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THERE'S MORE THAN ONE WAY to skin a cat, and to stop a
breakaway. Don Brown of the Seaforth Midgets pile into two
Lambeth players who got behind him and takes them both down,
while Trevor Fortune gets set to play the puck. Seaforth Ited the
game 4-4 on Friday. Corbett photo.
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Having Fun, Bulldogs, and Stare Fighters
YBC BOWLING 264, Carle Bannon 212, Amanda Manuel 205,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23 Derek MacDonald 282, Graig Harris 268,
Bulldogs and Stare Fighters are tied for Kevin Barry 224.
first place 71 pts. apiece; Later Corners 61, SEASONAL, Heather McMillian 266,
California Cuties 59; Snow Balls 58, Blue Derek Macponald 366.
Jays 54.
SINGLE HIGHS, Girls, Heather
McMillian 153, Amanda Manuel 115, Debbie
Stokes 106. Boys, Derek MacDonald 144,
Graig Harris 142, Kevin Barry, 123.
SEASONAL HIGH, Heather McMillian
163, Derek MacDonald 222.
WEEKLY DOUBLES, Heather McMillian
MARCH 20
Having Fun is at the top 92 pts., Lightning
Express 88, Strike Force 81, Kool Kats 73,
Spare It Up 70, Strikers 49 pts.
WEEKLY SINGLES, Bantam, Joseph
Kenny 165, Junior Monica Ryan 195 and
Robin Scarrow 227, Senior, Susan Kuzmich
1471 and Jeff Alce 181
Petites end ringette season at' reg
The Seaforth Ringette Petite participated
this past weekend in the Regionals held in
Kitchener. The girls played well and worked
very hard but didn't make it out of the
primary round.
The. first game was against London, Fri-
day. Seaforth had the majority of the play
but couldn't come up with the winning goal
as they skated to a four all tie.
In the second game Friday they met
Chatham. This game started off well but the
girls tired in the second half and Chatham
ran away with a 11-3 victory.
Saturday morning they met London again
and this too was an exciting game which
could have went either way. But, London
scored the winner late in the game and won
it 2-1.
The fourth; and what proved to be the last
game, was played Saturday at 2:30 p.m.
Midgets
against Chatham. Again the girls held their
own until the second half and Chatham
skated away with a 10-0 score. Chatham
ended up winning the gold for this division.
lead in YBC bowling
SEASONAL. SINGLES: Bantam, Noele
Thompson 115 and Joseph Kenny 173,
Junior, Monica Ryan 228 and Robin Scarrow
227, Senior, Janet McBeath 294 and Kevin
Dick 267.
WEEKLY TRIPLES: Bantam Joseph
Kenny 383, Junior Monica Ryan 493 and
Robie Holmes 476, Senior Susan Kuzmich
431 and Kevin Dick 503.
SEASONAL TRIPLE: Bantam Noele
Thompson 275 and Joseph Kenner 412,
Junior Monica Ryan 524 and Robin Scarrow
498, Senior Janet McBeath 619 and Kevin
Dick 699.
ional tournament
T. ,LANG LE
DISCOU
We would like to thank the Petite girls for
an entertaining year of ringette and also
thanks to the coaches Rick Wood and Bill
Carnochan for their time and effort.
Novice win WOAA grand championship
On Friday, March 24 the Seaforth Novice
Team played host to Teeswater in the se-
cond game of a best of three series to decide
the WOAA Novice Grand Championship.
Seaforth led the series one game to zero.
This one was to be decided early. Seaforth
got off to a great start, clicking for three
quick goals in the first period. Seaforth got
things going again in the second period with
a quick goal before Teeswater finally
managed to squeak one by the Seaforth net -
minder. Seaforth then poured it on scoring
six more unanswered goals while Teeswater
managed only two. The final score ws 10-3.
Goalscorers for Seaforth were: Chris
Marion (3), Shaun Anstett (3), Scotty Van
Dooren (2), Mark Van Dooren (1), and
Jason Smith (1).
Assists went to Chris Marton (3), Shaun
Anstett (1), Scott Van Dooren (2), Robbie
Craig (2), Brandon Nash (3), Charles
Robertson (1) and Jared Munroe (1).
• from page 12
The midget's coach Mike Kelly said his
team came out flat in the early going, which
resulted in their falling behind 3-0. Trevor
Fortune came out of the net after the third
goal, and was replaced by Bill Tremeer.
Seaforth got things back together before it
was too )ate, and with only nine seconds left
in the game Mike Schoanderwoerd scored a
tying goal to force an overtime period.
The overtime period was even more hard
hitting and intense than the rest of the
series, but in the end Seaforth got one goal
and Lambeth got two to win the game 6-5.
Midget coaches Mike Kelly and Don
Williamson said the team gave it all they
had, but Lambeth just had a little more
depth in their team. Mr. Kelly said Seaforth
Tweens
has about nine players who make up the
nucleus of the team, whereas Lambeth had
about 12.
I'm proud of them. They came back
against Palmerston when they were behind
by two games, and they went a long way,"
commented Mr. Williamson.
"They all showed a lot of ability and inten-
sity," added Mr. Kelly. And he said his team
never gave up, as each of the last three
games against Lambeth went into overtime.
Both of the coaches agree they have "easi-
ly the two best goaltenders in the league."
And both of the coaches are also glad they
coached this team. They say there were
some discipline problems early in the
season, but they were quickly worked out
and the club's record shows it. They lost the
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first two games of theseason, tied the third,
and went undefeated up untilthe playoffs.
The midgets won the Western Ontario
Athletic Association championships and
came witl3irt a game of the All Ontario
playoffs.
March 28 to April 10, 1988
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• from page 10
In the second game Goderich came back
to even the series by winning 6-3. Penalties
took a toll in this game for Seaforth. Tracy
Fortune scored two goals and had one assist
while Kim Rau picked up the other goal.
Cheryl McLiwain, Jodie Hugill and Julie
Carter assisted on the goals.
The final game of the best two out of three
series was played in Seaforth Wednesday,
March 23. The Tweens, bound to win this
championship, pulled together as a team
and as a result won 4-2 to win the league
championship. After the first period the
score was tied 2-2. Tracy Fortune scored
unassisted and Cheryl McLlwain scored
assisted by Robyn Carnochan and Jill
Betties.
In the second period Seaforth dominated
by scoring two unanswered goals. Tracy
Fortune scared her second goal of the game
unassisted and Kim Rau scored assisted by
Tracy. Seaforth won the league
championship.
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