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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-11-28, Page 11-Sports News Novice ringette team skates to Exeter tournament championship 1 Pik HUiit1N tilc!•'Uba 1 O Nthfehilik.H a. moo- To with In sports yell laded lots wort Asad loam work is just wiliat the Seaforth Novice Rkapette used to win the Novice Divloos of the Exeter Ringatle Tournament last weekend. the coaches were cxxacer ed about having a bunch of sleepy heads as their hands for the 8 a.m. start Saturday morning, but the cram arrived wide awake and road to skate. Kim Devereaux must hove had her "Wheelies" for breakfast u she opened the scoring with an unassisted goal then netted three more before the game ended. Mar- sha Denys t ccived an assist on Kim's second gal, Tricia Jansen passed Kim the ring for the third and Kim lanmau helped on the fourth. Nicole Munro scored one on a Tammy Nash The Raiders played overwhelming broomball as Ray Hinz scrod the first goal with Dave )(tamers the second . Winthrop walked off the ice scoreless. DUMPERS 7 - KNIGHTS I People scoring for the Dumpers were Rick Archamboult, Bob Henderson, Bill Dale, Frank Ver- berne, Steve Echert, Brett Finlayson and Bob McKenzie. The Knight's lone goal was scored by Mark Louwagie assisted by Jody Durand. RED RUSTLERS 2 - ROYALS 3 For the Rustlers scoring came par tram Kaon tiotian0 and tato the gals tried u tee other way armaad with Nicole toadiog Katie whu flq d *e ring into the net. Kant Murray scored Scaturdt' final goat, with the asshrt going to Jenny Dei Vecchia By 9 a.m. the game was ova and Scntforte had wan game one, defeating Dorchester 7 - 3. Game two, against Exeter, was at 7 p.m. Exeter has a s*sung team olienstvely and even stronger an defense. At the end of the fist ELME was leading 6 - 0. period ate outac red Exau 4 - 2 in the second half but it wasn't enough to make up for the six -gal head start. Tricia Jansen netted two gods, the fust from Kim Devereaux and Claire Eckert, the second from ante !'Tolland and Danielle Knitter. Katie Murrayscored Seaforth'$ other two goals, ora imeseeled. with tip floor Chin &keit sod Lai McKay. Because the tournament was a 'round robin', the girls knew *SY would have to win their thud awe to have a chance at the champ! 11 - Cameo throe was another early - bird special, game time 8 a.at. Sunday morning against Landon. Once span the array time seemed to work in the ' favor as they were in defeating Lon - doth 8 - 4. Nicole Munro was top scorer in this game with four gals. Tricia Jansen, Jenny Del Vecchio, Kim Devareaus and Katie Holland each netted one with Katie also earning two areata Other ata west awarded to Marsha Nays, Kane Murray, Km J snail and Danielle )(Omar. Ai the and of round -r bia play, there was a throe -way ue for fiat =Tine fine defensive play of Denys, Andra. , Bronwyn Phillips, Claire Jessie Finlayson, leaenttso Crawley and goahe Sarah Agar Iwo Seaforth the lowest "goals against" and earned then the fust roust to die wort girls! The game of Ringetle differs from hockey in that die nu; carnet be cwried over the blue lune but must be parsed over. The Novice girls passing game really seemed to fan into lace in this Championship game. This is re lected in the 110 1 1 , simnel 01 swiss awarded a shut Nicole Mui* lied the with five gook. the fist frvtats Holland sled Damaoo& Kanner, the second from Tricia Jansen and Kane Murray, the third from Lori McKay and Jenny Del Vecchio, the fourth unasossad, sad fifth from Kauc Murray and 'Uncia Janson, Kiln Devereaux picked up a hat trick with help bun Tricia Janata (2) and Kim Janson. Katie Holland also noueed ane gal, unas- sisted. Goalie Sarah Agar was in =cl- ient form all weekend but played especially well in the championship Goad skating, good pausing, good work, Good Team! Congratulations girls. leads scoring for Youngblood , Queens tie Farmers from Kurt Lindemann and Greg Preszcatorr. Back up help carne for Mike Becker, Ralph Nivins and Paul Hoggarth, The Royals had control of the whole game as Prank Hammer and Pete Klaver did all the scoring. Assists came from Lance Becker and Chuck Dow. The Royals played good broomball. GRADS 3 - EASY RIDERS 3 For the Riders Jeff Allen, Ed Van Miltenburg and Martin Wynja did the scoring with help from Randy Lammerant, Al Wynja, Rob McGregor and Randy Wilson. For the Grads scoring was done by Gary Dill, Tony Van DenHuevel and a she hand swing for Robert Wydeven. Great passes by