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Jun)ir boys doing
t W1ISSA volleyball
It's been a long time since junior boys
volleyball has meant much around GDCI.
In fact, the only banner hanging in the gym
is dated 1970.
That's all beginning to change; there's
no -banner yet, but the Junior Vikes have
come a long way from last year's ninth
place finish to first all season and second
overall in Huron -Perth. And more im-
portantly, they have earned a berth to
WOSSA 'AA'. Volleyball has become a
popular word around GDCI and has gained
a respectable place withfootball and
basketball.
On Wednesday, the Junior Vikings
travelled to Mitchell to the Huron -Perth
playdowns, having ended the regular
season tied with Listowel for first at 23
wins and seven losses. These playdowns
are set up as a round robin competition
where: each school plays each other one
game, the top four continuing to the semi-
finals. In the round robin competition, the
Vikes couldn't have played better.
Excellentcourt play by Chris Starkey
and Kent Feagan and setting by Mike
McCallum got the day off to a good start
with a decisive 15-10 win over Clinton. The
second match against Mitchell and the
third against Stratford Northwestern
showed Jim Keller's height and Terry
Bean's aggressiveness which led the
Juniors to 15-9 and 15-9 wins.
The only loss suffered in round robin was
to Madill at 15-11 which later on came back
to haunt . them in the finals. The Vikes
finished the round robin in first place after
defeating Listowel 15-4 with four wins and
one loss.
The semi-finals pitted Goderich against
Clinton and as in past experience Captain
Shawn Dohery led the Vike$ to easy 15-9,
15-6 victories. Madill beat Stratford N.W.
in the other series in three games and the
finals were on the line - Goderich vs.
Madill.
The record between the two teams for
the season was 2-2. Madill had beat
Goderich in round robin. Roth teams were
hot but Madill grabbed an early lead and
the rest is history. The Vikings played
their best game of the season but'so did
Madill and the final result, even with the
powerful spiking of ' Ken Linner, was
Madill over Goderich 15-6, 15-4.
Both teams advance to WOSSA `AA' in
Woodstock on November 14 when the Vikes
will compete against the winners of three
other conferences, including Saunders and
Oakridge from London. The Vikings and
their coach Dave Cloet are wished the best
of luck.
Novices lose
The Goderich Novice team lost two
games last week in Shamrock League
hockey action, losing in Lucan October 31
by a score -of 5-3, and getting shut out by
Parkhill on home ice Saturday 5-0.
In Lucan, Mark Armstrong scored
Goderich's first goal. The second one was
notched by Ian Bowman who also got the
third goal, on 'a play set up by Armstrong
and Sean O'Brien.
Mark Kinahan and Chris Erb shared
goaltending duties for both games.
Re\ league news
In Goderich Recreational Hockey
League action this week, O'Briens
defeated Hotel Bedford 7-5.
The Bedford was leading 5-4 in the third
,period, but three O'Brien goals sewed it
up. Rob Standon scored three goals for
O'Briens and Ron Kay got two. Singles
went to Lassaline and Hamilton.
Bedford goals were notched by Ken
Shelton, Gerald Hefferman, Ron
Corriveau, Paul Corriveau, and Phil
Paquette.
O'Briens weren't so effective against
Whetstones however, as they lost 7-3. Phil
Macabe got two goals for the winner! with
Doug F.isher,_Billlioy,. Rick-McLinchey, -.
Mark Kerninghan and Roger Moore
getting one apiece. Macauley, Lassaline,
and Crawford scored the goals for
O'Briens.
In other rec league action, Garb & Gear
soundly whipped Clere-Vu 9-4. Phil Petrie
and Ken Straughan each got two goals for
G&G while Len Kolkman, Mike Wildgen,.
Dean Nesbett, Brian Reeve, and Jim
Hayter got singles.
Greg Burns scored twice for,C-V with
Ken Daer and Gary Tebibut getting the
others.
Hodges Mill and Sunset Golf Club played
to a 4-4 tie in the final game this week. Goal
scorers for Hodges were Barry Fleet with
two, Mel•Horner and Dennis Kelly. Paul
Doherty, Brian Meriam, Gerry Mero, and
Leroy Meriam got Sunset's goals.
Atoms split
weekend, games
The Goderich Machinist Atoms visited
Ilderton Friday night and won 8-2.
Ilderton came to Goderich on Saturday
and this time the locals lost bya score of 5-
4.
The Atoms record at this point is four
wins, two losses and no ties. •
Lions have power
The Goderich Lions Pee Wees completed
a successful week by winning league
games against Lucan and Ilderton and an
exhibition win over Wingham. In these
games the Lions showed a strong scoring
punch and good defensive play from the
defence and goaltenders.
At home Saturday, the Lions went on a
scoring spree for two periods in their 11-4
win over Ilderton. Scott Garrow notched
six of the Lions' goals and assisted on
another to lead the offence. Bryon
Bowman had two goals, Mark Burbine a
goal and an assist, David Brown, Darren
Stan bury each got a goal, Ryan Kelly four
assists, Bill Trebish two assists, and single
assists went to Todd Nurse, Rod Nurse,
Shawn Larder, Mark Cauchi, and Brian
Chambers.
In the exhibition game last Wednesday
in Wingham, the locals had their first rout
of the week, a 16-0 score. The scoring
parade was as follows: Scott Garrow had
six goals, Bill Trebish three, Mark Cauchi
and Darren Stanbury two each, Shawn
Larder, David Brown, Mark Burbine each
had one goal.
Jay Williamson and Tom Dumin shared
the shutout.
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} On Sunday the locals travelled to Lucan
and came home 6-3 winners in a penalty -
filled game. Goderich scored five times in
the f irst period and once in the third to gain
their min. Scott Garrow completed a very,
high point week with two goals and three
assists in this game. Shawn° Larder, Mark
Cauchi, Bill Trebish, and Darren Stanbury
had single goals.
The Lions' next outing will be a league
game in St. Marys this Saturday and then
an exhibiton game on November 18 in
Goderich against Mitchell.
B team wins
On Saturday, the Goderich Pee Wee B
team travelled to Blyth and came home
the 7-1 victors.
Goderich goal scorers were Richard
Boddy, David Duncan, Jamie Hassall, Jim
Kelly, Tommy Bean, and Gary Erb with
two.
Greg Townsend and Rob Midden shared
the netminding duties.
The Pee Wees have a game today
(Wednesday) in Zurich.
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