HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1996-03-13, Page 14Rivals in
Morenz final
Continued from page 6
.The Hawks put the. tough
Stars out in six games in the
semi-finals just completed.
Meanwhile. over in the
Thomas Division the teams
thAt finished first and second
arc both gone. Fourth -place
Lambeth eliminated' first -
place Port Stanley in six
games, and the defending
OHA champion Thameslord
Trojans. who ended up third,
needed seven games to end
the season for second -place
Mt. Brydges.
In the other conference,
Tavistock, Wellesley.
Langton and Burford are still
alive.
CENTS 8 AT IRISH 4
' Jason Henderson tired three
goal:~ to pace the Cents past
the Irish, as Scalorth built up
a 5-0 lead until the 17:09
tna.rk of the second period.
I)on Rivers had a five -point
night, from two goals and
three assists,. and Brandon
also tallied twice.
s. gut the other
faker, as the Cents
lye times -on the pow-
erpI-ay. and another time
shorthanded. "One of Lucan's
"goals -Was on a.penalty shot..
- CENTS 8 IRiSII 4
First :Period
- I . C4th - 1 Ionderson ;:
2. C4th - Zivor•• veau,
I)unseith) &INT
;.
C4th - 1lender-on iNtatthisoti,
Mclnally) 18:22 pp -
Penalties: B. 1 lemlei son, Luc
(board) 1;46; V(.11.111‘1. (-11h (rough
after whistle) 1 ;1; 1 luPov, ( 4th
(cross chock) -(06;-latonwlieitko,
. Luc. (crus. . h.: L) 6:48; 14"
1 lenderson, I_ui (cr.... rhea kl 7:54;
VanDoorcn, (--tth- i.la-h)
• Nemec, Luc (trip) 16:2-i
Second Period
1. C4ih - - •C..rritrin ,(IZivers,
I)unscith)-
P'
C4th - "!:lint•, tth (Rivers,
Carroll) 16:15 p '
6. Luc - 1.i4 0 iii.IIory. 1)u•kocv1-
17:04
• Penalties: -line li.ulon. :C4th
trip/ nT,7; Alartheu's I tic (high
stick) -10:4?; 114. Luc (ti it.,i 14,38;
1)iuneith„C-I111 (trip) 19.(12
-third Period .
7. - 1 iN.(antthwaitc)
1:13
s. Luc - I til l.on, t) tl , (penalty
- ••hot)
C411i - I iender-on non Barton,
4lc140lly) 12:10
10. Chit Cntrilcati (Rivers;
Ihninoitlt) 11:;1 PP
11: law - IZoh.on, 16:17 •11
12 C401, kivri• 0,-44 Ilttie.eithl
17:16 pp . . .
Penalties: IZteor•, C411t (int)
.7:14; Tint Barton. C lth 14I•h, 1.uc
41)11sc), Maithety. 1 tic (high stick
mat. 4106 0 1•.•11alh 1 .ill al 12-10;
(arsiM, .1 nc i.l.t.h) 1.1 17; Sco(t,
C4111 (cru.• cI C)..4. 1 amhottrn,
Luc '(high sack 1, 15 iS; Wood,
C'41h (delay) 111:2:
Shots.' on goal: Clth -
ti/11/11-31:1 tic ;;'v.- 1a
Goal: 04th, . LVotxl; Lucan,
Popp, Carson (.1.1) of 2nd) -
Referee: Brian IJonahcr -
Attendance: '•U) est
Tennis timer
Recreation director Marty
Bedard reported- to last
Tuesday, night's regular meet-
ing of Seaforth -Coru rl that
$1.001) has been budgeted tau
a coin-operated tinier. and its
installation. to control the
lights at the local tennis
courts. next 10 the high
.Chou!. He also said this
amount may change. -
Blue Devils
win WOSSA
Mitchell won its first
. WOSSA basketball champi-
onship in a doicn gars when
the junior 13Iue Devils topped
•six teams and dropped
VVoodstock Si. Mary's 6.1-50
•in the final at the annual sin-
`tle A tournament at
Dorchester on March 2.