Jerry Burtch and Frank Van Westeruf. In Mens Broomball November 29 at 8 p.m. Dumpers vs Parr Line; 8:50 p.m. Red Rustlers vs Winthrop; 9:40 p.m. Grads vs Knights; and 10:30 p.m. Easy Riders vs Royals. LADIES BROOMBALL COMMERCIAL 0 Dave Deighton leads bowling team to sweep In Thursday Nighter Bowling this week Dave Deighton led his Rocky Roller team to a seven point sweep of the fust place Simpsons with a 252/628 performance. The Rocky Rollers were the top scoring team for the night. Also bowling well were Doug Vock 217/620, Brian Dale 234/617 and Joanne Knights 204/545. The Simpsons turned in the second worst performance of the night. Top bowler was Doug Proc- ter with 274/641, Dave Moody 237, Sherry Tunney 198 and Gloria Rowsell with 192. Also sweeping the opponent was the Behinders team. It grabbed a share of second place by pounding the Pink Panthers. Top bowler was Karl Teichert with 228/642, Steve Steep 209/596, Mel Merian 190 and Dan Bennewies had a 221 but doesn't want the rest mentioned. The Pink Panthers turned in the poorest performance of the night but had Erich Matzold with 213/612. Doug Leonhardt had a 235 and a triple 300 pins lower than the previous week. In the closest match the Four Plus Two team took five of seven points from the Ninja Turtles. Total pins were only 54 different. T. • shooter was Tom McKay with a 2:: , Janice Leonhardt had 233/569, Gerry Armstrong 218 and Ralph Johnston 205. The Ninja Turtles had a 233/608 performance from Don Deighton, Janet Moody had a 195 and Shelly McKellar added a 194. This week Ninja Turtles vs Pink Panthers, Four Plus Two vs Rocky Rollers and Simpsons vs Behinders. The League wishes John Aubin a speedy recovery from his recent illness. Seaforth Peewees tie Mitchell 7-7 the Seaforth Pee Wees were back on the road again after an unsuc- cessful weekend in the Harriston Tournament. They were on their way back home after being defeated 3 - 1 by Wingham the first game and then 4 - 2 in the second game by the Host Team o the tournament (Harriston-Palmerson-Minto). Tuesday night they travelled to Mitchell and started the scoring three minutes into the game. Jason Henderson put a backhanded shot into the net on a nice pass out of the corner from Mike Hugill. With only one goalie for this game he knew he had to be sharp the whole game and that he was! Chad Lamont played a great game making one save after another to keep this team alive in the fist. There was lots of back and forth action and it wasn't until they were six minutes into the second period that another goal was scored, but this time it was Mitchell's turn. Mitchell scored three unanswered goals therefore ending the second period with a score of 3 - 1 for the home team. It took until the 6:30 mark of the third period for Seaforth to score, but they finally came within one goal of the opposition on a goal by Jason Murray assisted by Steve Mclnally fourty seconds later Mitchell had a two goal lead once again. With only two minutes left in the game and Mitchell leading by two goals, the Seaforth boys YOUNGBLOOD 3 Two goals were scored by Tam- my Nash for youngblood. The third goal came from Pam Carter. Assis- ting these girls were Sandra McInally, Peg Ryan and Brenda Empy. Corrnmercial Ladies played well but could not get goals. PARR UNE 7 - WINTHROP 0 Sandi Fremlin scored three goals, and not far behind was Heidi Elliott with two. Jean Haggiu and Bev Shea scored a goal each. Behind the scene helping were Cheryl Kruse, Norah Eckert, Joan Henderson and Jan Rutledge. W inttuop tried and tried but came up entry handed everytime. QUEENS 0 - JR. FARMERS 0 This is what you would call two well matched teams. These team players and goalies played terrific to keep the low margin score. In Ladies Broomball November 28 at 9 p.m. Parr Line vs Queens: 9:50 p.m. Winthrop vs Commercial and 10:40 p.m. Jr. Farmers vs Perth. J < s 1 t f18 Seatortn Bantams won the G Division Championship et the weren't ready for another loss. At Clinton Bantam Optimist Hockey Tournament, held over the 1:56 Mike Hugill but the puck in past weekend. Accepting the trophy on the team's behalf were the top corner after picking up a (lett to right) Assistant Coach Jim Moore, Team Captain Mike pass at the blue line from Jason Devereaux, Coach Bill Weber. (Gary Haist photo) Henderson. With only one minute of play left in the game Mitchell could taste a victory on home ice but Jason Murray ruined their dreams by scoring the tying goal with 36 seconds