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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-03-30, Page 1010 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MARCH 30, 1988 Tweens win league The Seaforth Tweens ended their season On Saturday at 8:30 a.m. the Tweens met this past weekend in Kitchener at the up with Tillsonburg and won 7-4. Scoring in Western Regional "C" Finalist's Tourna- this game were Kim Rau (3); Tracy For- ment. Working as a team and supporting time (2); Cheryl McLlwain (1) and Jodie each other the Tweens went all the way to Hug( (1). Getting assists were Kerry win the gold medal in the C division — the McMillan (1), Julie Carter (1) and Cheryl first for a Tween ringette team in Seaforth. McLlwain (1). The girls played and won six good games of At 3 p.m. on Saturday the Tweens played ringette throughout the weekend. London and hung on to their winning streak The final game of the tournament for the by defeating them 6-5. Tracy Fortune led the gold medal was against St. Thomas at 4:30 scoringin this game with five goals. Kim p.m. The Tweens had met St. Thomas Rau added the other goal. Getting one assist earlier in the day and had won 7-2. The final each were Julie Carter, Cheryl McElwain, game with them proved tougher. As this was Melody, Turner, Kerry McMillan, Kim Rau the Tweens third game of the day they were and Jill Betties. tired but anxious to win. Early Sunday morning at 8 a.m. the Both teams were scoreless until the 5:21 Tweens were wide awake to win over mark of the first period when St. Thomas Lambeth 8-0. Andrea Gingerich picked up scored. Tracy Fortune's determination for her first shut -out of the tournament. Scoring Seaforth tied up the score unassisted 12 in this game were Tracy Fortune with three seconds later and Kim Rau put Seaforth in goals, Cheryl McLlwain with two goals and the lead at the 2:48 mark assisted by Cheryl Julie Carter, Jill Betties and Kini Rau get- McLlwain and Janice Rodney. ting one apiece. Assisting on goals were Jill At the 14:26 mark of the second period Betties (2), Tracy Fortune (2), Meldoy Tracy Fortune scored unassisted to put Turner (1), Jodie Hug( (1) and Cheryl Seaforth ahead 3-1 but St. Thomas came McElwain (1). back with two quick goals to tie the score At noon on Sunday the Tweens played 3-3. Seaforth held its composure and Tracy against St. Thomas and proved strong once Fortune scdred her third goal of the game to again to win 7-2. Scoring were Tracy For - put Seaforth ahead 4-3. She was assisted , tune with three goals and two assists; Jill Cheryl Mcldwain and Kerry McMillan. Betties one goal and one assist; Cheryl Seaforth, held on despite two late called McElwain one goal and one assist, Kim Rau penalties, one at the 2:40 mark and the other one goal and one assist, and Jodie Hugill one at the three second mark to win the game 4-3 goal. Also getting assists were Julie Carter and thus the "C" division Championship. with two and Robyn Carnochan with one. In previous played games the scoring was Congratulation girls for a well played as follows: Friday night the Tweens played tournament. Each girl contributed in her Belmont and won 10.8. Scoring were Kim own special way. Congratulations also to Rau with four goals and one assist; Cheryl Marg Dale, Coach; Debbie Dinsmore, Assis- McLlwain with three goals and one assist; tant Coach and Lois McLlwain, Manager. Tracy Fortune with three goals and one LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP assist. Also picking up assists were Melody The final games for the League Cham - Turner (3), and Kris Gemmell, J( Betties pionship were against Goderich. The and Robyn Carnochan with one apiece. Tweens had put out Exeter previously and THIS WEEK IN championship regionals ionals g after a lengthy wait over were pitted against the first game 8.6. Tracy Fortune led the Goderich for the finals. scoring for Seaforth with six goals. Kris The first & second games were played in Gemmell and Jill Betties picked up the Goderich on March 20 and 21. Seaforth won other two. Assisting on goals were Kim Rau, Jill Betties, Robyn Carnochan, Che41 McLlwain and Melody Turner each with one. Turn to page 13A • THE SEAFORTH TWEENS CELEBRATED after winning the ed Goderich in Seaforth 4-2. Corbett photo. Huron -Perth ringette championships recently, as the team down- Seaforth Novice runners up in Listowel Sunday, March 27, the Seaforth Novice Team played its last three games of the 1987-88 season as participants in the Listowel tournament. Seaforth met- Forest for the first game. There was only two minutes left in the first period when Seaforth put the first mark on the scoreboard - Pat Gridzak scoring the goal assisted by Chris Marion and Mark Van Dooren. The second