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Winter sports seasons swinging into full stride in Seaforth
CONTINUED from PAGE 14
HOCKEY/ATOM ii
(Nov. 28)
Brussels 2 at SEAFORTH 6
SEAFORTH GOALS: Stephen
Haney. Ryan Watterworth 2,
Matthew Cartwright, Brett
O' Reilly.
NOTE: Patrick Kale • was
unbeatable in net.
• (Nov. 22)
C4TH 5 at ST. MARYS 6 (ex)
SEAFORTH GOALS: Jim Moms
2, Troy Hopkins. Haney.
Cartwright.
GOALIE: Kale.
THE LOWDOWN: St. Marys
scored the game winner with two
minutes left in the final period.
(Nov. 21)
Seaforth 2 at GODERICH 4
THE PAIR: Cartwright, Kale.
THE GOALIE: Hopkins. -
THE DIFFERENCE: Goderich
connected on a powerplay late in
the third period to win. -
(Nov:I7) .
Seaforth 6 al MONKTON 4
THE SIX: -Haney 3' (plus an
assist), Cartwright 2. Scott Dalton.
(Nov. 14)
Seaforth 4 at RRIISSELS 1
C4TH GOALS: Cartwright 2.
Waterworth. Haney.
THE STORY: First-time goalie
Hopkins "awesome"
PEEWEE 1
(Noe. 2E1
Port Elgin 4 at SEAFORTH 1
SEAFORTH GOAL Tyler Dotg.
SUMMARY: Seaforth took a 4-1
lead after the first 15 minutes.
PEEWEE i1
(No'- 29)
Seaforth 11 al ST. MARYS 3
texhibuinn/ at Monkton) . •
DOUBLE FIGURES: Nick
Jansen 3. Lance Laverty 2. Darren
Beaver 2. Dave McClory. Brent
Coleman. Derek Fischer. Adam
Broome
ROMP: "Easy win" says coach
Bev Coleman. Jansen had a five -
point game- Seaforth scored three
goals in the first, five in the second
and three in the third. Defenceman
Devon McCutcheon chipped in
four assists. •
BANTAM
(Nov. 281
Mount Forest 3 at SEAFORTH 8
SEAFORTH ATTACK. Dean
Wood 2. Kvle Henderson 2, Mike
DelVecchio. Ken Courtney. Tim
McClure. Steve C:amoc_ han. _ .
WRAPUP: It was 3-'i for Seaforth
aftcr the first period. and 8-1' after
two.
SATURDAY RATIARIYDNG
MUSS ILRAGa11E
(Nov. 281
SENIQB
BLUES 5 BRUINS 4 .
BLUES GOALS Mark Kirkconnell 2
(including winner). Ken Courtney
Brent Coleman
BRUINS GOALS Tyler Dot:: 2.
Luke Vick 2
DUCKS 9 PANTHERS 5
DUCKS GOALS: Mau Carnochan 4
i)crek Van Drone!) 2. Denny. Scott.
Steve Carnochan. Scott Budges.
PANTHERS GOALS: Dean Wood 3.
Darren Beaver. Jeremy Hildebrand
aimlQx
KINGS 10 WHALERS 9
KINGS BUNDLE: Joel Dalton 4.
Scott Somerville 2 (including winner.
- Mau Shannon 2. Craig Dalrymple
WHALERS SEM1•RUNDLE:
Jimm> Campbell 6. Lorenz
Guntensperger 3
CANADiENS 2 OILERS (1
HABS PAiR: Kenzie Currie
GOALIEMEISTER: Jacob William,
LEAFS 8 SHARKS 12
RINGETTE
McMahon. Tara O'Reilly. Krista
Verberne.
GOALIE: Ashley Marion.
Seaforth 6 at ST. MARYS 2
THE GOALS: M. Marion 4, K.
Van Miltenburg, Andrea Finlayson.
THE GOAI.(E: A. Marion.
TWEEN •
(Nm. 29)
T 2 at SEAFORTH 4
SEAFORTH GOALS: Meaghan
O'Dell 2. Megan Carnochan,
Alyssa Dick.
(Nov. 28) •
Mitchell I at SEAFORTH 3
C4TH SHOOTERS: Renee Nash,
O'Dell. Dick
THE WAY 11' WENT: It was 1-0
for Seaforth after the first period
bui Mitchell evened it up in the
first minute of the second. Seaforth
won it by scoring two goals in 22
• seconds with less than two minutes
Icft in the game.
SEAFORTH ASSOCIATION'
NOVICE
(No‘. 29)
Exeter 4 at SEAFORTH 7
GUNNERS: Lindsay Nash 4.
Brcannc Hulley 2. Kristen
Flanagan
GOALIE: Bonney Hendricks.
PIECE OF CAKE: Carly Ptett
thwarted (there's a word for you)
on breakaway by hot Exeter goalie
Team celebrated win with birthday
cupcakes, as Sarah Elligsen turns
seven.
(Nov. 2/1)
Forest 1 at SEAFORTH 7
DOUBLE HAT TRiCK:
Flanagan 6 (two unassisted), Laura
Elligsen.
GOALIE: Lindsay Nash.
GAME DAY: Kelly Verbernc.
Marie Nigh. S. Ellisen and Pietl
played good offensive game.
FUTURE GAMES:
sat; Mitchell Black at SEAFORTH.
12:30 p.m
Sun: Seaforth at St Marys. 6 p.m
Seaforth 1 aTFORD 6
C4TH GOAL: Dianne Murray.
GOALIE: Kim Van Miltenburg.
