The Huron Expositor, 1995-04-12, Page 17Sports
CENTS' AWARD WINNERS - The Seaforth entena res e
Sunday afternoon. The Ontario Hockey Association Junior "D"evelopment League team's trophy winners
for 1994-95 are, left to right: Kalen Carroll, best defenceman; Steve Geiger, sportsmanship and ability;
Chad Ramer, most valuable player in playoffs; Steve Mclnally, scoring champ and rookie of the year;
Terry Barton, most improved player; Jason Hayter, most valuable player.
Cents
and head coach say goodbye
Head coach Maurice Guy and the
Seaforth Centenaires amicably
parted ways at the local Ontario
Hockey Association Junior
"D"evelopment League team's
annual awards banquet Sunday
afternoon.
Guy, 24, said he had enjoyed the
challenges of coaching in Seaforth
the past four years but wants to
return to ice as a player, which he
"really misses".
He was presented with a pen and
pencil from the executive, as a
token of their appreciation, and
retiring general manager Gregor
Campbell was likewise presented
with a hockey sweater with his
nickname on the back.
Guy started with the Centenaires,
fresh from a five-year playing
career in junior B hockey, as an
assistant coach under Bob Zimmer
in 1991-92. He returned as an
assistant to Jamie Petrie the
following year, and replaced him a
head coach with a dozen games left
in that season. He was head coach
the past two seasons guiding the
Centenaires to a 36-36-7 record
during the regular seasons and two
series wins and an 8-8 record in the
playoffs.
MAURICE GUY
back to the blades
Only the head -coaching tandem of
Geoff Ward and Tom Chesscll, also
originally from Mitchell, have led
the Centenaires to more wins in
their 21 -year history, which they
did between 1984-86.
Steve McInally of Seaforth took
''home the iitost hardware after thJ"
banquet at the Seaforth and District
Community Centres, winning the
awards for being the Cents' top
scorer and rookie of the year.
The Lome Carter Trophy for
being the Centenaires most valuable
player in the playoffs went to
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veteran Chad Ramer of Zurich, and
Steve Geiger, also a veteran from
Zurich, won the Jack McLlwain
Trophy for being the player who
best combines sportsmanship with
ability.
Geiger, the Western Division's
most valuable player in its all-star
game, has signed a letter of intent
to play with the junior B London
Nationals next season.
Last year's Cents' rookie of the
year, Jason Hayter of Goderich,
won the Ken Doig Trophy for being
the team's most valuable player
during the regular season.
Most improved player honours
went to rookie defenceman/forward
Terry Barton of Stratford, and
veteran Kalen Carroll of Seaforth
won the trophy for being best
defenceman.
Minor hockey
Annual meeting
only "so so"
The Seaforth and District Minor
Hockey Association accepted the
nominations of three new directors
and the resignations of four others
at its annual meeting Wednesday.
The meeting at the Seaforth and
District Community Centres was
"not well attended" considering the
220 young hockey players who
registered with the association in
1994-95, according to returning
director Graham Nesbitt. That could
also mean "we're doing something
right", he added.
No amendments to the
constitution were recommended or
changed.
The new directors are Brian
Wilson, Doug Leonhardt and Brian
O'Reilly. Departing are last year's
President Doug Ansteu, and
directors Janice Leonhardt, Colin
Young and Brian Macdonald.
Returning directors are Mary
Margaret Nash, Sharon Camochan,
Charlie Akey, Murray Henderson,
Karl Teichert and Nesbitt, giving
the association a total of nine
directors for the coming year.
The various positions on the new
executive will be determined at its
next meeting May 10.
The organization remains slightly
in the red, according to Nesbitt, for
various reasons which include the
GST, rising insurance rates and
increased registrations in recent
years.
The association now has second
teams at novice, atom, peewee and
bantam levels and an additional two
junior teams in its Saturday
morning House League, an increase
of about 40 players compared to
five years ago.
The head coach of the local
bantams, Dave Akey, was also
given the nod as the Seaforth and
District Minor Hockey
Association's coach of the year.
Earth Day
coming soon
April 22, 1995 marks the 25th
Anniversary of Earth Day. Earth
Day was first celebrated on April
22, 1970 when a United States
Senator Gaylord Nelson encouraged
students to stage environmental
awareness projects in their com-
munities.
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