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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-01-13, Page 66 -- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 13,1988 Centenaires face another -tough week, lose three more Qames The Seaforth Centenaires got a firmer hold on last place in the past week, as they lost three games. SEAFORTH 2 - TH AMESFORi)12 The Centenaires were way off their game when they played Thamesford last Tuesday night in Seaforth. In the first period the Centenaires had their game together and they kept the game close. Mike Betties, Kevin Melady and Brad Carter got together on a passing play that had the Thamesford defence tied in knots and Betties finished the play by beating the Thamesford netminder's glovehand. But Thamesford got two goals of their own to take the early lead. The Centenaires, a team that has had a lot of problems playing a full 60 minutes of hockey, took one of their characteristic naps in the second period and the Thamesford of- fence really went to work on them. When the period was finally over six pucks had ALL STARS - Three players from the Seaforth Centenaires have been chosen to play in the annual Junior 'D' All Star game. Centre Mike Betties, the Centenaire's team cap- tain, has 22 goals, 21 assists and 76 penalty minutes; right winger Kevin Williamson, assistant captain, has 10 goals, 9 assists, and 168 penalty minutes; and defenseman Mike Schoonderwoerd, missing from the photo, has 6 goals, 5 assists, and 35 penalty minutes. The players were chosen by the Centenaires' team''offlpials and executive. entered the Centenaire goal. Brad Garter added a second marker to the Centenaires side of the Block assisted by Neil Corbett and Terry Pugh. The third period was an extension of the second, with Thamesford getting more shots but scoring less. They put away another four, but Seaforth couldn't get any. The final score hi the game was 12-2 for the visitors. The shots on goal -tallied by the u scorekeepers were 12 for the Cents', while Trevor Fortune faced 62 in the Seaforth goal. SEAFORTH 2 -LEY 10 Friday night the Cen nalres were in Wellesley to take on the Apple Jacks. The Wellesley club is one of the best in the league. But although they beat Seaforth by a large score, the Centenaires let them know they were in a game. ' The Centenaires again had a reasonable first period. Wellesley came up with two goals around the mid -point of the period, but `Kevin Melady buried one for the Centenaires unassisted. Wellesley got a third goal on a power play to extend their lead to two goals. In the second„ period the Centenaires couldn't finish off their plays, or put the puck in the net when they had good oppor- tunities. Even one of the linesmen said he had an idea of where the Wellesley net - minder, Jeff Gerber, was keeping a lucky horseshoe. The Wellesley forwards had a few horseshoes of their own and they scored another three goals, while the Centenaires were scoreless in the period. The local team gave a strong effort in the third period, but again couldn't make their good chances count. However, Wellesley made good on their chances and put four more away. With 42 seconds left in the game Brian Dupuis hit Kevin Williamson with a pass and Williamson drove a slapshot past Gerber. The final score was 10-2 but the score didn't accurately reflect the play of the Centenaires. If they had put forward that kind of effort against Thamesford one game previous they would likely have come away with two points. There were two new faces in the lineup for the Centenaires, one being Brad Bender who played between the pipes and came up with 32 saves. The other was Steve Hutchins who ;flayed a solid game on the Centenaire blueline. In another high scoring game the Centenaires lost to Thedford 12-2 on Satur- day night. The Cents' got off to a poor start with the score being 5-1 after the first period, and they continually let Thedford get shots from in close allowing them t_o run up the score. - Man for man the Centenaires are as good as or better than Thedford and many of the teams they have been losing to. But their record doesn't show it at 2 wins and 25 losses. There areow only about 10 games left for them to get some pretty serious wrinkles ironed out before they have to bat- tle Mitchell for the fourth place playoff spot. Centenaire coach Graham Nesbitt has set some New Year's resolutions for his team. "We're going to play 60 minutes of hockey in the same night for starters," he says. Mr. Nesbitt added the team is going to'cut their goals against to a maximum of 5 per game, and "we're going to take aim at Mitchell because we know we're going to meet them in the playoffs." Elite broomball in Clinton The best broomball in the country will be seen in Huron County this weekend as teams from around Ontario compete in the Elite Broomball Championships. The' tournament will be held in Clinton starting Friday, January 15. There will be two women's teams at the chanittionships, from Alfred and Kitchener, and'they will play a best of five series. The nine men's teams come from centers like Blyth, Ottawa (the current Canadian champions), Hamilton, and Sudbury. There will also be a team from Palmerston in the competition which is carrying several players from the Seaforth area. The players come from the C. H. Express team which folded to combine with Tenderfresh of Palmerston to become Maple Leaf Mills. Among the local players will be Bob Nash, John Cairns, Gary Ben- nett, and John Devereaux. A •second•'Elite tournament will be held in Simcoe during March, and the winners from both Cimnne nnrf flintnn mill fraval to Yellowknife, Saskatchewan for the national finals. The nationals will be held next year to give the teams time' enough to raise the money for the trip. Janet Buchanan, the Regional Convenor for the Federation of Broomball, says this is the "best broomball you'll find in the country." There will be two games Friday evening, one at 10, and the other at 11 p.m. The se- cond game will see the Maple Leaf Mills club take on the Lambton Outlaws. The tour- nament will start again at 10 a.m. on Satur- day and go until 1 a.m. Blyth Universal will start play on Saturday at 11 a.m. when they take on Ottawa. Then at 4 p.m. Maple Leaf Mills Mills (if they win their first game) will play the winner of Blyth and Ottawa. Many feel that this game at 4 p.m. Saturday will be the game which decides the tournament. 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