HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1994-11-30, Page 11Y • U ANT E L ' PLAY R "LTH • T A PROGRAMME - Never was the old sales pitch truer than with Seaforth's Centenaires
season where things can get confusing even on the bench with two sets of identical twins playing for the team. The Seaforth juniors are
the only team in the Ontario Hockey Association with this particular problem, which management mostly solves by pointing and saying "your
From left: Todd then Chad Papple, both 20 from Goderich, then Terry and Tim Barton, both 18 from Stratford. Or is it Chad and Todd, Tim
and Terry?
Seaforth Juniors earn tie
It was not to be.
The Seaforth Centenaires had a
breakaway on an empty net at the
buzzer in overtime but had to settle
for the `morale victory' in a 5-5 tic
with the Exeter Hawks at the local
arena Sunday night. Steve Geiger
scored with 35 seconds left in
regulation time to send the game
into OT, after the Cents clawed
back from a two -goal deficit three
times in the game and tallied twice
in the last four minutes, in their
best performance in a month.
Friday night they dropped a 6-2
decision to the resurgent Lucan
Irish 6, and the weekend point
leaves them sixth with a 7-10-1
record in the Western Division of
the Ontario Hockey Association's
Junior "D"evelopment League.
The Centenaires host the North
SDHS hosts all-
star games
Seaforth District High School will
host the Huron -Perth girls
basketball all-star games this
Tuesday night. The junior game
will tip off at 6 p.m. and the senior
girls follow at 8 p.m., as the two
counties square off against one
another.
SDHS will be well represented on
both squads. Christa Bennett, Kim
Jamieson and Kara Murray will
play for the junior Hurons, and Lori
Petrie, Sarah Johnston and Carly
Price will play for the seniors.
The SDHS senior girls ran out of
depth and were edged 42-39 by
Lord Dorchester in the semi-finals
of the WOSSA "A" championships
at Dorchester on the weekend.
Coach Terry Johnston says his team
led going into the fourth quarter but
just ran out of steam, finishing the
game with just five players: with
three starters on the bench, one
injured and the other two fouled
out.
The SDHS seniors opened with a
42-20 loss to the number 1 seed
North Middlesex but then
rebounded with a 35-31 win over
London Christian.
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Middlesex Stars from Parkhill in
their next game at 8:30 this Friday
night at the Seaforth and District
Community Centres, where they
also plan to introduce a festive new
wrinkle called "Turkey Bowling" as
a between -periods attraction.
Saturday night they have a date in
Port Stanley with the division -
leading Lakers.
The Centenaires said 'good
riddance' to a terrible November
with Sunday night's tie. Seaforth
coach Maurice Guy felt referee Paul
Petrie should have called a penalty
shot after his player was hauled
down on the breakway on the open
net with almost no time left in the
overtime, but the ref remained true
to his calling and didn't change his
mind, only dishing out a pair of
minor penalties to Exeter and one
to Seaforth at 20:00 exactly.
Kalen Carroll, Terry Barton,
Jason Hayter, Jason Dunseith and
Geiger scored for Seaforth. Mark
Livermore, Mark Bell, Mark
Glavin, Jeff Glavin and Nate Bums
replied for the Hawks, now in
fourth place, six points ahead of the
Centenaires in the standings.
The Centenaires fired assistant
coach Greg MacDonald after their
third -straight loss to the last -place
Irish Friday night. He was
responsible for the defence that
allowed 50 goals during Seaforth's
1-9 November spin. Seven of those
nine losses were by three goals or
more. Manager Gregor Campbell
will handle the defence in the
interim, until a replacement can be
found.
Josh Little and Steve Mclnally
scored for Seaforth.
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Seaforth Midgets
win consolation
The Seaforth midgets hockey
team won consolation honours at
the regional Silver Stick playoffs
at Wingham last week.
They ripped Wingham 4-1 in
Sunday's consolation final.
Mitchell put Seaforth in the
consolation round with a 4-1 loss
on Saturday, then went on and
lost the championship final on
Sunday 4-2 to Listowel.
Seaforth tied the eventual
Listowel champs 1-1 in their
final
preliminary game earlier
Saturday, finishing with a record
of a win and two ties, after a 5-5
draw with Port Elgin Friday and
a 3-2 triumph over Minto in
their opener Monday.
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