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Atoms, bantams and midgets all reach OMHA semi-finals
HOCKEY
OHA JUNIOR
"D"EVELOPMENT LEAGUE
MORENZ DIVISION
Best -of -seven
division final.
(Mar. )O)
Seaforth at EXETER
FUTURE GAMES:
ELL Exeter at SEAFORTH. 8:30
p. m.
Sun: Seaforth at EXETER. 8:30
p.m.
Tug (Mar. 17): Exeter at
SEAFORTH. 8:15 p.nt.
1 f Necessaty
Gm. 5 TBA: at Exeter. either
Wed. Mar. 18 or Thur. Mar. 19.
Fri (Mar. 20): Exeter at
SEAFORTH. 8:30 p.m. •
Sun: Seaforth at EXETER. 8:3(1
p.m.
(Seaforth wins best of seven
semi-final four games to two)
( Mar. 6)
Lucan 3 at SEAFORTH 4
(Mar. 4)
Seaforth 1 at LUCAN 5
• • •
Game 4/Lucan 3 at SEAFORTH 4
Game 3/C4TH 7 at LUCAN 6 (o)l
Game 2/Lucan 3 at SEAFORTH 5
Game 1/Seaforth 5 at LUCAN 7
•••
(Best of seven semifinals)
MORENZ DIVISION
Exeter defeated Mitchell 4-2.
THOMAS DIVISION
Port Stanley defeated Lambeth 4-E.
Thamesford defeated Belmont 4-2.
WOAA SENIOR A
(VEST DIVISION
Goderich defeated Lucknow four.
games to three.
Clinton swept Mildmay in lour.
FUTURE GAMFS:i
Best -of -seven series
Safi Godench at Clinton. 8:30 p.ni.
Syn: Clinton at Godcnch. 8:30 p.m.
SEAFORTH & DISTRICT
MINOR HOCKEY
TYKE
Arthur Tournament
(Mar 7)
CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL
Seaforth 2 Pans 1
SEAFORTH GOALS: Brad
McLaughlin. Ryan O'Reilly.
THE DIFFERENCE: Goaltcnder.
Mark Van Dieten. w•(tu played great
He stopped two breakaways in the Iasi
five names_._ _ ..
(Game 21
Seaforth 8 Elora 1
THE ATTACK! Jimmy Campbell 3.
McLauhglin 2. Joel Dalton. Cory
Dawe. O'Reilly
(Game I )
Seaforth 21 Bradford 0
WIPEOUT! McLaughlin 7. Campbell
7. Dawe 3. Andrew Van Vliet. Kyle
O'Rourke. Nick MacKenzie. O'Reilly.
•FIRST STAR• MacKenzie. whose
first goal of the game was his first goal
of the season. and the game -winner'
SHUTOUT Van Dieten
NOVICE
Wingham wins best -of -five
second round WOAA playoff
three games to nothing .
(Mar. 3))
Wingham 1 at C4TH 0 (OT)
NOTES: Seaforth lost all three
games of this series by one goal,
two of them in overtime.
NOVICE II
Round-robin playoffs
Thur: Seaforth vs Zurich. 6 p.m.
511: Seaforth vs. Goderich. 7 p.m.
ATOM 1
Best -of -five
OMHA "CC" semi-final .
(Mar. 10)
Lambeth at SEAFORTH
FUTURE GAMES:
LLL Seaforth at LAMBETH. 7:45
p.m.
NOTE The date and tunes of games 3
through 5'were to he determined by
corn toss prior to -the Itr t.gaote. which
was played after this paper went to
press
ATOM II
Best -of -five WOAA final
(Mar. 8/Game 1)
Seaforth 1 at Goderich 2
SEAFORTH GOAL: Jin Morris.
SUMMARY: Goaltcnder Steve
Medd kept in close. Goderich won
the last regular season match
between these two teams 7-0.
fI TURE GAMES •
Tonight (Wed.) - Goderich at
SEAFORTH, 7:30 p.m.
Syn: Goderich at SEAFORTH.
5:30 p.m.
•.•
Seaforth wins best -of -five (sic
point) WOAA playoff seven
points to five.
(Mar. 7)
Zurich (1 at SEAFORTH 3
THE CLINCHER: Darren
Beaver, Tanner Glanville, Joel
Schenk.
MR. ZERO: Mark Wilber:
HIGHLIGHTS: Beaver got
Seaforth's first goal early in the
second period on a penalty shot.
Schenk iced it with a shorthanded
effort late in the third.
(Mar. 2)
Seaforth I et ZURICH 3
LONE TALLY: Darcy
McCutcheon.
PEEWEE I
WOAA round-robin playoff
(Mar. 8)
Seaforth 1 at WALKERTON 3
SEAFORTH GOAL: Steve
Camochan.
PEEWEE II
Goderich leads best -of -five
WOAA playoff 1-0.
(Mar. 7/Game 2)
Goderich 3 at SEAFORTH 1
SEAFORTH GOAL: Gerrid
Dalton.
SUMMARY: The visitors scored
a goal in each period. Seaforth's
only lamplighter came in the sec-
ond.
(Mar. 4)
Seaforth at GODERICH
FUTURE GAME&
BANTAM
Best -of -five OMIIA
"CC" semi-final .
FUTURE; GAMES:
Sat Harrow at SEAFORTH, 2:30
P.M.
Sun: Hammy at SEAFORTH, 4 p.m.
• 0 •
Seaforth swept Arthur in best -of -
five OMHA quarter -final 3-0
Seaforth beat Durham in best -of -
five WOAA playoff 3 to 2.
MIDGET
Best -of -five
OMHA "CC " semi-final .
