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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1995-10-25, Page 8S-THI HURON EXPOSITOR, Ootob v 25, 1595 Goderich player great addition to Centenaires squad Brandon Corriveau has ar- rived! And the Seaforth Centenaires are glad he. did. The 18 -year-old centre from Goderich was hotter than a pistol last week, scoring six goals and adding another half- dozen assists, to help the Cen- tenaires to three wins in a row and sole possession of first place in the Morenz Division of the Ontario Hockey As- sociation's Junior "D"evelopment League. The 12 points equalled Cor- riveau's total output as a rookie with the Cents last season. But that took 22 games, which was all he played. He only showed up for practices and games when he felt like it and left the team in late January. Corriveau says he is more "focussed" this time around, and his work schedule at a Goderich food market is more flexible so it is easier to get to games this season, then "get up" for them. "I feel like I'm starting to fit in and I'm stressing the physical aspect, but I still have to work on my upper body strength," the OAC student said after Sunday's 3-2 win over the North Middlesex Stars in which he scored one goal and assisted on another. "I like to make my presence felt," he added, which he cer- tainly did last week - one of the team leaders in hits in all three of last week's games. In last Thursday's 10-4 win at Ayr he notched three goals and three assists. He added two goals and another assist as the Seaforth juniors hosted Lam- beth to a 7-1 lambasting Friday night. Corriveau says it helps to be playing with the other Goderich tads on the team, for instance Andrew Scott who is on the same forward line. "You can use your imagination more because you know what each is going to do," he says. "We've all played together in the past, in minor games and in road hockey and schoolyards, all the way up." He is wearing sweater num- ber 14 this season, and his team-mates call him "Rod". The Centenaires led Lucan by two points after this weekend's action, and the undefeated Exeter Hawks by three points. That sets up what should be a dandy game between Seaforth and those same Hawks, who have three games in hand, Friday night in Exeter at 8:30 p.m. Seaforth also travels to Parkhill for another game against the much - improved North Middlesex Stars Saturday night at 8:15. CENTS 3 STARS 2 GoaItender Mike Stephenson made two clutch saves in the final minute to preserve the win in Seaforth Sunday after- noon, as the Stars gained momentum as the game wore on and chipped away at an early 3-0 lead for the locals, outshooting them 14-4 in the final period and 32 to 23 on the game. J.C. Kirk, Tim Bar- ton and Corriveau scored for the Centenaires. CENTS 7 LANCERS 1 The only out-and-out loss Seaforth has suffered so far this season was by a 4-3 score at Lambeth late last month. The Cents built up a 4-0 lead in Friday's rematch on their own pond, then never looked back. Scott Wood got another win in net and Corriveau lit the lamp twice. Scott Wright, Jason Henderson, Steve Mclnally, Don Rivers and Kalen Carroll also tallied for the Cents, who have scored 55 times in eight games, tops for all divisions of both conferen- ces of the JDL. The defending - champion Thamesford Trojans Butson scores hat -trick EASYRIDER 5 RAIDERS 0 Raiders had a little trouble getting organized along with trying to score goals also! Wow! Is this the real Easy Riders? Look at Butson -hot - to -trot scoring a hat trick of goals! Singles go out to Terry Morey, Lawrence Vick and keen passing came from Kurt Lindemann, Jason Phelan and Gary Souch. ROYALS 0 DUMPERS 12 Royals goalie, Rob Dearing, played every angle of goal tending but a few seemed to sneak by. His fellow teammates were in front of him but the blasting shots blew past them all. Not quite a 'bakers dozen' scored! Goals go out to John Eppinburger, Steve Eckert Jr., Bob McKenzie, Bill Dale, Harold Hugill, Jerry Wright, Don Henderson and hot dog K. Van Den Neucker, lots of passes from Brett Finlayson and Gary Dill. WINTHROP 2 KNIGHTS 2 All goals were scored in the second half of the game as Winthrop takes the lead with 'Toast' being the hero for the first goal. Second one goes out to Mike Thomas, assistance from Dwayne Pryce and Jerry Bremner. Look out! The Knights wake up and Jeff Jackson pops in a goal with Jeff Campbell scoring the second goal right behind to tie the game up. Great game by both teams, if you can call 'Toast's' goal a real goal which was awarded to him! PARRLINE 1 CYCLONE 3 Parr Line's lone goal was scored by Dennis Dolmage and no help was needed. Hey! These Cyclones have shaken up