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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-03-29, Page 8BA — THE HURON EXPOSITOR. MARCH 29 1989 THIS I,E IN Bantams win OMH The Seaforth Bantams have won the OMHA semi-finals against Dresden in three games straight. The boys won game two in Seaforth on Tuesday night 7-4. Seaforth struck early in the first period with a goal by Jason Muir assisted by Ted Sills and Jason McNichol. Three minutes later Ted Sills scored Seaforth's second goal assisted by Jason McNichol. In the last two minutes of the period Jason McNichol scored to put Seaforth ahead by three goals In the second period Dresden came back to tie the score. Shane Cooper assisted by Jason McNichol put Seaforth ahead once again but Dresden bed the game up again before the end of the second period. However, period three was all Seaforth's game, Jason McNichol scored unassisted at the four minute mark. Moments later, Jeff Weber's brilliant play in goal stopped e Dresden three man break away and gave Seaforth the incentive they needed. They never looked back. Kevin McLlwam scored twice in the last four minutes of play. Steve Papple assisted on the first goal and the se- cond was into the open net The team won the third game Friday night 6-0. Kevin McLtwam got the first goal of the garne assisted by Doug Campbell and Brad Schroeder In the second period, three goals were scored within two minutes. Ted Sills scored. assisted by Brent van den Akker and Jason McNichol. Jason McNichol assisted by Ted Sills and Brent van den Akker, scored a minute and 30 seconds later and after 20 more seconds Steve Papple scored assisted by Kevin McLlwam.and Jason Muir Semi-hen-ais three In the third period Brent vF den Akker. assisted by Jason McNichol and Tea Sit'. scored the fifth goal of the night. 'led Sue out-manouevered the Dresden defence and goalie to put the puck in the net unassiste, Seaforth's shutout goes to Brian Melad7 'rho. n • a, between Seaforth nr' fir -.� game was in Oak ght, but results of that . + at press flee r a e h r ' in Resin March s, begutnm rr CONVERGE ON NET - This Dresden player converges on the Seatorth net in Bantam OMHA playoff action in Seaforth Friday night. The Seatorth Bantams won this game. and subsequently the series against Dresden. and qualified to, the final round Mcllwraith photo A MINOR DISTRACTION in front of the Seaforth net, does little to unnerve the goaltender, in this OMHA semi-final playoff game, pe - ung Seatorth against Dresden. The Seatorth netmtnder, seems able td ignore the skirmish in front of him, and concentrates on the Dresden player with' the puce, Seatorth won this contest, and the series against Dresden, ano will now compete,in the OMHA finals. 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It allows us to use equipment and techniques that an on-site builder could only dream about What it all adds up to is a super energy -efficient, custom ,designed home with a full basement, on your lot in just a few short months. It's never .late, always top quality and on budget to the penny WE DELIVERMORET A IVJLIS MISES i 4,x\06 e win WOAA championship The Seaforth Novice hockey team has won the Western Ontario Athletic Association (WOAAI Championship. The tearr won the title after three straight wins over Durham. On March 24, the Durham Novice team came to Seaforth to play the second game in the bestof-five playoff series against the ,,,nal Novice team. The Seaforth boys had already won one eame and were hoping to be the WOAA Novice champion- before Easter. Durham ctaried the senrir, in the first period but Seaforth tie( a up after on, minute r f nia' in the s, rind period. Scott Hendersor passed the puck up to Mark Var. Dooren who was able to get away from his check, get a shot on the net, and put it into the top right corner. However, Durham scored twice more m the second period to take a 3-1 lead. Seaforth had to come from behind again but as usual was determined to pull it off. Halfway through the third period, Mark Van Dooren passed to Jered Munro who poked the next goal in. Mark scored the third goal from right in front of the goalie just before he was pulled down. The score at the end of regulation time was Durham 3 Seaforth 3. A 10 minute 'overtime period started im- mediately and after only one and a half minutes, Derek Smith passed the puck up to Mark Van Dooren who took off on a breakaway, waited until the goalie went down, and slid it in around him. With three and a half minutes left to play in the over- time period, Derek Smith took a pass from Brandon Nash and popped it into the net. The final score was Seaforth 5 Durham 3. Charles Robertson played a strong game in goal. The neat day, Durham came to town again for what