The Goderich Signal-Star, 2009-11-18, Page 35Midget Sailorettes beat first -place Rams
The Goderich Midget Sailorettes
won a 3-0 major victoryover the
top-ranked Mount Forest Rams
Sunday night in Mount Forest.
In three close -played periods, the
Sailorettes managed to withstand
the Mount Forest offence and score
three unanswered goals. With As-
sistance from Jacqueline Martin
and Taylor Pritchard, Rachel Sow-
erby scored the first Goderich goal,
which also proved to be the game
winner.
In a shot from the slot, Kelsa
Curran fired the puck between the
Mount Forest goaltender's pads and
scored the second Sailorette goal.
With less than a minute of play
in the third period, the Sailorette
were outnumbered six skaters t
three, Emily Gordon scored a stun
ning short-handed goal on Moun
Forest's open net.
Quick -acting defensive wor
from Laura Smith and Kristen Mc
Coll, allowed Jessica Yates to e.
the shut out.
Bantam Sailorettes go to town on Wildcats
The Goderich Bantam Knights of
Colombus Sailorettes stopped Wilmot
in their tracks on October 22 with a
6-4 win. Candace Cunningham was
on a roll with two goals and an assist.
Kate-lynn Skinner, Jordan McWhin-
ney, Jessica Hastie and Hailey McIn-
tyre each added goals with Hastie,
Skinner, McIntyre, Jessica Thompson
and Maddie Melady earning the as-
sists.
It was then back-to-back games
against the Tillsonburg Lightning
where the Goderich girls dominated
play and picked up two more wins.
The team then fought hard against Mt.
Forest but came out with a 3-0 loss.
On Nov 7, it was off to play the
Woolwich Wildcats and the girls man-
age to rack up another win. Samantha
Hodges started off the scoring for
Goderich and Hailey Bakker tipped
one in to make them down by one goal
at the end of the first period.
The Sailoretttes then went to town
on the Wildcats with Bakker, Taylor
Hulley, Jennifer Baer and McIntryre
beating the Wildcat netminder to take
the 6-3 victory. Goderich netminder
Lauren German made some key saves
in an exhibition game against Kin-
cardine. Final score was 3-1 for Kin-
cardine with Baer digging in to pass
the puck out to McWhinney and Aja
Hogan -Cann who combined efforts to
sneak it past the goalie.
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