HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1994-08-17, Page 6s-THR HURON EXPOSITOR. August 17, 1104
St. Columban battles for tie game
On Friday, August 12, the St.
Columban men's soccer team
played at home against a tough
London Alianza club. With
exceptional playing conditions the
two teams battled to a 1-1 tie.
St. Columban opened up the
scoring very early in the game
when John Jordan moved the ball to
the front of the net where Brian
Melady had the ball bounce off of
his head behind the Alianza goal-
keeper. There was good pressure by
both sides for the rest. of the half
but there was no more scoring and
the half ended with the good guys
up one to nil.
In the second half, the home team
Cents begin
training camp .
minus 'backbone
of team'
The Seaforth Centenaires Junior
Development league hockey club
opens training camp next week with
tryouts from 7 to 9 p.m. on Tues-
day and Thursday nights and a 10
a.m. to 1 p.m. session on Sunday,
in preparation for their first exhibi-
tion the following Friday of the
long weekend, September 2, a
`Rookie Game' against the Brussels
Bulls.
General manager Gregor
Campbell says he's lost the "back-
bone of his team" and has major
holes to fill at all positions. The
best goalie in the league, all-star
Dana Duskocy of Stratford, has
accepted a partial baseball scholar-
ship at a college in Texas and
leaves Saturday. Veteran local all-
stars Karston Carroll and Paul
McLlwain are both now overage
and perennial plugger Jamie Ramer
of Zurich leaves for school out west
at the end of this month.
"That's a combined 16 years of
junior experience right there,"
Campbell says, "not to mention the
even greater loss in character." The
Seaforth general manager says he's
mailed out 130 or so invitations but
it's an open camp, which means
anyone can try out.
Veteran Centenaires confirmed for
the `Summer Showcase' exhibitions
with the instructors from Dave
McLlwain's local hockey school
next Wednesday night at 8:30 -at the
arena include: Ted Sills, Jason
Bcuttenmiller, Karston and Kalen
Carroll, Paul McLlwain, Scott
Wright, Jason Hayter, Steve
Mclnally, Joe Murray, Shawn
O'Leary, Kory Dietz (Cents 90-91),
Jamie Ramer and Maurice Guy.
Standout goaltender Dave
Nahrgang, formerly of the CCHS
Redmcn, and Egmondville's Mike
Weber, who plays for St. Andrews
College in Toronto, have also
agreed to play.
Training camp prospects are
reminded written permission is
sometimes required for trying out
with other OHA teams. This is
under new OHA tampering regula-
tions passed in August, 1992.
came out flat footed and Alianza
was able to get the tying goal
around the twentieth minute. A
couple of London forwards eluded
the St. Columban defense and were
able to work the ball behind the
keeper. For the rest of the game St.
Columban carried the momentum
and several times came close to
getting the go -ahead -goal. Their
best opportunity came off of a
comer kick when Dave Murray
headed a nice ball towards the net
but was unable to put through the
crossbar. The Alianza keeper made
some good saves but had to look
towards the other end for pointers
as St. Columban's goaltender, Jason
Dietz, put on a one-person show at
times and made some monumental
saves. There was no more scoring
in the game and it ended in a one -
all tie. Despite a good offensive
game by St. Columban, their
defense played a solid game. The
defensive unit consisting of Wayne
Ryan, Mike . Murry, Mauro
Mascioii, Mark Muir, Jim O'Reilly
and Jason Vandervelde;
quarterbacked by keeper, Jason
Dietz, has helped Si Columban
with the second lowest goal against
in the league. They have let in only
fourteen goals in 12 games thus far
and probably don't get the recogni-
tion they deserve.
St. Columban's next game is
Wednesday, August 17 in Mitchell
at 7 p.m. against a tough London
Curinga team. Curinga will be
looking to avenge their first loss of
the season last weekend that was
administered by the feet of St.
Columban. The game should stand
to be one of the better games of the
season and all attending fans who
are disappointed not only will
receive their money back but will
also get a free set of steak knives to
take home for that special someone.
Leading scorers for the team after
12 games are: Brian Melady - 13;
Dean Martin - 9; Mark Martinez -
6; Dave Murray - 4; and Steve
Ryan -4.
DAVID SCOTT PHOTO
1994 SEAFORTH SEA LIONS - Members of the 1994 Seaforth Sea Lions Swim Team recently posed
fora photo before their last swim meet of the summer. Top row, from left: Renee Nash, Jesslyn
Carnochan, Julie Phillips, Jenine Ducharme, Cathy Jessome, Natalie Dale, Melissa Van Bakel, Michelle
Stephen, Robyn Nash, Lyndsy Stephen, Tanya Altman, Stephanie Dale. Middle row: Melissa Marion,
Barbara Murray, Jeff Ducharme, Kayla Flanagan, Paul Stephen, Danny Sharpe, Coach Brian Dillon,
Coach Jen Marion. Front row: Ashley Marion, John Sharpe, Jennie Phillips. Absent from photo: Lori
McKay, Mike Van Bakel, Julie Ducharme, Steve Govier, Kate Johnston, Carly Price, Reagen Price,
Karen Dillon.
Pool announces meet results
To kick off the month of August,
the Seaforth Lion's Pool hosted an
inter -county swim meet. On August
6 youngsters from across our region
came full of grit and determination.
These highly competitive souls
desired gold, in the form of a first
place ribbon. There were 62 chal-
lenging events involving different
age groups, strokes, and distances.
