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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1994-01-19, Page 6s-TNE HURON EXPOSITOR, January 19, 1994 C Sports Tykes defeat shorthanded Zurich team On Saturday, Jan. 15 the Seaforth Tykes travelled to Zurich. When the team got thiee miles east of Zurich the driving became absolutely treacherous. However, when Seaforth finally reached the arena Zurich had only about half of their normal team show up. But, they scrounged up a team at the last minute with some Mite players and the game began. The scoresheet was left behind at the arena, however the scoresheet didn't matter it was Seaforth's turn to storm Zurich as they defeated them 15-1. The Tykes displayed a fine team effort. In front of the solid goaltending of Matthew Dalton the forwards comprising of Tyler Elligsen, David Verbeme, Matthew Camochan, Bradley Henderson, Brendan Murray and Callahan O'Reilly were at their sizzling best. Adam Broome and McKenzie Fisher potted two of the prettier goals. Brittany Williams narrowly missed a couple of golden oppor- tunities, while Seaforth has found a new weapon for its arsenal in the form of Steven Medds' slapshot. After a short stay at the Zurich hotel everyone it home safely. One of the players summed it up pretty well as he wanted to add his piece to this writeup: "Just before the game by the time the parents got 31/2 miles from Zurich it got stormy! and stormyer until there was a whiteout!" The Tykes next game is Saturday, Jan. 22 at 10 a.m. Town & Country Bowling League January 11, 1994 Try Hards - 65 Untouchables - 59 Flying Angels - 51 Cuttipg Loose - 61 Ramblers - 69 Team to Beat - 52 Ladies' High Average Lila Story - 178 Ladies' High SIngle Betty Dale - 201 Ladies' High Triple Louise Dick - 492 Men's High Average Roger Edwards - 236 George Johnston - 223 Men's High Single George Johnston - 368 Men's High Triple George Johnston - 882 Personal best games for the night: Greta Hoegy (150); Lloyd Dale (197); John Staffen (291); Wayne Boyd (169); Sheila Brooker (173); Del Altman (194); Calvin Flood (219); Carol Johnston (175); Ralph Johnston (282); Darryl Smith (176); Arie Van Diepen (226); and Joe Veenstra (172). Midget boys have first game BY ERIC JOHNSTON The Seaforth District High School Midget boys basketball team had their first real game experience in a tournament last Saturday. The boys didn't win much but they had fun, learned a lot and showed much improvement. They were excellent to watch and provided many entertaining situations when they (like all midget team at one time or another) forgot which way they were going and shot on their own net. As for teamwork, the boys were amazing as the distribution of points proves. Good work boys. 9f - AMERICAN FINAL SILVER STICK WINNERS - The North American -winning Silver Stick winners, shown with Seaforth Mayor Hazel Hildebrand, are (front row, left to right) Jeff Flanagan, Brad Moore, Chad Lamont, Adam Agar, Jason Smith, Mike Hugill, Jeff Ryan and (back row) Andrea Gingerich (assistant trainer), Mayor Hildebrand, Brent Hulley, Dean Finnigan, Jason Murray, Mike Smale, Jason Henderson, Jim Crowley, Murray Workman, Steve Mcinally, Jason Gemmel, Mark McNichol, Colin Devereaux, Linda Gingerich (trainer), Roy Gingerich (Coach). Missing from photo is Wayne Schoonderwoerd. The Midgets were toumament winners at Kincardine, Wingham and the Regional and North American Silver Stick. Sizzlers ringette racks up wins In the past week the Seaforth Sizzlers Petite ringette team played three Ringette games and won each game, defeating Goderich, Stratford and Dorchester. On Sunday, Jan. 8 the Seaforth Sizzlers hosted Goderich 'B' in a Huron -Perth League game. Special mention must be given to Katie Holland who volunteered to play net in the absence of regular goalie Sarah Agar and a thank you, as well, to Christie Medd who filled in for Ali Devereaux. Seaforth took a 3-0 lead in the first half of the game on a goal by Jeanette Crowley, assisted by Melissa Van