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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1995-02-22, Page 8GP THE WW1 WY,RNCE TIMES Lions Club Midgets The Wingham Lions Club Mid- gets pushed their playoff series against Seaforth to four games, but couldn't push it any further. A 7-1 loss in Seaforth Sunday evening effectively ended the local's run in the OMHA playdowns, losing, the series three games to one. The Lions Club Midgets racked up a 4-0 first period lead last Tucs- day at the Lockridge Memorial Arena, and held on for a 5-3 win. The locals stumbled briefly to open the game, with goalie Craig Baynton being called upon to make his first save on a break away. Defenceman Aaron Coultes made it 1-0 Wingham on one of his low, hard shots from the point about five minutes into the open- ing period. Kevin Love drew the assist. Five minutes later another defenceman, Joel Pegg, walked in off the point to wrist one over the Seaforth goalies glove for 2-0 Wingham lead. Love and Arley Pautler earned assists. Then it was Corey Moran's tum has he shoved the puck across the, goalline in the middle of a scramble set by by Pautler and Travis Baier. Coultes got his second of the game why� he .went almost the length of tie ice, and with a Seaforth player all over him, picked the lower corner to make it 4-0 for the locals. Scaforth got one back in the last minute of period to end the ope- nining period with Wingham in, front 4-1. The momentum shifted in the second, with .Seaforth picking up the play and Wingham picking up the penalties. The visitors made it 4-2 on a power play, five minutes into the second period. Josh John- ston got that one back when he split the defence and beat the Sea - •forth goalie high to the glove side. 'Love and Coultes received assists. Seaforth made it a two -goal game again, scoring with 16 sec- onds left in the, period, and the second ended 5-3 for Wingham. Thethird period was scoreless, but far from dull. Fuelled by a noisy contingent of Seaforth, things got 'very spirited. Wingham drew a•penalty with less than two minutes remaining. Seaforth putl- led their netminder in the final minute, but the locals held on with some strong defence, goaltending and back -checking to lock up the win. Moran opened 'the scoring .S un - day as Beier redirected a Coultes shot from the point and Moran slipped it in just inside the goal - post. Seaforth was given lots of room around the Wingham and as a re- sult evened the .score before the end of the period and added four unanswered second period and two more in the third to end the scoring. Even though the playoff season is over for the Lions Club Mid- gets, coach Bob Pegg expects to put together some exhibition games, and the team is scheduled to play in a toumament in Harris - ton next month to close out the Skating carnival Practice...The Wing - ham Figure Skating Club has been preparing for its annual carnival for the past few weeks. The skating car- nival will be held Saturday at the Lockridge Mesnorial Are- na, beginning at 7:30 p.m. The theme for the carnival is 'Kaleidoscope of Colors.' Skaters have been practis- ing their routines for. the carnival, as well as prepare for recently held competi- tions. TOP: The senior preci- sion team practices for the carnival. RIGHT: Linda Winger ties the skates of son Andrew before he takes to the ice to practice with his group for the carnival. enty-one compete at Inner -Club Port Twenty-one skaters from the Wingham Figure Skating Club competed in the Inter -club North 27th