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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-01-10, Page 7Novice 2 ringette team gains tie The Seaforth Novice Ringette team end- ed 1989 and started 1990 with exciting victories. The Seaforth Novice 2 Ringette team. gained a tie for first place on December 23, by defeating Goderich 8.7 in a fast - paced game that kept the fans on the edges of their seats until the final buzzer. Goderich took the early lead but Denise O'Reilly tied the game on a pass from Michele Tyndall. Goderiwh went ahead 2-1 but Seaforth fought back with goals from Michele Tyndall and two from Melissa Robertson to lead 4-3 at the end of the first period. In the second period the Seaforth girls started strong as Denise O'Reilly scored again and Melissa Robertson added another. This gave Seaforth a 6-3 lead but Goderich didn't guit, scoring two goals off their own to close the gap to 6-5. In an ex- citing final minute off play four goals were scored, two by each team. Melissa Robert- son scored her fourth goal and Michele Tyndall fired the winner with only 34 seconds left in the game. On Sunday, January 7, the girls fought back from a 3-0 deficit to defeat Exeter 7-5. By the end of the first period, Cathy Coyne and Melissa Robertson had reduced Exeter's lead to 3-2 and then the girls real- ly went to work in the second! Melissa Robertson scored three more times and assisted on goals by Kendall Schenck and Tricia Jansen to sew up another win. Defensive players Julie -Ann Crowley, Kim Devereaux, Cheryl Workman and Melissa Etue, as well as goalie Karen Delvecchio contributed to a fine Seaforth victory. Seaforth Atoms record 10-0 -victory On Saturday, January 6, the Seaforth ATOMS hosted Wingham in a regular season game. The boys came out with lots of vim and vigor. Excellent passing and well set up plays led the boys to a 10-0 victory. Scoring for the Seaforth "GREEN MACHINES" were Jered Munroe (4), Shaun Anstett (3), and Chris Marion, Josh Dietz and Jason Smith each with one. Assists were credited to Shaun Anstett (3), Jason Smith (2), Chris Marion (2), Josh Dietz (2), Pat Coyne (1), Rob Craig (1), Pat Gridzak (1), and Jered Munore (1). Sharing the shutout were Scott Wood and Charles Robertson. The Atoms' next game is scheduled for Saturday, January 13 at 5 p.m. On Tuesday, January 2, the Seaforth ATOM team played against Mitchell for their first home game in 1990. Mitchell opened the scoring in the first period, but Seaforth wasn't about to let them lead for very long. Mark VanDooren picked up a pass from Jason Smith and the game was tied 1-1. The second period of the game saw lots of action. Mitchell netted two more goals, while Seaforth„popped in threejcorers for the home team ''were Mart Van Dooren, Shaun Anstett and Jason Smith. Assisting were Chris Marion (2) and Brent Hulley. Mitchell came out in the thrid period looking to even the score. Jason Smith put a stop to their plans by adding the fifth goal for Seaforth. Chris Marion and Rob- bie Craig assisted. SCORE `l OARD THE FIURQ(+9 EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 10. 1990 7r4.:, iNN ,'of ardor Of E40.. 'URC ,R +le.'lslfl 001b I rR, C.Hnto T ea 1.1rikin i r Aubirlt. , Start; Your Clew ear Right ., WITH NOBEL SANITATION RPCYCLABLES PICK=UP WITH GARBAGE Call 527-1095 For Details NOW AVAILABLE STEEL BINS FOR COMMERCIAL USE COMMERCIAL BOWLING LEAGUE TEAM STANDINGS Heavy Chev'y's - 51 pts; G.T.O's - 28 pts; Corvettes - 26 pts; Gordobas - 21 pts. MEN High Single - - Cor De Corte - 272; High Triple - Cor De Corte - 677; High Average - - Cor De Corte - 237. LADIES High Single - Marg Hunt - 230; High Tri- ple - Heather Benneweis - 546; High Average - Carol Johnston - 201. DECEMBER 21 MEN High Single - Martin Van Bakel - 272; High Triple - Cor De Corte - 677; High Average - Cor De Corte - 238. LADIES High Single - Heather Benneweis - 239; High Triple - Carol Johnston - 547; High Average - Carol Johnston - 203. YBC LEAGUE STANDINGS Powers of Pain, 38; Blue Jays, 41; Demolitions, 55; Heros, 