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Page A34 - Goderich Signal -Star, Wednesday, April 1, 2009
AE peewees number one in western Ontario playoffs
Cloreard
signal-star staff
Alarms rang out across down-
town Goderich Saturday after-
noon, as the fire truck brought yet
another group of young champi-
SKATINGCLUB
NNUAL
General Meeting
Maitland Recreation Centre,
Sky Harbour Lounge
Agenda
•General business of the
annual general meeting
•Receive committee reports
*Nominations
Wednesday, April 8th, 2009
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J
ons for their celebratory ringer.
The Goderich Peewee AE Sail-
ors are the newest Western Ontar-
io Athletic Association (WOAA)
champions after a sweep of their
playoffs earlier in the month.
Punctuated with a brief stint at
Young Canada Week, the Sail-
ors got the wins where it counts,
taking down Drayton, Clifford
and Monkton on their way to the
WOAA championship.
In each series, the Sailors took
two straight games to emerge
victorious and as the team se-
cured themselves inside the lad-
der atop the fire truck Saturday,
the excitement continued.
Coaches Darren Evans and
John Graham say the team's suc-
cess is due to how well the boys
get along and work together.
"They worked hard and devel-
oped as a team over the year,"
said Graham. "Definitely they all
got along as a bunch of friends."
The AE team also want to
thank the service club that made
their YCW appearance possible.
The Goderich Kinsmen donat-
ed their $400 entry fee to Young
Canada Week, something both
coaches and players appreciated.
Heap takes Crabby Joe's in 8 -Ball action
In Keg Room 8 -Ball playoff ac-
tion, Dennis Luiting and Henry
Duell are the sole members of the
ERO club, Duell with two under
his belt.
In the 40s Club are Roy Linklat-
er, Dave Tessier and Steve McIl-
wain..
Last Monday, Heap took the
edge over Crabby Joe's with a
close score of 115 to 111.
Broken Cues took the top score
for 'A' divions shooting 127 to the
Raiders' 112.
On Tuesday, 6 Balls and a Pocket
had the top `B' score, coming out
strong their first night out, shoot-
ing 141 to Capless' 117.
Shooter's Club took the edge
over the Sharks, shooting 129 to
123.
On Wednesday, No Idea had the
top score in the 'C' with a 128 over
Dimes 'R' Us with 109.
Can't Find the Hole and No Un-
derwear tied at 124 apiece.
Chambers, DeWeese lead senior bowlers
Honour Rollers
Harold McClinchey 290, Joyce
Leighton 301 and 715 triple, Roy
Law 313 and 763 triple, Dean Smith
291,R.andy Pollock 276, Kevin Par-
tridge 360 and Shane Willis 277.
Youth Bowling Canada
The PeeWees were enjoying good
games by Brittany Van Diepen 91,
Ben Moore 140 and Cody Austin
111.The Bantams bowled well with
good games by Grant McIlhargey
125, Spencer Barnim 171. The Se-
niors .were on fire with great games
by Spencer Feagan 227, Derek Saun-
dercock 232 and Sarah Macdonald
201.
Monday Ladies
Monday the Ladies were warming
up the lanes with great games from •
Areae Bowden 251 and Brittany
Schoemaker 192.
Thesday Seniors
The Seniors had the lanes on fire
'Itaesday morning with • awesome
games by Joyce Leighton 256, Dun-
can Murchison 240 and Harold Mc-
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Clinchey 290, 203 and 604 triple.
Nice Bowling Harold!
Meneset
The Meneset group were bowling
big games by Jean Taft 162, Hilda
Constable 204, Bob Croth 253 and
633 triple, Ev Croth 188, Marg Pop-
ovich 140, Eric Gosse 250 and 574
triple, and Carol Paige 136.
Special Olympics
The Special Olympics gang were
in great spirits bowling some amazing
games by Nick Bowden 165, -Angela
Guindon 136, Devin Scott 140, Liam
Leddy 143, Mark Matheson 136,
Bjorn Berg 155, Kevin .Macdonald
110 and Joanne Dundass 134 and So-
nya Farrell 252 and 563 triple Great
Bowling Sonya!
Wednesday Ladies
The Ladies enjoyed some great
games on Wednesday especially Ilene
Hamilton 259.
Thursday Seniors
Thursday morning the Seniors
League were blasting the pins down.
Highlight games were from Willie
DeWeese 236, Audrey Brindley 216,
Gwen Trebish 180, Gary Collins 208,
Ross Millar 217, Treba Humbey 206,
Gwen Bidwell 199 and Gary Cham-
bers 258 and 700 triple.
Thursday Men
The Thursday Men's League start-
ed their play-offs this week. Land-
ing in top spot are the Dirty Dogs
followed by the Pin Crushers. Some
of the highlight games were by Ray
Raidt 258, Rob Raidt 288, Kraig Hal -
mer 275, Wayne Wilson 219, Chris
Bechard 193, Tony Johnston 190,
Robert Lee 283, Bob Bowman 199,
Sean Martens 257 and Tim McLean
269 and 700 triple.
Sunday Mixed
The Sunday Mixed League fin-
ished their regular season and heated
up the lanes for their play-offs. Start-
ing off with Mike's Hard Lemonades
in first place followed by the Duck
Pins. The highlights of the night were
Anthony Martellacci 200, Pete Lovell
286, Nick Daer 315 and Todd Wilson
278 and 717 triple.
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