annual competition at the Hensall and Bayfield arenas on the weekend. Skaters from 13 other clubs in Huron and Perth Counties also competed. Gold medals were won in free skate events by Jenni Kerr in pre - juvenile ladies 'A'; Shannon Thompson in ladies CanFiguresk- ate A-2; Kristen Palmer in ladies CanFigureskate A-1; and Christine Galbraith in the senior ladies bronze provincial qualifying event. Silver medals were claimed by Ginny Schenk in the pre -bronze artistic ladies, Sheena Baker in la- dies CanFigureskate A-2; Dana Shaw in ladies CanFiguresskate A-1; and Jenni Kerr in junior bronze ladies isolated moves. Bronze medals were won by Za- chary O'Kralka in pre -preliminary mens and men s CanFigureskate 'B' free skate; Laura O'Hagan in preliminary ladies in isolated moves events; and Jacklyn Thompson in ladies CanFiguresk- ate A-1. In the isolated moves events, Jody Walker was eighth in pre - preliminary ladies, Zane Davies was • fourth in pre-prelimianry mens; Amanda Palmer was, Sixth in preliminary ladies flight 1; La- uren Walker was fourth in flight 2; and Christine Kerr came fourth and Shannon Edgar came sixth in flight 4. In the free skate events, Brigit Davies was sixth in flight 2 of la- dies CanFigureskatc A-2; Denise Knox carne sixth in flight 3; Julie Nolan came sixth in flight 1 of la- dies CanFigureskate A-3, and Kim Schedler came ofurth and Dave Davies came sixsth in flight 2. Zane Davies came fourth in men's CanFigureskate B. Kim Schedler came fourth and Christine Kerr fifth in ladies pre- brfonze artistic. In the ladies pre- liminary B, Amanda Palmer came sixth in flight 1; Lauren Walker came seventh in flight 2; Christine Kerr came fourth and Shannon Ed- gar came seventh in flight 3 and Laura O'Hagan came fourth in flight 4. p1ayoff,have Senior Wescast 1994-95 season. each series tied at one npPee bwee: one Teeswater Atoms are now done Milverton scored a 2-1 decision Sunday afternoon to win their OMHA Atom 'DD' series against Tceswatcr, three games to one. Eric Camm scored the lone goal for Teeswater, a first period mark- er, assisted by Mark Bietz. Scoring to Milverton were Kirk Swartzentrubcr and Ryan Harloff. Milverton scored a 5-3 decision on Saturday to take 'a two games to one lead in the series. Beitz and Camm had one goal and one assist each for Teeswater with Tom Whytock adding a sin- gle marker. Lance Leslie, Adam Wcishar and Jason Hart received single assists. Ryan Harloff had two goals for Milverton with Scott Crummer, Nathan Matheson, and Jason Voll- mer adding singles. Whytock scored two goals for Teeswater on Friday to pace the team to a 6-4 decision to tie the se- ries at one game each. Single markers were netted by Beitz, Leslie, Jason Reinhardt, and Camm. Rcinhafdt picked up three assists and Hart earned a pair of helpers. Scoring for Milverton were Vollmer, Aaron Sweitzer, Adam Richt, and Crummer. After the opening weekend of the WOAA Senior 'Bb Hockey League playoffs, the Teeswater Falcons are tied with Dundalk Fly- ers at one garne apiece. The Lucknow Lancers were scheduled to play . the Tiverton Thunder, but the Thunder folded to give the second -place Lancers a bye to the next round. In senior 'A' play, the Brussels Crusaders trail their best four of seven series with Lakeshore Win- terhawks, two games to one. Teeswater tock a 2-0 first peri- od lead on Saturday as they skated to a 5-3 decision of the Flyers. The Falcons led 2-1 after 40 minutes. Getting the markers for Teeswa- ter were Kevin Waechter from Mike Lang and Todd Templeman, Dan Schiestel