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Sports
Susan Hundertmark photos
Broomball tournament
Seaforth Bantams won silver and Seaforth Pee Wees earned a bronze medal during a broomball tournament in Mildmay over
the weekend. Above, Seaforth Pee Wees, including from left, Bridget O'Reilly, Riley Ward and Christoph Hundt chase down a
Mildmay Red player during a semi-final game Seaforth lost 1-0 while below, Seaforth players Joe Currah and Kody Jacobs work
to get control of the ball during the same game. During the tournament, the Pee Wees won their first game against Blyth Yellow
4-0, lost their second game against Mildmay Blackl-0, won their third game against Palmerston 3-0 and lost in the semi-finals.
Pee Wee scorers from Seaforth were Kody Jacobs, 3, Kevin Cronin, 2, Brody Piett and Christ()ph Hundt. The Seaforth Bantams
won their first two games against Blyth 2-1 and Mildmay 2-1 but lost in the finals to Mildmay 2-1 in overtime. Goal scorers for
the Bantams included Kieryn Jacobs, Kyle Cronin, Brendan Riley, Joanne Hutton, and Shawn Dow.
Minor basketball program
returning for second vear
By Sora Campbell
Expositor Staff
Despite concerns from Seaforth parents that
they would have to send their children to
Clinton to play minor basketbal, a program
will be offered in Seaforth for the second
year.
"We wanted to get it going no matter what
but we had some difficulty trying to get it set
up and finding someone to help organize it,"
said Dale Lamont, Seaforth's recreation
facilities manager.
Lamont said that because of a similar
program advertised in Clinton at Central
Huron Secondary School, Seaforth parents
were concerned that if the minor basketball
program did not start locally they would have
to pay an additional $20 if they were late
registering in Clinton.
"It was fairly successful last year when it
first started and we know there's interest here
agan," said Lamont.
"We will be taking registration this week
and hopefully we can get it going the
following week."
The minor basketball program will be split
into three groups - beginners (Grades 1-3),
juniors (Grades 4-6) and seniors (Grades 7
and 8).
Lamont said he also hopes to have
intersquad games and participate in two
tournaments against the minor basketball
program in Clinton as the program last year.
"The program will teach basic basketball
fundamentals with games and maybe we can
get some tournaments going too," he said.
Lamont said he began putting flyers up in
schools last week and anyone interested can
contact the Seaforth arena for more
information at 527-1272.
The 12 -week program is $40 for
registration and will be held once a week in
the gym at Seaforth Public School.
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