proved to be a very exciting game with a tension -filled third period. Ben. Murray poked in the first goal assisted by Michael Mullin and Bruce Griffin, On the next goal, Jered Munro aimed a hard shot at the net and Rob Craig tipped it in. Seafortt was leading 2-0 after one period Only one goal was scored in the seconr, period. Mark Van Dooren had a breakaway from his blue line and took the puck in alone and scored. For the first time in the series, Seaforth had a comfortable lead Seaforth started the scoring in the last period. The team was putting the pressure on the Durham goalie but couldn't get one in the net. Finally, the puck came out loose to Mark Van Dooren who shot high and scored Assists went to Scott Van Dooren and Jered Munro. The score was Seaforth 4 Durham 0 At the 9:57 mark of the third perioc Durham scored a power play goal that sparked their team and their fans. In the next minute of play they managed to get two more goals past the defense and goaltender Charles Robertson. There were still nine minutes to play and Seaforth now had only a one goal lead. There was lots of action, pass- ing and checking but the Seaforth team was able to defeat the Durham boys even when they pulled their goalie for the last minute of play. The final score was Seatorth 4 Durham 3. 'This win gave the Seaforth team the WOAA Novice Championship. Mark Var, Dooren, captain of the Seaforth team. was presented the trophy and the team did a vic- tory skate around the arena Tweens wiry Huron -Perth title The Seaforth Tweens finished their regular season play by winning the Huron—Perth League Championship. This was the second year in a row the Tweens have won the championship. and they did so by defeating Mitchell two games straight. The first game with Mitchell was played in Seaforth on March 19. Mitchell started out strong by scoring a quick goal with only 30 seconds gone in the period. Seaforth re- bounded on a goal scored by Cheryl McLI- wain assisted by Kim Rau. From then on.the score see -sawed back and • forth until the 1:31 mark of the second period when Kim Rau scored from the circle to put Seaforth ahead by one. The Tweens hung on to their one goal lead to win 4-3. Cheryl McLiwain added the second goal of the game assisted by Kim Rau and Rau add- ed the third goal assisted by McLiwain..An- drea ,Gingerich played well in net, and all other players also played well. In the second game which was played in Mitchell on March 21, the Tweens were keen to put Mitchell out and did so by winning 4-1 Andrea Gingerich played an excellent game in net by stopping a lot of Mitchell', shots. At the end of the first period Seaforth was in the lead 2-1. In the second Seatorth over- powered Mitchel: by scoring twr unanswered goals. Kin. Rau scored three goals in this game and Chert'. McLlwair scored one Robyn Carnochan hao twr assists. Katie Craig - 1 and JIL Wooc Congratulations to all girls for games wel played. Team members are: Jill Wood. Andrea Gingerich, Kim Rau, Jodie Hugill. Tricia Smith, Carrie McLlwain, Julie Carter Cheryl McLlwain, Katie Craig. Robyn Car- nochan, Janice Rodney, Kris Gemmell anc Crista Clark. Doach is Marg Dale. assistant coach Julie Kinsman, manager. Lois McLlwarr; and trainer, Tammy Nash • This weekend the Tweens end their seasor, by going to the, Western Regional • "C" Finalist Tournament which is hosted by Chatham. The Tweens play their games in' Glencoe. Good luck to all and bring home the gold medal again. Big Es come up with . big win For the second week in a row. the Big E's have come up with a big wm, deteatmg the Wanderers 3 to 1. John Aubin was the leader for the Big E's as he threw a power game of 271,183 and 177 for 631. Erich Matzold rolled along as he had scores of 239, 217 and 149 for 605. Jon Knight started slow but when he got going he never looked back as he shot 103, 210 and 278 for 591. Doug Vock led the Wanderers as he scat- tered the pins to the count of 303, 233 and 179 for 710. Doug Procter had a fair night as he bowled totals of 251,197 and 156 for 604. Gary Bedard had an uphill battle but by the end of the night the pins started to fall for counts of 236, 182 and 168 for 586. The Aces did it again as they defeated the second place Bowl Shippers by the score of 3 to 1. Mike Meidinger led the Aces hitting for games of 238, 213 and 163 for 614. Deb Hoekstra came out of nowhere to knock the pins down to the count of 204, 199 and 124 for 527. Janet Moody had three fine games roll- ing 200, 170 and 154 for 524. Don Deighton was the leader for the Bowl Shippers as he shattered the pins to scores of 295, 204 and 190 for 689. Mel Merriam still knows how to throw a ball as he bad totals of 214, 168 and 158 for 540. 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