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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-02-25, Page 67Sports (icxle'rich \'ikinr, (1(Cc; teil I•:Netor to iulyimre tc) :thy league,' channlrionshih Sr. Vikings, defend championship Win -over Exeter Panthers puts Vikes in final' Last Wednesday the (;1)('I SQnior, Vik- urgs' basketball tc<i111 clinched a berth in • WOSSi\ and in the Iluron-1'ei'th champion-. ,Ship si ries.hy defeating arch rivals, South Huron " Panthers 5:3-41 in sudden -death, semi-final <rcliun in (;oderich. 1116' victory iarned.Goderich a berth in tle-le,igue's best -of -three Championship 'series, which began in Stratford Tuesday against 'Northwestern. The second game of the set icy %%•ill be play cd tri (.oder ich • 1 hursday "at 2 p.nt. and a• third game, if' necessary; will also be played on the Vik- ings"home court Friday at 2 p.m.":. The Vikings got off to a Less than auspicious start in the. game "and %sere down early as they had trobule finding the basket 1 h&1+:xeter Panthers Leel -18=9 after one quarter of play. Goderich finally took tf ead for good.withstrong, effort in•the third.quar;ter. . 'l'odd••.Graharn 'was the. Vikings' top scorer in the game with 1'4 points while, teammate Bob Barwick chipped •in ,with an 1 -point • of fort...1)arryl Black poi%•ered • eight points before fouling out of the game in the fourth quarter. His replacement, Mike Hush, provided another excellent cf.: fort aff the bench scoring seven points dui= u g a critical part of the game.: .. Baird Robinson hooped 'six points and Juergen Schulz added five. The Viking scoring .was rounded out 'by Byron Bow mart, Who had ty%o points. During the regular. season, Goderich ' defeated' Stratford Northwestern in their only meeting. Northwestern earnid a berth in the, league chanil)nmshil) by defeating Stratford Central, which "ken! undefeated in league piny and finishevf ' first ahead of (;oderich. . GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1987—PAGE 7A Clinton and District Christian School KINDERGARTEN- REGISTRATION will be held on ... WEDNESDAY,' MARCH 4th in the school. Students must be five years of age -on -or -before -December -31,1-987. The Clinton and District Christian School is an independent C iristian school, wholly financed by parents and other supporters. '""' ') The Clinton -and District Christian School does not receive any financial sup• port from the government, We believe -that _ the Christian School _is unique -in_ that each teacher _in -each classroom shares his or her commitment to Christ with the students and teaches all subjects from a Christian point of view. , If you would like moreinformation, please feel free to call the principal, Mr. R. Schuurman, . o at the school's office at 482-7851. e Jr. Vikings lose 45-40 Kyj TD The GI)CI junior Vikings endO their 1986-87 boys' basketball season with a 45-40, loss to the Stratford Northwestern Huskies in -the Huron -Perth Conference: sudden-, death" semi-finals in Stratford, last Wednesday., '- . . ' ,, .Jamie Hill led the Huskies with"17 points' and Mark Sybersma had 12. Stratford led 27-20 at half tirn°e and took a 35-29 lead into the fihal quarter. • ' Sean Wilson and Kevin Black' had 11 points apiece- and Craig.. Walk -had .16, Calvin Knight with four points, and Ki'n Webb and Bob ,fellow With two apiece' sounded out the scoring for c oac•h •`1y lei` Nlua•di7ek's Vikings. • The Vikings had finished third in league play with a record of seven wins <ind three losses and then had defeated Clinton 17-44 in quarter final playoffs before their semi - 'final loss to the Iluskies who wil1.111)w rnc,:t 'Stratford Central in the finals.. Late flurry- of -goals: 1iftrLioiistot3-3 tie The Goderich ion Peewees completed a busy schedule last week With- games against Ainher stburi;, Strathroy and ,play in the 'Mitchell liec'tece tournament. In the' playoff game in Anrlierstburg, it turned, out to be a spinoff of the physical game -'in Goderich.-Amherstburg-broke- • open 0 2-1 contest after two periods to win 4-1. The Lions lone goal was'Scored by Kel- ly MacDonald on 0 powerplay with Aaron Duckworth and..Jet-erny Grasby assisting. At home Wednesday against Strathroy, the' Lions. scored three goals in a minute 'and 20 seconds with only three minutes left in regulation time'ti) earn a3-'3 tie. Goderich_%t•ould hay.e_won_the.game_had i.t.not been fora good 'glove save in the dy- ing seconds, Jason (rook led the (:nderich onslaught. with a goal and two assists,, - Aaron Duckworth had, two 'goals and. assists went to Sean Bloch; Paul ;Hamilton and Jason Volland. The, tie' dashed - Strathi c3y's hopes of winnig the -round robin. the-Mitchell_tourney,_the_ Lions out - shot the opposition 40-10 in winning 6-0 over Kitchener. Bob Lumley and Chuck MacLennan' earned the shutout in the Goderich net. . Kelly MacDonald made the most of his opportunities scoring -five goals and assisting on the other by Bloch. Goderich had numerous chances to put the score into double- figures -but -the -Kitchener -goalie kept the game respectable. ..AINTREEDEsIGNL. 403 MAIN.ST. SOUTH, BOX 716:EXETER, ONTARIO NOM 1S0 519.235,•2310 A VERY PERSONAL SENSE OF STYLE Let Raintrce he '.aur inspiration. fu,llpir your instincts to creilte an environment that i, uniquely '.our Own. Find fabulous t%allcot•crinus 4aiuI fabric's rich with tradition ,incl !Is freNh . s ttn1101r01t; lour interpretation is the'key wake it work Hie 1)c,tiii►,lh Force dedicated' , c'!)Siitional not stodgy ('1)1111' %'1.611 rhe' shott room' todat•,. Ili, are thy' right choice Ing the second game, blooretnu•n scored twice in•the final Minutes of the carne to . defeat Goderich 4-2. Penalties played a major role in the Lions' defeat as -they sat . in the box.,°24 minifies ,of the ganie. As a result Goderich' was outshot by a wide margin but _,l ion goalie 1 untlev. made some excellent saves to -keep Goderich in the game.' • Paul Hamilton scored the first Lion :;n,il ' 'from Sean O'Brien to tie the game at one. Doug Rivers tied the game. at, two with Paul Wheeler and Kell;%: Maci oigild assisting.. The Lions next -outing is this' weekend in Mt. Brydges for the Shamrock League tournament -but -games times were not available. E*ETER-SHOWROOM OPEN MONDAY -SATURDAY 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM after poom% bt appointment 2:35.2311) (fur ('hntrur-offii•1' open by appointment and -t• 482-3871 • Revenue Canada Revenu Canada 1 Taaat on !moot Bringing You In' come Tax Answers! 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