Bakel and Kim Devereaux, a goal by Lori McKay, assisted by Kim Devereaux and Jessica Finlayson, and a goal by Marsha Denys, assisted by Becky deVries and Jenny DelVecchio. Three teams swept in Thursday Night bowling On January 13, 1994, half of the Thursday Nighter bowlers brought their brooms as three teams were swept for total points. On lanes one and two, the Attitude Adjusters rolled over the Ultimate Challenge 7-0. Murray Bennewies' 259,317,333- 909 and Jack Ungarian's 271,219- 677 lead the way for the Adjusters. The Challenge's top bowlers were Neil Beuerman 289,249-737, Erich Matzold 214 and Dean Price 223,300-722. The Hot Flashes gave the B.F.D's their second straight 0. Excellent games for the Hot Flashes came from Terry Gray 210, Trevor Price 215 and Debbie Procter 534 triple. The B.F.D's got good games from Doug Leonhardt 227, Debbie Bedard 200-513, Martin Bedard 214 and Tom Turner 219. The final match -up saw the Pin Heads sweep the Legends 7-0. Hot bowlers for the Pin Heads were Doug Procter 217,218, Brian Barry 213,280,206-699 and Steve Steep 204, 204. Gary Bedard's 211 and Ralph Johnston's 210 helped out the Legends. Team Standings: Hot Flashes - 66; Attitude Adjusters - 65; B.F.D's 61; Pin Heads - 55; Ultimate Challenge - 53; The Legends - 35. 1 LJtJIY �aio �N�ad9 FINAL, CLEXRANE of Fall and Winter Merchandise ei PRICE A, SALE Pius You Pay No G.S.T. or P.S.T. JANUARY 20-21-22 i L q a We will deduct en moult equvvlenf to the OS.T.8P.S.T.cnYou►purchase ALL SALES FINAL No Credits, exchanges or refunds CR1'EWEAR ARRIVING I)AILY 3 icwt a d 9 43 Alert St. 48 A� 2`ONS Clinton The Sizzlers added three more in the second period while keeping Goderich off the scoreboard. Becky deVries scored Seaforth's fourth goal, assisted by Jenny DelVecchio, Jenny scored the fifth, assisted by Christie Medd and Becky deVries and Kim Devereaux scored the final goal, assisted by Lori McKay in this 6-0 victory over Goderich. On Saturday, Jan. 15, the Sizzlers travelled to Stratford for a 1 p.m. game and returned home just ahead of the storm. The Sizzlers led the game 2-1 at the end of the first half on goals scored by Kim Deveraux and Jenny DelVecchio. Stratford carne on strong in the second and scored early to tie the game but the Sizzlers put their sconng machine into operation and scored five unan- swered goals - two netted by Kim Deveraux, two by-Jeaneue Crowley and one by Jenny DelVecchio - before allowing Stratford to score their third. Assists on these goals were awarded to Becky deVries (3), Marsha Denys (2), Katie Holland and Lori McKay. Lori McKay popped one in the net with only six seconds left in the game to give Seaforth an 8-3 victory. On Sunday the Seaforth squad drove to Dorchester for an exhibi- tion game and defeated WORL rivals 10-5. The Dorchester team gave the Sizzlers a much stronger game than the score suggests. Goals in this game were scored by Jenny DelVecchio (3), Kim Deveraux (2), Lori McKay (2), Jessica Finlayson, Ali Devereaux, and Marsha Denys. The number of assists awarded in this game - one to Katie Holland and one to Kim Devereaux, did not ,reflect the excellent passing that the girls did in this game. TDA CUNDAINa PHOTO ALL-STARS AND MVP'S The all-star volleyball players of Huron and Perth played in Seaforth last Tuesday night. Here are (front) Huron Most Consistent winner Eric Johnston, of Seaforth District High School, and St. Michael's MVP Andrew Utley and (back row) South Huron's Jeff Lingard, MVP for Huron, and Most Consistent from Perth, Jerrod Ladd. The All-Star game raised money for the Children's Aid Society. HOUSELEAGUE BASKETBALL For Children In Grades 6 to 8 Will Begin Thursday, Feb. 3, PRACTISES will be held on Thursday from 7 - 8 p.m. and GAMES on Saturdays from 12 noon to 2:00 p.m., both at the • Seaforth District High School. tfs, REGISTRATION will take place on Thursday, Feb. 3, from 6:30 - 7:00 p.m. at the High School. REGISTRATION FEE will be $20.00 per person. 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