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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 2009-11-11, Page 31Page 30 - Goderich Signal -Star, Wednesday, November 11, 2009 Top 60 as of Nov 8th 1. Ron Plumsteel 2. Harold Warren 3. Jeff Northey 4. Dave Scholl 5. Jacob Denomy 6. Don -Charles Yates 7. Bruce Gartshore 8. Anne Bertrand 9. Jeff Shelton 10. Luke Cranston 11. Emily Gordon 12. Bryan Hodges 13. Pete Wise 14. Brad Sproul 15. Ryan Lamb 16. Mike P. Ryan 17. Paul Kelly 18. Randy Graham 19. Spencer Wright 20. Martin Papple 21. Joe Whitely 22. John Clarke 23. Ron Sowerby ° 24. Anita Plumsteel 25. PJ Conlon 26. Jim Horton 27. Randy Greatrex 28. Ken Sanmaat 29. Doug Johnston 30. Scott Allen 284 31. Braeden MacDonald 247 277 32. Brenda Demchuk 247 277 33. Graham Yeats 246 275 34. Pat Crawford 246 266 35. Scott Gordon 246 265 36. Ron Livermore 245 263 37. Bill Blake 245 261 38. Stu Rintoul 243 260 39. Peter King 243 259 40. Colton Smith 243 258 41. Delores Klages 242 257 42. Elaine Bertrand 242 256 43. Dave Brown 242 255 44. Brad Bakker 242 253 45. Larry Mathers 242 253 46. Nelson Samworth 242 253 47. John Hummel 242 252 48. Larry Hunking 241 252 49. Andrew Stroh 241 252 50. Jim Ritchie 240 250 51. Pat Conlon 240 250 52. Heather Mighton 240 250 53. Ron Smith 240 249 54. Andrea Brown 239 249 55. Trevor Bazinet 239 249 56. Jean Cook 239 248 57. Bob Robertson 239 248 58. Julie Egrmajer 238 248 59. Turner Sanford 238 247 60. Lori Burt 238 T.G.I.F. Special Discounted Beer Prices Fridays 4 pm - 6 pm 92 The Square, Goderich Henry Kolkman is this weeks winner of a Paddy O'Neils's $10 gift certificate. Certificate can be picked up at the Goderich Signal -Star 9am - 5 pm Mon - Thurs. & 9 am - 4 pm on Friday. Ft LI, ST‘ \DIM;S LIS .111II, UWE.1.I. ‘1«\%.goderichsi nalstar.cotn ('lick on the Iiockcluck". THIS YEAR'S PRIZE SPONSORS Kris's Car Care Aebig �EmPainore aRPOIDIFICH [f:114"1111r1 .lE flithela Sailors downed by Hawks, Barons Osrard Crscas signal -star staff The Goderich Jr. 'C' Sailors had a rough weekend on the ice, with a couple big upsets at home and away. In Friday's away -game against the Walkerton Hawks, the Sailors lost 9-2. It was an evenly -spread out assault by the Hawks, scoring three goals each period. Walkerton's David Jones scored a pair of goals. in the game, while defenceman Trevor Smith got three assists in the first period. It wasn't until the third when the Sailors came to life, led by Tyler Million off Thomas Bedour less than three minutes in. The Hawks, however, answered back hard and dashed all hopes of a Sailors' comeback with three more goals. Brandon Dykxhoorn book -ended the period for the Sailors on a powerplay goal assisted by Will Kelly. Goaltending was split for the night between Shawn Gethke and Sheldon Reid. Gethke stopped 20 of 25, while Reid blocked 10 of 14 shots on net. Walkerton's Dan Trombley stymied 25 of 27 Sailor attempts. However, the Sailors did maintain cooler heads, tak- ing only three penalties for the night, all of them high sticking. In Saturday's at-home match, the Sailors spent near- ly as much time in the box as they did on the ice. Goderich racked up a staggering 50 penalty minutes on 16 infractions during their 7-3 loss to Hanover. It was a slow -starter for the home team, who saw Ha- nover jump out to an early 2-0 lead in the first period, however Brett McGuiness and Shawn McColl each put one marker up for the Sailors, assisted by Jamie Miller and Matt McClinchey. Just over four minutes into the second, Tyler Durst brought the game to within a point with help from Thomas Bedour, however, it was the last time the Sail- ors would find the back of the Bardns' net. A rash of misconduct penalties carried over into the third period to keep the Sailors down, including 21 minutes from Durst alone. Hanover's Dave Clement stopped 22 shots from the Sailors, while Barons' centremen Rob Hellyer and An- drew Boyle nabbed three points each. Photo by Dominique Milburn Goderich Sailors' Jamie Miller tries to stuff one past Hanover goaltender Dave Clement Saturday night at the Maitland Recreation Centre. Shawn Gethke stopped 22 of 29 in the effort. Meanwhile, in the Western Junior 'C' League, God- erich is only one point ahead of last place Mount For- est, with a record of 3-10-0 in the regular season. Hanover leads the league in points with 21, however the Walkerton Hawks have just as many wins after 11 games, as opposed to the Barons' 16. Goderich heads to Mount Forest this Friday before coming back home to host the Ironmen Saturday, No- vember 14 at 8:30 p.m. at the Maitland Recreation Centre. Peewees have action -packed weekend An action -packed game against the Listowel Cy- clones ended in a tie for the Pee Wee Rep Sailors on Sunday, November 8. Fast end-to-end action in the first period resulted in two Listowel goals, but Evan Guest, assisted by Ian Simpson and Ethan Lajeunesse, closed the gap with a short-handed goal to make it 2 - 1 Listowel. The second period saw some great saves by Sailor net -minder, Jordan Johnson, but Listowel managed to squeeze another in to make it a 3 - 1 game. The Sailors stepped it up a notch in' the third period, starting with an impressive goal by Simpson, assisted by Guest and Mason Nurse. A few minutes later, Lajeu- nesse and Jarred Bakker passed the puck to Stephen De Jager who scored a wrap- around goal. Less than a minute later, the Cyclones gave one up to De Jager who scored once more on the breakaway, putting Goderich up4-3. vgUCH rrN • Coln Us For Our Next Nome Game... PRI. NOV. 13 OSOpm Goderich vs. Lucan-Ilderton Maitland Recreation Centre Thanks to our game night sponsor HYWIDRI or GODERICH See GODERICH, Page 32