40; Starlight Lane Champs, 60 and Ghostbusters, 21. WEEKLY HIGH SINGLE Julie Harris, 140; Taum Bannon, 151, Chris Hoffman, 150 and Chris Morrison, 122. SEASONAL HIGH SINGLE Anette Haney, 192; Amanda Manuel, 183; Julie Harris, 140; Chris Hoffman, 193; Taum Bannon, 171; and Tim McNaughton, 161. WEEKLY HIGH TRIPLE Julie Harris, 308; Taum Bannon, 406; Chris Hoffman, 376 and Chris Morrison, 341. SEASONAL HIGH TRIPLE Amanda Manuel, 482; Anette Haney, 432, Julie Harris, 308; Chris Hoffman, 502; Taum Bannon, 406; and Tim McNaughton, 376. YBC WEDNESDAY NIGHT Test Pattern, 47; Demolishers, 41; Flint - stones, 40 and My Team, 53. WEEKLY HIGH SINGLE Anglie Jervis, 196; Judy Horne, (Sr.) 192; Yvette Haney, 140; Kevin McDonald, 223; Rob Holmes (Sr.), 220; Luke McMillan, 197. SEASONAL HIGH SINGLE Angie Jervis, 196; Judy Horne (Sr.),192; Tonya Boniface, 190; Rob Holmes (Sr.), 300; Chris Bach, 244; and Luke McMillan, 233. WEEKLY HIGH TRIPLE Angie Jervis, 447; Judy Horne (Sr.), 432; Yvette Haney, 361; Rob Holmes (Sr.), 561; Kevin McDonald, 517, and Craig Harris, 501. SEASONAL HIGH TRIPLE Angie Jervis 447; Tonya Boniface, 443; Judy Horne (Sr.), 432; Rob Holmes (Sr.), 707; Luke McMillan, 557; and Chris Bach, 543. THE SEAFORTH PEEWEES narrowly got by rival Listowel at the Championship. Corbett photo. Goderich Legion Peewee tournament Saturday, to win the "A" Peewees win Legion tourney, Silver The Seaforth PeeWee "CCs" found out the weekend after Christmas that 'all that glitters is not gold' when they won the Watford Silver Stick, advancing them to the International Silver Stick in Port Huron, January 11-14. The Watford tourna- ment was a gruelling one - games each day for five days, poor weather for driv- ing and the indigestion of Christmas past. The first game was Wednesday, December 27 against Ridgetown. It was a morning of late waivers, . rotten weather and the 'can 1 get back into hockey -blues?' Fireball Mike Weber got the hat trick in this game, with Boyd Devereaux corning close behind with two goals. Mike Moylan, Jamie McNichol and Wayne Schoonder- woerd all were credited with assists. Seaforth won 5 - 2 and got to return the next day. GAME TWO Thursday the boys pulled the 8: l p.m. time slot and had a chance to rest up. Parkhill came out strong and scored the first goal at the one minute mark of the first period with a fluke shot from the cor- ner that caught the goalie's stick and slid under him. Soon afterward Brad Moore got the puck from the face-off and carried it to the point and sent in a hard shot to test Parkhill's goalie. The defence for Parkhill Belles wi ,. do On Sunday, January 7 the Seaforth Belles displayed some fine ringette skills, as they thumped Exeter and Clinton in a doubleheader. The first game was at 3:30 p.m. in Clin- ton. The girls were hot to trot and ac- cumulated several goals to beat the fast - learning Clinton team. Sara Teall is quick- ly establishing her position in net and looks very promising. After travelling back to Seaforth they had to engage in putting on the "ole" skates again to face Exeter. The girls were still warmed up and went out on the ice determined to win, and they did so with no trouble at all. covered up any rebound. Jeff Flanagan stopped a perfect set-up by Parkhill when he intercepted a pass in front of Seaforth's net and cleared it over the blue line dur- ing a Parkhill power play. Seaforth final- ly got on the scoreboard when Jamie McNichol, floating in front of net, nipped in a puck after Mike and Boyd Devereaux set up a perfect pass at 1:15 mark of the first. In the second period Steve Maritally blistered in a shot that rebounded off the goalie's chest in front where Mike and Boyd Devereaux scrambled with Parkhill defense to score number two for Seaforth. Seaforth took a 3 - 1 lead when Mike Moylan fought the puck out of the corner and fed Jamie McNichol, who stick handl- ed around the goalie land slipped it in. Later :in the period Scafoitth defense , got. caught up and Parkhill came in on a one and one and beat goaltender Adam Agar to narrow the score to 