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The Huron Expositor, 1994-01-05, Page 96 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR. January 5, 1994 Sports 7 DAVID SCOTT PHOTO SCRAMBLE - There was a lot of action around the Winthrop net at last Wednesday night's ladies broomball game at the Seaforth arena. The Seaforth Parr Line team downed Winthrop 7-1. Parr Line trounces Winthrop DECEMBER 29, 1993 PARR LINE 7 - WINTHROP 1 "Frem" needs little guidance in stormy weather as she scores a hat trick other goals scored by Tanya Eckert, Heidi Elliott and Cathy Innes, great passes by Suie, Bobber and Kuss. Winthrop score on Normy as she leaps, tips ball to the wrong player and Stella says "Thanks" and passes ball directly over to Donna for a superb goal. (Shelly two brooms are not allowed at once). SOCIALITES 0 - PERTH 0 Goal posts, cross bars rang at both ends, even in overtime. PARR LINE 3 - ROYALS 0 For Parr Line Mike Ryan and Denis Dolmage take the credit for goal scoring, defensive help from Adrian Salverda. Roy the stand out goalie and Ed Salverda. DECEMBER 30, 1993 DUMPERS 3 - GRADS 2 Grads hustled and came up with two quick goals by Tony Van Denhuevel and Martin Wynja, assisted by Chris Goris. Dumpers barely take the lead as goals were done by Bill Dale, John Cairns and spry Dale Kennedy, clean up from Steve Eckert Jr., Ron Pryce. EASY RIDERS 2 - KNIGHTS 1 The lone goal forAPic hts scored by Steve Van Dyke, with a little help from Larry Baer and Larry Bertens. Riders have one line that did the scoring, who are Rob McGregor, Darrel Eckert, Terry Morey and Joe Vink. WINTHROP 2 - RAIDERS 0 Winthrop was credited for two goals, by Jerry Bremner and Dave Soontiens, delivery came from Brett Lee and Steve Knight. The Raiders got robbed everytime as the oppos- ing goals go in off of the Raiders themselves. In Broomball on January 5, 1994 at 9 p.m. - Winthrop vs Perth; 9:50 p.m. - Parr Line vs Socialites; 10:40 p.m. - Winthrop vs Red Rustlers. In Broomball on January 6, 1994 at 9 p.m. - Grads vs Knights; 9:50 p.m. - Dumpers vs Raiders; 10:40 p.m. - Easy Riders vs Royals. Parr Line sits out. PeeWees win consolation at Silver Stick The Seaforth Peewee I hockey team became the `B' Consolation Winners -at the Watford Silverstick Tournament on December 23, after losing their first game to Kingsville and winning the other three games against Ridgetown 3-1, Petrolia 4-2 and Dresden 4-3. The Ridgetown game on Monday, Dec. 20 remained scoreless until the middle of the second period. Tim Sills, assisted by Mike Murray and Ryan Van Dooren, scored first, followed by Scott Van Dooren who picked up a pass from Scott Henderson Ridgetown then scored but J.D. Nolan, assisted by Jason Hulley and Scott Henderson, made Seaforth's win a sure thing. On December 22 they played Dresden who got two goals in the first period Seaforth however, controlled period two when they scored three goals. Ben. Murray assisted Scott Van Dooren, S. Van Dooren and Mike Murray assisted Scott Henderson, and S. Henderson and M. Murray assisted J.D. Nolan. Dresden scored again in the third and a sudden death overtime period was played, with Derek Nesbitt scoring the winning goal on a pass in front of Tim Sills. The final game was against Petrolia on December 23. Petrolia scored first, followed shortly by a goal scored by Scott Henderson who picked up the puck from Ben Murray. Other goals that period were scored by Henderson assisted by M. Murray, and Derek Nesbitt assisted by Jason Hulley and Tim Sills. Sills then scored the fourth goal assisted by D. Nesbitt. Petrolia scored twice more in that game but Seaforth hung onto win the game. League play continued on Decem- ber 28 in Mitchell where Seaforth lost 3-1 with two goals disallowed. Numeroys penalties were handed out to,aforth but the Peewees did an excellent job of penalty killing. Scott Van Dooren scored, assisted by Scott Henderson and J.D. Nolan. Scott Henderson put in the two disallowed goals. Seaforth Tykes strong opponents During the holidays the Seaforth Tykes played two games against a vastly improved Zurich WOAA squad and the tough Bayfield Tykes. The Tykes lost these two games but with a lucky a bounce at the right time could easily have become the victors. ZURICH 4 - SEAFORTH 3 The Tykes ran into some hot goaltending in this game. Seaforth tied it 1-1 on a goal by Callahan O'Reilly assisted by Brendan Murray. Zurich was able to muster a 4-1 lead. With less then 5 minutes to play Tyler Elligsen scored two quick goals within a minute of each other. The first goal was unassisted and the second goal chew an assist from David Verbeme. With a couple of minutes to play Seaforth pulled their goalie and swarmed the Zurich goal for the equalizer. After several glorious chances, the buzzer went and the only thing that stopped the Tykes in this game was Father time. BAYFIELD 4 - SEAFORTH 2 The Tykes played another tough game against the one-man wrecking crew of Kyle Courtney and the Bayfield Tykes on January 2. Bradley Henderson opened the scoring for Seaforth with a blazing wristshot over tPk Bayfield goalie's shoulder. Assists on the play went to Callahan O'Reilly and Brendan Seaforth Midgets win In the week following Christmas, the Seaforth Midgets did anything but sit complacently and take it easy. The Midgets spent their holidays in a tournament hosted by Tillsonburg. The tournament guaranteed five games in three days against some very challenging opponents. The size of Seaforth's minor hockey system is rated "CC" and this tournament was designed for teams from "A" rated areas. Each team will play five games, once against each of the other five teams. MIDGETS 3 - TILLSONBURG 0 Tuesday saw Seaforth play two games, the first against the hosts of the tournament, Tillsonburg. With