The Huron Expositor, 1994-09-21, Page 28SPORTS
DAVID SCOTT PHOTO
AGAINST THE BOARDS - A member of the Seaforth
Centenaires keeps a Thamesford Trojan against the boards in a
fight for the puck at Friday night's pre -season exhibition game at
the Seaforth Community Centre.
Seaforth Junior team
prepared for new season
Close, but no cigar!
Last season ended for the
Seaforth Centenaires with an
incredibly gut -wrenching 2-1 Toss in
the fourth overtime of a division
final, the first time they made it to
the Ontario Hockey Association's
Junior 'D' development League's
"final four" in nearly a decade. The
Seaforth juniors finished last season
at .500, in other words with as
many wins as losses, for only the
fourth time in their 20 -year history,
then ran for the roses with a team
record eight -straight playoff wins.
(';This season the Cents hope to
lirove they remain a legitimate
contender and show that finish was
no fluke, but end it all next April
with a win.
It all starts Friday night at 8:30
when the Centenaires host the
Lucan Irish 6 in their Western
Division home opener. Saturday
night Seaforth travels to Mt.
Brydges for a 7:15 game.
"I'm optimistic. We will have an
entertaining team but a young one,"
says head coach Maurice Guy. "The
guys that we have want to play
hockey and are going to show up
every night."
Gone are veteran all-stars Karsten
Carroll and Paul McLlwain, both
now overage, and "the Franchise",
four-year veteran goaltender Dana
Duskocy, now, on a partial baseball
scholarship in Texas. Also not
returning arc winger Jamie Ramer,
at school in Saskatchewan, and
Trevor Smith and Don Rivers, now
also far away at school and unable
to make games and practices.
Sophomores Adam Rogers, Andrew
Scott, Shawn O'Leary and Bcn Sen
were all let go. Joe Murray and
Jamie Redmond did not report.
Ten veterans return: all-round
sparkplug Jason Hayter; defensive
stalwarts Scott Wright, Kalen
Carroll and Jason Bcuttenmilter
(again on a limited basis); and
forwards Jason Dunscith, Steve
Geiger, Josh Little, Chad Papple,
Chad Ramer and Ted Sills. Sills is
the team's only overager and his
status later in the season is a ques-
tion mark, depending on where he
ends up working. He may be head-
ing out to the Canadian west also.
Ramer is recovering from breaking
the same ankle twice this summer
and probably won't see any action
until the middle of November. Both
Dunseith and Little parted ways
with the Centenaires last season.
Both have returned to play this pre-
season and may become valuable
assets. Dunscith was Scaforth's
leading scorer two seasons ago.
Fifteen newcomers will don the
green this season, although it's
stretching a description to call some
of them rookies. Both Tadd Papple
and Jason Cook are 20 -year-old
forwards from Goderich who did
not play last season. Defenceman
Greg Matthison, 18, from Stratford
played for the junior C Woodstock
Navy Vets. Rookies Jason Murray
and Steve Mclnally are both excit-
ing young talents who know where
the net is and join the Cents from
• last season's Seaforth OMHA "CC"
champion midgets. Between them
they tallied about 200 points last
year, approximately -half-of (anti-
goals. Rookie defenceman Jeff
Flanagan was also on that squad
and relishes the hitting, which will
make his adjustment to junior all
that much easier. Two other new-
comers behind the blueline are
Egmondville's Brent Hulley, 16,
and Stratford's Mike Lauwaert, 15,
who toiled for Seaforth bantams
and Waterloo AAA bantams
respectively last season.
Brandon Corriveau, 17, is a feisty
centreman with a wicked shot who
played for the Goderich midgets
last year, as did hefty
winger/defenceman Jeff Volland,
18. Forwards Terry and Tim
Barton, both 18 and from Stratford,
become the second set of twins on
this year's edition of the Centenairs
(the Papple brothers are the other).
Earl Barton, Tim and Terry's dad,
was a member of Seaforth famous
Junior B Baldwins in the early
1950s.
The Centenaires finished the pre-
season with a respectable record of
two wins, two ties and two losses.
But they gave up a total of 40 goals
in those six exhibitions, and unac-
ceptable 6.67 goals per game,
which makes it- difficult 'to- forget
Duskocy who saved the Cent's
bacon many times over the years
and only gave up an average of less
than half that last season.
Centenaires manger Gregor
Campbell thinks he has an answer
by signing goaltender Dave
Nahrgang, 19, from Clinton who
did not play for Seaforth in the pre-
season because he was trying out
with the Stratford Cullitons and
then Western Mustangs. Last year
he played for Clinton's juveniles
and the high school Redmen. "Like
Duskocy but maybe with a little
less of an edge, Dave is a character
guy and an on -ice leader who has
consistently performed well in
pressure situations despite his
slightly unorthodox 'riverboat
gambler's' style' says Campbell.
"He can give you ulcers but the
bottom line is he keeps the puck
out of the net."
The Centenaires have two other
goaltenders on cards; Tim Swan,
17, from Stratford but who played
for the St. Marys midgets last sea-
son, who forced the Seaforth
coaches to sit up and take notice
when he put on a show and only
gave up one goal in half an exhibi-
tion game against the Cullitons a
couple of weeks ago, and import
Judd Leonhardt from Manhicm near
Kitchener, who turned 15 about a
month ago and was a top-rated
prospect at the Billington goalie
school this summer. His dad Brian
grew up in Seaforth.
The Seaforth manager hears Mt.
Brydges has a lot of veterans back,
but figures Port Stanley is the team
to beat in the Western Division this
season, with five 30 -goal scorers in
their lineup, another newcomer
from Junior A. solid goaltending
and an "all -for -one and one -for -all
style of team play that reminds you
of the old Philly Flyers. He also
feels the Exeter Hawks have to be
watched closely "because they
always.had the talent but now they
have the on -ice management to go
with it."
"And you can't forget the
Mitchell Hawks either," he adds,
Aa tv_tt9-time and dcfrnding WA.
tit a they still hold the roses and
the key to those championship
cigars until somebody takes them
away."
Bayfield receives grant
Huron MPP Paul Klopp has
announced that the Village of
Bayfield will receive a grant of
$81,000. The grant from the
Ontario Clean Water Agency -
was announced today. The total
cost of the project is $115,000.
It is for an environmental study
for a communal sanitary sewage
works.
The Village of Bayfield does
not have a communal sewage
collection and treatment
facilities, At present about half
of the individual septic systems
are over 20 years old. Lot
development has been put on
hold because of the lack of
proper sewage treatment
facilities. The study will help
provide safe treatment for the
village and should allow for
further lot development. The
grant is from the Ontario Clean
Water Agency which administers
the Municipal Assistance
Program.
Holly Book
Graduation
Holly has recently
graduated from Waterloo
Lutheran Seminary with a
Masters Degree in
Theological Studies. She is
currently working as a
palliative care chaplain at
Victoria Hospital in
London.
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