3 2. Parkhill tied up the score in the first minute of the third period when they flipped in a rebound. The play was intense at this point as everyone knew that the last goal would, ad- vance the winner on. The face-off was in Parkhill's 7nne for the winning go Mike Devereaux won the puck -he passed it to Steve Mclnally at the point wno back- bleheader Goals were accomplished by the usual goalscorers but there were a few that highlighted the day. Tracey Sills moved up to wing and achieved several spectacular goals while still "sometimes" maintaining to stand up. Also Tracy Bennett was struck by a bolt from God and scored some awesome quick goals. Sheri King, Tracy Bisback and of course Jill Betties worked hard in the corners. Lisa Hender- son soon recovered from the weekend's endeavors and helped in leading the squad to victory. Overall the whole team played "mint" and appear to be unbeaten in the New Year. Seaforth Novice win four for four Santa Claus was good to the Seaforth Novice hockey team over the Christmas holidays, as it picked up four wins in four tries and upped its record to a league - leading mark of 11 wins, one loss, and one tie, for 23 points. The first victory came via a 13-0 count in Brussels on December 29, as Scott Van Dooren led the attack with four goals and two assists. Up next was Scott Henderson with two goals and one assist. Ryan Van Dooren and Adam Leonhardt chipped in with two goals each. Adam's goals were the first two of his short novice career, as he continues to improve and gain con- fidence, giving Coach Henderson another offensive threat as the Gold Puck Tourna- ment and playoffs approach. Mark Vock and Sean Ludwig had a goal and an assist each as the score mounted. Jamie Dick got a shift up front late in the game and responded by connecting for his first goal of the season with only 28 seconds remaining. Stephen Phillips en- dured the frozen feet in the Seaforth goal. The next night Mitchell came to town for a game that would decide who stood alone in first place. The game was everything it was hyped to be as it was end-to-end ac- tion with Seaforth's Sean Ludwig and Mit- chell's Jeremy Elliott playing major roles in keeping the nets empty until late in the third period. Jason Hulley and Ben Murray engineered the game's first goal at 8:55 of the third when they set up Scott Hender- son who put the finishing touches on the play with a 10 -foot wrist shot. Two minutes and 30 seconds later Mit- chell's Nick Larsen evened the score and also set up a wild finish. What proved to be the winner came three and a half minutes later following more breathtaking action. This time it was Scott Van Dooren who ended the flurry of action with an unassisted goal with 2:45 left in the game, making in 2-1. Ludwig and Elliott were once again the major principles in keeping the score at 2-1 until the buzzer went, leaving Seaforth alone in first place. The new year arrived and so did Blyth for a Saturday afternoon contest that had all the suspense that the arrival of a new decade also holds. Michael Onsley connected for Blyth in the first period for a 1-0 lead that would stand only until 40 seconds in the middle frame. At that time Scott Van Dooren brought Seaforth even with brother Ryan lending a helping hand. Halfway through the second Scott Van Dooren turned the lead over to Seaforth with Jamie Dick drawing an assist. Late in the second Ryan Van Dooren pounced on a rebound and buried what proved to be the winner. Early in the third Blyth's Amanda Anderson cut Seaforth's lead in half and left them nine minutes to get the equalizer. Up and down, back and forth, constant ac- tion for 8:44 minutes. With only 16 seconds remaining Blyth's number 14 skated down left wing, broke toward the net and let go a wrist shot that ended in the ringing of a goal post. As the puck sprang loose and was steered to the friendly confines of a vacant corner, the timer ticked toward zero, and another Seaforth victory at 3-2. January 7 brought Stephen Township to town and until there were only 12 minutes