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Huron Expositor, 2002-03-06, Page 6111 -THE MEOW 1XPPOS1TOIt, F. ns&ry 20. 2001 Sports Cents tied with Lucan after first two playoff matches over the weekend The Cents opened the playoffs Wednesday in Lucan and despite a solid effort and outshooting the Irish 36-29, came out on the wrong end of a 4-3 overtime Toss. Each team notched a power play marker, each team scoring one goal in each period in the end to end affair. AJ Larivee, Scott Henderson and Mark Stanley figured in the scoring. Saturday night the Cents looked to rebound from the loss as the Irish braved the weather coming into town. Stanley notched the only goal of the opening frame. The second period wasn't kind to the Irish goalies as they opened the flood gates for a determined Centenaire squad. Mike Murray opened the period scoring before Stanley struck on the power play to put the Cents up 3-0. Iustin Riccardi went end to end and let a low shot rip from the blue line to widen the gap. Murray got his second of the game walking in from the point beating the Irish goalie followed a minute later by Tim Sills blasting a shot from the top of the circles to close the period scoring. Seaforth up 6- 0. In the third period the Cents penalty kill went to work killing off a 5 minute major to Jake Mavity and were two men down for two minutes of it. Scott Van Dooren added another power play tally and• Scott Henderson stole a puck on the penalty kill and walked in alone to seal the scoring at 8. Chuck Robertson earned the shutout making several huge saves including two breakaways in the final few minutes. Van Dooren and Larivee had two assists each while Tim McClure and JD Nolan chipped in with a helper each. "Outstanding effort," said coact Art Larivee. "Terrific rebound from a tough loss on Wednesday." Coach Jason Papple was happy with the win citing the Irish goaltending as a major factor in the game. "We have to continue with that effort, it's still a tied series right now," he said. In other playoff matches so far, Port Stanley leads North Middlesex 2 games to 0. Thamesford is up 2 games on Mitchell and Mt. Brydges is up 2 games on Exeter. All have been tight scores, 1 and 2 goal games. The Cents play game three Wednesday in Lucan and are at home Friday night for game four at 8 p.m. The team is hosting a co-ed volleyball tournament March 10 at the Agriplex. Teams require 3 men and 3 women. There is an entry fee. If you are interested in taking part, please see a Centenaires executive member. Local players face off in Junior B playoffs Seaforth residents Wes Vic and Adam Leonhardt face off against Derek Nesbitt Thursday night as St. Marys and Sarnia head into game Game 5 of Junior B playoffs. Vic is expected back on the ice after suffering a concussion early in the match -up. Sarnia won its first two games again St. Marys. lost its second and won game four this week. Thursday's game could be the last. It starts at 7:30 p.m. in Sarnia. If needed, game 6 will be played Friday night in St. Marys at 7:45 p.m. Nesbitt was named all-star left wing for the Greater Ontario Junior League at its banquet last Monday night. Scoreboard Seniors Feb.23 Men's High Single: Steve Hook 214 Men's High Triple: Steve Hook 606 Men over 200: Steve Hook 214 200; Simon Vantol 209; Ron Bennett 201 Men over 600: Steve Hook 606 Women's High Single: Joyce Matzold 213 Women's High Triple: Ann Wood 564 Women over 175: Joyce Matzold 213; Pearl James 210 182; Grace Corbett 206; Shirley Strong 203 178; Marg McClure 200; Ann Wood 192 190 182; Joyce Wallace 192 190 176. Women over 500: Ann Wood 564; Joyce Wallace 558; Pearl James 557; Shirley Strong 533; Joyce Matzold 517. Standings Aged 37; Oldsters 32; Ancients 31; Oldies 31; Seniors 19; Elders 18. Legion Feb.23 Men's High Average: Don Elliott 214 Men's High Single: Arie Van Diepen 266 Men's High Triple:Arie Van Diepen 730 Men over 200: Don Elliott 238 224 238; Bill Holman 218 208; Arie Van Diepen 265 266; Rick Anderson 218; Bob Rhynard 233 Men over 600: Don Elliott 700; Arie Van Diepen 730; Bob Rhynard 