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Seaforth's David Metzger uses his free arm to fend off a Brussels defender as he maneuvers
for the loose puck, during Saturday's game between the atom II and Brussels #3 in Seaforth.
The game ended in a 1-1 tie.
Organizers decide on
no entry fee this year
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five women's.
Joining Seaforth's men's teams will be broomballers
from Arthur, Palmerston, Windsor and Harriston.
On the women's side, Seaforth's four teams will be
joined by only one team from Harriston.
"It's very low," said Dearing of the turnout this year
for the women's competition, noting that they usually
attract at least eight or nine teams.
Dearing added that there are two other broomball
tournaments being held this weekend in Ontario, which
probably negatively affected their turnout.
As a result of the low turnout, the men's teams are
guaranteed two games, while the women are guaran-
teed three.
Another change this year is it will cost nothing for
fans to come and watch.
While in the past it has only cost around $3 a day to
watch, Dearing said they dropped the entry fee in hopes
of attracting as many fans as possible.
By choosing to hold the tournament in Brussels how-
ever, Dearing said organizers realize they will probably
have fewer people travel to watch the games, but they
still felt it was the right move.
"We will get less spectators, but Seaforth just isn't the
ideal location anymore. (Having no bar near the ice) is
just the drawback of the gym being there," he added.
However, Dearing said he understood the decision to
replace the bar with a gym.
"(The gym) will make more money there in ,a week
than we would in a year."
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The Huron Expositor • January 24, 2007 Page 13
Hitmen given
spot in Nationals
Jeff Heuchert
After a tense three weeks of waiting, the Central West
Hitmen juvenile broomball team was informed that
there is a spot for them at this year's Canadian Juvenile
Broomball Championships..
Hitmen coach Rob Hunking said he was informed on
Dec. 20, nearly three weeks after Regina, Sask., was
chosen as the new location.
The tournament was originally scheduled for
Lethbridge, Alta., but organizers there dropped out of
hosting in early November.
After a presentation was made by Quebec and
Saskatchewan representatives on Dec. 2, a vote was
conducted electronically by the Canadian Broomball
Federation board members - with Saskatchewan receiv-
ing the most votes.
See HITMEN, Page 14
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