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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1995-04-12, Page 15:rs WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12,1995 Hawks round out season with Mississauga. tournarnent Wingham, Pee Wee Hawks trav- elled to Mississauga on Friday to compete in the Ontario Women's Hockey Association (OWHA) Championship at the Meadowvale Four Rinks. The ,Hawks competed in the 'B' division, along with Peterborough East Lions, Sarnia Starfires, Blue - water Hawks, Scarborough Sharks, Nepean Blacks, Barrie Sharks, Niagara Falls Chippewa IGA,'Sudbury District, and Brock- ville Angels. The Hawks went up against Brockville Bell Canada Angels, an eventual semi-finalist, on Friday. The Angels built up a 2-0 lead in the first period on goals by Brian- na Palubskie and Becky Klein- Swormine, Despite several oppor- tunities, the Hawks were unable to score until late in the third period when Heidi Meier scored, after Randi Pilger had carried the puck the length of the ice. The final score was 2-1 for Brockville. On Saturday afternoon, the Hawks played Nepean. Wingham ..built up a 2-0 lead on a pair of goals by Jenni Campbell. Tracey Palinski earned a pair of assists and Sarah McNichol had one help- er. Nepean narrowed the score late in the first period on a goal by Su- san McCutcheon. McCutcheon added another early in the second period to tie the game at two. There was no scoring in the final period as the game ended in a 2-2 deadlock. In the team's' final gaine of the round-robin, the opposition was provided by Barrie. Bradford Tire Sharks. Barrie built up a 3-0 lead in the first 11 minutes of the game on a pair of goals by Judy Ryan and one by Lindsay Hollinger. The Hawks got back into the game on goals by Ashley Camp- bell from Meier and Pilger, and Pilger unassisted. Ryan completed her hattrick late in the third period to squelch any further comeback by the Hawks. Playing for the Hawks this sea- son were Ashley Campbell, Jenni Campbell, Jessica Clermont, Be- thany Lindsay, Sarah McNichol, Heidi Meier, Tracy Palinski, Ran - di Pilger, Courtney Reid, Jill Van Dam, Tammy Walker and Court- ney Zinn. The Hawks played a total of 46 games during the season. Their overall record was 18 wins, 21 losses and seven ties. for 43 points. The Hawks scored 117 goals, while giving up 97. Wingham Pee Wee Hawks Player Ashley Campbell Jenni Campbell '.Tracy Palinski 'Courtney Reid Randi Pilger Jill Van Dam Sarah McNichol Courtney Zinn Heidi Meier ` Bethany Lindsay Lauren Pautler Tammy Walker Sherri Robinson Jessica Clermont Goaltenders Cindy Freiburger Tammy Ellis GP 43 42 19 42 26 38 37 41 34 33 35 34 19 22 GP 41 15 • G - A PTS PIM 16 30 46 4 15 16 31 2 18 12 30 6 15 10 25 0 12 13 25 20 11 14 25 6 13 9 22 10 5 11 16 4 8 7 15 0 1 10 11 2 1 10 11 6 0 7 7 2 1 5 6 0 1 2 3 10 AV 2.23 2.75 Seven teams ready for Bluewater action Seven teams will be competing in the Bluewater Fastball League for 1995 when the playerstake to the field next month. League champion Chepstow Aces are back to defend their title. The Wingham Colts will return' for another season of league fastball play. The only change this year, is that there will only be' two teams playing out of Belmore. The Bel- more Juniors have folded because of work commitments and players being too old to play junior ball. 1te Belmore Stingers will play all their home games at the Bel - more ball field, while the Interme- diate Steelhawks will play home games at either the Belmore or Wroxeter ball fields. The 1995 regular season gets underway at 2 p.m. on May 14 with the Colts taking on the Steel - hawks at the Josephine Street ball- park. The first game for the Sting- ers is May 15 when they host Palmerston beginning at 8:45 p.m. The Colts are in Clifford on May 16 for an 8:45 p.m. contest against the 4 Aces. Jeff Dickson of Wingham is the president of the league. Tom _ Deyell of Wingham is the treasur- er and Don Busby of RR 3 Wal- kerton is the statistician. Jerry De- Bruyn of Clifford is the past president. The directors are Buck Hamil- ton for the Steelhawks, Dave Ea- die for the Stingers, Brian Zettel for Chepstow Aces, Reg Walls for Clifford 4 Aces, Wayne Martin for the Palmerston' Midgets, Doug Pierce for the Lakeshore Heat, and Doug Neil for the Colts. The league is still looking for a vice-president. Umpire clinics slated for WOAA The Western Ontario Athletic Association (WOAA) will be con- ducting a series of softball umpire clinics during April. The first clinic is being held to- day from 7 to 10 p.m. in the Hano- ver Coliseum. Instructors for the • clinic are John Craddock and Har- old Turnbull. Two clinics are scheduled for next Wednesday. Craddock, Turn- bull and Ben Blackwell are the in-' • structors for the clinic being held at the Paisley Community Centre from 7 to 10 p.m. in Paisley and Rick Vivian and Doug Smith are the instructors for the 