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Sports
Cents have two close games
against Thamesford, Exeter
The Cents' blue line got some assistance
this week as they signed Dublin native A.J.
Larivee.
Al had played last season with the
Stratford Jr. B Cullitons but opted to play this
season where he felt he could get more ice
and play in front of friends and family. A.J.'s
father Art also joined the team as an assistant
coach and assistant general manager.
Larivee, only 16, but already with three
years of junior experience made an impact
his first game as a Centenaire as the Cents
stole a point on the road in Thamesford.
Seaforth spotted the Trojans a three -goal
lead by the middle of the second period
before getting their game on track.
"I think because of our season last year we
tend to be too tight at the start of every
game" explained coach Jason Papple. "We
need to get some confidence and go out to
win•rather than just try not to lose."
Seaforth managed to get on the board when
Scott Henderson won a draw back to Larivee
who blasted a low shot through the Trojans'
netminder. The Cents narrowed the deficit to
one goal when Matt Roberts finished off a
cross ice pass from Aaron Parsons and Mike
Murray.
• Thamesford picked up a short-handed goal
to go up by two before Scott Hendersdn
managed to find the net on a power play with
a rocket from just inside the Trojan blue line.
With the momentum in their favour the
Cents started the third down by one. A
seesaw battle saw numerous chances and near
misses at both ends.
Seaforth managed to kill of a two minute
power play with just a minute to go and
tested the Trojans' goalie in a mad scramble
around the Thamesford net forcing them to,
deliberately dislodge their net, setting up a
penalty shot for Henderson, which with 40
seconds to go was a must score,
Henderson was patient on the approach and
dashed to the right as the Trojans' netminder
went down. Henderson tucked it in and set up
'a dramatic overtime finish.
Neither team got niuch going in the five-
minute sudden death affair until a Cents
clearing attempt failed and the Trojans
capitalized on the turnover with 50 seconds
remaining.
Despite the Toss, satisfied with a point.
Cents captain Aaron Parsons was impressed
with the Cents "hardnosed" style against a
bigger Thamesford team.
The Cents got off to another slow start
Saturday as they hosted Exeter and spotted
the Hawks a three -goal lead by the middle of
the second period.
A flurry of goals in the last four minutes of
the period saw A.J. Larivee break the goose
egg answered.by the Hawks 13 seconds later.-
The
ateraThe line of Jeff Macctispey, Jay Baker and
Scott Henderson dominated the third period
scoring three unanswered goals and giving
the cents a 5-4 lead until an errant clearing
pass was jumped o by a Hawks defenceman
and a deflected o9 by
its way past
Robertson, sending the Cents to overtime for
the second night in a row.
Despite having numerous chances and
outshooting the Hawks 6-1 the Cents couldn't
beat a hot Hawk netminder and the Cents had
td settle for a single point.
Robertson was solid in net for the cents
and kept the game close in the first period
and a half while they got their game on track.
Joe Nesbitt and Mike Murray had solid
defensive efforts and the line of Tim
McClure, Kyle Kruse and Matt Roberts
nearly missed on several third period scoring
chancfs.
The game marked the third out of their first
four that the Cents rebounded from a three -
goal deficit.
General manager Dave Parsons, was
pleased with the third period performance of
his team but wishes "the team would play
with that intensity right from the start."
The Cents face a tough weekend as they
host Mount Brydges friday night at 8 p.m..
thenitravel o,Belmont on Saturday night. Josh
Holland, recovering from a knee injury. is
expected to be in the line up. 1
Coach Jason Papple said Holland has been
going full but ai practice and "will add some
more speed and offence to the lineup."
League closings keep local
golf courses busy into fall
I guess that March and
September will go down as
the nicest months this year.
Unless. of course, the month
of October continues the way
It started. We'll hope that
there's lots of golf days left
as we wind down the year.
Seasonal league closings
kept the course busy last
week. Last Sunday about 30
adults and junior took part in
the annual Junior Buddy
Day. Winners of the gold
medal were Paul Selvey and
his won, Matt. Silver medal
winners were cam and Paul
Doig. while Bill and Laura
Spinks took home the bronze
medal.
The Senior Closing was
held on Monday and the
Seniors! had a fine day for
golf. Brian Carrier, Jack
Eisler and Dick Burgess
capped off successful
seasons with low gross. close
to the hole. and low net
awards on Monday. Bill
Maki got an award for
perfect attendance. The
Introducing...
Darlene Cronin
Darlene is a lifelong
resident of Seaforth and
became a certified
reflexologist in June. e
Reflexology is the
application of pressure on
reflex points located in
the hands and feet. This
treatment improves
circulation, relieves
tension and normalizes
the functions of the body.
Darlene will be pleased to
provide more information
and show you how this
treatment can work for
you.
Call 527-0780
Full Service Salon .
Open 6 days 4 evenings
59 Main St., Seaforth
By Corolanne Doig
seniors have decided to hold
their golf on Mondays next
year but begin an hour later,
teeing off at 10 a.m. instead
of 9 a.m. in an effort to
welcome more players.
Thursday night 40 iladies
took part in a team scramble
followed by dinner. Mary
Ritchie will be captain next
year with Marcia Leitch as
her assistant.
On Saturday, the Mens
Closing Scramble was
enjoyed by the regular Men's
Night participants. The
winning team consisted of
Todd Doig, Mike Thomson
and Craig Alexander.
Congratulations to Joe
Dick who won the Senior
Match Play Championship.
We're still waiting for thei
juniors and amateurs tb
finish up their matches.
61v3idem?
Call Scott or Susan.
527-0240
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