close game was rough, seeing three Jets ejected from the ice sur- face due to infractions. Goder- ich played the game they have played all season according to Pirates general manager Trevor Bazinet. Denny Scott signal -star staff`' The Goderich Pirates were able to prevent a premature end to their post -season on Sunday night with a big 11-8 win over the Lucan-Ilderton Jets. The win was due to hard work by the entire team, but centre Dave Meriam and winger Matt MacPhee outpaced them all, each getting a hat -trick and four assists. Rounding out the top scor- ing line was Shawn Burton with one goal and five assists. The addition of MacPhee to Meriam and Burton's line ended up working wonders, according to Meriam. "[Burton] and I have played all year together," he explained. "But [MacPhee] has moved in for the playoffs, just in the last couple games. I hope we'll be kept together." The Pirates entered the week- end a game down in the best -of - seven series with three matches to play over as many days. But, the boys were optimistic, com- ing off a close, over -time game last week. Game four, the Pirates first playoff win, was played at the • Maitland Rec Cetnre on Sunday, "In all my years around hockey, I've never seen any- thing like it, losing all those games by one goal." Trevor Bazinet scores. "We finally won a game. In all my years around hockey, I've never seen anything like it, losing all those games by one. goal," he said. Game two, played at the MRC on Friday, March 6, saw the Pi- rates lose 5-2 to the Jets. Goals were scored by Ian Gould and Dillon Stokes. Netminder Brad Powell stopped 44 of 49 shots on net - a near 90 per cent save average. Game three saw the Pirates go into their third overtime game of "We played our normal games, the post -season, and their third we usually don't take too many over -time loss unfortunately. penalties," he said. "We had ten In Lucan on Saturday, March minutes' worth of penalties on 7, the Pirates were beaten 5-4 in Sunday, and the same on Satur- OT, proving that they are up to day." the challenge of keeping up with Bazinet said the teams are the second -seeded Jets. Unfor- evenly-matched and this series tunately Meriam's hat -trick and could easily .go either way. Neil Steenstra's goal fell just "We could easily be up in the short of putting one in the win series three -one," he said. "We column for Goderich. played well in Lucan. If we can The Pirates will play game five manage to get a win in Lucan, in Lucan on Saturday, March 14, we'll be back at the Memorial with a sixth game scheduled for Arena on Sunday." 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