period again just had one goal counted when Scott Van Dooren scored assisted by Jered Munro. The Forest team must have had quite the pep talk between periods because right when the puck was dropped for the third period they skated down the ice and made the score 2-1. After lots of chances Shaun Anstett scored single-handedly and managed to count another only 40 seconds later this time, be- ing assisted by Pat Gridzak. At 3:38 of the third Jered Munro caught his second wind and burst up the ice to count number five for Seaforth and also help him receive "Player of the Game" award for this game. The 5-1 win over Forest advanced Seaforth, to the "A" division where they met Drayton. The two teams were both moving a little slow after their long waits but Mark Van Dooren assisted by Pat Grid- Sioux hold onto zak managed to count one for Seaforth with only 25 seconds left in the first period. Another whole period went by before Seaforth's Mark Van Dooren popped another rebound in, this time being assisted by Shaun Anstett. Seaforth was keen now and Jason Smith counted number three, on a beautiful pass from Bruce Griffin. However with only 21/2 minutes left in the game Drayton managed to count one but ran out of time. Mark Van Dooren received "Player of the Game" award for tha second game. Seaforth winning the second game 3-1 put them in the Championship game against Belmont. One game left and not a loss all year "can they do it?" Sure they can! The boys knew this was going to be a tough game; since they played two very close games against this particular team at the Silverstick in Michigan. Belmont caught Seaforth off guard and only wanted to play defensive hockey which screened their own goalie. Belmont was ahead 3-0 of the end of the first and this got Seaforth moving. The puck was dropped and Shaun Anstett tucked it in the opposing net. Two minutes later Shaun Anstett poked another in, this time assisted by Brent lead in Seniors bowling The Sioux team, under captain Campbell Wey, held onto their lead on Friday after- noon despite a valiant attempt by the Heide team who scored five points to their two. In other games the Hurons, who once were the bottom team, came on strong again and defeated the Mohawks 7-0 despite Harvey Daw's coaching of the Mohawks. The Iroquois finished the season by winn- ing seven points from the Drees dropping them to the cellar. However it has been a close race with the four bottom teams ending the season with Novice on top in The Seaforth Novice won the first game of a best two out of three series against Teeswater, started Wednesday. Although both teams were very evenly matched Seaforth came out ahead by an 8-5 score. Scott Wood made a number of excellent saves in net for Seaforth, with Chris Marion leading the offence with five goals. Mark Van Dooren, Jason Smith and Pat Gridzak also counted one goal each. only a two point difference in standings. High team score for the day was the Hurons with 2985. Ladies high scores were Mary Finlayson - 664, Isabel Herslake - 485 and Dorothy Mc- Cluskie - 473. Men's high scores were Mervyn Deitz - 659, Art Finlayson - 607 and Elmer Daw - 581. Final team standings are Sioux - 59, Haidas - 44, Hurons - 38, Iroquois - 38, Mohawks - 37 and Crees - 36. Welcome back to Neil and Edna Bell who have returned from Florida. Teeswater series Shaun Anstett was awarded two assists for some great passes. It was an excellent game to watch but you'd never know it listening to a couple of boys in the dressing room. You do your best at all times and have fun - "that's all". It doesn't matter whether or not your name appears at the top of the score list or closer to the bottom. Let's see some smiles! Hulley. Shaun was all fired up now and assisted Pat Gridzak to count two more on the scoreboard which put the Seaforth team ahead 4-3. At 6:21 of the third Shaun Anstett scored his third goal of the game and was awarded a "Hat Trick Trophy" at the end of the game. This goal was assisted by Mark Van Dooren. With two minutes left in the game Belmont scored and did again with only 21 seconds left in the game to tie the score at five. A five minute overtime period was scoreless which brought the teams to another five minute sudden death period on- ly to see Belmont score at 3:17 of that period. Pat,Grldzak accepted Player of the Game award for this game. This was the only loss of the whole year for the Novice Team. Great game and year team! LEANIN' IN - Mitchell and.Seaforth hooked up In a best -of -three Huron -Perth Junior ringette final series last Week, with gad:le'two held in Mitchtilf rasl'Monday night. M!t- chell having already won game one, only needed a victory to win the series and the league championship and they got just that by virtue