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Sports
Locals make up junior curling team that
made it to the semi-finals of Timbit tourney
By Susan Hundertmark
Expositor Editor
A junior curling team,
made up of members of the
Seaforth Curling Club and
Seaforth Public School, won
three out of four games
before being eliminated in
the semi-finals in the recent
Timbits provincial curling
championship.
The Seaforth team,
consisting of Taylor
Bennewies, Kelsi Trotter,
Jessica Menary, Nikki Steep
and Avery Bennewies,
competed in the Haliburton
tournament, where 56 teams
were entered.
Seaforth won its first game
against Guelph 7-4, lost its
second game against Ottawa
6-4, won its third game
against Burlington 6-5 and
won its fourth game against
Tara 6-4 before being
knocked out in the semi-
finals against Nationview 6-
5.
"They were very close
games. The team went into
the tournament saying if they
could win one game they'd
be happy," said parent
Connie Trotter.
The provincial tournament
was a first for the Seaforth
Curling Club.
Scoreboard
SHUFFLEBOARD
Mar.9
Ladles high: June Marlene 345,
Thelma Preszcator 296, Grace Corbett
296.
Men's high: Ken Preszcator 501,
Bert Bachert 435, Gerry Martene 296.
BOWLING
Seniors
Mar. 11
Men's High Single: Paul Copeland
240
Men's High Triple: Steve Hook 654
Men over 200: Paul Copeland 240,
Steve Hook 230, 220, 204; Hank
Dorssers 210, Jim Smith 210.
Men over 600: Steve Hook 654.
Women's High Single: Joyce
Matzold 190
Women's High Triple: Joyce
Matzold 497.
Women over 175: Joyce Matzold
190, 182; Marg McClure 179
St. James
March 7
Men's High Single: Gary Huston 287
Men's High Triple: Mark Higenell
676
Men over 200: Gary Huston 287,
Mark Higenell 242, 279; Hank
Dorssers 256, 225; Geo. Love 239,
208; Lavern Godkin 230, Bob
Dinsmore 212, Gord Murray 201.
Men over 600: Mark Higenell 676,
Hank Dorssers 661, Geo. Love 641,
Gary Huston 630.
Women's High Single: Johanna
Goodman 209
Women's High Triple: Sandra Lee
525
Women over 200: Johanna Goodman
209
Standings: Ti -Cats 2614, Eskimos
2517, Argos 2487, Lions 2485.
Stampeders 2453, Bombers 2334.
Thursday Night Bowlers
March 10
Men's High Average: Mike
Thomson 252
Men's High Single: Mike Thomson
283
Men's High Triple: Mike Thomson
775
Men over 200: Mike Thomson 222.
253; Brian Barry 205; Kevin McColl
222, Tom Leppington 267. Bruce
Ungarian 214, Gary Huston 213. 216:
Lyle Haney 244; Pat Elliott 210, 202,
211; Mike Thomson 283. 249, 223:
Mike Beuerman 230, 243; Bob
Lemke 226.
Women's High Average: Linda
Kirkham 213
Women's High Single: Denise
Huston 229
Women's High Triple: Linda
Kirkham 639
Women over 200: Judy Kilbourn
214. 252: Gayle Schellenberger 220,
Linda Kirkham 219. 223. Denise
Huston 229, Diana Steep 209.
Standings: Pole + Holes 778, Judy's
Bandits 778, Pin Less 728, Halve
Noes 725, Half + Half 723, Granny
Smiles 609.
Friday Night Bowlers
March 11
Men's High Average: Don Elliott
213
Men's High Single: Bob Rhyhard
326
Men's High Triple: Don Elliott 716
Men over 200: Don Elliott 267, 220.
229. Gary Gagnier 231. Bob Rhyhard
326, Bruce Ungarian 230.
Men over 600: Don Elliott 716, Bob
Rhyhard 699.
Women's High Average: Julie
Gagnier 195
Women's High Single: Kelly Collins
252
Women's High Triple: Sue Rhyhard
578
Women over 200: Linda Kramers
224. Sue Rhyhard 226, 218. Kelly
Collins 252
Women over 600: Sue Rhyhard 663
Standings: Don's Bailers 86. Linda's
Posse 83. Sue's Threesome 60.
Whiskey Girls and the Two Pin 54
HOCKEY
Huron -Perth Lakers
Minor Atom AAA
Alliance League
Consolation Playoffs
March 12
Huron -Perth Lakers 2
vs Hamilton Muskies 4
March 13
Huron -Perth Laken 2
vs Hamilton Huskies 1
Goal Scorers - Jayden Landry
(Wallace), Tyler Primeau (Seaforth•
Coaches' comments - Huron -Perth
wins 6 point series, 7-3, and advances
to finals against London.
Major Pee Wee AAA
Young Canada PeeWee Hockey
Tournament
C� Goderich - AAA Division
March 12
Huron -Perth Lakers 7
vs Richmond HBI Stars 1
Huron -Perth goals: Haden
Campbell (Seaforth) 3, Chris
Chapman (Stratford), Brent Rae (St.
Mary's) 2, Reid Oliver (Stratford)
March 13
Huron Perth Lakers 6
vs. Grey -Bruce Highlanders 1
Huron -Perth goals: Tyler Bryson
(Exeter), Tyler Tolton (Mitchell),
Chris Chapman (Stratford), Brent Rae
(St. Mary's), Dean Klomp (St.
