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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1995-12-20, Page 6THE WINGHAM ADf'ANCETIMES RTS WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20.1995 spoRTs Mitchell Stephen Township claim SHORTS Atom Silver Stick championships r..:�7,, . �., . rig Swimmers collect two gold medals Huron Hurricanes competed the first day of a two-day short course swim meet hosted by the Etobicoke Swim Club, Dec. 16- 17. Kevin Schill and Lesley Bur- ton were the only two Wingham swimmers taking part, each win- ning a gold. Schill won a gold in -the 14 - year -old boys 100 -metre free- style in 1:01.67 minutes while Burton took the gold in the 12 - year -old girls 100 -metre individ- ual medley in 1:20.70 minutes. Schill was second in the 100 - metre breaststroke in 1:19.64 minutes, second in the 100 - metre butterfly in 1:15.76 min- utes, and third in the 100 -metre individual medley. Burton was second in the 100 - metre butterfly in 1:21.64 min- utes, and second in the 100 - metre breaststroke in 1:31.66 minutes. She was also a member of the Hurricanes 13 -year-old 200 - metre medley relay team which placed third. Lady Mustangs shut out by Central Huron Madill wrestlers earned four more medals at 'a meet in Cam- bridge on Friday. Chris Alexander was the most successful Madill competitor,. winning a silver. Karen Schill, Kristy Ireland, and Dave Morley all earned bronze medals. Sonia Jones, competing in her first meet, placed fourth. A total of 18 schools were competing in the event. The wrestlers are . in St. Catharines on Thursday for another compe- tition. Madill wrestlers, pin down four more medals Madill Lady Mustangs were handed a 5-0 setback by the Central Huron Redwomen, Fri- day afternoon at Clinton. Lady Mustangs coach Andy Jones said the game was even until the middle of the second period when Central Huron scored. They added three quick goals at the end of the second period and added another in the final period. The coach added that the Lady Mustangs had two goals disallowed. Ericka Burns scored three times for Central Huron with single markers added by Mea- gan Hayter and Jackie Fisher. Terry Lynn Schell and Mi- chelle Freiburger shared goal- tending duties for the Lady Mus- tangs. By JIM BROWN Crusaders manage tie with Radars The Advance -Times After being postponed by the weather last Sunday, the champi- ons of the 10th annual Wingham Regional Atom Silver Stick tourna- ment were determined last Tuesday evening. The consolation finals were played Saturday afternoon at the Lockridge Memorial Arena in Wingham. Mitchell claimed the B-1 cham- pionship with a 2-1 decision over Listowel. The B-2 championship was captured by Stephen Township as they scored a 4-0 decision over Chesley. Mitchell scored the first goal of the B-1 championship with less than two minutes to play in the first period. About 30 seconds later, Listowel evened the score at 1-1, with the first goal of the tourna- ment against Mitchell. Mitchell netted the winning marker with 57 seconds remaining in the game. Jeff Lepelaars opened the scor- ing for Mitchell with help from Craig Kelly. Chris Quipp tied the score for Listowel with assists going to Kyle McKenzie and Jordan Beirnes. Grant Elligson netted the win- ning goal with under one minute to play in the game, with assists going to Rob Brown and Brian Binning. Doug Groenestege was in net for Mitchell and Kyle Beirnes was in net for Listowel. No penalties were assessed in the game by referees Rob Harrison and Pete Quennell. Mitchell, with the win, advanced to the 27th annual international atom championship to be played in Sarnia, Jan, 19-21. In the B-2 championship, Ste- phen Township and Chesley were deadlocked in a scoreless draw af- ter the first period. Corey McKee's third period goal lifted the Brussels Crusad- ers into a 1-1 draw with the Clinton Radars in WOA.4.Sen- ior 'A' Hockey League play Sat- urday evening. Darrell Johnston had given the Radars the lead at 1:19 of the first period. In a game played Sunday in Drayton, the Crusaders scored a 7-4 decision over the Comets. Stephen 'Township scored two goals in the second period and add- ed two more unanswered goals in the final period to claim the 4-0 de- cision. Scott Davies scored what proved to be the winning marker with help from Colin Sauder and Ryan Knee. Jesse Schroeder gave Stephen Township a two -goal advantage with help from Jesse McCann and Mark Laye. Roman Wilson gave Stephen Township a 3-0 lead in the third pe- riod with Sauder and Davies earn- ing assists. Davies netted the final goal into the empty net in the final minute of the game. Dave Michielson recorded the shut out in the Stephen Township net. A single penalty was called in the game by the