Ag exports
reach high
Canadian agricultural -
rood exports set new highs
last year. reaching 517.3 bil-
lion and 177 countries. This
represents' a 12.1 per cent
increase over last year's total
and a 30 per cent two-year
Lain over the 1993 figure of
SI 3,3 -billion. according to
Agri-F4u►d Canada.
Canada's four hig markets
are the United States. Japan,
Eli and China. and exports 0)
•thesc four inarkets rose 15
per cent last year compared
to 199.1. Slightly Icss than 50
per cont of all (';inada's agri-
k)Od exports went to the U.S.
last year.
LUCAN OUSTED - Steve Mclnally (#19) of the Sealorth.Centenaires works the puck to the
front of the net -while teammate -Tim Barton jostles with a Lucan player in the slot, during the
Cents 8-4 win over the Irish at Lucan last Wednesday. The Cents eliminated _the Irish in five
games with that win and now play the Exeter Hawks for the Morenz Division title. -
Seaforth sports SCOREBOARD...
Continued from page 7
Hockey
Novice J
H1GHL1GHT: Exeter scores Iirst
two goals of game. before the
locals put it in gear. Third -period
scoreless.
( WOAA first-round
hest-of-tive- playoff)
(Mat. 8/Gm. 2)..
Seaforth 6 Stephen Twp 2
SEAFORTH GOALS: I:Iligsen
2. David C'hessel, David
Verherne, Brent -.Coleman.
O'Reilly:
Hi(;HLIGH`I': Stephen pulled to
within-• a -goal in third period, but
Seaforth then scort d three tines to
salt away the -victory. • -
• ( Mar. 7/ Gm. I )
Seaforth 11 Stephen 1
C4TH GOALS: Henderson 6,
('Reilly 3, Carnochan, Eiligsen.
HIGH!. I(; H TS: Penalty -free
game for Seaforth. Henderson also
- records three assists: for nine -
point outing.
Future game: -
Tonight (Wed..) - at C4T11, 6::;0
p.m. -
Novice W
( Mar. 10/ Consolation final)
Stephen 7'wp 5 at C4TH 1 -
SEAFORTH GOALS: barren
.Beaver.
( Mar. 7) - - -
-Seaforth 2 at CLINTON 0
SEA FORTH GOALS: Darren -
Beaycr. Oven O'Reilly.
HIGHLIGHT: First shutout of
season tor golt-ender Stephen
Medd. Seaforth advances to con-
solation final. -
' -- Atom I -
( Goderich,lcads hest -of -live:
WOAA group playoff 2-1)
(;ame 3
Seaforth 5 al Goderich 3
Atom i1
iNiar.9)
Clinton 9 at SEAFORTH 1 -
SEAFORTH (;OAI,: Kevin
Murray.
Future games:
Tues. Mar. I1)/ Atoin II tourna-
ment at Seaforth. .
8 a.m. -.Seaforth vs. Blyth.
9:05 - Clinton vs. I.ucknow.
10:10. -Stephen Twp. vs Godcrich
11:15 - Shallow -Lake vs. Ripley
4;40 p.m.= Consolation final.•
5:45 --Championship linal.
• Peewee I. •
(Young Canada tournament
at (ioderich on weekend)
Seaforth 5 Girderich 4 (OTI
SEAFORTH GOALS: Derek
Nesbitt 2. Dan Nash. Curtis
:hurray: Jason Austen: -
HIGHI,ICHT: Seafortli was
down 4-1 alter two periods. hut
scored three time in a 3:39 stretch
during: the third to. send it into
overtime. Nesbitt's.second goal of
rtes game. on a 30 -fish slapshoi at
3:26 of OT won it.
Seaforth 4 I,ucknow 3 (OT)
SEAFORTH GOALS: Nesbitt t.
Jason MacDonald. -
HIGHLIGHT: Nesbitt Nesbitt converts
tau -on -one with Nash with 37
seconds lel( in overtime 10 will it.
( Minoser tournament/Mar. 2 )
Game 3
Seaforth 10 Rosedale 2
SEAFORTEI GOAI.S: Derck
Nesbitt 4. -Tint McClure 2. Jason
Arisieu.; Jason MacDonald. Kyte
Henderson. Curtis Murray.
