Huron Expositor, 2001-12-19, Page 17Sports
A 10-4 win against Mitchell called
Cents best offensive game of year
Friday. the Centenaires met the
Mitchell Hawks again after
splitting their first two contests.
Seaforth was two points ahead
Centenaires
of Mitchell prior to the weekend with the North Middlesex
Stars wedged between the two teams.
Luke Vick got the Cents on the board first, five minutes
into the game as he darted past a Hawks defender, raced the
length of the ice and slid a soft wrist shot past veteran
netminder Scott Schoonderwoerd.
Newcomer Cory Cunningham added his first of three a
minute later, and Scott Henderson chipped in two more to
open up a 4-0 first period lead. Henderson struck quickly
into the second period with two consecutive shorthanded
goals before the Hawks finally got themselves on the board
with two powerplay goals.
Ryan Martin answered back with a one-time slapshot from
the blueline finding the top shelf for his second of the year.
Tyler Doig added a third period goal, picking the puck off
a Hawks stick and walking in alone flipping it past the
Hawks goalie.
Seaforth went on to win the game 10-4 for their best
offensive output of the year. The game was marred by a
second -period brawl, which resulted in three player
suspensions which would prove costly on Saturday in
Thamesford.
The Centenaires got their Christmas present early as
Seaforth native Adam Leonhardt opted to return to the local
juniors from the St. Marys Lincolns Jr. B. The addition was
welcomed but not quite enough against the Trojans.
Scott Henderson put the Cents up early walking out from
Seniors enjoy
shuffleboard games
on Wednesdays
Senior shuffleboard is
held at the Seaforth and
District Community Centres
every Wednesday from 1:30
to 4 p.m.
All seniors are welcome
to come out and enjoy an
afternoon of fun and
fellowship; Last week's
results from three games
played are as follows:
Ladies: Velma Preszcator
- 419, Helen Scott - 362 and
Inge Lindemann - 295.
Men: Ken Preszcator -
372, Hank Dorssers - 321
and Harry Pennings - 291.
Shuffleboard will not be
held on Wednesday, Dec.
26, due to the holidays.
Shuffleboard will resume on
Jan. 2.
Free Public Skating
Free public skating,
sponsored by various local
businesses, will be held at
the arena throughout the
Christmas holidays,
including Dec. 23, 27, 28,
30 and Jan. 2 from 1 to 1
p.m.
Annual Brodhagen
District Chamber
of Commerce
Snowmobile
Poker ally
SATURDAY
JAN. 5, 2002
Rain date: Feb. 2, 2002
Brodhagen Community
Centre
Registration
9:OOam-2:OOpm
Food Available in the hall
behind the Trojans net but
Thamesford fought back on a
tipped puck and a bad bounce to
take a 2-1 lead.
The Cents exploded with three goals in two minutes by
Josh Demo, Henderson and Tyler Doig.
The Trojans capitalized on a Seaforth turnover to get
within one before Henderson went end to end five seconds
later to seal a 5-3 lead after 20 minutes.
The Cents' short line-up began to take it's toll in a back
and forth second frame as Thamesford evened the score
before the Cents appeared to go ahead on a goal that was
waived off.
The Cents fought with all they had in the third period but
a screen shot got through to put the Trojans up 6-5. Again
the Cents scored but again it was waived off as time wound
down.
Seaforth outshot Thamesford 38-32 but came up just
short.
The Cents powerplay had several close opportunities to
put the locals up but was unable to finish.
Returning goalie David Stonely played both weekend
games and was solid stopping 3 Trojan breakaways.
"I couldn't have asked for any more out of the guys this
weekend, best combined effort of the year. We've been
waiting to see that intensity," said coach Jason Papple.
Seaforth visits Lucan tonight (Wednesday) and are in
Exeter Friday against the first place Hawks.
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