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Gravenhurst players salute .th ' lctorious St. Marys team.
Kincardine's Patrice Pare receives Candlelight B
consolation trophy from Gus Balkouras.
win
consolation with dramatic
Kincardine takes C e
goalstopper three times into Second Period
the scramble of pee wees Petrolia: At 2:02 Darren
'when with a wristshot McKenlay and Brian Napper
Kincardine unfortunately Petrolia: At 8:12 Todd Annett
aimed too high as it went over from Tim Annett and
the crossbar. Saunders
On a breakaway Sean
Dalton scored the last goaL.
Although several times both
-side tried to make the
numbers go higher.
SCC LING SUMMARY
First Period
Petrolia: At 3:58 Brian
Saunders from David Edgar
and Tim Annett
Kincardine made a
dramatic comeback in the
third period to win 4-3 against
Petrolia from a 3-0 deficit in
the B division consolation.
In a never ending battle
Petrolia scored the first three
goals before the ending of
second period
A shot trom the slot was
expertly maneuvered by the
offence as Brian Suanders
scored on a rebound over the
sprawled goaltender's pads
g with a snapshot.
From point blank range
Kincardine's . Darren Maki
slapped the puck straight at
the target. In attempt to save
the goal the puckstopper fell
and the puck went over him,
but a defender swiftly jumped
in to catch it before it went
any further.
Seconds after the
Kincardine attempt Todd
Annett drove another goal
into the net.
Petrolia was lucky enough
to keep the net successfully
closed during the first period
even , though there were
several close times when
Kencardine scored.
Only 13 seconds apart,
Kincardine made a fabulous
break as Maki and Derek
Mallette scored. Mallette
neatly tucked it in the corner
of the net as it was ,on the
rebound.
Lou Godfrey scored over a
sprawled goalminder after
Sean Dalton had curbed
around many players to get to
the other end of the rink.
Kincardine was on a lead to
almost get another point as
the puck bounced off the
Third Period
Kincardine: At 1:11 Darren
Make from Derek Mallette
Kincardine: At 1:24 Mallette
from Corey Hunter
Kincardine:_ At 3:49 Lou
Godfrey from Sean Dalton
Kincardine: At 9:54 Dalton
from Godfrey
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St. Mike's teams to fold next season
BY Karen Jensen
For the last four years
number 15, Richard Martin of
St. Michael's hockey team
has played the game and
dedicates most of his time to
it. , •
St. Michael's is a catholic
public school in the vacinity
of Toronto. Atlthough it is a
school team, not one of the
players are from within the
school.
This year is Richard's first
year as a Pee Wee in the
Metro Toronto Hockey
Michael's. Next year he
plans on transferring to
either the Red Wings of the
Nats.
Why is he transferring? St.
Michael's is planning to
change back to school hockey
competition, so that the boys ,
of St. Michal's can play.
Because there , are no
sponsors for the team, team
members pay a fee of $275 to
$350, but the sehool does'
supply them with their
equipment.
Richard, a 12 -year-old who
also likes soccer, had an
average of one goal every
other game with lots of
assists. This year he has
scored approximately 22
oals-from-about-45-game
St. Michael's was recently
in Sarnia playing in another
tournament. Richard said it
wasn't like a normal
tournament where they go by
the score board to see who
will win. There, the team •
would receive two points
every period if they were
ahead.
St. Michael's is a tough
team and are expected to win.
They have no strict disipline,
diet or training. They just
continuously practice.
The team will now �o to a
Belwood tournament since
they won the double a
championship March 15.
Hockey school draw winners
Every year the Lions Club
sponsers two players, who
have played in YCW, to a
week of their choice in the
Lucan Hockey School. The Warren Scherbarth said, `It
of l box names are drawn out feels great to have won (this
wasn't around- for any
comments because of their
loss to Belmont on Tuesday,
March 21.
s' Warren. Schcrbarth—and -ward).
Shawn Davidson are the Warren has gotten a total of
winners of this year's 18 goals and 30 points this
sponsorship. Shawn past season. The 12 -year-old
Davidson, of Plattsville. has played for five years with
Mitchell Minor Hockey.
He has already spent two
years at the Stratford Hockey
School, but is all set for the
teachings of the Lucan
School.
—Warren's inspirationis the
Edmonton Oiler's centerman
Mark Messier and he hopes to
go as high as he can with his
hockey talent.
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