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WOSSA SILVER MEDALISTS - The Seaforth District High School's Junior Girls Volleyball team
captured the silver medal at the WOSSA round-robin volleyball tournament in St. Marys this year.
Back row, left: Carly Pryce, Heather McMillan, Lisa Gingerich, Jennifer Gallagher, Erin Nicholson.
Middle row: Coach Linda Doig, Christina Harrison, Christa Bennett, Cara Spittal, Karen Dillon. Front
row: Sheila Litt, Jill Camochan. Absent from photo: Christa Leonhardt, Shawna Jessome.
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PROVINCIAL DEB 'A' RINGETTE - The provincial Deb 'A' ringette team is (front row, left to right)
Colleen Josling, Robyn Camochan, Valerie Chessell, Jodie Hugill, Kim Rau, (back row) Lori Chessell,
Kelly Kittmer, Jo -Anne Terpstra, Sharon Camochan, Cherie DeJong, Kris Gemmell, Cheryl McLlwain.
Absent from photo are Carrie Costello and Jen Heegy.
1994 SPORTS EDITION- PAGE 11
Area athletes excel in '93-'94
In May of 1993 two local women
were honoured by the Federation of
Broomball Associations of Ontario.
Janet Buchanan was named one of
the Central West Coaches of the
Year for her work with the Parr
Line Intermediate provincial gold
medallist broomball team.
Joan Hunking-Henderson, of Parr
Line, was named Central West
female player of the year.
* * *
On May 26 Monica Ryan and
Mike Nolan were named female
and male athletes of • the year at
Seaforth District High School.
* * *
In June of 1993 a Seaforth lawn
bowling rink headed to the provin-
cial finals. The team was lead Neil
Bell, second tom Philips, vice Fred
Tilley and skip Lee Ryan.
* * *
Future National Hockey League
prospect Mike Watt, from
Egmondville, was named second in
an OHL hockey draft in June of
1993 but he said he was opting to
attend an American college.
* * *
Lori Perrie placed second in a
Kitchener track and field meet
discus competition in June of 1993.
Carly Price won two hurdles events.
* * *
Egmondville native Mike Watt
contributed to the performance of
Canada's under -18 hockey team in
Yokohama, Japan in August of
1993.
* * *
In March of '94 the Centenaires
continued with their 'Cinderella'
ways, following up a sweep of
Exeter with a sweep of Lucan.
* * *
A Seaforth-based team of curlers
headed to all -Ontario competition in
Chesley at the end of March. The
rink consisted of Gord Pryce, skip;
Ron Pryce, vice; Brian McGavin,
second and Jeff McGavin, lead.
The team ended up third in
Ontario.
* * *
Two hot hockey prospects,
Seaforth's Mike and Boyd
Devereaux, moved on from the
Seaforth Junior . Development
Centenaires to the Stratford Junior
B Cullitons in September of '93.
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Chris and Judy Lee, along with
sons Brett and Mau, of Walton,
hosted the Trans Can Moto Cross
National Championships in the
Walton area in August of 1993.
* **
Seaforth's Tri -County Mites met
Brussels in the 'A' championship in
August 18, 1993.
* * *
Local equestrian Barbara
Alkemade was part of the Canada
East bronze medal team at the
North American Endurance Cham-
pionships near Calgary in July of
1993. The team won a bronze
medal.
* * *
It was announced in August of
1993 that Seaforth would host the
Junior Development League ban-
quet for the first time.
* * *
In the fall of 1993 the highly -
mobile National Hockey League
player Dave McLlwain, a Seaforth
native, was sent packing again. The
former team member of teams such
as Pittsburgh, Toronto and
Winnipeg headed to the young
Ottawa Senators organization.
* * *
Jack McLlwain and Ken Doig
dropped the first puck at the open-
ing game of the Seaforth
Centenaires' 20th anniversary sea-
son which began in 1993.
* * *
A Hensall girl realized a dream
when she joined Team Ontario.
Cara Gardner will be part of the
line-up of Belle -age players with
the team in the Canada Winter
Games in Grand Prairie, Alberta in
February, 1995.
* * *
The reunited championship
Centenaires team of 1985-86 won
an exhibition hockey match 8-7
against a multi-year Centenaires'
'Dream Team' in November of '93.
Congratulations
ona
Successful Season
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