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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-03-26, Page 13l) Times-Advocot., March 26, 1966 Page 13 Nuron. Park, Soph�n Teams be�t: in ar•a teurn•ys The Huron Park novice team cap- . Lured the "A" championship of a re- cent novice tournament in St. Marys. In the first game win by a score of 5-2 over Strathroy. Jim Rutten picked up a bat trick with assists going to Jason Heist, Craig Glavin and Steve Hendrick. HENSALL BANTAMS WIN — The Hensall bantams won the "A" championship of a recent tournament in Kincardine. Back, left, Shawn Vanstone, Jim Dickins, Dwayne Lawrence, Rob Taylor, Steve McCullough and Rob Volland. Centre, manager Wayne Dickins, Wayne Scotchmer, Scbtt Bell, Chris Campbell, Andy Phillips and Jake Rooseboom. Front, Rob Wareing, Mary Ann Vanstone and coach T•A a hoto w WOAA FINALISTS — T e Hensa peewees reac e. the fins roun of the WOAA playoffs by eliminating Brussels. Back, left, coach Lowell Mount, Sean Kyle, Wayne McDougall, Mike Hoffman, John Bell, Jake Rooseboom, Ben Rothwell, Brad DeWys and coach Pete De Wys. Front, Brad Mount, Rob Hoffman, Steve Campbell, Jason Clarke, Chris Gardner, Brian Moir and Steve Johnson. Missing were Kevin Mcllwain and Brett Lammie. T -A photo The final two goals were registered by Brent Mills with Jim Dietrich and Jim Rutten assisting. Brent Mills was named the game's most valuable player. The next opposition came from Norwich and the Huron Park youngsters won by a score of 4-0. Craig Glavin opened the scoring by converting a pass from Jim Rutten, Brent Mills hit on a three-way effort with Jeff Glavin and Brent Gibson assisting, Steve Hendrick tallied from Brent Mills and Jeff Glavin and Bill Hodge wound up the scoring on passes from Craig Glavin and Jim Rutten. Andy Glavin was in goal to record the shutout and the game's most valuable player was Steve Hendrick. The Huron Park team had little trouble in the final disposing of Byron 11-3. Brent Mills led the scoring attack with a four goal performance. Doug Wiliam and Jim Rutten assisted .Bill Hodge and Brent Gibson scored in double fashion and single goals were added by Jim Rutten, Doug Wilson and Steve Hendrick. Huron Park goalie Andy Glavin was named most valuable. The "A" championship of a recent tyke tournament in Clinton was won by Stephen township. The opening win by a score of P 1 over Goderich was powered by a three goal effort by Matt Glavin. Dar- ryl Parsons fired two successful shots and single scores were notched by John Rutten, Matt Resler, Kurt Mills and Derek Sweitzer. In the semi-final contest, the Stephen youngsters edged Lucan 5-4. Jet Glavin and Kurt Mills led the scoring with two goals a piece and Hensall bantams win, pee wees in final HURON PARK NOVICE WIN — The Huron Park novice team won the "A" championship of a recent tournament in St. Marys. Back, left, team officials Don Clarke, Bill Hodge and Jim Dietrich. Centre, Craig Glavin, Jim Rutten, Steve Hendrick, Andy Glavin and Jeff Glavin. Front, Jason Haist, Brent Gibson, Bill Hodge Jr., Jim Dietrich Jr. and Doug Wilson. Missing was Brent Mills. ' T -A photo Hensall won the Huron -Perth Tier Two bantam league championship Sunday by defeating the Exeter Blues by a 7-2 score. They reached the final by downing Goderich 5-1, Friday night. Against Goderich, the first ilensall score came in the second period as Jason Imanse counted on passes from Rob Taylor and Steve McCullough. After Goderich tied the score late in the middle frame, Hensall blew the game wide open in the final session. Shawn Vanstone hit on passes from Brian Moir and Jim Dickins. The latter converted passes from ,The Phillips .and Dwayne Lawrence. Jason Imanse registered his second of the night with Taylor and Vanstone helping out and Scott Bell wrapped it all up with assists going to Dickins and Moir. In another semi-final contest, the Exeter Blues pulled an upset by defeating the Exeter Sabres for the first time this year 3-1. In the championship final Hensall downed the Exeter Blues 7-2. The score after two periods was tied at 2-2. Jim Dickins from Shawn Vanstone and Brian Moir and the latter scored on passes from Bell and Dickins. Rob McKnight registered one of the Ex- eter goals. The third period again proved fruit- ful for Hensall with five unanswered goals. Brian Moir fired two successful Marshall best in shuffleboard Lorne -Marshall recorded a score of 481 to win Tuesday's shuffleboard competition at the South Huron Rec Centre. Next came Verda Lightfoot 431, Phil Hern 429, Wilma Davis 398 and Albert Rummell 362. Hummell came right back to cop Wednesday's action with a score 0. 356. Following were'IToward Johns 271, Verda Lightfoot and John Pepper 270, Mabel McKnight 231. A score of 449 allowed Meine Eizenga to take first prize in Thurs- day's play. Ile was followed by Eldon Heywood 378, Howard Johns and Charles Hendy 329, and 011ie Essery 326. ePeru Oes harkyou I enfants ;re. •t'" ►il'b�tNKKs E.srerSo vds1 shots with singles going to Jim Dickins, Scott Bell and Rob Taylor. Goalie Rob Wareing picked up three assists. Getting one each were Moir, Bell, Imanse, Volland and Vanstone. The potluck dinner for all Hensall minor hockey players and their families will be April 6 at the arena. The Hensall pee wee team has had a highly successful playoff and tour- nament year. In their first tournament at Ripley they reached the finals by beating Brussels in an exciting shoot out. Dur- ing Young Canada Week at Goderich they again fought their way to the finals beating Mildmay and Platt- sville 3-0 and 5-2, respectively, Paisley defeated Hensall 3-1 in the final. In OMHA playoffs they lost their first game to Zurich 7-4. The Hensall 'team rebounded and eliminated Zurich three straight by scores of 9-1, f$-3 and 5-3. Drayton was beaten two straight in the quarter finals by scores of 4-3 in both games. The semi finals were taken by Ripley in two hotly contested matches. In the WOAA consolation round the Hensall pee wees have again reach- ed the finals by putting Brussels out two games to one. On location or Studio RUST) CHECK Derek Sweitzer added the odd counter. JuIIe Carroll with a two goal effort was bast for Lucan. Notching single goals Ryan Carroll and Chad GrWes Hagler, Jeff Glavin, Darryl Parsons and Matt Glavin each scored one goal to lead the Stephen team to the 4-2 championship victory over Hensall. Scoring one goal each for Hensall were Cara Gardner and Mark Bell. IRust Check /s strongly recommended by the Automobile ProtectIon Association. • .. Rust Check is far superior to traditional undercoating and oil sprays. 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