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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-12-16, Page 14Ringette Tweens win silver medal This past weekend the Seaforth Ringette Tweens were entered into a tournament in Mitchell. The girls played four good' garnet and came home with the Silver medal. The first game of the tournament waant, • played against Dorchester on Friday even= ingrDorehesterproved•to•be.thebettenteam_..., by defeating Seaforth girls 5-3. Scoring for Seaforth were Tracy Fortune with two goals . and Jill Betties with one. An assist went to Cheryl Mcllwain. On Saturday morning at 7 a.m. the girls were wide awake to defeat the Mitchell teain•9-2. Scoring in this game were Jill Bet- ties with three, Cheryl McElwain and Tracy Fortune withtwo apiece and Kris Gemmell and Jodie Hugill getting one apiece. Assists went to' Cheryl McLlwain with three, Jill Betties with, 2, and getting one each were Janice Rodney, ' Tracy Fortune, Melody Turner, Kerry McMillan and Jodie Hugill The third game was against Rosedale Saturday afternoon and the girls still played strong to .defeat Rosedale 94. Cheryl McL1- • wain led the scoring with four goals and two assists. Tracy Fortune scored twice and had two 'assists: Jill Betties. scored two goals, and Janice Rodney get one goal and one assist. Also a_ssfsting on_g als Kris Gemmell with twe, and Kim Rau and Julie just couldn't catch .up.: Dorchester, ' Carter getting one assist. therefore, won the game. A well played game by both teams. The final game was against their first rival, Dorchester on Sunday afternoon for Scoring' in this game was Cheryl McLI- the championship. Dorchester won 9.6. wain with three goals and one assist. Tracy -Seaforth• girls.•wereskeen.• but-•just•couldn'.t--Fortune-scored••twegoals-and-Jodie-Hugill••-. keep . up to the hard skating Dorchester scored one goal. Getting assists were girls. At the end of the first period Dor- Melody "Turner with two, and Janice . chester was ahead by"only two goals. In the Rodney, Jodie Hugill, Kris Gemmell .and second period Dorchester always managed Kim Rau, each getting one. Andrea • to stay one to two goals ahead of Seaforth. In Gingerich played well in net each game. • • „the . final two minutes of the game Dor- Each girl on the team deserves credit for chester scored two noir* goals and Seaforth all games well played. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 16, 1987 —• 13A Petites win one and lose one Seaforth Ringete Petites travelled to Forest Saturday End won 6.0.• Goalie Katie Craig came up with her second shut out this season against them. Scoring for Seaforth were Jill Wood with a hat trick, Lisa McKay,'scoring her first goal of the season, and Kelly Rau and .Lisa Gingerich with one each. Assists went to Jill Wood with two, Lisa Gfngerich, Lisa McKay o were and Jennifer *mon each with one. On -Sunday ;-•Deeeinber- 13• -the -girls. -met BEAVERS VS.•ROCKETS - The Seaforth Beavers took on the Holrnesvdle Rockets in one of the fastest paced games of the Seaforth IHL tournament Here, the Beavers set up another two man break that left the Rockets' netminder out le lunch. Corbett photo. IHL teams come close Some of the best industrial hockey teams in the area were in Seaforth on the weekend for the Seaforth Industrial Hockey League Tournament. There where twelve teams including three from Seaforth participating. The first game saw two of the Seaforth teams facing off as the Beatrers took on the Sunday Morning Boys. The more ex- perienced Beaver crew trade short work of the Sunday Morning crew, defeating them 9-4. The Beavers completely dominated the first period scoring the five goals they would win by. Mark, Mc twain scored twice for the. Beavers in the peFiod, anti. would take the MVP for the genie: Also making a big contribution for the Beavers on the scoreboard was Murray Henderson who got four goals and an Another local team, the Tuesday Nighters, took on the London Selects, another team made up mostly of local players, in the first round of play on Fri- day night. The Tuesday nighters had their hands full but somehow came up with the win. The Selects were sent into the'B' division of the tournament, while the Tuesday righters went on in the 'A'. On Saturday afternoon the Sunday Morning team took on the Bornholm Bruisers and were eliminated from the tournament as the Bruisers won 3-2. Bor- nholm had a 3-0 lead after the first period but John Mark Nash, Laurie Kruse and Ken Janmaat teamed up to put two goals away and keep their team in the game. But the Sunday morning crew failed to capitalize on their scoring opportunities late in the game and retired to the lounge early. Laurie Kruse got the Most Valuable PIayer of the 'genie award. The Seaforth Beavers took on the Holmesville Rockets in one of the fastest games of the tournament in the second round of play •on Saturday. There were fast breaks frog one end to the other as two offensive teams created a lot of good scoring opportunities, but it was the Rockets who cashed in on tntif theirs and came away with a 6-3 win to eliminate the Beavers. Murray Henderson scored twice and got an assist for the Beavers, while Paul Rau got the other goal and assisted on both of Henderson's. Bill Weber also picked up two assists. The Tuesday Night Boys came up against the London Honkers and made short work of them, No goals were scored , in the first period, and only one was put away in the second period as Pete Martene teamed up with Joe Anstett and Rob