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The Goderieh Lions Pee Wees lost an exciting 2-1 overtime contest with Strathroy last
Thursday evening. Here, a pair of Goderich defenders cover a Strathroy forward, waiting
for a centering pass in front of the Goderich net. (photo by Patrick Raft's)
Goderich Lions Pee Wee forward Chris O'Neill parks himself in the
crowd in front of the Strathroy net, during a game here Thursday
night. The Lions pressed the opposition throughout the contest, but
Goderich Belles d9uble Seaforth $-4
The Goderich Bl1es doubled Seaforth 8-4,
in a ringette game, played February 10, in
Goderich.
Allison Graham led the scoring for the
local side, with three goals and one assist.
Stacey Rean scored two goals, Angie
Chisholm scored one and assisted on four,
Lisa Kisch had one goal and two assists and
Deb O'Brien scored one and assisted on one.
Deb Habel and Vicky Vanderburgh helped
out with,one assist each.
Sheila Donnelly tended the Goderich net.
TWEENS
The Goderich Tweens suffered a 9-2
defeat, at the hands of the Mitchell Tween
ringette squad, in a home game, played
February 10.
After going ahead 1-0 on,Trisha Rumig's
goal, assisted by Jennifer Durnin; Goderich -
was outscored 6-2 in the first period and 3-0
in the second and final frame.
ngi Harrison scored the other Goderich
marker, unassisted, at 6:23 of the first
period.
RINGETTE HOUSE LEAGUE
On Monday, February 4, the Green
Machine defeated the Black Stars 7 - 4.
In the first period, Leslie -Brereton putthe
Green Machine on the score board with an
unassisted goal at 2:30 then Alesha Glousher
got her first of two goals at 5; 3 from
Meredith Rompf, her second came at 7:10,
from Cathy Jo Moore. When at the eight
minute mark, Black Stairs Julie Campbell
put ' the ring past Heather MacDonald
assisted by Donna Waterfield.
In the second period the Green Machine
put four goals past the Black Stars'
goaltender. The first came at 4:17 from
Stacey Clarence from Leslie Brereton then
at 10:40 Leslie Brereton from . Alesha
Glousher at 14:11 Jennifer Hamilton from
Heather Moss then at 17:11 Alesha Glotisher
got her -third -goal of thenightunassisted... .
The Black Stars had three goals in the se-
cond period the first at 6:37 from Tara
Haylow unassisted then at 18:30 Tara ped in her second one assisted by Jodie
Pearson. Then at 19x0 Julie Campbell got
Juveniles win ami
Playing what coach Doug Cruickshank
called "probably our best' game of the
year," the Goderich Signal -Star Juveniles
beat St. Marys 5-2, m a Shamrock League
hockey game, played February 10.
It was a big win for the team, as the
second -place St. Marys team have seldom
been beaten ore the large ice surface of
their home rink, said Cruickshank.
Goderich ran- up a four -goal lead, before
allowing a goal, to end the second perod up
4-1. The teams traded goals in the third
frame, to settle the score at 5-2.
Brent Williamson had a pair of goals,
plus one assist, for Goderich. Darren Doak
also fired two goals, and singles were net-
ted by Tim Jaynes and John Graham, with
Jaynes adding a pair of assists to his total.
Matt Wilkinson drew three assists, while
Ray Vanstone and Jeff Le3eau drew one -
each.
Cruickshank called the Stars' perfor-
mance, "a good team effort".
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The Goderich ` Signal -Star - Juveniles
finished the regular season on a high note
with an exhibition win over the' previously
undefeated Stratford Juveniles, 5-2.
The game was relatively tame as only 30
minutes of penalties were handed out dur-
ing the game.
Darren Doak Was the leading scorer for
the Juveniles with one goal and two
assists. Other markers went to Matt
Wilkinson, John Graham, Chris Sideris
and Brent Williamson.
The Stratford scorers included Ken
Thornton and Craig Schlemmer.
The game was tied 1-1 at the end of the
first period, and two goals in the second
gave Goderich the lead. Stratford tried to
rally in the third but the Goderich team
scored twice and went on to hand the Strat-
ford team their first loss of the season.
The Goderich Juveniles will play against
Belmont here Thursday evening at 8 p.m.
Atom B's win three
The Goderich Atom B team won three
games in recent Huron -Perth Houseleague
action.
On February 6, the team travelled to
Zurich, where they edged the home team 4-
3.
Trevor Bazinett, with two goals and an
assist led the Goderich attack, 'while David
•Byre scored -a goal._and-three -assists and -
Scott Creamer scored one goal.