Seaforth 3 at FOREST I
SEAFORTH GOALS: Kim Van
Miltenburg 2, Melissa Marion.
WINNING GOALIE: Erica
Dietz.
JUNIOR
(No% 291
Stratford 6 at SEAFORTH 5
SEAFORTH GOALS: Erin Van
Dooren 2. Kayla Flanagan. Nicole
Kistner. Jessica Durst.
SUMMARY: 11 was 3 -3 -to the end
of the first half. and the visitors
scored their winning goal with just
under three minutes to play in the
game .
BELLES
(Nos. 29,
Forest'3 at SJAFORTH 2
SEAFORTH GOALS: Christie
Medd. Abby Dietz.
CLOSE ONE: Visitors led 2-0
after the first period. hut Seaforth
stormed hack with two quick goals
early in the second.
(Nov. 29)
St. Marys 6 at SEAFORTH 3
SEAFORTH TRIO: Kali •
BOWLING
Tl!U11IMY A18 .Q
(Nov. 26 results)
MEd
HIGH AVERAGE;Murray Bennewies
75(1
HIGH SINGLE; Neil Beurman 271
HIGH TRIPLE; Beurman 749
BETTER THAN 200; Beurman
210/271/268: Rob Anderson
247/205/250. John Coleman 270/230:
Mike Thomson 242/2)0/206.
Benne-wies 232/210, Ralph Johnson
242/225: Jerry Staples 206/249;
Jack Ungarian 208/231: Brian Barry
244. Dean Price 2)2. Curtis Costello
• 211 . Bruce Ungarian 206
TRIPLES OVER 600; Beurman
Anderson 702• Coleman 694
Thomson 658. Bennewies 640, R
Johnson 628. Jerry Staples 611
WOMEN
HIGH AVERAGE; - Gayle
Schellenherger 228
HIGH SINGLE; Schellenhergcr 244
HIGH TRIPLE: Schellenherger 673
WEEKLY SINGLES OVER 200;
Schellenherger 230/240/244, Connie
Trotter 218/24(1. Sue AIce 217. Bonnie
Janmaat 212: Came Rolph 209
TRIPLES OVER 600- Schellenherger.
Trotter 629
STANDINGS
Comedy Max. 41. Second Chance. 40.
i')reamers. 39: Lucky Strikes. 14,
Just For Kick.10 Spare Ribs. 26
ST. JAW= 472AGUR
- (Nos 1(1 results)
MEd
HIGIISINGLE• Mark Higenell 279
HIGH TRIPLE: Bob Dinsmore 719
BETTER THAN 200; Dinsmore
246/257/216. George Love
214/265/239. Henn Verhoog 246/753
Higedell 215/279. Jack Ryan 243/202.
I)on Nolan 244. Brian Geddes 217
Dave Hood 206
TRIPLES OVER 600; Dinsmore .
Love 718: Verhoog 678. Higenell 664.
Ryan 637. Nolan 604
WOMEN
HIGH.SINGLE; Julie Greidanus 251
HIGH TRIPLE; Janice Moms 656
BETTER THAN 200- Morris
204/222/230: Alison Verhoog 236/212.
Greidanus. Bart) Cook 211, Marion
Godkin 205: Cathy Harrison 203
.TRIPLES OVER 600• Morris.
Verhoog 622. Greidanus 607
SENIORS
(Nov. 27 results)
MEd
HIGH SINGLE fern Deighton 257
HIGH TRIPLE; Deighton 618 -
BETTER THAN 200; Deighton
257/215. J Strong 2311. Simon Ventol
204
TRIPLES OVER 600; Deighton
WQhf&Y.
HIGH SINGLE Ann Wood 229
HIGH TRIPLE• Wond 6ot
li uTHAT 7s wood 229/717
F' James 177
TRIPLES OVER 500• Wond
STANDINGS
Oxfords 44. Roots 40. Loafers 15
Slippers 14 Sandals 10. Runners 2-
2.349110N MOVYILIINTG
(Nos 2, results,
MEd -
HIGH AVERAGE; Bruce Ungarian
198
HIGH SINGLE• Arc Van Diepen
210
HIGH TRIPLE: Van Diepen 628
BETTER THAN 200; Van Diepen
230/224: Brian Mason 206/208.. Doug
Huard 200/207. Dem Elliott 221. Bruce
Unganan 212
TRIPLES OVER 600: Van Diepen.
Elliot 605
IYSIMEN
HIGH AVERAGE; Lorraine Elliott
195
HIGH SINGLE- Carol Johnston 251
HIGH TRIPLE: Johnston 625 -
WEEKLY SINGLESlaVER 200:
Johnston 253.1.Elliott 217/201
TRIPLES OVER 600- Johnston.
Elliott 619
STANDINGS
Chevelles 17. OVLO\ 34.
Cobras 33., Durango% 24.
Mustangs 22. Chargers 18
TOW & c'®uN1TINT
(Nos 24 results)
MEd
HIGH AVERAGE- George Johnston
211i '
VIGH SINGLE; G Johnston 276
WGH TRIPLE; G Johnston 750
BETTER THAN 200; G Johnston
216/258/276. John Staffen 214/237.
Ralph Johnston 206
TRIPLES OVER 4Q4; G Johnston.
Staffen 607
WOMEN
HIGH AVERAGE_ Carol Johnston
190 - -
HIGH SINGLE Johnston 242
HIGH TRIPLE: Johnston 639
BETTER THAN 200; Johnston
NH/242. Sue Stokes 216/221. Louise
Dick 215. Sharon Evans 210
STANDINGS
Kernels 51 Leopards 49.
Newcomers 1 i McRnwlers 22
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