only three ten-minute periods to play, early leads were important and Seaforth took the initiative halfway through the first period. Jason Murray broke in on the Tillsonburg goal often beating the defence and dished a pass to Brad Moore who one -timed the puck into an open net. Murray then decided to get a goal himself and after a Seaforth penalty, Murray once again scorched the Tillsonburg defence to notch a short-handed tally. Seaforth made it 3-0 late in the game when Steve Mclnally scored on a breakaway after bulling his way through three defenders. MIDGETS 5 - ESSEX 1 The second game of the day proved to a little tougher when Seaforth met Essex. A slow start by Seaforth and tenacious forechecking by their opponents *ave Essex a lead with 4:04 remaining in the first period. Before the opening period was out, however, Jason Murray pulled Seaforth even. The goal inspired Seaforth and just 19 seconds into the next period Steve McInally buried what was to be the winner. Mclnally and Murray added one more each and Brad Moore scored late in the game to make the final 5-1. Adam Afar stopped a breakaway at a crucial part of the game and made several other key stops to help preserve the win. MIDGETS 5 - HARROW 0 Wednesday had only one game for Seaforth and it was against Harrow/South Colchester. Seaforth opened the scoring when Jason Murray notched his fourth goal of the tournament. Brad Moore scored on a two -men advantage earlp in the second. Then Steve McInally scored a pair in the third to put Seaforth up by four. Mike Hugill lofted a backhand late in the game to make it 5-0 for Seaforth. This game marked the fourth shutout for Chad Lamont in four starts, a very impressive statistic. STONEY CREEK 2 MIDGETS 1 Thursday was the day the two undefeated teams met. Stoney Creek had an identical record and the winner was virtually guaranteed the gold. Stoney Creek scored very early in the first, then again early in the second to take a commanding 2- 0 lead. Seaforth pulled within one before the end of the middle period when Steve McInally took a pass from Wayne Schoonderwoerd and Murray. Displaying their best team effort todate, and led by the defens- ive corps of Adam Broome, Brittany Wiebans, Ryan Nurse, McKenzie Fisher and Stephed Medd coupled with the spectacular goaltending of Matt Dalton Seaforth kept the powerful Bayfield squad off the scoresh`dCt. However, Courtney, doing his best "Wayne Gretzky" impression put Bayfield ahead with two solo breakaway efforts. The boys came back on a goal by David Verbeme, assisted by Bradley Henderson to knot the score at two apiece to set up a dramatic finish. With grit and deter- mination the Seaforth team buzzed around the Bayfield net with Matt Carnochan and David Verbeme silver nearly ripped a hole in the back of the net. The third period was end- to-end, fast paced, exciting hockey. Seaforth missed countless opportunities to even the score and in the end Stoney Creek was on top. Adam Agar played a great game in goal, stopping many Stoney Creek shots that could have and maybe should have been goals. MIDGETS 4 - BRACEBRIDGE 1 With a virtual lock on silver and an outside chance at gold, Seaforth had one game left to play and that was against the 1-3 Bracebridge team. A slow start left Seaforth behind after one period of play by a goal. The Midgets took control early in the second and scored twice. Seaforth added another pair in the final period to end the game 4-1. Stoney Creek won their final game so Seaforth went home with silver. ON TAP...This weekend Seaforth travels to Sarnia where lite Silver Suck Finals are held, a tournament held exclusively for the regional Silver Stick Champions. Novices defeat Brussels The Seaforth Novice I's hockey team had three games over the holiday -season, winning one, losing one and one was stormed out. In an exhibition game against Brussels the Novices produced what Pat Burns is looking for - scoring throughout the line-up. In the 5-2 victory, Jason Denys fed Joey Nesbitt who threaded a shot from the point for Seaforth's first goal. The lead was increased to 2-0 as Nick Elligsen converted a pass from Kyle Devereaux. Billy Gridzak notched his fh'st of the season after Mike Del Vecchio found him alone in front of the net and then Devereaux and Elligsen combined again, with Devereaux scoring to build Seaforth's lead to 4-0: Mid- way through the third )period Steve Carnochan fed rightwinger, Jason Denys, for the fifth goal of a well- earned victory against a tough Brus- sels squad. It looked like a different team showed up for a league game against Mitchell the next night. Mitchell is probably the class of the league and when the Seaforth squad is playing its best it can give Mitchell a real test, as an earlier 2- 1 defeat of Mitchell demonstrates. However, the Seaforth boys were not at their best as Mitchell pounded our Novices 8-2. Nick Elligsen scored Seaforth's first goal on a long shot and then Elligsen cotnbined with Gridzak to set up Kyle Devereaux who notched the other Seaforth tally. The Novices practice at the reg- ular time Wednesday and then host Goderich at 6:30 on Thursday, Jan. 6. k /A 1,-- -a missing very close opportunities. Courtney picked up the puck and scored again with less than four minutes to go to put Bayfield in the lead with another patented solo rush down the length of the ice. To put the icing on the cake Courtney scored his fourth of the contest to salt the game away and rally the final score Bayfield 4, Seaforth 2. The Seaforth squad played deter- mined, team - oriented, positional hockey in both games and must be congratulated for their good work. However, the major part -of the schedule lies ahead and these lucky bounces tend to even themselves out. 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