HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1996-11-06, Page 7THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Novembor s, 1996-7
Hawks, Bulldogs send Centenaires for a tumble
The Seaforth Centenaires
lost the same way two times
last week. Twice they got off
on the wrong foot against
good teams by spotting them
hefty leads, then couldn't
quite catch up.
Sunday afternoon in
Seaforth they trailed the
defending Ontario Hockey
Association Junior "D"evel-
opment League champion
Exeter Hawks 3-0 four min-
utes into the second period.
before Ifinally putting the
puck where it belongs and
battling back to within a goal
midway through the third.
The Hawks still ruled,
clinching a 5-3 win by an
empty -net goal with a little
more than a minute remain-
ing.
Last Tuesday night at Mt.
Brydges was the same script,
only quicker. The Cents were
three goals back of the
Bulldogs in a blink, with the
anthem hardly out of the air,
before they decided to make
a game of it, which they did,
but ended up losing 6-4.
Seaforth falls to third in the
five -team Morenz Division,
now behind Lucan too, with
the North Middlesex Stars
FLASH!
chomping at their butts, three
points back with two games
in hand. Mitchell's Hawks in
the cellar are only one point
back of them.
The Cents still have seven
wins, four losses and a tie.
But only one of those wins,
against Tavistock in their
home opener in Seaforth six
weeks ago, has come against
an opponent with a winning
record - over .500, with more
wins than kisses.
The Hawks are in first in
the Morenz and Mt. Brydges
is an equally solid.squad this
season, tied for first in the
Thomas Division of the West
conference, with three games
in hand on defending division
champ Thamesford.
The Seaforth juniors host
the Wellesley Applejacks
Friday night in Seaforth at
8:30, then travel to Port
Stanley for a game against
the Lakers Saturday, same.
starting time.
HAWKS 5 CENTS 3
The Hawks were coining
off their first loss of the sea-
son Friday night in Exeter:6
5 to archest-enemy Lucan.
The Irish scored five power-
play goals in that upset.
BOARD
..St. Anne's beats Golden
Bears quite handily in its
own gym Monday afternoon
in junior girls' basket -
ba ll... Seaforth 's peewee II
hockey team now undefeat-
ed in five... Doug
Leonhardt really cooks in
Thursday Nighters
bowling, with league's best
single this season of 369,
and a triple of 947, five
points shy of league best (so
far) triple previously
bowled this season, by
Murray Bennewies...And,
Seaforth 's intermediate
girls' hockey team wins
another pair-:.
HOCKEY
OIIA JUNIOR
"D"EVELOPMENT LEAGUE
(Nov. 3)
Exeter 5 at SEAFORTH 3
(Oct. 31)
Seaforth 4 at MT. BRYDGES 6
( as of Oct. 25)
MORENZ DIVISION
WLT F A P(
Exeter 9 1 0 54 27 18
Lucan 8 2 1 45 37 17
Seaforth 7 4 1 64 44 15
North Midd 5 52 0 49 47 12
Mitchell 5 5 1 43 37 11
THOMAS DIVISION
WLT F A Pt
Thamsfrd 9 5 0 67 51 18
Mt. Brydgs 9 1 0 57 27 18
Pt. Stanley 5 72 0 61 50 12
Lambeth 5 71 0 48 55 11
Belmont 2 6 0 37 52 4
(overtime losses count a point)
MORENZ LEADERS
las of (ki. 27)
GP G A P
Barton. Tm C4TH 10 8 9 17
Van t)ooren, Al C4TH 10 5 14
Anstcu, C4TH 10 10 14
8 13
6 12
9 12
5 11
6 11
8 11
3 10
5 10
6 IO
7 10
9
4
h}anally, C4TH ' 7 5
Dunlop. NM 7 6
Kennedy. Ex 6 3
Geiger, CCM 8 6
Mahon, Mitch 9 5
Henderson. J C4TH 10 3
McCaan. ti: 7 7
Kirk. C4TH 10 5
Corriveau. Ex 7 4
Glavin, Ex 7 3
• Goalies
GP GA Avg,
Kints. Exeter 6.07 14 2.31
Maudsley, Luc 4 12 3.00
Wood. Seaforth 8.15 26 3.19
Chessell. Mitch 3.75 12 3.20
FUTURE. GAMES :
Elk Wellesley AT SEAFORTH,
8:30 p.m.
Sat: Seaforth at PORT STAN-
LEY. 8:30 p.m.
SEAFORTH & DISTRICT
MINOR HOCKEY
ATOM I
( Nov. 2)
Port Elgin 1 at SEAFORTH 1
SEAFORTH GOAL: Tyler
Elligsen.
