HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1996-01-17, Page 6S-TNII HURON EXPOSITOR, January 17, 1 SS
Road trip ends with
The Seaforth Cenicnaires
dished out the same kind of
stunning blow that's been
killing them lately in Wellesley
Saturday night, and carie home
with a 6-3 win over the
plcjacks.
They struck twice late in a
period, erasing a 3-1 defier
to get rid of the gloom in the r
dressing roost and turn thin s
around.
Shaun Anstctt was all re cd
up and knew where o go,
scori huge go on the
powerplay 'n the n, the first
staned the . ick and his
second ended up the game
winner.
Jason Henderson then served
up some icing with a cherry 011
top, two insurance goals in the
last two minutes of the next
period, including an empty-
netter.
The Scaforth juniors learned
the hard way earlier last week
how late goals are somehow
bigger, and can stake you feel
like you've been booted in lire'
solar plexus.
They were still feeling sick in
the pit of their stomachs after
the same thing happcucd to
them at Exctcr Friday night
and Lucan last Wednesday,
where goals late in the game or
periods finished them off. This
was against the two teams the
Cents will have to beat to get
out of the Morenz Division and
advance in the Ontario Hockey
Association Junior
"D"evelopment League
playoffs which get underway in
a month.
Some Cents were. starting to,
think they were snake -bit, like
maybe they aren't as really
good ak they think they could
The division -leading Hawks
scored with one second left in
the second period, in front of
wet ore than 400 fans, to
sform an entertaining, Cven-
Steven 2-2 deadlock. The Cents
weren't the Baine team after
that knocked some stuffing out
of them, allowing two goals in
the first three minutes of the
third, as the Hawks won it
handily going away.
WHEELS FALL OFF
Two nights before at Lucan it
was even worse, like the Don-
ncllys had .come back or "Fre-
ddie's Last Nightwarc", against
the perennially - powerful Irish
who Scaforth renrains neck -
and -neck with in the standings,
both teams now with 39 points
and seven games to go. The
long-time bitter foes arc both
big on finishing second and
grabbing home ice advantage
for the first round of the
playoffs, where odds arc they
will soon meet again.
Seaford) was humming along
with a 4-1 lead until 3:30 of
the third period against the
Irish.
Then things fell apart, and it
only got worse, as Mike Robb
swtxtpcd across the bluclinc
and buried his third goal of the
game, an errant clearing at-
tempt, on which Scaforth's
point man was also seriously
taken to • the cleaners, with a
scant 31 seconds left to steal
the two points, Scaforth once
thought "in the bag".
Losses like this seetnharder
to take and make the troops
feel so low all the, speeches in
the world don't help. The Cen-
tenaires have also lost four
times in overtime this season, a
fact -none need remind them of.
be.
Two minor teams
impress at tourneys
Two Scaforth minor teams in
two sports beat the •January
"blah's" by winning big, out-
of-town tournaments on the
Weekend.
Seaforth's bant:uns impressed
• their American hosts, sweeping
to four wins and winning a
round-robin hockey tournament
with "AA" teams at Far-
mington Hills in Michigan on
the wcckcnd.
Meanwhile, down the Huron
Road in the big city of Strat-
ford, Ericka Burns went on a
will scoring frenzy for
Scaforth's belles, who reversed
the score against the ;ame team
that beat them during the tour-
nament, for a 7-5 vii tory and
all the'marbles in their division
at the annual Stratford Jackie
Miles Memorial Ringettc Toµr.
nautent. Burns, from Clinton,
scored five goals in the final,
to go with the four red lights
she lit up in the three earlier
tournament games.
The local bantams, who arc '
classed as "CC" in the Ontario
minor hockey system, also
played a 1-1 exhibition tic at
the tournament with an•"AAA"
team from Mount Lebanon,
Pennsylvania.
Jared Carnochan set up Jason
Tunney for the Scaforth goal.
Tournament organizers
expressed surprise and said
Seaforth's performance
shocked the speedy "triple A"
squad.
Scaforth goalie Scan Ludwig
was a grinch, allowing a meas-
ly two goals in five games, so
was named the tournament's
most valuable player.
Ile and his mates shut out
Redford, Michigan 6-0 in the
-championship gatnc, with Jason
Hulley and Scott VanDooren
each scoring two goals.
"Don't let the score fool
you," coach Jason Papple says.
"These guys had to work hard
for every goal in every game.
