HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1994-11-16, Page 9$-THE HURON EXPOSITOR, November 16, 1991
JENNIFER SIEMON PHOTO
TRIPLE A ACTION - The Eastem AAA ringette team faced some pressure in this championship game
with Southern but Eastem finally triumphed in a sudden -death -overtime match which ended 9-8. The
game could have easily gone either way and excited the crowds at the toumament on the weekend.
Tweens exact
revenge on team
from Kitchener
After an upsetting loss to
KiWhener, Seaforth's Tween 'A'
ringette team wanted another stab at
iL So, they invited Kitchener to
home ice.
Kitchener quickly scored but this
only meant Seaforth was even more
pompe i up. Jenny Delvechio, Tricia
Jansen'and Heather Dale went onto
the ice hungry for a goal and tied
the guile. 14 a4 rsha Denys must have
had some steam to blow off
because she fired one to give
Seaforth the lead. Jessica Finlayson
and Kim Devereaux had assists.
Seaforth's lead did not last long
because Kitchener scored seven
seconds later to tie it up, again.
Five minutes into the second
period Nicole Munro used her
wicked . wrist shot to score
Seaforth's third goal. Then
Kitchener tied it up, yes, again.
Seaforth's winning goal was
scored in the last minutes of play
by Nicole Munro. Both of Nichole's
goals were assisted by Jenny
Delvechio. Strong defense and great
checking on offense enabled
Kitchener to tie it up, again.
Centenaires rebound with one win
The Seaforth Centenaires showed
some signs of breaking out of their
recent disarray, still it wasn't
enough to give them more than two
out of a possible six points this
weekend.
Sunday night the Exeter Hawks
scored three times in a seven -
minute span during the second
period then partied to a 5-2 win at
Seaforth. Saturday night at Parkhill
the Cents exploded for four
unanswered goals in the first 20
minutes before coasting to a 6-2
victory over the North Middlesex
Stars, and Friday night the division -
leading Port Stanley Lakers edged
them 4-3 on .home ice in a well
played and entertaining hockey
game.
Seaforth is now just one game
above .500 with a 7-6 record and
clinging to a tie for fourth place in
the nine -team Western Division of
the Ontario Hockey Association's
Junior "D"evelopment League. The
Cents have lost five of their last six
games and three -straight on home
ice. Friday night at 8:30 they once
again host the pace -setting Lakers,
before travelling to Ilderton
Saturday at 8 p.m. for a neutral site
game against the faltering Irish 6
from Lucan.
CENTS 6 at STARS 2
First period
1. C4th, Carroll (Flanagan,
Geiger) 1:38 pp
2. C4th, Geiger (Murray,
McInally) 10:21
3. C4th, . McInally .(Geiger,
Murray) 15:50 pp
4. C4th, Te Barton (T. Barton)
16:40
Penalties - Williamson, NM
(2x min Rough), Te Barton,
C4th (rough) 0:34; Stanlake,
NM (cross check) 1:55; Hayter,
C4th (rough) 6:43; Brown, NM
(stash), Dunseith, C4th (rough)
11:43; Cook, C4th, (cross
check) 12:35; Bax, NM (hook),
Gooding, NM (misc) 15:13;
Cook, C4th (highstick) 18:10;
Campbell, NM (misc) 20:00.
Second period
5. N.M., Leyton (McCann) 0:13
6. C4th, Carroll (Flanagan)
19:02 pp
Penalties - McCann, NM (2x
spear rough) Wright, C4th (2x
rough, hold) 1:04; Vandenberk,
NM (2x rough) 3:05; Te Barton,
C4th (int) 3:05; Bax, NM
(rough), Dunseith, C4th (rough)
5:36; Brown, NM (hold) 7:37;
McCann, NM (rough), Wright,
C4th (rough) 13:59; Flanagan,
C4th (hold) 14:21; Bax, NM
(hold), Cook, C4th (rough)
18:34; Williamson, NM (check
from behind, game misc) 18:57;
Corriveau, C4th (crosscheck)
19:43.
Third period
7. N.M., Dries (Stanlake) 5:58
pp
C4th, Carroll 6:26
Penalties - McCann, NM
(high stick) 2:20; Davis, NM
(rough), Corriveau, C4th (cross
check, Rough) 4:42;
Vandenberk, NM (cross check),
Downie, NM (fight, game misc),
`Te Barton, C4th (rough), Ti
Barton, C4th (fight, game misc),
all at 5:21; Bax, NM (fight,
game misc, misc), Hulley, C4th
(fight, game misc), 5:51;
Gooding, NM (cross check,
game misc) 6:29; Dunseith,
C4th (hold) 9:35; Bressette, NM
(hold) 10:53; Brown, NM
(rough), Volland, C4th (instig,
fight, game misc) 17:30.
Shots on goal: C4th: 8/6/7=19;
Parkhill: 4/8/13=25
Goal: C4th - (Nahrgang);
Parkhill - (Danbrook)
Referee: Blake Moggy
Attendance: 125 est
TIM CUMMING PHOTO
TUMBLIN' NETMINDER - Goalie Tim Swan, of the Seaforth
Junior 'D' Centenaires, takes a flip during a game against the Port
Stanley Lakers in Seaforth on Friday night. The team also took a
tumble, losing 4-3...it was better than the last time the two teams
met, however, when Seaforth lost 12-5.
The Cents just didn't have enough
octane left, particularly in the third
period, and never seriously
challenged after the Hawks' second
period splurge Sunday, as Steve
Geiger and Jason Murray got the
team's only goals in front of a
healthy home crowd.