from Lang, Ted Fis- cher from Waechter and Cory Schiestel, and two more by Dan Schiestel. Assists were earned by Jody Martin, Jay Marsden, Dave Riley and Templeman. Shawn Miller had two goals for Dundalk with Brent Fraser adding one. The Flyers ltd 1-0 on Sunday and were ahead 4-1 after two peri- ods and won the game 6-2. Scor- ing for Teeswater were marsdcn from Dan Schiestel and. Kevin Backer and Bart Schiestel. Miller had three goals for Dun- dalk with singles adde dby Blair Inglis, Dave VanAlstone and Gary Pearson. Game three is set for Saturday in Dundalk at 8 p.m. and game four will be played Sunday at 1:30 p.m. in Teeswater. Brussels Crusaders scored a 7-6 overtime decision Sunday evenign to get back into their Senior 'A' se- ries with the WinterhavJks. _ The Crusaders were felled 8-3, Saturday evening and 6-3 Friday evening. Tony Fletcher had three goals for Lakeshore as they downed Brussels 8-3 Saturday. Single markers were added by Rob Beitz, Pete McDermid, Steve Gibson, Lucca Ceccato, and Steve Pette. Tim Fritz had two goals, for Brussels and Dean Wheeler added one. Lakeshore ltd 2-1 after the first period and 6-2 after two periods. The Winterhawks led 2-1 after the first period Friday with the two teams even at two after 40 min- utes. Brian Campbell, Wheeler and Cory McKee scored single goals for the Crusaders. Rob Veccia and Jim Grieve scored two goals apiece for Lake- shore with Barry Richardson and Beitz netting singles. Game four in the best four of seven series,,will be played today at 9 p.m. at the Brussels -Morris - Grey Community Centre. Tyler Huffman's °goal in over- time gave the Wingham Wescast Industries Pee Wee Bs a 4-3 win over Ripley in the first game of the WOAA local league play - downs. Andrew Lang had two goals and an assist for Wingham with Kelly Holden getting a goal and two assists. Jordan Hicks and Jus- tin McTavish had one assist each. Joey Eliott had two goals for Ripley with Sam Stam adding a single. The next playoff game for the Pce Wee Bs is Sunday against Kincardine, beginning at 7:30 p.m. at the Lockridge Memorial Arena. Wescast Novices fall 3-1 Hawks split games in league action Wingham Hawks split a pair of games in WOAA Women's Hock- ey League games on the weekend. Normanby scored a pair of sec- ond period goals Sunday afternoon in Ayton as they edged the Hawks 2-1. Ahsley Campbell fired four goals and added a pair of assists Friday evening as - the Hawks downed Elma-Logan 9-1 at the Lockridge Memorial Arena. The Hawks took a 1-0 first peri- od lead in Ayton on Sunday as Tracy Polinski scored with help from Courtney Reid and Bethany Lindsay. Second period goals by Tricia Beckes and Robyn Langeroap lift- ed Normanby to the win. There was no scoring in the,third period. Cindy Frciburger was handed the setback in the Wingham goal and Kelly Andrews took the win in the Ayton net. The Hawks took a 2-0 lead in the first period against Elma- Logan and then added three more in the second to take a 5-0 advan- tage into the final period. The Hawks outscored Elma-Logan 4-1 in the final'period. Randi Pilger collected two goals and and two assists for the Hawks with Jill Van Dam getting one goal and four assists. Heidi Meier had a goal and two assists with Reid netting a single marker. Sa- rah McNichol earned an assist. AnneLove replied for Elma- Logan. Kate Lane posted the win in the Wingham goal. Carrie Rennick took the loss in the Elma-Logan net. The Hawks travel to Teeswater on Friday before playing a home - and -home series against London to determine