7 to 10 p.m. clinic at the Mitchell Arena in Mitchell. Craddock and Blackwell are the instructors for a clinic being held from 9 a.m. to noon at the Durham Legion in Durham on Saturday, April 22. Vivian and Smith are the instructors for a clinic set for the Elma Community Centre in At- wood from 1 to 4 p.m. on Sunday, April 23. Craddock and Dave Mil- lern will be the instructors at a clinic being held in the upstairs of the Formosa Community Centre in Formosa from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on April 23. Vivian and Smith are the in- structors on Wednesday, April 26 for a clinic at, the Shakespeare Fire Hall in Shakespeare, from 7 to 10 p.m. Craddock will be the instructor for a clinic at the Harrison Park Community Centre in Owen Sound, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, April 29. Craddock and Jerry DeBruyn are the instructors for a clinic at the Cargill Park Building in Car- gill, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Sunday, April 30. Grand ,champlons...WIngham IDA Atom Bs were the WOAA local league grand champions for 1994-95. After going undefeated In their own division, they went undefeated against Walkerton and Mount Forest. Team members Included (front) Derek Marks, Shawn Walker, Kate Lane, Brett Coulthard; James Needham, and Kyle Barlow (middle) Justin Holden, Geoff Lindsay, Ryan Spaling, Mark Chlppa, Barry Skinn, John Haines, Kyle Hodgins, Shawn Vaughn, and Nathan MacTavish; (back) trainer Gall MacTavish, trainer Mary Chlppa, manager Jill Marks, assistant cf ach Bill Barlow, and coach Terry Walker. creation MME W/NGIIPJJ i ioVNNCE T,MES .•:v[:%.'aN'F4-.LIT•i'inil}4hK. a• k4.w�iSIS;?iC?a"�i, Smurfs...The youngest bowlersn'in the Wingham Youth Bowling Council are called Smurfs. The four to six year olds bowled Saturday afternoons at the Wingham Bowling Lanes during the 1994-95 season. Fhey held their year end banquet Saturday afternoon and presented each bowler with a trophy and a certificate. The Smurfs were (front). Katie Darling, and Bobbie Jean Young; (back). Adam Scaglmeil, Tanya Sanburn, April Visser, Amy Scammell, Emma Dar- ling, Kathie Johnston, and Devon Dunn. Annual Roftball nye • etin The Western Ontario Athletic ofEtre meeting. A coach for each Amendments from the Ontario Association (WOAA) annual team must be in attendance with Amateur Softball Association meeting for softball teams will dates and times of home games. •. (OASA). 73rd annual meeting will take place Tuesday, May 9 at 7:30 If a team does not have a repre- also be discussed. The OASA p.m. sentative present, the WOAA will mmeeting'was held in Oshawa dur- The meeting will also be a not be held responsible for' the 'Ing the weekend. ' scheduling meeting for the 1995 dschetluling of that team's games. season. The meeting will be held A number of proposed amend - upstairs at the Walkerton Arena. ments to the WOAA softball man- All teams present must be paid ual of operations will be discussed in advance to the calling to order and voted on during the meeting. Bowler of the IVlonth...The Wingham Youth Bowling Council (YBC) bowler of the month, for the month of March Is Tamara Krebs. For bowling 109 pins above her aver- age, she received a certificate from Godfathers Pizza. Krebs is the final bowler of the month for the 1994=95 YBC season, The softball program for 1995 will also beset up, as will the schedules for ,,set regular schedule teams. Saturday Morning April 1 High Singles: Girls - Caitlin Car - sons, 137, Stephanie Munday, 123. Boys = TimntyBarfoot, 165. High Doubles: Girls - Caitlin Car- son, 279; Stephanie Munday, 237. Boys - Brett Skinn, 279. 100+ Games: Girls - Michelle Ort- lieb, 104; Caitlin Carson, 135; Meg- an Bushell, 107, 114; Lindsay Wil- lits, 107; Jenna Sangster, 113, 115; Stephanie Munday, 114. Boys - Brett Skim[, 147, 132; Greg Willits, 110; Sean Brophy, 126, 100; Timmy Bar - foot, 113; Chad Carter, 137; Eric Skinn, 104, 134; Patrick Nesbitt, '134; '136; Brian King, 138; Adam Brophy, 128, 122. Friday, Evening March 31 High Singles: Girls - Bantam Chrissy Adams, 170; Junior, Nora Voisin, 164; Senior, Sherri Voisin, 149. Boys - `Bantam, Robbie Hall, 153; Junior, Adam Scammell, 254; Senior, Jeremy Hickey, 298. High Triples/Doubles: Girls - Ban- tam, Jackie Sewers, 244 (double); Junior, Julie Moffat, 467 (triple); Senior, Sherri Voisin, 413 (triple). Boys - Bantam, Robbie Hall, 277 (double); Junior, Trevor Hickey, 577 (triple); Senior, Jeremy Hickey, 743 (triple). . 150+ Games: Girls - Nora Voisin, 156; Julie Moffat, 156, 161, 150. Boys - Jeremy ..Hickey, 215, 230; Trevor Hickey, 183, 227, 167; Ryan Wickens, 224, 162; Garrett Yorke, 151; Jim Black, 177, 184; Lucas Car- son, 155. Bantam 100+ Games: Girls - Krys- tal Kraemer, 125. Boys - Robbie Hall, 124; Chad Skinn, 125, 129; Na- thaniel Bakelaar, 103; August Voi- sin, 102. . 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