"Save thatj stick!" Seaforth's
veteran KaleCarroll said upon
leaving the ice at Parkhill Saturday,
after scoring his first hat trick ever
as a defenceman and helping the
Cents end their four -game slide.
Steve McInally, Terry Barton, with
his first goal as a junior, and Geiger
also scored for the locals in a
chippy contest, endlessly disrupted
by lots of stick work and many
stoppages.
A bad -goal, that shouldn't have
angled off goaltender Tim Swan's
stick then flipped over his shoulder
into the net, proved to be the
winner and difference Friday. Scott
Faulkner, the East Divisions Most
Centenaires summary
EXETER 5 at CENTS 2
First period
1. Ex., McCann, 10:11
2. C4th, Geiger (Hulley,
McInally) 16:02
Penalties - Cook, C4th (Too
many men) 2:26; Corriveau,
C4th (slash) 4:37; Cousincau,
(slash) 7:13; C. Corriveau, Ex
(Rough after whistle), Carroll,
C4th (board) 13:19
Second period
3. Ex, Dalrymple (Cousineau)
8:34 sh
4. Ex, Campbell (Cousineau,
Livermore) 14:54
5. Ex, Cousineau (Farquhar,
Livermore) 15:15
6. C4th, Murray (Sills) 17:01
Penalties - Hayter, C4th (trip)
3:07; Hodge, Ex, (hold) 6:51;
Cornish, Ex (hook, unsport)
9:15; Campbell, Ex (cross
check) 10:36; McBride, Ex
(high stick, rough), Ramer C4th
(high stick) 12:10; Dunseith,
C4th (high stick) 19:01;
C.Papple; C.Papple, C4th (slash)
19:33
Third period
7. Ex, Cornish (Livermore,
Kennedy) 12:55
Penalties • B. Corriveau, C4th
(Rough) 6:09; Snell, Ex (hook)
10:05.
Shots on goal: Hawks 8/7/9=24;
Cents 8/10/7=25
Goal: Exeter (Lyndon), Seaforth
(Swan)
Referee: Paul Petrie
Attendance: 200
Kalen Carroll
-., saves stick
Valuable Player last season and the
Lakers' big gunner, took a match
penalty for kicking which will cost
him a minimum of two games, but
unfortunately not before he got in
on every goal, scoring two with a
couple of assists, to lead Port
Centenaires summary
LAKERS 4 at CENTS 3
First period
1. P.S., Faulkner, 8;26
2. C4th, McInally (Sills) 9:08
Penalties - C. Papple, C4th
(Rough) 2:55; Jolbert, PS (trip)
10:49; Hayter, C4th (hook)
14:18; Carroll, C4th (cross
check) 16:14
Second period
3. P.S. Faulkner (Rush, Jolbert)
3:18 pp
4. C4th, Flanagan (Carroll)
11:51 pp -
Penalties - McInally, C4th
(rough aft whistle) 2:49; Barnes,
PS (trip) 3:34; Sloata, P.S. (int)
4:26; Camp, P.S. (Cross check)
11:12; Faulkner P.S. (rough),
Willsie, P.S. (high stick,
Rough), Carroll, C4th (rough),
Ramer, C4th (rough) all at
12:55; Lauwaert, C4th (rough
after whist) 16:09; Cook, C4th
(int) 19:40.
Third period
5. P.S., Jolbert (Broadhead,
Faulkner) 5:07
6. P.S., Rush (Faulkner, Barnes)
13:12
7. C4th, Little (Hayter) 18:07
Penalties - Aylsworth, P.S.
(hold) 15:01; Broadhead, P.S.
(goaltend int) 15:59; Faulkner,
P.S. (high stick, match -kicking),
McInally, C4th (high stick)
19:24.
Shots on goal: Port Stanley
9/5/5=19; Cents 9/13/12=34
Goal: Port Stanley (Joworski);
Seaforth (Swan)
Referee: Brian Donaher
Attendance: 175
Stanley. Josh Little, Jeff Flanagan
and McInally scored the Seaforth
goals.
Both teams showed moves and
some good wheels in a contest that
could have gone either way until
the final buzzer buzzed.
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r,
• Ringette battle
The Seaforth Junior C team had a
Mt battle against Goderich last
onday night although they lost 9 -
4. In the first period Michele
Gallagher scored with Melissa
Finlayson's help. In the second
period with 8:51 left, Janelle Wood
scored with Michele Gallagher and
Joanne Dale assisting. With the ring
rolling into the net, Michele
Gallagher scored again due to great
passed from Joanne Dale and
Janelle Wood. Near the end of the
game, Karen Delvecchio scored
unassisted. Excellent game in net by
Jill Dolmage, who is doing a fabu-
lous job.
Great passing and checking by
Amy Steman, Shannon Austin,
Caitlin Ferguson, Kelly Murry,
Kendal Shenck and Kathy Lavis.
Thanks for the great coaching go to
Tracy Sills and Tammy Nash.
Next game is December 4 at 6
p.m. against St. Mary's.
HENSALL
SHUFFLEBOARD
November 8, 1994
High five game winners: Hazel
McEwan (438); Dave Kyle
(316); and Emma Campbell
(312).
High six game winners: Pearl
McKnight (535); Lloyd Lovell
(429); Evelyn McBeath (393);
Russell Ferguson (385); Pat
Davis (358); Bruce Watson
(353); and Dave Woodward
(335).
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