When it was all said and done, our
Seaforth/Vanastra squad finished
second in the competition, it's
highest placing this year. The
Seaforth Lion's Pool staff wishes to
extend their sincere gratitude to the
many volunteers who generously
devoted their day to make the swim
meet a success. A special thanks
especially to Mr. Stephens, for his
nose appealing cooking and dedica-
tion to the swim meet. The Seaforth
Lion's Pool lifeguard staff would
Seaforth lawn bowlers
win London tourney
Two Seaforth rinks were in
Brampton on Saturday bowling in
the Legion Provincial Lawn
Bowling Tournament held at the
Brampton Greens. The Seaforth trio
of Gary Bennett (lead) Neil
Beuerman (vice) and Brett
Finlayson (skip) were successful in
winning the tournament and brought
the large trophy back to Seaforth
again for the second time in two
years. In 1992 the rink of Tom
Phillips, Thelma Coombs and the
late George Hildebrand won this
tournament bowling in London at
the Fairmont Greens.
Congratulations to Brett Neil and
Gary for their fine effort on
Saturday. Seaforth's other team
consisted of Tom Phillips, Thelma
Coombs and Bob Doig.
Seaforth arca women bowled last
Monday for the McLean trophy at
the Seaforth Greens. In first place
were Pat Deighton (lead) and Carol
Carter (skip). Second went to
Thelma Coombs (skip) and Cory
Klavcr (lead). Third prize was
Catherine Van Doomik (lead) and
T. Van Bakel (skip). Twelve
participated in this event. Bowling
in Ladies' trebles at Mitchell, Catol
Carter skipped her rink of Edna
Bell (vice) and Thelma Coombs
(lead) to first place. Two Seaforth
women's teams also bowled in
Wingham on Wednesday and Edna
Bell and Carol Carter placed third.
Friday bowling in Stratford in the
Bradshaw tournament saw Carol
and Edna again taking second prize.
Last year they had won this
toufnament---apensored by
Bradshaw's.
Thursday saw two teams
travelling to Elmira to bowl in the
Acorn Kitchens Ltd. tournament
and barbecue. Sandy Pepper and
Eileen Adamson were two game
winners. The annual Vodden
tournament held in Clinton each
year and hosted by the Blyth Club
was cancelled on Saturday due to
rain.
Bowling in Lucknow on Sunday
afternoon saw five Seaforth teams
competing. Lee Ryan and Carol
Carter won third prize while Art
Finlayson and daughter Diane
March took sixth place.
Tuesday evening will be the
August pot luck supper and August
24 is Seaforth's big anniversary
tournament. It is the co-operation
and generosity of all members and
associates that makes this
tournament the success it has been
since 1979. With teams entered.
from all over Ontario weather
permitting this year should be no
exception.
SEAFORTH AND DISTRICT
RINGETTE SCHOOL AND
GOALIE INSTRUCTION DAY
Seaforth Ringette School runs
September 12 18
Bunny Age and up
Maximum 25 girls per class
Cost - $30.00
Registration August 30
7:30 - 8:30 p.m.
at Seaforth Arena
Goalie Instruction Day
September 17
Maximum 10 goalies
Goalie Instructors organized'
1 O.A.A. _ ..
Cost - $30.00
Registration August 30
7:30 - 8:30 p.m.
at Seaforth Arena
like to thank Cuddy Farms for
generously donating the food that
made our fund-raiser possible.
Inter -county swim meet results: 1)
Stratford - 347; 2)
Seaforth/Vanastra - 298; 3)
Wingham - 243; 4) Mitchell - 158;
5) Clinton - 124; 6) Lucknow -
110; 7) Exeter - 87; and 8)
Kirkton/Woodham - 86.
Individual top three finishes from
Seaforth/Vanastra: Tanya Altman
Girls 11-12 50m Breaststroke 3rd;
Cindy Carter Girls Open 100m
Backstroke 3rd; Pam Carter Girls
Open 100m Breaststroke 2nd;
Vickie Carter Girls 13-14 50m
Breaststroke 2nd; Brian Dillon Boys
Open 100m Freestyle 1st; Brian
Dillon Boys open 100m Breast-
stroke 1st; Jenny Ducharme Girls 9-
10 25m Butterfly 3rd; Ashley
Marion Girls 8 and under 25m
DAVID SCOTT PHOTO
CHIPMUNK'S LUNCH - First
prize in the miniature designs
category "Chipmunk's Lunch" in
the Seaforth Horticultural
Society's flower show on
Wednesday was woh by Dilys
Finnigan of Egmondville.
$uuedly,3rd;.Lori McKay Girls 11-
12 50m Backstroke -3rd; Robyn
Nash Girls 11-12 100m Individual
Med. 2nd; Regan Price Boys 11-12
50m Freestyle 2nd; Danny Sharpe
Boys 9-10 25m Backstroke 2nd;
Michelle Stephen Girls 11-12 50m
Freestyle 3rd; Michelle Stephen
Girls 11-12 25m Butterfly 3rd; Paul
Vandendool Boys Open 100m
Individual Medley lst; Paul
Vandendool Boys Open 50m But-
terfly 1st.
It has been a safe and enjoyable
summer thus far and we thank our
local patrons for their support. For
those of you unfamiliar with our
facility, please feel free to stop by
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Ringette Association
will be held on
Tuesday, August 30th 1994
at 8:45 P.M. at the
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for the purpose of
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