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Minor hockey
Playoff
time in
Seaforth
The Seaforth and District
Minor Hockey Association
got good press when featured
in an article in the Toronto
Sun Saturday. Sports reporter
Tony Maraschiello said
"what Seaforth lacks in
prominence, it more than
makes up in its uncanny abil-
ity to produce quality hockey
players, coaches and offi-
cials."
Meanwhile back in the
trenches, Seaforth's atom
"1"s and novice "II"s
advanced in Ontario Minor
Hockey Atsociation playoffs
on the weekend, and our
novice "I"s won the first
game of their series with
Wingham.
The local peewee "I"s were
eliminated in a thriller at
Durham Friday and the pee-
wee "II"s were put out by
Arthur here Saturday.
The Seaforth bantams
appear on the ropes after a
pair of lopsided losses at
Harrow in the first two games
of their series, and the local
midgets have their second
bye in this season's play -
downs.
Meanwhile, our intermedi-
ate girls were shutout 3-0 in •
Seaforth by Watford Sunday,
leaving them with a 1-1
record in their playoff round-
robin.
Nic Jansen scored twice
and Nick Chessell got the
shutout as the Atom "I"s beat
Durham 2-0 in Seaforth
Saturday, to win the best -of -
five seven points to three.
The two teams tied 3-3 at
Durham Wednesday. Seaforth
has won the flip and now
plays Harrow in the next
round, also best -of -five. It is
an OMHA quarter -final.
Game one is at Harrow
Friday night at 9:15. Games
two and three are scheduled
for Seaforth on Saturday at 5
p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m.
Harrow beAt Dresden three
games to one to advance this
far.,
The novice "11"s blanked
Clinton 4-0 in Scaforth
Sunday to finish their round-
robin with them and Hensall
undefeated. They out -scored
the two teams 20-2 in the
four games ano now take on
Stephen Township in a best -
of -five.
Dave Chcssell scored the
winner with 2:31 left Friday
night as the novice "i"s
edged Wingham 3-2 in their
opener, after the locals elimi-
nated Clinton three -straight.
HEARTBREAKER
Scaforth's peewee "I"s lost
the fifth and deciding game
of their set with Durham
Friday, when the hometown-
ers scored with 1:28 left in
the game. Seaforth scored on
a penalty shot about three
minutes previous to set up
the exciting finish.
The local peewee "II"s lost
to Arthur 4-3 here Saturday,
so were eliminated six points
to two. They lost 5-1 last
Tuesday at Arthur.
Scaforth gets the next three
games of the bantam series if
it goes that far, after losing 8-
2 at Harrow Saturday and 11-
0 Sunday. Game three is in
Seaforth Saturday night at
6:30 p.m.
The midgets won 3-2 at
Clinton last Tuesday to win
their series three -straight, all
close. They are now waiting
on a winner from the Exeter/
Forest series.
Nicole Munro potted both
the goals as our intermediate
girls beat Belmont 2-1 Feb.
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PHOTOS BY GREOOR CAMPBELL
FAST & FURIOUS - The ice -
resurfacing machine broke down
for a bit but the Seaforth arena
was still the place to be these
week as minor hockey playoffs hit
full swing. The Seaforth atom Ts,
(above and to the left) advanced
to the next round of OMHA play -
downs by putting out Durham
Saturday night. Meanwhile,
Seaforth's intermediate girls were
shut -out in a round-robin game
with Watford Sunday evening.
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