Armstrong for the fust. But the third period saw the Tuesday Nighters really sake off and they. put away five goals. Tom Johnson got the first of the period assisted by Pete Martene and Dave Garrick. Joe Anstett got the next two, the first unassisted and the next assistel by Rob Armstrong. Marc Robinet scored the fourth assisted by Marty Bedarc, and Al Nigh iced the cake with Graham Nesbitt and Robinet in on the play. With 22 secotds on the clock the Honkers scored :o rob goaltender Ray Anstett of his shu out, and make the final score 6-1. The Tuesday Nghters, Seaforth's last changg at IHL gory. in, the tournament, took on the Listowel Zilliax club in the semi-finals in tin; 'A' division. It was a tight game, and Listowel jumped into an early two goal lead. Seaforth finally got on the board in de second period as Joe Anstett put one in unassisted. Going into the third period with a two goal lead Listowelput another goal away to put the Tuesda* Night goys in need of some fast goals late in the game. One came from Joe Arstett again assisted by ' Jeff Campbell.wel answered with another of their, and even though Rob Armstrong *cocked in another Tues- day Nighters marker with help from Glendon Coombs, the tying goal wouldn't come and the local club was eliminated. Listowel went of to take on the Rockets in the 'A' final and beat them 4-2 to become the tournament champions. Another team earrying local players, the London Selects, went to the 'B' final where they took oh the Stratford Wolves. The selects drew first blood on a goal from Paul Priestap that was assisted by Brad Fischer. Priestap scored again in the period on his own and Stratford got two of their own to tie the game. • In the second period the select§ again put the first puck, away, and Priestap was again the man to do it, this time assisted by Stere Southgate. But the Wolves closed the gap with a goal of their own in the final minutes of play in the period. In the third period Priestap scored his fourth goal with : assists going to Dan Nicholson and Brad Fischer. Stratford failed to put away a tieing goal and the Selects took the 'W championships. The 'A' champsteceived $500 and hats donated by Hensall Coop, The rtuniers up go $300 and hats from W.G. Thompson Limited. The winners of the 'B' division receiv- ed $300 and hats donated by Seaforth Automotive. The 'B' runners up got $150. Players watched themselves play hockey in the lounge courtesy of Bex Fur- niture who donated a television, and Ken Doig Junior who donated the video equipment. SEAFORTH RECREATION WINTER PROGRAMS •W000 REFINISHING - Monday 7:304:30 p.m. at the High School, starting January 4. Registration fee will be $25.00 ',YOGA Wednesday mornings from 8:30-9:30 a.m. at the Seaforth & District Corn- munity Centres starting Wednesday, JJanua'ry 11. Registration fee will be x25.00(See Recreation Preview for Course description). •MEN'S' BASKETBALL - Thursdays from 7:30430 p.m. at the High Scheel, tier-. twig January 7. Registration fee will be $15.00 for 10 weeks. •SWIMMING LESSONS - at Vanastra Rec Centre starting Thursday, January 14' from 4:'a0-6:00 p.m, All colours available, Registration fee will be $40.00 which includes: • p on, Lesson and Badges. •FITNESS IS FUN •Tuesday and Thursday •morning§ from 9:00-10:00 a.m. at the Seaforth & District Community Centres. Registration fee will be $3600, program begins January 12 • Wednesday evenings from 8:004:0t1 p:m. at the Community Centres, atartin'g Jantiary 11 1981 Registration fee $20.00 • *OTHER PROGRAMS TO WATCH FOR - Badminton, Ballroom Dancing, Basic MioroWave Cooking', Advanced Microwave Cooking and Children's Gymnastics. ' FOR REGISTRATION OR INFORMATION an the above programs, please drop in to the Recreation Office located in the Arena dr cell 5270882 _,.•,.,.„ Goderich and lost 9-3. Being,short of,players the girls put up a super effort including goalie Lisa Gingerich, who had to•make a lot of great saves. Scoring for Seaforth were Kelly Rau with . two and Trish Smith with one. Assists went to Carrie McElwain with two and Christa Leonhardt with one. This Saturday the Petites travel to 'Mit- chell then back on home ice to face Exeter Sunday -at 5 pm Secihawks suffer • season •s worst loss 'The Seaforth Seahawks suffered their, worst loss to • date last weekend when they faced the Brussels Intermediates in Brussels on Sunday. Last time the Seahawks • tackled Brussels, in their second league game of the season, they were bombed out 8-3. That was their worst loss until last Sun- day. This time facing Brussels on home ice the Seahawks were short a lot of , regular players and dressed only 11 players and a goalie. Brussels was all over the local club from the beginning, and scored six goals in the first period. Seaforth didn't.score. In the second period the 'Hawks started the scoring on an unassisted goal • by Brian Coombs. They stayed with Brussels throughout the period, and while Brussels scored two answering goals. Seaforth got another one to tie the period. Jim' Campbell got the next goal for the Seahawks, again unassisted. The Seahawks went into the third period down six goals facing a score of 8-2. But Brussels :wasn't done yet and they put four more pucks away to make it a 12-2 final. The 'Hawks record is now three wins and four losses. The Seahawks next home game will be this Sunday at 1:30 p.m. when they face Wellesley: Last time the two teams met Wellesley defeated the Seahawks by a score of 5-1. 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