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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1994-01-12, Page 61 4 $-THE HURON EXPOSITOR, January 12, 1094 t • Sports Midgets capture championship Adam Agar sharp in net for Seaforth continued from front page Early in the second period Dean Finnigan drove a Jason Murray pass into the Parry Sound goal to put Seaforth in the lead. Then the Jason Henderson, Wayne Schoonderwoerd and Brad Moore line took over with 7:45 left in the middle period, Schoonderwoerd knocked in a rebound after a lengthy assault on the Perry Sound goal. Just eleven seconds later Schoonderwoerd took a pass from Henderson and leftit for Moore who took a shot on net. Just before it reached the goalie Schoonderwoerd tipped it down- wards through the unsuspecting keeper's legs. Five minutes into the third, after Parry Sound had scored to make it 3-1, Moore took a pass from Jeff Flanagan who'd set up by Schoonderwoerd and slid it past the netminder. Late in the game Steve Mclnally broke away and made a beautiful move to make the final score 5-2. SEAFORTH 4 - KESWICK 0 Saturday moming Seaforth played Keswick, who had already thrashed their first oppo- nent 7-2. Early in the first period Dean Finnigan gave Steve McInally a pass who then drove in on the Keswick net and passed to Jason Murray who in turn slipped the puck into a wide open goal. Less than a minute into the second Wayne Schoonderwoerd buried a goal on a set-up by Murray Moore With 31.7 seconds left Jason Murray scored added another goal later on and Seaforth headed into the third periodwitha3-0lead.Infrus- tration, Keswick took many penalties and, as a result, focused less on the game and paid the price. Murray added another goal late, completing Keswick's embarassment and Adam Agar shut them out, fur- ther enraging the team (which showed little class). Keswick took 41 -minutes in penalties in a 40 minute game, including a match penalty (deliberate intent to injure) and a gross miscon- duct (inapropriate behaviour). SEAFORTH 4- ST. MARYS 1 Saturday night, playing at 11 p.m. because of bad scheduling and earlier delays, Seaforth needed only two points out of a possible 10 to clinch a berth in the final. Less than two minutes ito the opening period Moore took a perfect pass from Schoonderwoerd and put Seaforth up 1-0. Steve McInally followed up less than three min- utes later and Seaforth won the first period, earning the two magic points. Berth or no berth, Seaforth wasn't done yet. Ban- tam call-up Jason scored two thirds of the way through the second and Jeff Flanagan blasted two short-range missiles that nearly burned a hole through the mesh and Seaforth won 4-1. Agar and Lamont were near perfect again, allowing only one goal. Attheendoftheroundrobin, Seaforth had earned 28 of a possible 30 points, winning their division by 10 points and earn- ing a trip to the finals gainst Port Hope, the winner from the other division. SEAFORTH3 PORT HOPE 1 This game could be called the most entertaining game this year. The excitement started on the first shift. Port Hope applied pressure with a scramble in front of the Seaforth goal. A Port Hope pla er got 2 sticks on a loose puck and Adam Agar was forced to make a brilliant save, keeping the game scoreless. Seaforth weathered several Port Hope storms in that first period and waited for a break. It came at 8:45 when Mike Smale fought his way in front of the Port Hopenetandpushedinaloosepuck. It looked as if that goal would stand, considering Agar's glowling performance at Seaforth's end. It was constant end-to-end action all the way and Seaforth got a little breath- ing room early in the third. The line of Steve Mclnally - Jason Murray - Dean Finnigan was pushing on a goalmouthscramble and fatally Finnigan CentenaireS to meet Lucan Maybe the weather has got them down - too much snow and lack of sunshine or something? Or, maybe they've been watching the Leafs too much - who are similarly spinning their wheelsmost_of _the -time these days? Whatever it is the Seaforth Centenaires continue to look less than ordinary in the New Year. Most played as if they wanted to be somewhere else, like they would have rather had a "snowout" at Alvinston Friday, night where they were outhustled and lost 5-2 loss to the hometown Flyers in the Ontario Hockey Association's Junior Devel- opment League. Tonight (Wednesday) the Cents try to snap out of this winter hiber- nation at Lucan with an 8:15 game against the Irish Six. Saturday night they travel to Belmont for a 7:30 game with the Pests, before return- ing to the Seaforth and District Community Centres Sunday night at 8 p.m. against Alvinston again. Seaforth started Friday night off on the right foot. Don Scott and Ted Sills on the powerplay gave the Centenaires a 2-0 lead until the 17:52 point of the first period when the Flyers got a powerplay goal back. Seaforth goaltender Dana Duskocy then took exception to Alvinston charging his crease while he was flat on the ice, so straightened up his assailant with a slap from his blocker. The Flyers Centenaires sign former Brussels Bulls player scored on the powerplay again and the period ended 2-2. Alvinston scored three more times in the first five minutes of the second, driving the usually depend- able but obviously distracted Duskocy from the net after the first two. The Centenaires affiliate goaltender Scott Wood went the rest of the way, one of the two brighter spots in the game for Seaforth, the other being the play of defenceman Scott Wright. The five goals in a little over seven minutes put the Flyers into overdrive and, although that was all the scoring in the game, Alvinston beat the Cents to the puck the rest of the night and Matt Danbrook was steady in the Alvinston net. Steve Geiger had a pair of assists for Seaforth and Chad Ramer and Wright chipped in one apiece. Ref- eree Derek Edwards gave Alvinston nine minor penalties, a checking from behind major and game mis- conduct. Seaforth took eight minors. Since upsetting the defending champion Mitchell Hawks in their last game of 1993 the Centenaires. have only managed a total of three goals in two games, while giving up 11. Meanwhile their 13-10-4 record has them a solid sixth but the teams immediately ahead of them in the standings are slowly inching out of scored. The crowd erupted and it looked as if Seaforth was on its way. That goal didn't phase the excellent Port Hope team. With only 2:33 left in the game, Port Hope finally beat Agar to pull within one. Pure bedlam broke loose and with 31.7 seconds left Jason Murray scored on a breakaway to put the game away. Only one penalty was taken in this game because nei- ther team could afford to be down a player for any length of time. When all was said and done, the Seaforth Midget Hockey Club walked away with the North American Silver Stick and a lot of respect and a lot of hardware: tiO 'l'l'N4 (i • 11i t'hPc, • ui-f1'.1tf Di..., • ;Ao.•• (-,(' f+,�tiEfS • PtcutATIP.+c BRL • EiENCHiS �--- reach, with only about five weeks and a dozen games left in the- reg- ular schedule. Leading scorer Paul McLlwain still has two games remaining on a suspension, but is due back Sunday night, and feisty sparkplug Jason Hayter also missed Friday's game with the flu, as did Jamie Redmond. Don Rivers was operating at less than full tilt for the same reason. HOT STOVE LEAGUE...The Centenaires have signed Adam Rogers from Harriston. He is . a buddy of defenceman Trevor Smith and student at Mohawk in Hamilton. Rogers played two games for the Brussels Bulls a couple of years ago before an injury ended that season. He can play both for- ward and defence but prefers to play up front..Jeff Buck, the Centenaires playoff MVP two sea- sons ago, has signed with the junior B Elmira Sugar Kings...Dan Wildfong, who played with the Cents from 1990-92 and was the team's MVP in his final season, represented the St. Marys Lincolns at the Westem Junior B league's all star game on the weekend. At last count he was tied for fourth in league scoring (16-33-49)...Seven of those Western B all stars originally come from the Junior "D" evelopment League. Seaforth Tykes blast Blyth On Saturday, Jan. 8 the Seaforth Tykes travelled to Blyth for their frust away game of the new year. The Tykes play was better than the weather outdoors as the team played "firewagon" hockey and dominated their Blyth counterparts by a score of 17-2. The teamwork of the Tykes contributed solidly. A display of the goals and assists in this game would fill a page of the Expositor this week and in many cases the work and the play involved to set up the goals was as pretty to watch as the goals them- selves. Seaforth attack was centered around Bradley Henderson, Brendan