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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-11-14, Page 7S orts News Winthro team outscores the Rustlers 3-0 MEN'S BROOMBALL WINTHROP 3 - ROYALS 0 Brian W lliiicnaon scored first for Winthrop and Rum Mitchell and Jim MacDorid *cured the ether two goal". Asisia trod cadre from Brew McCoy* and Dred McClure. The Royals picked up pace near the end but time ran out. EASY RIDERS 2 PARR LINE 0 Joe Dormant and Ed Van Mitten - burg took the credit for the Easy Riders' two goals. Marun and Al W yn ja helped out. Parr Lane played well but it was a costly game for some - many brruams were broken. GRADS 2 - RAIDERS 1 A drilled shot from the coiner gave Grads' Gary Dill a goal and Mery Hoegy was by his side. Robert W ydeven flip, flopped aid scared off a piss by Tony Van DenHuevel and Juni Mcl.agan. The Raiders were no pushovers as Dwayne Pryce dtroctead the bell into the act with assistance from Paul Parsons and Scan Malady. Unfor- tunately tune ran out for more goal suiting. DUMPERS 4 RED RUSTLERS 0 Sinitic goals went to Bob McKen- zie, Dade Kennedy, Don Hendascxi and Rick Archanibrsult of the Dumpers in the back ground were Brett Finlayson, Steve Eckert, Bob Nash, Ride Bretz and Bob Hender- son. The Red Rustlers held the Dumpers in the first half but relaxed in the second half and then the goals starved appearing la Mata Bitu nbaLI Novelist 15 at 8 p.m. Part Line vs KaiskaK at 8:30 p.m. Raiders vs Royals: at 9:40 p.m. Dumpers vs Easy Riders; at 10:30 pin. Grads vs Red Rustlers, and W ' p�oopp Sus out. LADIES BROOMBALL PERTH 0 - YOUNGBLOOD 2 Tammy Nash dove in mid air and slapped the ball into the net kr Youngblood off a great pass by Tracey Bannon. A quick wind up and Lia Henderson was able to score a second goal unassisted. Perth Ladies tried and tried but QU 1 - WINTHROP 2 Wow! Dianne Ande.raon scored both goals for Winthrop, with a little help from Mary AMC Verbcrtie and Hilda Young. As time ran down, finally Dianne Campbell scored for the Queens. She thanked Barb Caldwell and Teresa Fiala ytnur, for the pus. PARR LINE 5 COMMERCIAL • There was no t I b ' Sudan Arts as she scared two a unaiaisted for Pas Line. S' goals went to Heidi Elliott, Bev Shea and Sandi Presidia. Back up help cane from Jan Rutledge, Cheryl Kruse and Jean Haggiu. The Commercial goalie had a good wark.out. In Ladies Brxanball November 14 at 9 p.ni. Parr Line vs Jr. Partners; at 9:50 p.m. Queens vs Perth; at 10:40 Winthrop vs Youngblood; and Commercial sits out Atom Is finalists in Harriston tournament The Seaforth Atom 1 hockey team travelled to Harriston this weekend for its first tournament. The first game was on Friday night against Walkerton. Mark Van Dooren scored the opening goal early in the fust period, assisted by Scott Van Dooren and Scott Henderson. Walkerton tied the game at one apiece but 50 seconds before the end of the period, there was a scramble in front of the net and Mark Van Dooren found the empty side. Scott Henderson earned the assist. There was no scoring in the second period but the third period belonged to Seaforth. Robbie Craig passed the puck to Derek Smith as he stepped off the bench. He let a hard shot go from the hash marks to give the team goal number three. With only a minute to play in the game, Josh Dietz gave Mark Van Dooren the puck. He netted an insurance goal on a screen shot that went through the goalie's legs without him even moving. The final score was 4 - 1. The next game was scheduled for 24 hours later - Saturday 8 p.m. Once again the boys were up against a team they knew nothing about. Seaforth opened the scoring on a scramble in front of the net. Scott Van Dorren flipped in when the goalie was down. Scott Hender- son and Mark Van Dooren got the assists. Before the end of the first, Alliston had tied the score at one apiece. Alliston took the lead with a goal early in the second period. Only 30 seconds later, Seaforth tied the game at 2 - 2. Mark Van Dooren carried the puck from the red line, being hooked all the way, but managed to get a hard shot away and it found its mark over the goalie's right shoulder. This time it was Seaforth's turn to take the lead. The team was on a power play. Brandon Nash passed the puck out from behind the net to Derek Smith in the slot. He lost no time putting it in the net. Exactly one minute later, Alliston tied the game at 3 - 3. It was only the end of the second period. In the third period, Seaforth final- ly took control and scored four more goals to Alliston's one. Scoring the goals were Mark Van Dooren (2), Scott Van Dooren, and Brandon Nash. Earning assists were Jeremey McNichol, Mark Van Dooren, Bruce Griffin, Scott Henderson, and Derek Smith. The final score was Seaforth 7 and Alliston 4. Winning the first two scheduled games guaranteed Seaforth a spot in one of the two semi-final games on Sunday afternoon. This time the team they were to fight for the right to play in the championship game was Kincardine. They had also won their first two games. Little did the team know that it was going to be such a hard fight! Kincardine started the scoring midway through the first period. Scou Van Dooren, assisted by PaL Coyne, tied the score, Only 12 seconds later, Kincardine scored again, taking a 3 - 1 lead with only 13 seconds left in the second period. The Seaforth boys knew they only had 10 minutes to tie the game. Scott Van Dooren let a had shot go form the hash marks and it found the mark. Assists went to Mark Van Dooren, and Scou Henderson. Near the middle of the period, Jeremey McNichol took a shot from the point, Mark Van Dooren picked up the rebound and spotted Braddon Nash standing unprotected at the far corner of the net. Mark sent the puck straight to him and Brandon one -timed it past the goal -tender. At the end of regular time, the