of an 8-5 win. Above, a Seaforth skater avoids an attempt by a Mitchell player to strip the ring from her. Bader photo. Ladies soccer league JOINT REGISTRATION for Summer Recreation programs will be held at the Seaforth and District Community Centres on Wednesday, April 13 and Thursday, April 14 from 7 to 9 pm both nights. This will be an information sharing evening, as well as registration. You can come and register for Minor Soccer, Minor Ball, boys and girls and Summer Recreation Programs - (Play school and Playground). For more information on these nights please call the Recreation Office at 527-0882. The Seaforth MINOR BALL ASSOCIA- TION invites everyone to attend their meeting on Tuesday, April 5 starting at 7:30 pm at the Seaforth and District Com- munity Centres. New, executive, and Coaches are needed to enable the 1968 ball season to continue. For more information call the Recreation Office. A LADIES INDUSTRIAL SOCCER LEAGUE will be starting this May at the Optimist Park on Wednesday evenings at 7:30 pm. If you would like to sign up, or re- quire more information please call Teresa at 527-2258. The Seaforth MEN'S INDUSTRIAL BALL league is asking all interested players that would like their name includ- ed on the annual draft to please sign up at Bob and Betty's Variety Store on or before Monday, April 4, 1'•:c;. The SEAFORTH MERCHANTS BALL TEAM is also asking any interested players to sign up at Archie's Sunoco or the to start RECREATION PREVIEW by Marty Bedard Recreation Office on or before Thursday, March 31, 1988. I would like to apologize to the Seaforth and District Ringette Association, as I stated the Ringette Fashion Show was to be held on April 22 in my last article. The date of the FASHION SHOW is on Wednes- day, April 27 and for further information you can call Joan Wood at 527-0194. The Seaforth and District RINGi I fit, ASSOCIATION will be hosting ther AN- NUAL MEETING and Potluck Supper on Wednesday, April 6 at 6 pm at the Seaforth and District Community Centre. For more information please call Debbie Rau. I would like to congratulate the Tweens and Junior Ringette teams for winning gold medals at the Regional Finals in Kitchener last weekend. The Seaforth and District MINOR HOCKEY will be having a WRAP UP NIGHT tonight at the Arena from 6 to 11 pm. Donuts and coffee will be served upstairs during the evening- Also, the Association will be hosting their ANNUAL MEETING on Tuesday, April 12 - 8 pm at the Arena, everybody is welcome. The SEAFORTH SENIOR GAMES will be held in April and May again this spring, please watch the Expositor for a schedule. 41" - The District Games will be held in Strat- ford on June 20, 21, 1988. If there are any seniors 55 or over interested in playing Badminton, please call me at the Recrea- tion Office 527-0882. There is a couple that would like some practise times. SENIOR SHUFFLEBOARD continues each Wednesday afternoon from 1:30 to 4 pm. Ladies: Mary Chapple 394, Mary McMillan 352, Helen MacKenzie 304. Men: Theo Van Bakel 439, Bert Walters 345, Gor- don Murray and Gordon MacKenzie 315. The Egmandville United Church Women are hosting a BAKE SALE on Thursday, March 21 starting at 10:30 am at Ken Smith Pools (former United Trails Building). Come out and buy your Easter supplies. YOGA CLASSES will begin on Wednes- day, April 6 from 9-10 am at the Arena. This will be a 10 week session and will cost $25.00. Relaxation techniques will be shown. Call 527.0682 to register. Could all BALL TEAMS that booked the Lions and Optimist ball diamonds last year, please contact me to confirm all times for this summer. Also if any new teams are looking f9r diamond time, you can call 527-0682. CtNRD(I-ONT14RIo Crop Insurance Production costs are higher than ever before. You should insure that investment. You stand to lose more than you might think from unex- pected hail, frost. drought, flood, wind, insect damage and disease. Crop Insurance makes better sense every year. SEAFORTH AND DISTRICT MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING Tuesday, April 12 Gilbert & Ricki Vansteelandt Agent - McKillop & Hibbert Twp. Tel. - 527-0648 DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION e MAY 1st 111+ + CAgricult anadaure Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food 8:00 R.M. Seaforth & District Community Centre 44ew directors will be picked.Come out and give your ideas and suggestions for next season. EVERYONE WELCOME SEAFORTH MINOR BALL ASSOCIATION First Meeting Of The Season Tuesday, April 5 7:30 R.M. at the Seaforth & District Community Centre *New executive and coaches are needed to enable the 1988 ball season to continue EVERYONE WELCOME THE DOCTORS WILL BE MOVING... 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