ATOM II
Seaforth 5 at STEPHEN TWP 2
SEAFORTH GOALS: Ben
Rapson 2, Brent Coleman. Darren
Beaver, Bill Nigh.
HIGHLITES: Three-point outing
for Bill Nigh. Brady Nolan had an
outstanding game.
( Nov. 2 )
Goderich 0 at SEAFORTH 4
SEAFORTH GOALS: Dave
McClory, Rapson, Beaver,
Coleman.
SHUTOUT: Shared by Stephen
Medd and Curt Agar.
PEEWEE
(Nov. 2)
Mt. Forest 3 at SEAFORTH 5
SEAFORTH GOALS: Kyle
Henderson 2, Steve Carnochan,
Jason Denys, Matt Smale.
HIGHLIGHT: Locals score final
two goals to win it. Winner by
Henderson and insurance goal by
Holland with :32 seconds left.
PEEWEE II
( Nov. 3)
Elm Logan 0 at C4TH 12
SEAFORTH GOALS: Josh
Holland 4, Jason Denys 2, Kris
Meidinger 2, Jeremy Hildebrand
2, Wade Broome, Matt Smale.
SHUTOUT: Second of year.
shared by Joey Tunney and Tyler
Dalton.
ON A ROLL! Seaforth undefeat-
ed in five games.
( Oct. 28 )
Seaforth 11 at BLYTH I
SEAFORTH GOALS: Josh
Holland 5, Craig Jervis 2, Wade
Broome, Jeremy Hildebrand,
Craig Traquair, Billy Gridzak.
STINGY GOALIES: Joey
Tunney, Tyler Dalton.
TRUE FACTS: Seaforthhas out-
scored opponents 33-7 so far.
BANTAM
(Nov.3)
Seaforth 7 at LISTOWEL 8 .
SEAFORTH GOAI,S: Kev
Carnochan 2, Dan Nash, Jason
MacDonald, Jason Tunney,
Jason Anstett, Derck Nesbitt.
CONTINUED on pg. 16
Impact forward Chris
Kennedy was nursing a back
injury and tot in Exeter's
lineup Su day's game in
Seaforth.
But for some reason the
Cents came out flat. They
haven't beaten Exeter on
their home ice for several
seasons.
Seaforth held a 12-•1 c d'c in
shots after the first'(t nil -
utes, but trailed 1-0 because
Darren Kints repeatedly got
the best of them in the Exeter
net.
Tim Barton's powerplay
goal finally put Seaforth on
the board in the second, but
they still trailed 4-1 heading
into the final 20 minutes..
Another powerplay goal,
this one by Steve Mclnally,
and a nifty shorthanded
marker by Steve Geiger at
10:14 pulled the Centenaires
to within one, before Chad
Gilfillan's empty -nester with
1:13 left got the Hawks danc-
ing around and thinking more
about post -game tea "at
Bubba's."
Jason Rutledge, Joey
MacDonald, Chris McDonald
and Greg Goodwin got the
other Exeter goals.
The multitude of minor
penalties called by referee
ROCKED! The W riding OHA champion Exeter Hawks
once again rocked ti IL entenaires 5-3 in Seaforth Sunday.
That's the Cents' J.C. kirk of Goderich in white.
Devereaux at OFSAA
Kim Devereaux of Seaforth
placed 64th in a field of 238
runners at the OFSAA
midget girls' final at
Toronto's Sunnybrook Park
on Saturday.
She is a student at St.
Anne's at Clinton and
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Grades '1 and 2
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after 6 p.m.
Photo by Gregor Campbell
Joe Celestin many for
obstructive interference,
both ways, took away from
the game's flow and made it
frustrating entertainment for
fans.
Final shots were 34 to 24
for Seaforth.
BULLDOGS 6 C4TH 4
The Centenaires hit the ice
like a herd of frozen turtles.
They were l laying their third
road game in five nights, but
still might as well have
stayed on the bus early, down
by three goals 9:13 into the
first. Mt. Brydges had anoth-
er called back in the first 30
seconds, which had it count=
ed would have made for an
even longer evening. It could
very easily have been a.6-0
for the hometowners who
clearly dominated the early
going.
But the Cents woke up, got
the kinks out and pulled to
within one when Mark Van
Dooren scored on the power-
play, his second goal of the
game, to make it 4-3 at 10:28
of the second. That's the way
the period ended.
The Cents coughed up
another quick pair in 40 sec-
onds starting at the 2:08 point
of the third, which made
short work of the comeback.
J.C. Kirk scored the final
goal of the game for Seaforth
with 28 seconds left.
Shaun Anstett got the
Cents' other goal, on the
powerplay.
The Bulldogs also got two
of their goals on the power-
play. Captain Brad Carroll
and Mike Michalski each
scored twice. -
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