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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-04-04, Page 1212 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL 4, 1990 THIS WEEK IN Peewee "CC" finish number one in province • from page 1 open at the point, and set him up with a clear shot at Parry Sound's net. A breakaway at the four minute mark almost put Parry Sound in the lead, except for the quick pad save of the Seaforth goalie. The minutes ticked away in the first period, but both Parry Sound and Seaforth pack- ed in plenty of action in this time. With the puck in Parry Sound's end, Jeff Flanagan passed the puck to Schoonderw.oerd, who set up Janne McNichol for Seaforth's se- cond goal. McNichol blew the puck from the top of the circle past the Parry Sound goalie. Schoonderwoerd was again a thorn in Parry Sound's side when he blew the puck through the legs of the screened goalie and saw it stop In the net. Joe Mur- ray and Mike Weber set him up. With 49 seconds left in the period Parry Sound came back and deked Seaforth's goalie to score their second goal and show the fans why they were finalists in All Ontario too. Seaforth stretched the lead to 4-2 at the 14:26 mark of the second when Schoonder- woerd again set up Mike Devereaux, who drew the Parry Sound goalie out of posi- tion and passed the puck to Boyd Devereaux, who flipped in Seaforth's fourth goal. Mike Weber heard his hard shot ring off a goal post seconds later and rebound out to the corner of the ice. Parry Sound came back with the puck, scoring their third goal by blasting it from the slot at the Seaforth goalie. Agar was unable to save the rebound. Mike Watt battled in Parry Sound's end for possession of the puck and was able to set up defenceman Schoonderwoerd's hat trick goal and Seaforth's fifth goal. Schoonderwoerd flipped the puck high in the air and had it land right where It counted - behind the Parry Sound goalie. Mike Watt kept the Parry Sound goalie on his toes when he blasted a shot at point blank range at the net. The Parry Sound goalie covered up, and the rebound was lost in a tangle of players' bodies and feet. With a penalty called on Seaforth, tough "It was a season many hockey fans will remember..." checking by Mike Hugill and Mike Moylan stymied any chance Parry Soundhad to capitalize on their powerplay. Defeneeman Brad Moore's hard shot from the point re- bounded out to Mike Devereaux who end- ed the period by blasting the puck at the Parry Sound netminder. A quick glove save, however, kept the score at 5-3 for Seaforth. At the 13:39 mark of the third period the determination of Mike Devereaux shone through, when he chalked up Seaforth's sixth goal, set up by Boyd Devereaux and Schoonderwoerd. Parry Sound had a close scoring chance when they tried jamming the puck in the corner of the Seaforth net, but Agar gave them no room. Mike Watt won the puck from the face-off and gave Mike Weber the room to break over Parry Sound's blue line and deke the goalie for Seaforth's seventh and final goal. Parry Sound increased the pressure in Seaforth's end and was able to pump in their fourth goal off a rebound. Schoonderwoerd broke up a potential breakway at the 9:41 mark of the third on a powerplay by Parry Sound. The hard shot let go by the Parry Sound player at the blue line was smothered by the Seaforth goalie. Steve Mclnally rushed back and skated a Parry Sound player off the puck when he got a lead pass and broke in towards Seaforth's net. Goalie Chad Lamont, finishing off the game in net for Seaforth, made a quick skate save on the last big channce Parry Sound had In this third and final game. It was a season that many hockey players and fans will remember. With the team plagued with injuries throughout the season, each and every player had to come forth with great determination and effort to make this the championship team that it is. Coaches BW Weber and Jim Moore are to be congratulated for guiding this team through this truly successful season of hockey. Congratulations to all members of this All Ontario Chamionship team - the Seaforth Peewee "CC"s. CAPPING THE SEASON with the O.M.H.A. Championship, PeeWee 'CC' players rush to the Ice after defeating Parry Sound in game three of the final series Satur- day night. Elliott photo. A WORSE PLACE TO BE than the Seaforth net was the Parry Sound goal, as Seaforth Legion PeeWees pounded in goal aftergoal photo.o capture the title on Saturday night. Elliott TOUGH PLACE TO BE - The Seaforth net was not an enviable place .to be on Saturday night, as the Parry Sound PeeWees AsY*40'# A. Co*: Ai via did all they could to wrest the O.M.H.A. title from the Seaforth Legion team. Elliott photo. OW DOES T IS WORK AGAIN? IT'S EASY! DOWN BUT NOT OUT - A Parry Sound PeeWee player gets caught in a tangle of Seaforth opponents during Saturday night's final O.M.H.A. game. Elliott photo. •Do you have papers, orders, documents, that have to be In Toronto, Vancouver, New York, Los Angeles, Paris, Rome, or Listowel today? Right nowt •Ever faced with deadlines? MEET THEM WITH FAX Instant Document Transmission The Huron Expositor has a FAX machine In our office that lets you contact any other FAX machine In the world ... Instantly. The Expositor offers you the service of the FAX for $4.00 for the first printed 81/2 " x 11" sheet and $1.00 for each additional 81/2" x 11" sheet for transmission to Canada or the continental U.S. For transmissions to machines outside that area, or for sheets larger than 81" x 11", call for details. 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