Dundas Midgets collect two wins

 

After two rounds in, Monique Patenaude has taken a fairly hefty lead for this year’s Ladies Valley League team which will represent the Morrisburg Club on the home turf in August.

The first qualifying round was played Sunday, June 10 with club captain Lori-Anne Davies claiming the early lead in A flight with a 90.

Vicki Boivin and Patenaude were two strokes back with 92s, and Diane Gallinger carded a 97.

Patenaude turned it up a notch on Sunday to finish with an 87, while Boivin and Davies finished well back with 99 and 100 respectively.

Gallinger did not play round two.

Each golfer has the opportunity to play three rounds, and the best two rounds are counted for their qualifying 36 hole score.

In B flight, Linda Barclay and Laurie Dillabough got it rolling on June 10th with 95s. Judy Laurin was third with a 97 and Carolyn Weegar fourth with a 100.

Weegar recovered Sunday to register the top B flight score with a 93. Also moving into contention was Anita Cooper with a 95. Cooper did not play the opening round.

Dillabough added a 99 to her opening round 95, while Laurin and Barclay posted 101s.

In C flight, after two rounds, Gisele Hooles looks solid with rounds of 102-101 for a 203 stroke total.

Shelley Broad is next with a 222 (113-109), and Deanna Cassell is third with 225 (112-113).

Carol Armstrong has the top score in D flight with a 108, but did not play round two.

Next up is Candace Jamieson with a 234 stroke total after 36 holes, followed by Lillian Noon with a 253 total.

The third and final qualifying round is set for this Sunday, June 26.

The ladies Valley League team consists of three players in each of A, B, C, and D flights, plus one senior. The Morrisburg club will host the annual tournament on Sunday, August 19.

Member clubs in the Ladies Valley League include Prescott, Iroquois, Cedar Glen, Morrisburg and Summer Heights.

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The Seaway Kickers U13 Mixed team improved to a 6-5 record on the season after hosting Nepean City August 9, at the Merkley Soccer Fields in Iroquois. 

Scoring started early, at the five minute mark with a breakaway goal by Travis McInnis which made it 1-0, Seaway. 

McInnis scored his second on the night at the 21 minute mark making, and then it was over to John Coligan who rounded out the first half scoring at the 34 minute mark for a 3-0 Kickers’ lead.

Despite a concerted defensive effort by Nepean City as play resumed, Seaway continued to dominate on the pitch. 

David Swerdfeger scored at the 47 minute mark, Kaeghan Lowson at the 50 minute mark and Kaspar Furo at the 54 minute mark making it 6-0 for the Kickers. 

Devin Vandermeer and Brayden Blacquiere-Rizk closed out scoring as the U13 Mixed team defeated Nepean City 8-0.

Goalie Shawn Dowson recorded his third straight shutout and his fifth on the season. 

The team hosts the Ottawa Royals for their final regular season game on August 16 at 6:30 p.m. in Iroquois.

In other action the U13 girls split a pair of games.

On August 7, the Kickers lost to the Ottawa Royal, 1-0. After a scoreless first half, Ottawa counted early in the second half and then hung on for the win. 

Their second game of the week was on August 9, when they handed the visiting Nepean City girls a 3-0 loss.

Seaway led 1-0 at the half on a goal from Morgan Byvelds, and early in the second half, Kristyn VanHoof scored to make it 2-0. Rebecca Ferguson scored late in the second half for the 3-0 Seaway win. 

Goalies Jane MacDonald and Jayme Henry shared the shutout. 

The team finishes their regular season in Iroquois, on August 14, at 6:30 p.m.

 

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Back-to-back losses and very quickly the Morrisburg Junior B Lions find themselves in the bottom mix of the St. Lawrence Division hockey pack.

With three wins to date, the Lions are now in the division basement, tied at six points, with the Akwesasne Wolves and the Alexandria Glens.

Friday night on home ice they lost to the Akwesasne Wolves, and Saturday night, they were handed a 5-1 road loss by the Char-Lan Rebels.

 For the first place Rebels, it marked their second win of the week. Thursday night, they defeated Casselman in their home barn, 4-3, to put themselves five points ahead of the second place Vikings.

The Winchester Hawks climbed out of the division basement and landed in third place thanks to a 4-1 win against Akwesasne. They opened their weekend action in Winchester, Friday night with a 7-5 loss to the Alexandria Glens. 

Friday night in Morrisburg, the Lions were unable to get on the scoreboard. They were, however, able to find the penalty box, opening the door to four consecutive Wolves power-play goals.

Jayden Lemire gave the Wolves a 1-0 lead in the first period. That was followed by another three power-play goals in the second period from the sticks of Hiio Herne, Jack Nardiello, and Dillon Barr.

Barr finished if off for the 5-0 Wolves win with his second goal in the final minute of the second period.

The Wolves were assessed 26 minutes in penalties, which included eight minors and a checking from behind misconduct.

The Lions were assessed 46 minutes in penalties which included 13 minors,  and a pair of misconducts for checking from behind and checking to the head.

Mikael Dion, who was in net for the Lions, gave up the five goals on 44 Wolves shots. Cam Turcotte in the Wolves net, had a light time of it, but stopped all 16 of the Lions shots.

In Williamstown on Saturday night, the Lions Sylvester Bzdyl, with help from Chris Rutley and Clarke Veenstra, put the Lions on the scoreboard with a power-play goal at 5:36 of the first period.

But that was it.

The first place Rebels, pulled ahead 2-1 in the first period and never looked back as they added two more in the second and polished off the 5-1 victory with a Blain MacKay goal at 8:08 of the third period.

Counting the other Rebels goals were Dean Derouchie, Kevin Veilleux, Lawson MacDougall and Tyler Filion.

The Lions were assessed 65 minutes in penalties which included 10 minors, a five minute fighting major to goaltender Ryan Cooper, three misconducts, and a game misconduct.

The Rebels were assessed 37 minutes in penalties which included 11 minors, a fighting major to Quinlin MacDonell and a game misconduct. 

Cooper who was in net for just over 55 minutes gave up five goals in 37 Rebels shots. Rebels goaltender Alex Boileau stopped 32 Lions shots.

Coming up this weekend is the annual Fall Classic Event at the Nick Smith Centre in Arnprior. The weekend of Junior Hockey begins Friday night, runs throughout much of the day on Saturday and again on Sunday.

The Lions are scheduled to play the Valley Division’s Renfrew Timberwolves at 9 p.m. Friday night, October 12. Also on Friday night at 8:30 p.m. on  rink A ice, the Winchester Hawks will play the Metro Division’s Ottawa West Golden Knights.

Game two for the Lions is set for Saturday night, October 13 at 8:30 p.m. against the Valley Division’s Almonte Thunder.

Four games will be played Friday night, 10 Saturday and another eight on Sunday.

The Eastern Ontario Junior Hockey league is once again very proud to have the Ottawa Senators as its presenting sponsor. The Senators have generously provided 88 home game tickets for the MVPs on both team in each of the 22 games as well as Senators’ ball caps.

In addition the Senators have provided four autographed Sens jersey which will be used for a silent auction to support the league which is one of the largest Junior B leagues across Canada.

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