the • representative for the prol(in iall 1pun1 ment'tn'A The Hawks play in London on Tuesday and then host London on March 3. Wingham Wescast Industries Novice As fell 3-1 to Ripley on Saturday in the opening game of their WOAA playdown series. Jason Thompson .was the Idnc goal getter for Wingham with help from John King and Josh Hicks. Shea Armstrong had two goals for Ripley with Tyson Pollock adding a single. Nick Henderson was tagged ' with the setback in the Wingham goal and Adam McKinlay posted the win in the Ripley goal. SHUFFLEBOARD Tuesday, Feb. 14 Jack Shiell and Norma Golley took first place honors in the Wing - ham Sportsmen's Club shuffleboard competition last Tuesday. They had four wins and were +33. Bob Gavreluk and Sam Thompson were runners-up with four wins and - 3. Mary Robinson and Gerd Wel- wood were third with three wins and +100. Fourth place was claimed. by Louise Welwood and Gene Porter with three wins and +99. Fifth place went to Ann Thompson and Marg Gavreluk with three wins and +67, and sixth place went to Shirley Hackett and Glenn Golley with three wins and -7. Seventh place was taken by Bon- nie Shiell and Muriel Grummett with one win and +57. Saturday Morning Feb. 4 High Singles: Girls - Melissa Nes- bitt, 115. Boys - Timmy Barfoot, 132. High Doubles: Girls - Melissa Nes- bitt, 213. Boys - Timmy Barfoo 262. 100+ Games Girls - Brandi Thomp- son, 100; Ahsley Wilson, 105; Melis- sa Nesbitt, 115. Boys - Patrick Nes- bitt, 105; Eric Skinn, 122; Greg Willits, 116; Sean Brophy, 120, 125; Brian King, 120; Sheldon McKee, 120; Timmy Barfoot, 130, 132; Brett Skinn, 124; Adam Brophy, 105. Friday Evening Feb. 3 High Singles: Girls - Bantam, Jackie Sewers, 151; Junior, Julie Moffat, 259; Senior, Sherri Voisin, 202. Boys - Bantam. August Voisin, 138; Junior, Sandy Guptill, 235; Senior, Jeremy Hickey, 358. High Triples/Doubles: Girls - Ban- tam, Jackie Sewers, 237 (double); Junior, Julie Moffat, 452 (triple); Senior, Sherri Voisin, 473 (triple). Boys - Bantam. Robbie Hall, 252 (double); Junior, Trevor Hickey, 516 (triple); Senior, Jeremy Hickey. 687 (triple). 150+ Games: Girls - Julie Moffat, 150. Boys - Jim Black, 205; Shawn King, 196, 278; Lucas Carson, 180, 166; Jeremy Hickey, 176, 153; Tre- vor Hickey, 176, 153; Trevor Hick- ey, 154; Garrett Yorke, 163; Jeremy Guptill, 223; James Visser, 194. Bantam .100+ Gadres: Boys - Justin Sewers, 113; lfobbi.: Hall. 128, 124; Chad Skinn, 104, 116; Nathaniel Bakclaar, 143. BOWLING • Monday Night Mens League (Monday, Feb. 13) Standings: Stone Rollers, 79; Volts, 78;., Gopher, 70.5; Boat People, 47;• King Dins, 46,5; Matadors, 39. Weekly Results: Stone Rollers, 28; Gophers, 22; Volts, 19; Matadors, 11; Boat People, 8; King Pins, 2. High Singles: Jack Ohm, 265; Doug Barfoot, 261. HighTriples: Wayne Doerr, 694; Jim Brown, 692 - Top 10 Averages: Rod Hickey, 237; Jim Steffler, 215; Carl Good, 213; Bill Wall, 212; Wayne Doerr, 212; Joe Brophy, 210; Rob McKenzie, 206; Greg Storey, 203; Len Sangster, 198; Jack Ohm, 197. Bluevale Thursday Mixed League (Thursday, Feb. 16) Standings: Caroline's, 26; Diannes, 25; Reggie's, 22; Nancy's, 19; Ednas, 18; Hanna's, 46. High Singles (hdcp): Men - Ernie Cook, 327; Wayne Fischer, 280; Reggie Sewers, 273. Women - Hanna Hicholson, 269; Winnie Boyd, 265; Gail Fischer, 255. High Triples (flat): Men - Kevin Hickey, 650; Wayne Fischer, 609; Ernie Cook, 587. Women - Hanna Nicholson, 583; Edna MacTavish, 541; Winnie Boys, 540. High Triples (hdcp): Men - Wayne Fischer, 777; Jeff Layton, 745; Steve Baxter, 736. Women - Hanna Nichol- son, 757; Winnie Boyd, 690; Edna MacTavish, 679. 