Mary's), Haden Campbell (Seaforth)
March 13
Huron Perth Lakers 5
vs. Grey -Bruce Highlanders 1
Huron -Perth goals: Chris Chapman
(Stratford) 2, Andrew Barton
(Stratford) 2, Brent Rae (St. Mary's)
Coaches' comments: Huron -Perth
Lakers Major Peewee's win young
Canada Pee Wee AAA hockey
tournament!
Seaforth Pee Wee C girls
Young Canada Week at Goderich
March 12 and 13
Game 1
Seaforth 2 vs Woodstock Wildcats 1
Goal scorers - Connie Finlayson,
Ashley Janmaat
Game 2
Seaforth 0 vs Goderich Sailorettes 0
Coach's comments • Excellent
defensive game!
Game3
Seaforth 4 vs Saugeen Shores 1
Goal scorers - Robyn Doig, Connie
Finlayson, Connie Finlayson,
Cassidy Flanagan
Division Final
Seaforth 0 vs Lucknow 2
Coach's comments - Great effort
from Seaforth in the third. Seaforth
Pee Wee 'C' were runner-up in the
tournament. These girls will also be
competing in the 'B' division on
March 18 and 19.
House League
Juniors
Tues. March 22
One Game Playoffs
Leafs vs Oilers @ 5:30
Kings vs Sharks @ 6:30
Seniors
Wed. March 23
One Game Playoffs
Bruins vs Panthers @ 6:30
Ducks vs Blues @ 7:30
Atom Local League
Round Robin Playoffs
March 7
Lucknow #2 - 5 vs Seaforlh 2
Seaforth goals: James Looby, James
Brown
March 9
Seaforth 3 vs 1.ucknow Nl.- 0
Seaforth goals: Spencer Gihh 2.
James Brown
March 10
Seaforth 8 vs Kincardine 6
Seaforth goals: Spencer Gibb 2.
Darcy Williamson 2, James Brown.
Jeremy Chisholm. Ethan Scott. James
Looby.
Coaches' comments: Timely goals.
hard work and great goaltending
during a hectic week of hockey propel
the team to the final round.
March 12
Lucknow Local League
Tournament
(;ame 1
Kincardine 5 vs Seaforth 4 (OTI
Seaforth goals: Jeremy Chisholm 2.
James Looby, James Brown
Game 2
Seaforlh 6 vs Wingham 2
Seaforth goals: Colin Jansen 2.
Jeremy Chisholm 2. Owen Taylor.
James Brown.
B Championship
Lucknow #2 - 2 vs Seaforth 1
Seaforth goal: Matt Coyne
Coaches' comments: Matt Coyne
and Jeremy Chisholm earn MVP
honours All the kids took their game
to another level giving the team a
chance at the B championship.
Bantam Local League
March 11
B.C.H. 0 et Seaforth 4
Seaforth goals: Justin Arts 2 Tyler
Listman, Ben Van Dieten
March 12
Seaforth 6 vs Minto 3
Seaforth goals: Tyler Listman 3,
Darin Dick 2, Justin Arts.
March 13
Lucknow Tournament
Game 1 - Seaforth 3 at Mildmay 4
Seaforth goals: Tyler Listman 2, Lan
Murray.
Game 2 - Seaforth 7 at Hanover 0
Seaforth goals: Tyler Listman 4,
Darin Dick, Jesse Flanagan, Ian
Murray
Game 3 - Seaforlh 3 at Lucknow 2
Seaforth goals: Josh Shea, Lan
Murray, Ben Van Dieten.
Coaches' comments: Seaforth lost
first game due to a shoot out. They
went on to win "B" finalist. Excellent
tournament played by all.
Novice
WOAA Playoffs 3 -out -of -5 semi-
finals
March 7
Milverton 8 vs Seaforth 6
Seaforth goals: Morgan Bennewies
2, Luke Melady, Robert Campbell 2,
Brett Williamson
March 10
Seaforth 5 vs Milverton 2
Seaforth goals: Robert Campbell,
Morgan Bennewies 3, Brett
Williamson
Coaches' comments: Seaforth wins
semi-finals and now play Shallow
lake for WOAA finals.
March 12
Gord Hymers Tournament in
Listowel
Seaforth 2 vs Tavistock 3
Seaforlh goals: Morgan Bennewies,
Robert Campbell
Coaches' comments: Player of the
game - Eric Ryan
Seaforth 8 vs Listowel 0
Seaforth goals: Robert Campbell 3,
Cody Kropf 2. Logan Lammerant 2.
Brett Williamson
Coaches' comments: Player of the
Game - Tyler Morey
Seaforth 3 vs Stratford 1
Seaforth goals: Luke Melady,
Morgan Bennewies, Logan
Lammerant.
Coaches' comments: Player of the
Game - Luke Melady
WOAA Finals - March 13
Seaforth 2 vs Shallow Lake 4
Seaforth goals: Logan Lammerant,
Robert Campbell
Coaches' comments: The next home
game in Seaforth is March 19 at 7:30
p.m.
Pee Wee Reps
Feb. 21
Seaforth 5, Minto 1
Feb. 23
Seaforlh 5 Minto 4
Coaches' comments: 'The team
advances to W.O.A.A. final.
March 7
Teeswater 5 Seaforth 0
March 10
Teeswater 5 Seaforth 1
Coaches' comments: The team
advances to Consolation Finals vs
Chesley.
March 13
Young Canada Week
Lucknow 2 Seaforth 0
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