Murray, Callahan O'Reilly, Matthew Dalton, Matthew Camochan, Tyler Elligsen and David Verberne. The Seaforth defence squad of Seniors brave bad weather to bowl Thirty-six Senior Bowlers turned out on a cold Friday, Jan. 7 to commence the 1994 Season. The ladies did not come through with any 200 scores. Betty Lconhardt had high single 178 and triple 467. Campbell Wey must have been doing a bit of practising during the holiday season. He had a superb single 268 and triple 639. Other men over 200 were Ron Bennett 220, John Aubin 207 and Don Wood 200. Bowling well over their averages were Oliver Price, 196; Pred Mannings, 181; Watson Reid, 180; and Norm McLean, 165. Mary Finlayson will be reporting to the paper for the next few weeks. Brittany Williams, Adam Broome, McKenzie Fisher and Ryan Nurse played a solid game. Clearing the puck from the defensive zone, keeping the opposition's attack under control and also keeping them hemmed in their zone. While headmanning the puck the entire game, the passing and teamwork displayed by these youngsters would make any parent or coach proud. Seaforths' goalie of the game, Stephen Medd, did well in pouncing on any loose pucks that came with- in close range of his cage. What the players are learning in practice is carred over and demonstrated in the games. The Tykes' next game is in Zurich on Saturday, Jan. 15 at 5 p.m. There is no Saturday practice. 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WINTHROP 2 - PERTH 1 Winthrop's Janice Finlayson is off to a good year with two outstanding goals as she hurls down the ice leaving no tracks to be followed, a quick wrist pass by short stuff • Hang on here comes swan g Joyce Dow as she blasts it by the opposing goalie nice passes by Sharon Fell Dunsmorc and Cheryl Ann West, Perth's only goal this game. WINTHROP 2 - RED RUST- LERS 0 Bruce Pearn and Brett Lee cap- ture all the glory for Winthrop as they score topnotch goals, assist- ance from loner D. Soontiens. Hang 0 0 v CAR & TRUCK RENTALS 3 Division of Suncoast Ford 3 500 Huron Rd., Goderich v CALL COLLECT Ask for Helen 524-8347 3 Fit1um13eeeeeeeeeee in, Rustlers, the season has just begun. JANUARY 6, 1994 GRADS 2 - KNIGHTS 1 For Grads Van Den Huevel and Van Den Neucker do all the scor- ing, assisted by Al and Martin Wynja the Knights squeak in a single goal by Steve Van Dyke a quick pass Stave Selves. Good game by both teams. DUMPERS 9 - RAIDERS 0 Raiders had plenty of ice time but short on goal scoring. "Not" Mr. T, But Mr. Wright gets a hot trick and a standing ovation - the other gets numerous goals came from Bill D., Don H., Gary D. Lots of assistance from Steve E., Merl H., Denis M., and that's all folks. EASY RIDERS 3 - ROYALS 0 Royals tried and tried but came up empty handed. The Riders Mr. Butson goes all out with not one but two New Year Goals! Sly Darrel Eckert pops in the third goal. Lots of passes by Terry Morey, Chris Poland and Fd Van Miltenburg. Doug Elliott, s-rratn �/ 5 U ARP All Deposits Insured Within Omits Rates subject To Verification 65YEAR ANNUAL 4% 1 U Annual 47°' 33°' 3 Yost ao to 120 RRiP DAYS trvestmeniCentre Investment & Tax Planning Secure Investment Products ... from people you can trust SEAFORTH 96 Main St. 527-0420 -^44- Non-Surgical Treatment of •/ Varicose Veins and Spider Veins with Sclerotherapy Injections done by Mario M. Cauchi M.D. Lorraine M. Cauchi, R.N. Doctor Referral not necessary Initial consultation - Free For appointment call 27 Bruce St., West, Goderich_ 524-4121 0 0 0 13 13 13 13 13 Announcement Deloitte & Touche is pleased to announce the appointment of Brenda Empey as Audit and Accounting Manager for our Seaforth office. With over twelve years experience in public practise Brenda has provided professional }services to a variety of clients, with a focus on small business and the agricultural sector. For more information, call Brenda at (519) 527-1331. Brenda Empey. B.M., B.Ed. Chartered Accountants Management Consultants Deloitte & Touche 64 Main Street South, Seaforth, Ont. NOK )WO Tel: (519) 527-1331 Fax: (514) 527-0338 PeRTH NIGHT SCHOOL .„,„ CLASSES Mitchell District High School INTEREST COURSES COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Co) EDUCATION FOR ALL Course BOARD OF EDUCATION EDUCATION FOR ALL Low Impact Aerobics Men's Rec. Basketball Lotus 1-2-3 (Pt. 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