FUTURE GAMES:
Tonight (Wed) Seaforth at DORCH-
ESTER. 8 p.m
Thur Dorchester at . SEAFORTH,
7:15 p.m.
Seaforth wins best -of -free
OMI1A quarter -final 3-1.
(Mar. 7)
Dresden 1 at SEAFORTH 3
Seaforth won best -of -five fl,st-
round playoff vs. Durham 3-0.
INTERMEDIATE GIRLS
(Mar. 8)
Seaforth 2 at STEPHEN TWP 0
THE PAIR: Nicole Munro: Jess
Finlayson.
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BLUES 17 DUCKS 4
BLUES GOALS: Nick Jansen 5.
Jeremy Hildebrand 4. Greg Medd 3.
Barry Young. Cody McNaughton.
Lance Laverty. Derek Van Dieten.
Brent Coleman
DUCKS GOALS: Luke Vick 4
BRUINS 8 PANTHERS 5
BRUINS GOALS: Greg McGrath 3.
Gernd Dalton. Curtis Murray. Jason
Macdonald. Derek Van Druneri. Matt
Smale
PANTHERS GOALS: Brad
Henderson 2. Kevin Murray 2. Paul
Stephen
jusim
WHALERS 4 SHARKS 1.
WHALERS (:OATS: Derrick Wolfe
2. Kyle Ktrkeonncli. 066 (7).
SHARKS GOAL: Mali Fisher
OILERS 4 LEAFS 4
OILERS (:OATS: Dave Chessell 2.
Mike McLaughlin. Nick Murray
LEAFS GOALS: Scott Sommerville
2. Shane Cochrane. 04 (7).
CANADIENS 10 KINGS 5
CANADIENS GOALS: Mike
Vanderlaan 6. Mari Carnochan 3. 06
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KINGS GOALS: Steve Jordan 2.
Grady Beaver. Gregory Blanchard.
Richard Blanchard
OFFICIAL. STANDINGS
(Mar. ll)
SENIOR
Team }y T L I'Is
Blues 14 0 4 28
Bruins 8 0 10 16
Panthers 7 1 10 15
Ducks 6 1 1 1 13
JUNIOR
Tann W T L
Leafs 9 5 5
Kings 9 3 7
Sharks 9 2
Oilers 7 6
PIS
23
21
8 20
5 20
Canadiens 6 3 10 15
Whalers 5 3 10 13
PLAYOFFS
Will begin on Sat. Mar. 21 in the
regular !louse League times.
Matchups and tines will be deter-
mined after this coming
Saturday's games. Dates and
limes for finals will be
announced after Mar. 21 games.
RINGETTE
Illbasikamillagobitarnia
BELLE
(Mar. 4/exhibition)
Huron -Perth Tween AA 2
at SEAFORTH 5
SEAFORTH'S GOALS: Ericka
Bums 3, Kim Devereaux. Julianne
Crowley.
NOTES: It was 2-1 for Seaforth
at the half.
Map to Wed, (Mar. 13 sa 1111:
Stingers at Provincial Champioaships
at Whitby u a wild card. Opponents
are Stratford. Cumberland, Dick 2. Rene Nash 2, Britanny
Gloucester, West Ferris, Williams.
Caledonia and Pickering. STINGY GOALIE: Kelly
TWEEN A O'Connor.
(Mar. 8) NOVICE
Forest 1 at SEAFORTH 1 Seaforth 4 Forest Hoppers 0
SEAFORTH GOAL Erin Van SEAFORTH GOALS: Tara
Dooren. O'Reilly 2, Kristen Flanagan ,
TIGHT ONE: The second half Lindsay Nash.
was scoreless. THE GOOSEEGG: Britney
PETITE Hendriks.
(Mar.7) Forest Auto 4 at SEAFORTH 6
Forest 1 at SEAFORTH 5 THE HALF-DOZEN: Krista
SEAFORTH COALS: Alicia Verberne 2, O'Reilly 2, Nash,
WE WANT YOUR PICTURE!
(For our annual Winter Sports Edition)
It's that time of year again - playoff time in Seaforth, and
time to start thinking about having your team's picture taken
for our Winter Sports Edition.
The annual, ever -popular special edition doesn't come off the
press until the start of May. And this always leaves us in a bit of
a logistical pickle, because by then the winter sports teams have
all disbanded and our young athletes' thoughts have turned to
more spring-like pastimes.
So we like to get the legwork done early - starting now,
pictures taken or submitted. correct spelling of names, and those
names corresponding to the proper faces.
This si unds simple but it isn't, especially if it gets left to the
last minut •
There a ton of 'teams playing a lot of sports every winter in
this town. That's a hig reason why Seaforth produces so many
excellent athletes.
We think publishing their pictures and names every spring in
our Winter Sports Edition makes their achievements even more
special.
So far we've got. or arranged to get, some karate, high school
curling, figure skating, minor hroomball, and minor hockey's
mites, tykes. novices, atom Is, atom Its and bantams. But as yet
flo ringettc. no bowling. no high school teams...and we're sure
there are others we haven't though of.
Any team, any winter sport can he in this annual edition,
winners and also-rans. boys and girls. men and women, old and
young and in-between.
11 you Ii vent had a picture taken. cull us and we'll send a
photographer to take it. perhaps before or after a practice so it
doesn't cut into your valuable ice time.
Pick up the phone right now and let's set something up.
Don't leave it until the last minute because there's only two of
us and if you do we may be on assignment somewhere e)sc.
Our number is 527-0240, ask for Jackie or Gregor.
Let's get everybody into this year's Winter Sports Edition.
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semi-finals by scores of 15-13. 15-12
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