score was Seaforth 3 and Kincar- dine 3. The rules for the sudden death overtime were three skaters a side for a two minute period with player change allowed only on the fly. The coach sent out Mark Van Dooren, Brandon Nash, and Jered Munro. When Brandon got tired, Scott Van Dooren replaced him and when Jered got tired, Jeremey McNichol replaced him. There was no scoring. The next overtime period was to be played with two skaters each for a one minute period. This time the coach sent out Brandon Nash and Bruce Griffin. When Brandon tired, Mark Van Dooren replaced him. With only nine seconds left in the one minute overtime, Mark Van Dooren had a breakaway and whipped it over the goalie's left shoulder. The final score was Seaforth 4 More glittering performances seen The week of October 29 to John Steffen bowled 723, to lead Bob Watson 764, Ann Wood 664 November 2 produced more glit- the Town and Country bowlers. and Helen Nicholson 656. tering proformances at Starlight Lanes. The St. James League started the seek in fine fashion, led by Murray Bennewies with an 856 triple; George Love 341 - 817 and Cathy Broome with a three game The Legion received top perfor- total of 644. mances from Ralph Johnston 770, The Thursday Nighters had high scores from Doug Leonhardt 318 - 745, Don Deighton 731 and Carol Bennewies 642. November 5 was the second night of the Hiram Walker Special Old High - Low Doubles 5 pin Cham- pionships in the St. James League. Eight couples survived the second night of play by bowling over their Tweens trounce Mitchell by 5-1 On Saturday, November 10, the Tweens Ringette team travelled to Mitchell to defeat them by a score of 5 - 1. Early in the game Michell Etue scored a goal with Betty Little assisting. Kelly Rau scored a goal not too long afterwards, assisted by Jennifer Marion. Mitchell retaliated with a goal by Amy Gowing. Then Kelly scored three more goals from the face off circle to gave Seaforth a win. Julie Agar played excellent in net only letting in one goal. the four defense consisting of Jennifer Petite I team loses ringette exhibition An exciting exhibition ringette game was held in Seaforth on Saturday when the Seaforth I Petites took on St.Marys. Seaforth lead off in the scoring with Abby Dietz getting a goal at 14:14, assisted by Erin Siemon. St. Marys then scored at 13:37. The pace quickened and ex- citement mounted as both Seaforth and St. Marys continued to apply pressure at each other's end. Then Melissa Robertson finished off the scoring for the period with :58 seconds remaining. She was as- sisted by Michele Forsyth -Gal- lagher. Thanks to good team work and strong goaltending Seaforth went into the second period lcading 2 - 1. Then Si Mary's came hack with a vengeance scoring four goals in the second period. The final score was 5 - 2 for St. Mary's. The text league game with he held November 16 at 7:30 p.m. with Seaforth I playing Seaforth II. ('ome on out. Siemon, Sherry Lyn Hugill, Lisa Gingerich and Jill Carnochan were able to check Mitchell's forwards and limit the scoring. The forwards included Michell Ewe, Jennifer Marion, Kelly Ratcliffe, Wendy Thompson, Betty Little and Kelly Rau and all played very aggressively. The girls were determined to win and played like a team. The game was exciting to watch. The Tweens hope to do well against St. Marys on November 18 in Seaforth at 6:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome to come out and watch. SDHS Midgets beat St. Marys 49-39 The Seaforth and District High School provided the setting for three basketball games this week. In Midget girls action, Seaforth best St Mary's by a score of 49 to 39. Top scorer in this contest for Seaforth was Lori Perrie with 18 points. Top scorer for St. Mary's was Julia Braud. She had 12 points. In Junior basketball, Seaforth was edged 48-47 by the visiting St. Mary's squad. Cheryl McLlwain got 27 points for Seaforth in this outing, and J. Hedale recorded 28 points for St. Marys. In Senior basketball, St. marys defeated Seaforth 50-38. Jen Turbet got 14 points in this game, when Lisa Henderson recorded 12. and Kincardine 3. The boys had played a long, strenuous game and had only one hour to rest before the champion- ship game against Durham. Seaforth started the scoring with Derek Smith slapped home the first goal. Jeremey McNichol and Mark Van Door= got the assists. Durham tied the game in the second period and got the go ahead goal in the middle of the third. Although the Seaforth boys were straining for each stride they took, they didn't give up. Midway through the last period there was a scramble in front of the net. Robbie Craig picked up Bran- don Nash's rebound and stuffed it in. With 2 minutes left in the game, the winning goal was scored while Seaforth was short-handed. A hard shot deflected off a stick and got past goalie Charles Robertson without him having time to move. After late games Friday and Saturday night, as well as two games on Sunday, the boys were exhusted and had nothing left to give. Durham scored an insurance goal twelve seconds later and won the championship. The final score was Durham 4 and Seaforth 2. The whole team deserves credit for a great weekend of hockey - especially goaltenders Charles Robertson and Sean Ludwig, who came up with many great saves to keep the team in the games. Each member of the team was presented with a plaque for being finalists in the 1990 Harriston Atom Tour- nament. at lanes combined averages. Scores were: Murray Bennewies and Sandra Lee +150; Jack Ryan and Shelly Kirkconnell +138; Cheryl Campbell and Ken Moran + 129; George Love and Paul Nigh +115; Don Nolan and Joyce Mar- cuccio +100; Chris McFarlane and Ken Moran + 56; Pat Nolan and Johanna Goodman +45 and Carol Johnston and Gloria Love +21. 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