Goderch won another close one, beating
Clinton 3-2, February 8, at home. Goderich
came back fi unl a two -goal deficit midway
through the second frame, scoring three
unanswered goals to secure the win.
David Boyce, with a pair and Andrew
Scott sewed for Goderich, while Scott
Creamer, Drew MacAuley, Jeff Phelan and
Scott Mathiegon drew assists.
Goderich came from behind again on
February 10, in Zurich, to end up on top of a
7-3 blowout.
After Zurich put two goals behind
Goderich netminder Jamie Redmond, the
_..l.ocal.squad_ _puxnped..ln., five_ straight goals,___
gave up one more and then aided two in-
surance markers.
Ryan Farrish scored a hat trick and add-
ed an acci,ct fnr the Goderich side. David
Boyce and James McDade each scored
twice, with McDade also assisting on a goal.
Jamie Redinond was between the pipes in
the Goderich rietfor.all three games.
First place up for grabs.
in Recreational League
With one week remaining in the Goderich
Recreational Hockey League regular
season, first place is still up for grabs.
Sunset Golf needs to win both final games to
clinch first as Murphys has two games in
hand.
Recent action saw last place Ultramar
come back from 8-3 deficit, to the O'Briens
8-8. Rick McLean with two goals, Ian
McAdam, one goal, two assists and Jeff
Denointne, Matt Pearson, Ron Kirkconnell
and Ron Brown scored for Ultramar. Rob
Standon paced O'Briens with five goals and
one assist. Other scorers for O'Briens were
Dennis Lassaline, Pete Kakkar and Don
E'thelson. -
The C1ere-Vu Rockets upset the Bedford
Flyers, 8-4. Greg Burns and John Van Loo
led the Rockets with two goals and one
assist and Don Shropshal, Neff Dale and
Brent Dow each added three points. Mark
Frayne, two goals, one assist and Brian
Moody two goals, two assists counted for
Bedford.
An eight -point night by' Phil Arthur (six
goals, two assists) helped Sunset outshoot
Hodges 10-8, Kevin Merriam and Jim Far-
rish each added a goal and three assists.
Dave Annot, two goals and one assist, Tom
Sinnet three assists and Dennis Kelly one
goal, one assist, replied for Hodges.
Standings as of Feb. 10: .
T GPWLTPTS
Sunset Golf . 26 19 5 2 40
Murphys Green Machine 24 15 4 5 35
Ernies Roadhouse 25 13 7 5 31
Bedford Hotel 27 12 11 4 28
Clere-Vu Rockets 26 11 11 4 28
Hodges Milling 26 10 13 3 23
O'Briens Porkers 26 9 15 2 20
Ultramar 24 1 22 1 3
SCORING LEADERS
Dale Duncah, Sunset
Greg Burns, Clere-Vu
Kevin Merriam, Sunset
Bill Lewis, Ernies
Dan Duncan, GGG3riens
Dob Standen, O'Briens
n Shropshal, Clere-Vu
Brian Moody, Bedford
G A PTS.
47 31 78
48 27 75
37 31 68
38 27 65
30 24 54
32 21 53
15 37 52
32 17 49
her second assisted by Donna Waterfield.
On Saturday, February 9, the younger
girls in the Petite Houseleague travelled by
bus to Exeter to play their youngest players.
It was the first game the Exeter girls have
played.
With most of the play in the Exeter end of
the ice, Goderich defeated the Exeter team
11 - 0. Alesha Glousher led the Goderich at-
tack with 3 goals and one assist. Sherrie
Suplat had two goals and one assist. Jodie
Pearson and Heather Moss had two goats
each. Amy Baer and Karen Harrison came
up with some real good play and each scored
their first goal.
The Goderich girls had a real good oppor-
tunity to practice their passing and it paid
off for Leslie Brereton, as she got four
assists. The other assists went to Jackie
Ciiawford, Sherry Hogan and Jackie
Vanstone.
Goderich'sgoaltender did not have much
work, but came up with good saves when
called upon, to earn her the first shutout of
her ltending career.
ended up on the short end of a 2-1 overtime decision. (photo by
Patrick Raft's)
These Goderich Viking girls were on the 4 x 100 metre relay team, that won the gold medal
in the event for the second year at a row, at the OFSSA indoor track itneet,'hi Toronto. Pic-
tured from left to right: Kim Fritzley, Joanne Campbell, Debi O'Brien and Erin Robinson.
( photo byPatrick Raftis )
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