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Huron Expositor, 2016-10-05, Page 22 Huron Expositor • Wednesday, October 5, 2016 Minor hockey scores Thursday, September 29, 2016, 8:30 PM, Parkhill 3 3 GAME REPORT Sunday, October 02, 2016, 6:15 PM, Seaforth Arena 4 6 Colin Hartwick rifles a wrist shot to beat Shallow Lake for the Huron East Centenaires. He ended up scoring a Crushers' goaltender to score the first goal of the game hat trick. Score sheet First goal, #11 Coiln Hartwick assisted by #19 Reuben Smith and #17 Mark Vandooren. Second goal, #47 Chris Maton assisted by #91 Scott Henderson and #67 Chris Pfaff. Third goal, #19 Reuben Smith assisted by #89 Chris Corbett and #17 Mark Vandooren. Fourth goal, #11 Colin Hartwick assisted by #19 Reuben Smith and #89 Chris Corbet. Fifth goal, #7 Brendan Merrit assisted by #71 Chett Binning and #9 Josh Gaynor. Sixth goal, #11 Colin Hartwick assisted by #7 Brendon Merritt and #71 Chett Binning. Seventh goal, #71 Chett Binning assisted by #7 Brendan Merrit and #9 Josh Gaynor. Shan • Our: deadline -for the October 12th issue will be _ _ URS 6ii-z i Seaforth == -Iuron Expositor Main Seaforth www:seaforthhuronexpositor.com ndegans©postmedia.com If you have any questions or concerns, please give us a call at -51.9-527-0240 Cents handle business in season home opener Coiln Hartwick puts his team on top with hat trick in the 7-4 win. Shaun Gregory Huron Expositor The Huron East Centenaires put on a clinic during their season opener last Saturday in front of a large hometown crowd, as they steamrolled through the Shallow Lake Crushers. Before the puck dropped, Irelyn St. Onge, dressed in a green Cents jersey put on a stellar display of vocals as the 16 -year-old sang the national anthem. "Seaforth hockey should always start with the St. Onge girls singing, great national anthem," stated in a post from the Centenaires Twitter page. The hard checking from both sides of the ice left the first 20 minutes of the game quite close, but the constant puck control and dumping of the puck from the Cents resulted in a 2-1 lead. As the game progressed, the advan- tage remained rather the same in the second period with a 3-2 lead for the men in green and yellow. The 60 minutes of hockey lived up to its physical expectations as new -to -the -team Danny Bryan dropped the gloves with a husky bodied Shallow Lake player. The end result was a 7-4 win for the Cents. Next for the Cents is a battle in a two - game season series against the Ripley Wolves in a away match October 7 and then they bring it back to their stomping ground of Seaforth at 7:30 p.m. October 15. orb It was more than a physical game when the Huron East Centenaires took on the Shallow Lake Crushers October 1 in Seaforth. The captain of the Huron East Centenaires, Brendan Merrit stands for the national anthem last Saturday.