left to play. Assists went to Mclnally and McNichol on the points. The final score of this exciting game was 4 - 4 with Chad Lamont playing a super game in net. Both teams spend equal time in the penalty box with seven penalties being called on each. "Good luck" in your next game in Listowel guys! Centenaires tie Bulldogs in game The Seaforth Centenaires went for the net with gusto but left their defence on the bus Saturday night at Mt. Brydges. Fans got their money's worth in action though, as they came back from a late two goal deficit then hit the post at the buzzer in overtime, and a welcome end to a five game tailspin. The weekend points leave Seaforth tied for fourth in the nine team division with 15 points from five wins, three ties and 10 losses, two in overtime. The team travels to Mitchell to play the dreaded Hawks in its next start Friday night at 8:30. "No defence," described Saturday night's shootout according to Seaforth starting goalteender Bill Tremeer. "It was just like tennis." He gave up a soft goal then pulled himself because he wasn't feeling well. Dana Duskocy finished, and gave up a couple of soft ones too. "I played awful," he said later. Centenaire coach Bob Zimmer was more charitable. He says Duskocy expected to backup so wasn't men- tally ready, especially coming in the game so early, barely past the midway point of the fiat period. Blair Beuermann, Kory Dietz and Don Scott, a new face who comes to the Centenaires from Stratford via Woodstock, each scored a pair of goals. Scott was also the shooter who hit the post at the buzzer in OT. Dann Wildfong and Mike Watt added single goals as the two teams were tied 4-4afterthefirst period and 5 - 5 after the second. Seaforth trailed 8 - 6 with 6:58 left to play but Beuermann got one then Scott got the equalizer with 4:14 left in the game. Beuermann also scored throe assists in the game to make it a five point night. and Ted Sills had a pair, with single assists contributed by Steve and Brad Schroeder, Paul McLlwain, Karsten Carroll, Jason Dietz, Wildfong and Watt Watt was in high gear Friday night against Alvinston at the Seaforth, scoring his first hat trick as a Centenaire, and Duskocy was also at his cool and combative best, keeping the score close early, as the locals got the monkey of a five game losing steak off their back with a solid effort. Jason Schoonderwoerd Beuermann and Wildfong also scared for the Cen- tenaires, who trailed 1 - 0 after the first but took a 3 - 1 lead into the final period. Schoondeiwoerd, Jeff Gemmell and Scott each chipped in a couple of assists, while other goals were set up by Kevin McLlwain, Darren Akey, Beuer- mann, Kory Dietz and Watt HOT STOVE LEAGUE: The Centenaires had a total of eight minor penalties in the pair of weekend games. Nothing else...Scou was signed Friday after- noon after Woodstock's junior C team signed a player who had been releawd by Guelph's junior Bs. He is from Stratford and has played for Zim before in that city's minor system...The Centenaires also put Jason Dietz and Akey on cards for five game trial late last week. Dietz, 19, played his minor in Mitchell but played for Seaforth high school last year. He is Schoonderwoerd's roommate at the University of Western Ontario. Akey, 20, is a Centenaire veteran who is going to school at Peterborough this year.... Dave Williams returned to the lineup Saturday after recovering from a knee injury... Wildfong injured his ankle at Mt. Brydges...Do n Brown will he eligible to play Friday night after serving a three game suspen- sion...There will likely be more player movement this week as alt OHA junior teams must give up five playing cards and reduce their rosters to 25 by December 1.. - .Zimmer feels that with the addition of a few local players who are now playing elsewhere or addition of a few local players who are now playing elsewhere or inactive, he could take a run at the champion- ship with this squad..Zimmer went with four lines for the first time this season Saturday...The Centenaires have demonstrated the ability to come back from multi -goal deficits numerous times this season, they don't quit...The Centenaires filed another appeal to the OMPA over Shawn J a c k l i n o n Friday. Tweens defeated 5-3 by Goderich The Seaforth Tweens travelled to Goderich on Sunday, November 25 and were defeated 5 - 3. Things were looking good for Seaforth with a 2 - 0 lead at the start of the dime. 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