200+ Games: Ernie. Cook, 313; Ke- vin Hickey, 247* 208; Wayne Fis- cher, 224; Reggie Sewers, 224; Win- nie Boyd, 215; Dianne Kraemer, 211; Hanna Nicholson, 211; Steve Baxter, 209; Jeff Layton, 207, 200; Edna MacTavish, 205. 24 medals won at meet Seventeen athletes from the Wingham Optimist Track and Field Club travelled to Toronto on the weekend to compete in a meet at. York University. Over 300 mite, tyke, atom and bantam -aged athletes from across Ontario took part in the 'first in- door meet of the 1995 season. The Wingham team put forward a commendable performance, achieving 44 personal bests in the events and earning a total of 24 medals — eight gold, four silver and 12 bronze. They also estab- lished three club records. Mite Boys Hamish Black - 60 -metre hurdles, 4th, 12.36 seconds (personal best); 200 metres, 2nd, 40.0 seconds (person bet[); 800 metrese: est: 3:31.70 minute (,f Isonal best);m ong jump, 3rd,. 2-6 metres (personal best). B.J. Mayer - 60 metres, 5th, 12.09 sec- onds (personal best); 60 -metre hur- dles, 5th, 13.22 seconds (personal best); 200 metres, 4th, 42.5 seconds (personal best). Scott Coulthard Shot Put, 1st, *5.02 metres (personal best); Long Junp, 1st, 2.87 metres (personal best); 60 - metre hurdles, 1st, 11.26 metres (per- sonal best). Mite Girls Lydia Matthews - 60 -metre hurdles, 3rd, 14.03 seconds (personal best); Long Jump, 4th, 2.18 metres; Shot Put, 3rd, 3122 metres (personal best). Tyke Boys Owen Matthews - 60 -metre hurdles, 4th, 13.55 seconds (personal best); Long Jump, 2.45 metres; Shot Put, 7th. 4.41 metres (personal best). Nigel Black - 800 metres, 5th, 2:57.58 minutes; 1500 metres, 1st, 5:2.5 min- utes; Long Jump, 5th, 3.46 metres (personal best). Tyke Girls Jennifer Schut - 60 metres, 12;06 sec- onds (personal best); Shot Put, 7th, 3.71 metres (personal best); Long Jump, 2.08 metres (personal best). Jaden Dickson - 60 -metre hurdles, 2nd, 11.13 seconds (personal best); long jump, 5th, 3.22 metres. Atom Boys David Lisle - 60 -metre hurdles, 4th, 10.95 seconds (personal best); Triple Jump, 3rd, *8.38 metres (personal best); Shot Put, 1st, 8.89 metres. Jason Schut - Long Jump, 3.56 metres (personal best); High Jump. 6th, 1:15 metres (personal best). • Atom Girls Tabitha Lindsay - 200 metres, 36.04 seconds (personal best); 400 metres, 1:29.72 minutes (personal best); 800 metres, 7th, 3:25.12 minutes (personal best); Long Jump, 2.88 metres. Laura Sande - 200 metres, 34.83 sec- onds (personal- best); 60 metres, 9.29 seconds (persona best); Triple Jump, 3rd, 8.53 metres (personal best); Long Jump, 2nd, 3.94 metres (personal best). Kristyn Gcrth - Shot Put, 2nd, 8.01 metres (personal best); High Jump, 5th. 1.20 metres; 60 -metre hurdles, 3rd, 11.22 seconds. Trina Daw - 400 metres, 1:23.02 me- tres (personal best); 800 metres, 3rd, 2:55.12 minutes (personal best); Long Jump, 8th, 3.59 metres (personal best). Bantam Boys Matt Snow - Triple Jump, 4th, 8.73 metres (personal best); Long Jump, 4th, 4.29 metres (personal best); 60 metres, 5th, 8.95 (personal best). Sjaan Gerth - 1500 metres, 3rd, 4:57 minutes (personal best); 60 -metre hur- dles, 1st, *10.35 seconds (personal best); High Jump, 3rd, 1.45 metres (personal best); Shot Put, 3rd, 7.35 metres (personal best). Bantam Girls Audra Dickson - 60 -metre hurdles, 1st, 10.29 seconds (personal best); long jump, 3rd. 4.43 metres; Triple Jump, 3rd; 9.55 metres (personal best); High Jump, 1st, 1.45 metres (personal best). Note: * New Club record.