two referees. With the win, Stephen Township advanced to the sixth annual 'C' fi- nals to be played in Forest, Jan. 12- 14. Consolation finals Seaforth went up against Kincar- dine in the B-1 consolation final and Mildmay played Brussel in the B-2 consolation final at the Lockridge Memorial Arena on Sat- urday afternoon.. Kincardine held a 3-0 advantage after two periods of play and hung on for 5-3 win in the B-1 consola- tion final. In the B-2 consolation 'fi- nal, Brussels outlasted Mildmay by scoring a 9-7 victory. Kincardine took a 1-0 lead in the first period and added two more in the second period. Seaforth finally found the net in the third period, got to within one on two occasions before Kincardine was able to pull out the win. i Andrew Burrows had two goals and an assist for Kincardine with Mitch Walden earning a goal and an assist. Fraser Jones and Lee Wessels contributed single mark- ers. Hockey Mustangs Josh Holland fired a pair of markers for Seaforth with Wade Broome adding a single. In the B-2 consolation final, Brussels and. Mildmay were even at two after the first period of play with Brussels taking, a 6-4 advan- tage into the final period. Mildmay managed to get back to within one, but Brussels tallied again to restore the two -goal margin of victory. Nolan Krotz and Lee Dilworth had two goals and four assists each for Brussels with Kyle Stephenson chipping in with two goals and an a pair of assists. Joel Hemingway, Tyler Campbell, and Mark Hunter had one goal apiece. Simon Beitz and Kevin Gutcher had two goals apiece for Mildmay with single markers added by Kyle Potts, Devin Beitz, and Stewart McIntosh. score 5-4 decision over Central Huron The Madill hockey Mustangs improved their Huron -Perth High School Hockey League record to 1-0-2, Friday afternoon, by scor- ing a 5-4 decision over the Central Huron . The teams were deadlocked at 1-1 after the first period, and Cen- tral Huron held a 3-1 lead with about five minutes to go in the middle stanza. Madill tallied three times in the final five minutes to take a 4-3 advantage into the third period. The Mustangs took a 5-3 lead early in the third period, and play was stopped as a Central Huron player was attended to. An ambu- lance was summed, and the player was transported to the Wingham and District Hospital. The Redmen got back to within one, but were unable to net the equalizer. Jeff Porter tallied the first Ma- dill goal with help from Josh John- ston and Neil Mowbray: Craig Moffat tallied the second Madill marker, a shorthanded ef- fort, with help from Johnston and Joel Pegg. Chad Moffatt scored to make it a 3-3 game, with the assists going to David Greig and Ian Smith. Chad Moffat put the Mustangs in front with help from Troy. Dos - man and Greig. David McDonald gave Madill a 6-3 lead with Ean Moffat earning the assist. Keith Durand scored two goals for Central Huron with Jon Miller. and Nat Loder adding singles. The Mustangs were in Exeter yesterday for a game against the South Huron Panthers, and then travel to Waterloo for the annual Waterloo County Christmas Invi- tational tournament, Dec. 21-23. Wescast Pee Wee Bs manage single point Wien. Tile•Holiday Get H clic, coli.,,. GODFATHER PIZZA 'or,Hel Christmas Family Madness 2 Large 4 Item Pizzas 2 L Pepsi, Large Caesar Salad, Garlic Strips and Cheese Plus 1 Order of Wings Gift Certificates Available 343 Josephine Street 357-2332 Wingham Someone on your list got you stumped? Is it a stocking stuffer you need'? THE WINGHAM GOLF & CURLING CLUB is now selling their Fundraising Calendars. Everyone will have a chance to Win $$$$ everyday. This very attractive calendar sells for only $20.00 and all proceeds go to the club for improvements. Hurry, numbers are limited Call the club at 357-2179. WINGHAM GOLF & CURLING CLUB 1st Concession South of Wingham, E off Hwy #4 357-2179 in three league g The Wingham Wescast Pee Wee second of the game and the first of Bs played three games against two two from Mullin. different Walkerton teams and Walkerton jumped out in front could only come up with a tie to again in the third before Mullin show for their efforts. scored again to tie the score. The Bs travelled to Walkerton on A lethargic Wingham squad took Dec. 4 and were handed a 3-1 set- to the ice at the Lockridge Memori- back. Aaron Himmelman scored the al Arena fell 4-2 to Walkerton. lone Wingham goal. Walkerton dominated the play Wingham made a return trip to and Wingham had little to show. Walkerton on Friday and played to Himmelman tallied the first Wing - a 4-4 draw. ham goal and the second marker Walkerton scored early in the came from a wild goal mouth first before Garrett Skinn tied at scramble. ' 7:47 from Tom Mullin. 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