We may have played our best
hockey all year this
wcckcnd."
Scaforth must be a good spot
for goalies, as Jane Crowley of
the Scat:orth. belles was also
named 'most valuable at thc •
Stratford ringette tournament.
Scaforth doubled Stratford 8-
4 and nipped Woolwich' 4-3
before losing to Hamilton 7-5
in the games that led up to
their championship.
Get details of all these
games, plus the Scaforth
peewee's championship in the
Legion hockey tournament the
wcckcnd before (details were
submitted past deadline last
week) in this week's weekly
SCOREBOARD.
"Mac" opens scoring
Dave McLlwain of Scaforth
scored the first goal for the
'East all-stars. in their 7-3 win
over the West in the Inter-
national Hockey League's
annual all-star game at Houston
Saturday night.
Dave also finished second to
former teammate Sy,Ivian
Turgcon, now with Houston' in
the 1HL, in the fastest skater
competition at the all-star
game. Dave now plays for the
Cleveland Lumberjacks and is
one of the league's top for-
wards.
win in Wellesley
Teams that go anywhere in
the playolIs don't stake a habit
of doing such things.
They were getting seriously .
lower, short-staffed trailing 3-1
late in the second period, in
their third road game in five
nights Saturday, against the
McConnell Conference's best
learn at Wellesley.
NOT A(:AIN ?
And all of a sudden the
bout was on a Seaforth •foot,
affirming once again what
wonders a simple goal at the
right time can work.
Anstctt started it with his first
at 17:22 of the second. Then
Jelf Voltam] scored again less
than two minutes later, with a
scant 44 seconds lett in the
period.
It was a whole new ball
game from then on, with things
pepping right up; yelling and
screaming on the lx•nch, dogs
barking, "Saturday night in
downtown. Wellesley", no cider
but McDonald's alter the game.
Anstctt got his second a
ntiinitc into the third, thc
defence held and forwards did
their duty, then Jason Hender-
son salted it away converting a
pass from Voltam' with 1:39
left to go. •
In the dying seconds he
bagged another into an empty
net, leading to othwr happy
antics:
All of a sudden, cattier in the
week wasn't as important, as
the team went rolling home.
Brandon Corriveau had a
couple of good games in the
road trip. He scored the first
two goals for the Cents at
Lucan and also got Scaforth's
first at. Exeter, but didn't play
Saturday.
Tian Barton also continues to
impress with his never:say-
never and keep -coining -at -you
play. "Barney I 'scored the
goal that temporarily tied it at
2-2 in Exeter.
Jason Haytcr and 1lcndcrson
got the other Cents' goals
against the Irish.
The Scaforth juniors host the
Mitchell Hawks, who need all
the points they can'get to keep
the charging North Middlesex
Stars at bay clinging to the
fourth and final playoff spot by
only two points after last
weekend's play, in another
Morenz. Division matchup
OP N
7 days a week
gam, -bpm.
except Thursday and Friday
evervngs IA 8 p m
Sundays open 10 am - 6 p m
Friday night at 8:30 at the
Scaforth and District Com-
munity Centres.
It is Seaforth's only game of
this weekend. Steve Mclnally,
Kalen Carroll and Scott Wood
will carry Scaforth's colours
for the Yeck Conference at the
annual "D"evelopment league
all-star game and banquet at
Lucan Saturday night at 7 p.m.
'The Centenaires will also
host the defending OHA cham-
pion Thamesford Trojans next
Tuesday night starting at 8:30
p.m., a game that was snowed
out earlier this winter.
Both Scaforth and Lucan
have three home games
remaining and four on the road.
In their home rinks; Seaforth
has those two games next week
and Belmont on Fri., Feb. 9.
Lucan has Mitchell, North
Middlesex and Thamesford on
horse ice.
The Cents have Mt. Brydges
and Exeter at Hensall ( both in
a 17 -hour span just before the
Super Bowl), and North Mid-
dlesex and Port Stanley left on
the road. The Irish still get to
go to Mitchell, Parkhill, Wel-
lesley and Exeter before their
regular season wraps up.
Exeter's home game at Hen -
salt against the Cents on Jan.
28, originally scheduled for 2
p.m., hasbeen backed up to
1:30. The Hawks wanted it at
noon but Scaforth said no
because they won't be back on
the bus from Mt. Brydges until
the wee hours of Super Bowl
Sunday.
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