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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1996-05-08, Page 6S -THS HURON EXPOSITOR, May S, INW Sports Goaltender Wood goes home with three Cents' awards Rookie goalie Scott Wood won three trophies for stop- ping puck's so well this sea- son, as the Scaforth Centenaires closed the hook on their 1995-96 campaign with an annual awards pre- sentation and pot -luck late Sunday afternoon: "Woody" was narncd.thc junior hockey team's most valuable playoff performer and rookie of the year. Ile also shared another award as regular -season MVP, with second -year forward Steve Mclnally who won a second trophy outright for hcing team scoring leader. Brent Hulley won the tro- phy for tieing the Centenaires top dcfcnceman. Dwight Gingcrich got the nod for hcing most improved, and J.C. Kirk -won the Jack McLlwain Trophy for hcing the player who hest com- bined sportsmanship with ability this season. All were rookies. Veterans. Kalen Carroll .and Jason Uunscith were also given plaques, as graduating ovcragcrs. Mcinally not only led the Cents, but took the Morelli Division scoring title by tour points with his total of 58, from 25 goals and 33 assists. • Wood played on a minor card all season for the Cents, as the junior and minor sys- tems in Seaforth co-operated, and only veteran Darren Kints of the Exeter Hawks posted hotter numbers in the division of the Ontario .1 -hickey Association's Junior "D"evelopment League. Wood represented the Cents between the pipes at the annual all-star girmc and fin- ished the regular season ,with 3.34 goals against average! ip a little more than 23 games. He got blown out a couple i of times in the playoffs, hut proved his mental toughness wheal the pressure was on. each timc rebounding with some stunning stop and I I solid performances, that .helped Ithe Cents go two rounds find take eventual OHA champion Exeter to seven games in the Morcnz final Wood, Mclnally, Hulley and Carroll are all from Scaforth or Egmondvillc. Gingcrich is from Zurich, Kirk is from Goderich and Dunseith was from Stratford, but now Dublin. • . The diminutive Gingcrich got hatted around like a pin- ball all scat;on but. just kept coming at opponents, like a bbd headache, hardly missing Warrior winner Melissa Robertson of the t taffa arca scored the only goal of the game in the sec- ond half to 'cad Stratford St. Michael junior Warriors to a 1-0 win at St. Marys in Perth Girls I Soccer play last Tuesday. 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Kirk, the most valuable player on the Goderich midgets the sea- son before, scored eight goals and added another ei-ght assists in his first season with' the Scaforth juniors. Manager Gregor Campbell thanked players, executive, the three-man rookie coach- ing staff, trainer and equip- ment manager for all working at it and acting like a team that wanted to win, revitaliz- ing the Scaforth Centenaires Junior "D'tevclopment Hockey Club with energy, fresh blood and new.idc'as ir+ its 23rd season. He said it made a Netter team and makes the game more fun for everyone, including fans hungry for a winner. The manager also cautioned each season of junior hockey is a clean slate, and teams and players that think fast season's Success automatical- ly means anything at all the next, often get lazy so lose their competitive edge. Ji 111 Campbell, on behalf of the ('cats coaching staff, said they would all be hack and also thanked parents and his wife for hcing so.supportive. Flo told players to enjoy their summers but not forget next pre -season starts .on the ice in about 9(1 days. Graduating overage vet Carroll said he would miss junior hockey and was sorry he never played on a champi- on, hut he gave it his hest shot. Captain Dunseith thanked this year's coaching staff for tieing so up -front with players, -a hig change from some other seasons. The two ovcragcrs played in total seven seasons- for the Centenaires. The hockey club's annual meeting is .next Wednesday night. SEWER WANTED IF YOU SEW READ THIS We are releasing for sale to the public brand new 1996 Speedylock sergers by White used al the Canadian Sewing arid Needlecraft Festival in Toronto. These sergers are new with a full warranty, and are rated ,lumber 1 in the industry. Tiley are 4 thread sergers with strc I ' and gather. They cut and dvercast alt fabrics - canvas, nylc n, stretch, even serges on denim!. 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