a couple of Seaforth broomball teams already. They are definitely not shy but full of esteem and get up and go as three goals were scored by Dan O'Neill Jr., Murray Smith and Brian Roppl A little help came from Mike Dooreleyers. I hope the teams aren't obsessed with the 'size' of the Cyclone goalie. WINTHROP 1 SOCIALS 0 Socialites were no push over as Winthrop ladies took the lead in the second half of the game. The goal was scored by Janice Finlayson and assisted by Deb Murray. PARR LINE 7 PERTH 0 Perth ladies came out keen and with a full squad of players but came up a little short on goals! Dynamic goals scored by Heidi Elliop, Glenda Chaput, Cheryl Kruse, Bev Shea and shorty Cathy Innes. Lots of passes from Norah Eckert, Sandra Wilton and swinger Bonnie O'Reilly GRADS 6 RUSTLERS 1 Rustlers are finally on the scoreboard as Michael Stevens flips the ball directly over the opposing goalie's shoulder. Helpers were Stephen Leonhardt and Tim Cummings. But the Grads kept the lead with goals scored by Martin and Al Wynja, Craig Smith, and a junior Juvenile Steve Wynja. Back up help came from Gary Verhoog and Dana Bean. OCT. 25 GAMES 9:OOpm - Socialites vs Perth 9:50pm - Easy Riders vs Cyclones 10:40pm - Parr Line vs Winthrop OCT. 26 GAMES 8:30pm - Winthrop vs Royals 9:20pm - Parr Line vs Knights 10:10pm - Grads vs Raiders 11:OOpm - Dumpers vs Red Rustlers New Bulls coach Mike Henry of Blyth has been named coach of the Brus- sels Bulls. An assistant coach with the club since the start of last season, he replaces Jim Bridges of Stratford who stepped down from the helm of the Western Junior C Hockey League club two weekends ago, after replacing Scott Pet- tigrew in the off-season. BRANDON CORRIVEAU are next with 48 goals in eight games. CENTS 10 AYR 4 Corriveau had his six -point spree and Seaforth led 7-0 tate in the second period. Ayr scored three times on the , powerplay, twice with a two- man advantage, late in the third period to make the score seem more respectable. Seaforth dominated every aspect of the game. Rookie Chad McCallum added two goals. Andrew Scott, Dean Finnigan, Jason Dunseith, Tim Barton and Carroll popped the others. CENTS 3 STARS 2 First Period 1. C4th, Corriveau (Hulley) 15:11 2. C4th, Kirk (Mclnally) 16:12 pp Penalties: Dries, NM (hold) 6:10; Vowles, NM, Culligan, C4th (rough) 13:13; Carroll, C4th (cross check) 13:43; Williamson, NM (hook) 14:12; Culligan, C4th (bench) 17:13; Wilkins, NM (int); Daniel, NM (slash) 19:48 Second Period 3. C4th, Tim Barton (Scott, Corriveau) 11:52 4. NM, Downie (Vandenberk, Wilkins) 19:04 pp Penalties: Hulley, C4th (rough after whist) 2:07; Bax, NM, Henderson, C4th (rough) 13:41; Henderson, C4th (rough) 18:25 Third Period 5. NM, Vowles (Wilkins, Downie) 3:39 pp Penalties: Volland, C4th (hook) 1:48; Wall, NM, Hulley, NM (rough) 7:49; Scott, C4th (too many men) 10:40; Corriveau (high stick maj) 19:41 Shote on goal: NM 7/11/14-32; t4th 11/8%4-23 Goal: NM, Lucas; C4th, Stephenson Referee McManus Attendance: 110 LANCERS 1 CENTS 7 First Period 1. C4th, Corriveau (Scott, Tim Barton) 4:27 2. C4th, Wright (torriveeu) 7:40pp 3. C4th, Henderson (Mclnally, McCallum) 14:15 pp 4. C4th, Corriveau (Wright, Hulley) 16:05 Penalties: McLeod, Lamb (int) 6:44; Allison, Lamb (high stick) 7:40; Scott, C4th (rough) 10:00; McLennan, Lamb (high stick) 13:01; Sauve, C4th (too many men) 19:52 Second Period 5. Lamb, VanSlyke (Yates, Minhinnick) 12:03 6. C4th, Mclnally (Carroll) 19:58 Penalties: Bogart, Lamb (rough) 3:17; Yates, Lamb (hook) 14:37; McLeod, Lamb, McCallum, C4th (rough after whist) 19:23; McLennan, Lamb (high stick) 20:00 Third Period 7. C4th, Rivers (Mclnally, Henderson) 1:18 pp 8. C4th, Carroll (Kirk, Smith) 7:07 Penalties: Scott, C4th (hold) 231; Allison, Lamb (high stick) 3:23; Kerr, Lamb, Tim Barton, C4th (rough), Corriveau, C4th (charge) 4:28; McClennan, Lamb (slash, game misc) 7:13; Reade, Lamb (slash, game misc) 8:13; McLeod, Lamb, Nott, 'Lamb, Culligan, C4th, Rivers (2x), C4th (all rough after whist); Kerr, Lamb, Bogart, Lamb, Terry Barton, C4th (rough); Minhinnick, Lamb (inter); Yates, Lamb (misc) 18:03; Stilison, Lamb (high stick) 19:07 Shots on goal: NA Goal: Lambeth, Finlay; C4th, Wood Referee: Donaher Attendance: 190 CENTS 10 AYR 4 First Period 1. C4th, Scott (Corriveau, Carroll) 2:30 2. C4th, Dunseith (Corriveau, Mclnally) 4:12 3. C4th, Finnigan (Henderson) 6:48 4. C4th, Carroll (Henderson) 1031 5. C4th, Corriveau (Mclnally, Scott) 14:53 Penalties: Dunseith, C4th (hold stick), Faulhafer, Ayr (rough) 12:10; Volland, C4th (hold) 18:47 Second Period 6. C4th, McCallum (Dunseith, Mclnally) 13:47 7. C4th, Mccallum (Corriveau, Scott) 1538 8. 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