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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1994-03-09, Page 7• Ma HURON IMPOSIT011, Na sk S, 1SS4.7 Local hockey player shines in junior B Rugged veteran centreman Steve Papple, of Egmondville, was recent- ly named the best defensive forward in the Midwestern Junior B Hockey League. While specializing in keeping points off the board he also man- aged to put a few on it this season for Elmira's Sugar Kings, averaging almost a point a game, finishing with 16 goals and 21 assists for 37 points in 39 games, along with 283 penalty minutes. Sugar Kings coach and general manager Bob Zimmer, formerly head honcho with the local junior Centenaires, says Steve's strongest suit is his team play, leadership and support of the team's younger players. "He has been a welcome asset both on and off the ice," Zimmer adds, "and he comes to play every night." Papple notched three game win- ning goals for the Sugar Kings who had their best season in a decade, finishing 10 games above .500 but were eliminated from the playoffs by the powerful Stratford Cullitons Friday night. Six of Steve's goals came on the powerplay and another was scored shorthanded. Steve, 19, is the son of Tom and Dawn Papple_of Egmondville. He played minor hockey locally arid - had earlier junior B stints with the Petrotia Jets and St. Marys Lincolns. He is currently working on becoming a plumber's apprentice in Waterloo. Sports Pee Wees ahead of Clinton Y O U DECIDE WHO DECIDES SUCISTITUTE DECISIONS ACT • The first Pee Wee hockey game on Feb. 27 in Seaforth's division playoff series was won by Seaforth 3 to 1 when they came up against Clinton. Seaforth scored first when Derek Nesbitt sent in the rebound of a shot by Scott Henderson helped by Jason Hulley. Clinton scored their only goal a few min- utes later. Some great passing plays; between Ryan Van Dooren, Tim' Sills, and Scott Van Dooren failed to add to Seaforth's total as did a beautiful pass in front between Jamie Dick and Mark Vock. Final- ly, on a Clinton penalty, Derek Nesbitt set up Scott Van Dooren for Seaforth's second goal. In turn, ScottVan Dooren then set up Ryan - Van : )ooren for the final goal. The second game on March 1 ended in a tie with 8 goals apiece. Seaforth's goals were scored by Tim Sills (2), Scott Van Dooren, Derek Nesbitt, and Scott Henderson (4). Players who picked up points for assists were Scott Van Dooren (3), J.D. Nolan (3), Scott Henderson, and Ben Murray. Seaforth moved ahead with one more win over Clinton on Sat., March 5. The final score of 10 to 4 was a pleasing reward for some fine co-operative play by Seaforth. Clinton got the fust two goals within the fust three minutes of play but that just seemed to fire up Seaforth which came back with five goals of their own in the first period. To start Seaforth off, Derek Nesbitt, realizing that he was about to be checked, sent the puck up the ice to Scott Henderson who carried it in to Clinton's end and then Three 34 broomball wins MARCH 2, 1994 PARR LINE 3 - WINTHROP 1 Winthrop's lone goal was scored by Dwayne Pryce great passing by Jerry Bremner and Neil Mitchell. Parr Line goals by wee Tim Bylsma, wirey Denis Dolmage and shy man Grant Bergsma, quick passes by Vern and Adrian. SOCIALITES 3 - PERTH 1 Perth scored first goal as quick draw Beth Consitt slips the ball over the opposing goalies' head, thanks to Wendy Triemstra's pass. The Socialites have the knack for goal -scoring this season, goals by quick hands Marg Henderson, Hacker Theresa Campbell and quiet Charlene Townsend. Good to have you back in the swing of things, Charlene! Direct passing by Joan H. Henderson, Jen Marion and Carol Humphries. MARCH 3, 1994 RAIDERS 3 - ROYALS 1 Raiders finally get out of their slump as goals scored by Vern Gewais, Dave Kramers and Paul Wick, what passing by `Mr. Blaine Pryce' himself! However the Royals sneak in a quick goal by mighty Mark McCarthy great passing by other brother Dale McCarthy. GRADS 2 - KNIGHTS 1 Grads' quick goal scored by slippery Jerry Burtch and quiet Al Wynja, quick wrist passing by Martin Wynja ,and Tony Van Den Huevel. Knights just couldn't buy another goal, single goal achieved by defenceman Jim Nyhenius assisted by Larry Baer. Great over- time game by both teams. In Broomball on March 9 at 9 p.m. - Perth vs Socialites; 9:50 p.m. - Dumpers vs Easy Riders; and at 10:40 p.m. Parr Line vs Winthrop. In Broomball on March 10 at 9 p.m. Dumpers vs ?; 9:50 p.m. - Raiders vs Rustlers; and at 10:40 p.m. - Knights vs Royals. passed across in front to Mark Vock who banged it home. Shortly after J.D. Nolan and Ryan Van Dooren combined efforts to set up Scots Van Dooren for another great display of play -making. Next Scott Van Dooren and Scott Henderson assisted J.D. Nolan with a goal. The next five goals were scored by Scott Henderson with the help of J.D. Nolan, Scott Van Dgoren, and Craig Somerville. Clinton scored two more goals bringing)the score to 7 - 4 but Seaforth stayed strong and shut down Clinton's scoring attempts with strong goal -tending by Sean Ludwig. Jason Hulley scored assisted by Derek Nesbitt, and Tim Sills and Scott Henderson put in another to complete his double hat trick for the night. They play Clinton again on Tuesday night in Clinton. Writeathon for fundraiser On Sunday, a Seaforth resident wrote a twenty -page short story in one sitting as a fundraiser for the Seaforth Community Hospi- tal. The `writeathon,' which took place at the hospital, was part of Tim Cumming's 52 -event mini marathon, which has raised more than $2,400 in donations or pledges to the hospital. Sizzlers win two to advance to finals In the Huron -Perth Play-off Tour- nament the Seafotth Sizzler advanced to the championship game to be held on Sunday, March 13 by defeating Exeter 13-3 and Stratford 8-1. The Exeter squad, as usual, gave the Sizzlers a good first half. How- ever, thanks to good goaltending by Sarah Agar and excellent defensive play by Ali Devereaux, Katie Hot - and Jeaneue Crowley, the Sizzlers outscored Exeter ten goals to none in the second half, and Seaforth won the game. Marsha Denys scored Seaforth's first three goals, earning a natural hat -trick and then scored another late in the game to total four. Jenny DelVecchio also scored four goals, Jessie Finlayson netted two, Becky deVries two, Kim Devereaux two, and Katie Holland, one. Assists were recorded by Jenny DelVecchio (5); Kim Deveraux (5); Jeanette Crowley (3); Becky deVries (2); Marsha Denys (2); Katie Holland and Jessie Finlayson. Stratford gave Seaforth goalie Sarah Agar an early wake-up call by scoring only 7 seconds into the game but one minute later Jenny DelVecchio scored, unassisted to tie the game. Then the Sizzlers went to town on Stratford. While Sarah stopped numerous shots on net. Kim scored four goals, Marsha netted two and Jessie one. Assists were awarded to Jessie (3); Jenny (2); Ali (2); Lori McKay (2) and Marsha, Kim and Becky one each. Sarah and her awesome defence of Katie, Jeanette, and Ali denied Stratford another goal and the Sizzlers won the game 8-1. NEW RETAIL/RESIDENTIAL AREA "11 SI 11 lea a cellar._•1■ (a�l1111r. 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