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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1997-12-17, Page 12512k CACHE 256k CACHE 16 BIT SOUND 16MB EDO RAM 12 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Dammam 17.1997 t One Murray back. another gone to Hawks Cents split, make changes The Seaforth Centenaires split their pair of weekend games, and made some changes entering the crucial Christmas portion of this sea- son's Ontario Hockey Association Junior "D"ovel- opment schedule. An 8-2 Toss at Mt. Brydges to the Bulldogs Saturday night, and a 7-5 win over the Trojans from Thamesford in Seaforth Friday, allowed the Centenaires to stay in the fourth and final playoff posi- tion in the Morenz Division, keep four points in .front of the North Middlesex Stars. The Cents let veteran for- ward Jason Murray got the Mitchell Hawks, in exchange for I 6 -year-old defenceman Adam Boshart. Former coach Dave Murray has returned to help out behind the bench. And the local juniors have signed 19 -year-old forward Seaforth and area sports SCOT HOCKEY OHA JUNIOR "D "EVELOPMENT LEAGUE (Dec. 13) Seaforth 2 at MT. BRYDGES 8 ' (Dec. 12) Thamesford 5 at SEAFORTH 7 Standings (as of Dec. 15) MORENZ DIVISION WLT F A P1 14 81 I• 95 77 30 13 61 2 101 69 29 13 9 2 87 83 28 Seaforth 9 15 0 81 120 18 North Midd6 1711 82 144 14 THOMAS DIVISION W L T F A Pt Pt. Stanley 18 4' 1 120 65 38 Thamsfrd 13 las 0 116 94 30 Mt. Brydgs 9 111I 94 92 20 Lambeth 8 1412 77 97 19 Belmont 7 13 2 78 90 16 (overtime losses count a point) FUTURE GAMES: Fri; Seaforth al MITCHELL. 8:35 p.m. SAL Seaforth at NORTH MIDDLE- SEX (Parkhill). 2 p,m. Tue: Seaforth at EXETER. 8:30 p.m. Sal. (Dec. 27): Mitchell at SEAFORTH, 8:30 p.m. WOAA SENIOR A tas of Dec. 15) Exeter Lucan Mitchell Tavistock Goderich Wellesley Milverton Lucknow Ripley Clinton Mildmay A T L 10 1 3 8 0 5 8 1 5 8 1 5 7 01 4 5 01 9 5 0 9 3 0 9 E 84 74 53 64 57 59 66 32 A 52 65 45 51 42 75 85 67 21 17 17 17 15 11 10 6 (overtime losses count a point) SEAFORTH & DISTRICT MINOR HOCKEY L> NOVICE (Dec. 14) Seaforth 8 at ZURICH 2 SEAFORTH PAIR: Mike McLaughlin 2. Jared O'Rourke 2. Matt Chaput 2. Connor Maloney. Mau Cartwright. (Dec. 13) Elma-Logan 4 at SEAFORTH 7 LAMPLIGHTERS: Cartwright 2. Tyler Van Drunen, Steve Haney. McLaughlin. O'Rourke, Chaput. NOVICE 11 (Dec. 14) Clinton 4 at SEAFORTH 2 SEAFORTH GOALS: Michael Curtis 2' TYKE (Dec. 14) Seaforth 5 Blyth 2 SEAFORTH GOALS: Brad McLaughlin 3. Ryan O'Reilly. Cory Dawc. Monition Tournament (Dec. 13) Goderich 4 Seaforth 0 Seaforth 26 Monkton I PUFFING UP THE STATS: Jimmy Campbell 12. McLaughlin 8. O'Reilly 6. WINNING GOALIE: Mark Van Dieien. faced one shot. ATOM 1 (Dec. 13) Hanover 0 Seaforth 11 'LITE' DOZEN: Brad Ilenderson 3. Matt Carnochan 3. Chris Cronin. David Verberne, Tyler Doig. Dave McClory. Brent Coleman. SHUTOUT! Matt Dalton. (Dec. 12) Seaforth 2 at DURHAM 3 SEAFORTH GOALS: Doig. Mike McLaughlin. NOTFS: Seaforth scored both its goals in the third period. McLaughlin. on a perfect feed from Ilenderson (also assisted by Vcncerne), his first point in his seven -game affiliation with the atoms. FUTURE GA15S: SAL Mitchell at SEAFORTH. 5:35 p.m. Syn; Seaforth at MT. FOREST. 