Fil(;HLiGHT: Seaforth wins
division and advances Co semi-
final. originally scheduled for
Sunday: but postponed until Mar
23 at 2 pan. because of adverse
weatherman, a inns. .
(i.imr 2
Seaforth I I Hamilton 1
SEAFORTII GOALS: Anstett 3.
Nesbitt 2. Murray 2. Dean Wood.
Dave Ludwig.. Matt Flanagan. Dan
Nash.
GOALIE:: Ken Pridham.
HIGHLIGHT: Jeremy Holmes
notches live assists.
Game
Seaforth 2 Fergus 1
SEAFORTH GOALS: Nesbitt.
Austen.
GOALIE: Dan O'Reilly.
HIGHLIGHT: Anstett scores
winner mid -way through the third
period. assisted by Nesbitt and
Murray.. -
Bantam 11
( Wingham wins hest -of three
WOAA group playoff 3=01
( Mar. 10)
*Ingham 6 at SEAFORTH 0
Niidaet
( .Glencoe -wins six -point OMHA
playoff 7-3)
'-i Mar. 10)
Seaforth 1 at GLENCOE 3
SEAFORTH GOAL: Jered
Munro.
HIGHLIGHT: C4TH's inabilty
to take advantage of its many
-scoring opportunities led to its
demise. The focal midgets had a
two -ratan advantage for a full five
minutes at the start of the third
period in this game. for example,
but couldn't do anything with
Glencoe's 2-1 lead. Glencoe's
goalie' also played well the entire
series. and the term in front of
him played hard and.as a unit.
( Mar. 5 )
Glencoe 1 at SEAFORTH 1
SEAFORTH GOAL: Seott Van
Dooren.
OHA JUNIOR
.DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE
WEST CONFERENCE
Morenz Division
( Best -of -seven final )
- EXETER VS. SEAFORTH
Tues: at Exeter. .
Tonight (Wed.): at- Seaforth. 8:
p.m.
Fri: at Exeter. 8:30 p.m.
Sun: at Seaforth, 8:30 p.m.
***
( if necessary)
Tues., Mar. 19: at Exeter. 8:30
. Wed.. Mar. 20: at Seaforth, 8:30
Fri.. Mar. 22: at Exeter, 8:30.
( Best -of -seven semi=finals )
(Exeter eliminates North
Middlesex 4-2) .
( Mar. 6) •
Seaforth 8 at LUCAN 4
(Seaforth ousts-lrish 4-1)
HOUSE LEAGUE
( Mar. '9 )
Senior
-Ducks 8 Panthers 7
( Scoresheet incomplete )
15
Bruins 4 Blues 2
BRUINS GOALS: Adam
Leonhardt .2, Mike Murray, Marc
Glanville:
BLUES GOALS: Sean Ludwig,
Ryan Van Dooren.
Junior
Oilers 15 Sharks 0
OILERS GOALS: Kevin Murray.
4. Ryan Wilson 3. Darren Beaver
2, Brady Nolan 2. Matt Dalton,
Greg Cronin. Quentin Burgess,
Tyler Dalton. -
Whalers 8 Habs 3
WHALERS GOALS: Adam
Broome 3, Joel Schenck 3, Geoff
Banks 2.
CANADIENS GOALS: Steven
Henderson. Kyle Devereaux.
Cody McNaughton.
• . Leafs 9 Icings 3
(Scoresheet incomplete)
Team standings
(official)
SENIOR
Name • W L T Pts
- Ducks 15 4 1 31
Bruins 10 9 - 1 _21
Panthers 7 • 11 2 16
Blues .5 13 2 12
JUNIOR
Name W L T Eta
Leafs 15 3 2 32
Oilers 15 5 0 30
Whalers 10 8 2. 22
Sharks 6 14 0 12
Kings 5 14 1 11
Canadiens 5 14 I 11
Ringette
SEAFORTH&DISTRICT
RiNCF,'ITF, ASSOC
Bag
( Mar 10)
London 5 at SEAFORTH 5
SEAFOR'i'H GOALS: Ericka
Burns 4, Marsha Miller.
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