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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1995-12-27, Page 813 --TRE MORON EXPOSITOR, Deaeanbew 21, 1995 • Watt hot Mike Watt of Egtnondville was firing on all cylinders Wednesday night at St. John, N.B. He scored twice and was named player of the game as Canada's best juniors doubled the Czech Republic 4-2 in an exhibition, a warm-up for this week's World Junior Hockey Championships at Boston. Watt, 19, was a high pick of the Edmonton Oilers his NHL draft year, and is now in his sophomore season with the Michigan State University Spartans. Sports Canada opened the tour- nament last night against the U.S. They play again this evening when they last Swit- zerland at 7:10. All of Canada's games arc televised on TSN. The remaining games are: Dec. 29 - Canada vs. Finland, 7:40 p.m. Dec. 31 - Canada vs. Uk- raine, 5:40 p.tn. Jan. 1 - Quarter -finals (TBA). Jan. 3 Semi-finals (TBA). Jan. 4 Finals (TBA). CENTENAIIRES CORING (unofficial) ( not including Friday's game against Mitchell ) NAME GP G A PT Steve Mclnally, #19 Tr 18 21 39 Jason Dunseith, #22 16 8 18 26 Brandon Corrivcau, #14 19 11 9 20 Tim Barton, #12 20 8 12 20 Kalen Carroll, #18 21 4 15 19 Jason Henderson, #10 22 8 11 19 x Andrew Scott . 10. 3 11 14 'Dwight Gingcrich, #7 21 6 8 14 J.C. Kirk, #11 20 8 4 12 Don Rivers, #3 17 3 9 12 Chad McCallum, #24 16 6 5 11 Shaun 'Anstett, #6 8 4 4 8 Brent Hulley, #4 21 3 5 8 Jason Haytcr, #9 12 2 5 7 Wayne Schoonderwoerd, #2 19 2 5 7 Scott Wright, #17 11 2 4 6 Jeff Volland, #15 17 t) 6 5 Dean Finnigan, #23 18 t 1 4 Mark VanDooren, #J6 4 2 4 x Jason Smith 11 1 2 3 Jered Munk), #5 12 0 3 3 Terry Barton, #27 17 2 0 2 Dylan Wick, #8 Brad Parsons, #13 Jeff Flanagan Mike Smale x Patrick Culligan, Jeff Sauvc 10 1 0 1 4 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 11 0 0 0 0 (* = not on active roster) GOALIES GP MIN GA AV SO PT PIM Scoit Wood , 11.03 662 36 T26 0 0 7 Mike Stephenson 7.4 446 31 4.18 0 0 2 Chris Lyndon 3.71 223 19 5.12 0 0 4 TEAM AVG 21.18 1320 85 3.86 0 0 13 PIM 25 41 38 48 44 25 o 2 37 22 4 4 24 10 19 16 12 2 0 4 30 2 26 Silver Sticks start Four Seaforth minor hockey teams arc in action in their respective Silver Stick regionals this week between Christmas and Ncw Years. The peewex;s at Walkerton, Hithu Jason Murray of RR 4 Wal- ton, now playing hockey with the junior B Stratford Cullitons, suffered a knee injury recently The following names were inadvertently missed in the Christmas Greeting ad for MAPLEWOOD MANOR Cheryl Wilkinson Ruth Duffy Sharon Hoithuysen If you wish to secure a lifetime income from an RRSP or are Interested in other RRSP investments at very competitive rates, call Arnold J. Stinnissen a527-0410 Sun Life to II t Al tns ' t n and ban - am s a vo tams at Kincardine all open. the day after Boxing Day, Dec. 27. The novice tournament is also at Kincardine but Seaforth first plays Thursday, Dec. 28. its knee when belted by Chris Brine of the Kitchener Dutchmen. He is expected to be out of action until the new year. Pro scouts like Boyd Kitchener Rangers' centre Boyd Devereaux, 17, of Seaforth, is the second top- rated draft prospect in the major junior Ontario Hockey League, according to the most recent list of draft eligible players released last Thursday by the National Hockey League's central scouting division. Only Alexandre Volchkov, the leading scorer for the Bar- rie Colts whojumped Russia's Red Army club, is rated ahead of him. Mclnally, Carroll Cents' stars Veterans Kalen Cane!! and Steve Mclnally will represent the Seaforth Centcnaires and the Yeck Conference at the annual all-star game of the Ontario Hockey Association's Junior "D"evelopment League at Lucan the third weekend of next month, on Sunday Jan. 20. Mclnally is in the thick of a dogfight with Exeter's overage veteran Shaync Robinson for the Morenz Division's scoring lead. Steady dcfenceman Car- roll, also in his overage year, has found a bit of a scoring ' touch this season. Going into last weekend's action he was tied for fifth on the team with 19 points. The Cents hosted Mitchell Friday •night, but this paper went to press before results were available. The local juniors are in Mitchell tonight (Wednesday) at 8:30 before returning to the Seaforth and District Com- munity Centres for a weekend doubleheader. The Cents host North Middlesex Friday night, also 'at 8:30 p.m., and host Hagarsville Ncw Year's Eve Hockey SEAFORTH & DISTRICT MINOR HOCKEY ASSOC. WOAA Atom I ( Dec. 21 ) Seaforth 1 at MITCHELL 7 Peewcr 1 ( IXc.::% Seaforth 2 at LISTOWEL 7 SEAFORTH GOALS: Chris Simon, Dan Nash. HIGHLIGHT: The final buzzer. Bantam 1 ( Dec. 20 ) Seaforth 2 at MITCHELL 7 Bantam 11 ( Dec. 21 ) Goderich 0 at SEAFORTH 7 Midget Walkerton 7 at SEAFORTH 5 SEAFORTH SCORERS: Shaun Anstett, Cord 13jerg, Chad McCal- lum, Mark VanDooren,. Brandon Nash. ysseyI T1%ORI( INC. 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