606 Wonien's High Average: Sue Rhynard 173; Women's High Single:Doreen Debold 297; Women's High Triple: Doreen Debold 567 Women over 200: Doreen Debold 297; Linda Kramers 245; Sheila McCowan 202 Standings Wallbangers 104; Bazooka Joes 80; Orgasm 78; Fuzzy Navels 77; B52s 74; Caesars 69 Town and Country Feb. 2• Men's High Average: Gordon Murray 170; Men's High Single: Carol Towton 174; Men's High Triple: Carl Towton 473 Men over 2••: none Men over 6110: none Women's High Average: Louise Dick 150; Women's High Siegle: Leota Johnston 285; Women's High Triple: Leda Johnston 537 Worsen over 2.0: Leda Johnston 285 Standings Sliders 78.5; Trackers 74 5; Unicorns 79; Victors 78 Thursday Niters Feb. 22 Mea's High Single: Bruce Ungarian 346 Meal High Triple: Neil Beuerman 872 Mew aver 200: Neil Beuerman 279 276 317; Gary Huston 230 229 262; Bruce Ungarian 346; Mike Thomson 291 205; Steve Anderson 303 210; Paul Boyd 257 212; John Coleman 222 212; Mike Janmaat 263; Rob Anderson 206 236; Art Burt 245; Tom Leppington 261; Rob Simpson 233 Men over 600: Neil Beuerman 872; Gary Huston 721; Bruce Ungarian 715; Mike Thomson 692; Steve Anderson 670; Paul Boyd 663; John Coleman 630; Rob Anderson 615; Art Burt 614; Tom Leppington 604 Women's High Single: Gayle Schellenberger 248 Women's High Triple: Gayle Schellenberger 640 Women over 200: Gayle Schellenberger 248 213; Linda Kirkham 219; Aukje Row 2112; Denise Huston 227; Connie Trotter 218. Women over 600: Gayle Schellenberger 640 Standings Survivors 86; Johnny's Angels 80; The Good Wons 79; The Placebos 78; Rob's Seniors 75; Polar Bears 63. St. James Feb. 19 Men's High Single: Don Elliott 270 Men's High Triple: Don Elliott 640 Men over 200: Don Elliott 270; Henry Verhoog 261; Dave Hood 220; Pat Ryan Men over 600: Don Elliott 640 Women's High Single: Janice Moms 265; Women's High Triple: Janice Moms 659 Women over 200: Janice Morris 265 200; Linda Brown 221; Sandra Lee 219; Vicki Dalrymple 216; Johanna Goodman 215; Grace Dolmage 208 Women over 600: Janice Morris 659 Standings: Colts 75; Bears 72; Eagles 71; Dolphins 69; Cowboys 67; Lions 66. Hockey Tykes Feb. 24 Seaforth 0 at Goderkh 5 Feb. 25 Bayf eld 1 at Seaforth 4 Seaforth goals: Matt Springall, Kevin Haney. Ray Huether, Jordan Currie Csririents: Alex Coleman a 2 point garne on defense. Atom I Seaforth 5 Twin Centre 2 Seaforth goals: Tyler Van Drunen Matt Chaput 2; Brad McLaughlin Seaforth advances to OMHA Semi Finals. Game 1, Wed. Feb. 28 at 7:30 in Seaforth. Atom II Feb. 24 Llstowel 4 at Seaforth 2 Seaforth goals: Cory Dawe, Nick McKenzie Seaferth 9' at Walkerton • Seaforth goals: Cory Dawe 2; Matt Shannon 2; Mark Van Dieten; Danny Schenk; Andrew Windsor; Cody Wilson 2. Comments: Shut out for Mike Dietz Novice I Feb.16 Clinton 0 at Seaforth 9 Seaforth goals: Haden Campbell 4; Tyler Listman 2; Craig Dalrymple; Braden Connolly; Patrick Morris Novice II Feb. 23 Seaforth 0 Wingbam 3 Feb. 25 - Playoffs Seafortb 6 Walkerton 2 Seaforth goals: Justin Arts 2; Travis Loughnane 2; Ian Murray 2 Comments: Seaforth improves their playoff record to 2 wins and 1 loss Bantam Local League Eight Game "A" Group Playoffs Feb. 18 Mt. Forest 0 at Seaforth 6 Seaforth goals: Brent Coleman 2; Derek Fischer 2; Dave McClory, Andrew Springall Feb. 20 Seaforth 3 at Lucknow 2 (OT) Seaforth goals: Mark Kirkconnell, Korey Nash, Darcy McCutcheon . Midgets Feb. 18 Saugeen Shores 4 at Seaforth 3 Seaforth goals: Curtis Meyers 2; Josh Holland Junior House League Wbakrs 3 Kings 7 Whalen goals: Connor Devereaux; Josh Gerber; Matt Huether Kings goals: Haden Campbell 3; Jordan Currie 2; Jamie Renink 2 Sharks 5 Leafs 2 Sharks goals: Tyler Listman 3; Brandon Van Dyk 2 Leafs goals: Craig Dalrymple 2 Senior House League Bines 6 Ducks 2 Blues goals: Brad Henderson 4; Nathan Wilson; Jimmy Dick Ducks goals: Brad Henderson; Gerrid Dalton Bruins 12 Panthers 6 Brutes goals: Tyler Elligsen 4; Corey Dawe 5; Darryl Hulley; Nick Murray; Brent Coleman Panthers gals: Owen O'Reilly 2; Wade Holland; Jeff Black; Darcy McCutcheon; Kyle McNichol. 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