remaining in the game, Scott Van Dooren owned Seaforth's two goals, while Stephan Township got goals from Jeremy Pickering and Christian Stuckless. In the final 12 minutes the bottom fell out on Stephen Township as Scott Hender- son canned a natural hat trick with J.D. Nolan assisting on all three goals. Scott Van Dooren and Ben Murray each Counted one late in the game to give Seaforth a 7-2 victory and its eleventh win in league play. The Novice hit the road Thursday for Clinton. Game time is 7:15 p.m. :The Novice also have a TBA oh Saturday, January 13 at 4 p.m. in Seaforth, . Stick title handed it at the goal going through for- wards and defense to come to rest behind Parkhill's goalie. Parkhill pulled their goalie in an attempt to tie the score but Seaforth held them off to win 4 - 3 and advance. GAME THREE Forest was next on Seaforth's hit list. Mike and Boyd Devereaux and Mike, Hugill played tic-tac-toe with the puck during the first period and racked up three goals for Seaforth in that time. Brad Moore sent a missle at the Forest goalie early in the se- cond period which dropped in front of the net bug Seaforth couldn't get a stick on it to score. The rest of the period saw some sloppy playing by both teams, but hard work near the end of the second period saw Mike Hugill at the slot, tip in an ex- cellent pass set-up by Mike and - Boyd Devereaux. The third period saw Mike Hugill again receive the puck from Mike and Boyd Devereaux. Then he carried it past the lone defence and picked off the top corner for goal number five. Jainie McNichol did a photocopy of that play when he carried the puck around the � defense to score number six for Seaforth. Forest scored their first goal in the third 1 period when a rebound was slipped past goalie Chad Lamont. Forest scored again during a power play to bring the score to 6 - 2. Boyd Devereaux scored number seven for Seaforth after Mike Devereaux and Mike Hugill fought for the puck in the corner and passed it out so he could pick a hole in the top corner. Mike Weber finished off the scoring for Seaforth with 1 number eight late in the third. 8 - 2 was the score and Seaforth PeeWee "CC" ad- vanced again. GAME FOUR Chatham 2 was the next team to challenge Seaforth using poor coaching strategy. Most of the Chatham team spent their time in the bad boy box for 'check- , ing from behind' penalties. Seaforth played their .type of game and Boya iievereaux started the scoring when he batted the puck to Mike Devereaux who tipped in Turn to page 16A COUNT -DOWN Weight Loss Class announces their New Year's Resolution Special 2 For The Price of 1 Help a friend and yourself keep the commit" men' or just pay half, only '2 00 to join and '5.00 weekly. 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CALL NOW (519) 526-7220 THE HURON -PERTH 4='ikoN - Pe� CATHOLIC SCHOOL BOARD + (PIA y +� KINDERGARTEN v�---� -�, REGISTRATION lr `' 0 °t,c so, infill be held for Regular Kindergarten and French immersion Kindergarten (optional) In order to register for Kindergarten, children must be five (3) years of ape on or before December 31, 1990. Parents aro asked to bring Birth Certificate, Baptismal Certificate and proof of Immunization. It Is advisable that parents contact the school in which you Intend to register your child for en appointment prior to the registration date. Tho registration date and Iocatlon for French Immersion Kindergarten classes will be as follows: St. Aloysius School Mr. Sam Albedo:), Principal 228 Avondale Avenue STRATFORD, Ontario NSA 6N4 271-3636 DATES: January 17, 1990 1:00 P,M.-4:00 P.M. and January 18, 1990 9:00 A.M.-4:00 P.M. The registration date and location for Regular Kindergarten classes will be as follows - St. Colurnban School St. James School Mr. Donald Farwell, Principal Mr. Gary Birmingham, Principal SIR 2 Chalk Street Dublin, Ontario NOK 1E0 Seaforth, Ontario NOK 141/0 345-2086 527-0321 February 6, 1990 February 1, 1990 9:00 A.M.-3:30 P.M. 9:00 A.M.-4:00 P.M. V. McInnes, Chairman of the Board W. Eckert, Director of Education ,A 0 l