2:15 p.m. Tues: Seaforth at MILVERTON, 7 p.m. ATOM ll Goderich Tournament CONSOLATION FINAL. (Dec. 14) Seaforth 4 Goderich 1 SHOOTING STARS: Troy Hopkins 2. Rob Johnston. Ryan Wilson. ELVIS LEAVES BUILDING: When Hopkins scores with 1:30 left to ice the win. Preliminary games (Dec 14) Seaforth 4 Lambeth 0 THE STOPPER: Shutout by Mark Wilbee. THE SHOOTERS: Wilson 2. Darcy McCutcheon, Johnson. (Dec. 13) Embro 4 Seaforth 3 (OT) SEAFORTH GOALS: Joel Schenk, Adam Broome, Darren Beaver. CLOSE BUT NO CIGAR: Embro scores with 48 seconds left in overtime. League Play (Dec. 8) Seaforth 6 at ZURICH 4 HALF-DOZEN GOALS: Broome 3. Schenk. Beaver, Johnston. QUICK ONES: Broome popped Joe Jeff Dunbar, who former- ly played for the junior B St. Marys Lincolns and Stratford Cullitons. The Centenaires' new gen- eral manager, Dave Parsons of Stratford, says Dave Murray, who was co-head coach of the team for the past two seasons, has agreed to help out again. "We needed a little push, the team hasn't been playing } ®AIM two of his three, two minutes apart in the third. PEEWEE (Dec. 9) Mt. Forest 0 at SEAFORTH 5 SEAFORTH GOALS: Mike Delvecchio. Jeremy Hildebrand, Greg McGrath. Luke Vick. Josh Holland. MR. ZERO: Curtis Agar. PEEWEE II (Dec. 13) Goderich 4 at SEAFORTH 5 CLOSE ONE: Greg Medd 2. Brent O'Reilly, Trevor Engel. Matt O'Dell. . WINNER: Bagged by O'Dell with 1:40 left. BANTAM (Dec. 14) Hanover 6 at SEAFORTH 10 RED LIGHT CITY: Derek Nesbitt 4, Curtis Murray 2, Dean Wood, Dan Nash. Tim McClure, Jeremy Holmes. (Dec. 11/ exhibition) Stratford 10 at SEAFORTH 4 . LOCAL GOALS: Wood 2. Jason Anstett. Curtis Wilson. NOTES: It was 3-2 for Stratford after the first period. but they outscored the home side 7-1 in the second. CONTINUED on Page 13. with enough 'oomph'," Parsons says. "We figured Dave could give us that." "We hope he can help our two rookie coaches (Tom Turner and Brian Nigro) see that the team makes the play- offs," He added. The Centenaires were Morenz Division champions last season. The last time they missed the playoffs was 1989-90. NEW PLAYERS As for the flipping cards with Mitchell - Jason Murray for Boshart - manager Parsons says he needed defensive help, the 16 -year- old is a much-needed addi- tion, and he got him for a player who wasn't playing for the team anyway. The Cents have nine wins and 15 losses and are 10 points to the rear of the third- place Hawks in the standings (who are only two points out of first in a developing log- jam at the top), and the two arch -rivals square off in Mitchell Friday night at 8:35. Seaforth is in Parkhill for a crucial game against the Stars the following night. Manager Parsons says more new players arc on the way. Mt. Brydges scored six unanswered goals in the sec- ond period Saturday night to salt the game away. The Bulldogs led 2-1 after the first. Steve Mclnally and Jason Henderson scored for Seaforth. The night before on home ice. Mclnally scored three and Scott Henderson added two goals for the Centenaires, who led 2-1 after the first and 6-4 after the second. Scott Van Dooren and'Greg Matthison rounded out the Seaforth scoring. 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