Lacroix unbeatable in Atom B Lions net

The New Blue struck seven times in the third period and that was more than enough to take out the Morewood Monkeys in Men’s Roller Hockey League action here last Thursday.

It was actually a case of the missing Monkeys in the third period, as they had held the league leading New Blue to a 4-3 lead in the first period and trailed only 9-6 at the end of two.

While New Blue goaltender Will McIntire held the Monkeys from the scoreboard in the third, Monkey goaltender Kyle Shane gave up seven to the Blues for the 16-6 Blue win.

Garreth Cochrane and Lance Hodgson were the top Blue shooters with four goals apiece. Tommy Keyes connected for three goals, Justin Elliott had two and singles came from Jamie McIntosh, Aron Sherrer and Randy Markell.

Mike Thompson and Tyler Jones answered twice each for the Monkeys, and Chris Embury and Justin Heuff had singles.

The win allowed the New Blue to remain undefeated after four games. They hold a full four point advantage over White Lightning, who Thursday night, collected a 13-8 victory from the Red Rockets.

They led the Rockets 4-2 after the first period and 9-5 after two.

Steve Mattice had a huge night for Lightning with five goals while Brandon Buma and Chris Embury added three apiece, and Dave Summers and Bill Henderson struck for singles.

Summers added six assists to his one goal effort.

Answering for the Rockets, against Lightning goaltender Barret Brundige, were Chad McMillan, David Patterson and Dean Moore all with two goals and Craig Belanger and Darrel Moore with singles.

Chris Sloan handled the loss in the Rockets net.

The win allowed Lightning to take over the league’s second spot with four points. The Rockets are in third with three and the Monkeys have just one.

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The Seaway Kickers U13M team claimed a 5-0 shutout victory when they visited the Nepean City Storm M2 team at Trend Arlington East field in Nepean, July 10.

Seaway got on the scoreboard first at the six minute mark, with a goal by forward Aaron Tibben in the bottom left corner of Nepean’s net, 1-0 Seaway. Five minutes later at the 11 minute mark, forward Dryden Buter made it 2-0 Seaway.

Nepean made several drives into Seaway’s end before half-time but were thwarted by the defensive efforts of Keiran Geurkink, Gabe Baker, Sean Nicolaassen and Adam Tibben. 2-0 Seaway at half-time.

Aaron Tibben netted his second goal of the evening at the 41 minute mark, 3-0 Seaway. At the 66 minute mark, Gabe Baker, playing as a forward, scored his first goal of the year, making it 4-0 Seaway.

Midfielder Daniel Swerdfeger scored his fourth goal of the year at the 70th and final minute of the game, final score, Seaway Kickers 5, Nepean City Storm 0.

Goalkeeper Kendrew Byers picks up his second clean-sheet of the season.

The team moves up to seventh in league standings with a record of four wins, five losses, no ties. 

The team returns to Nepean July 17 to play the Nepean HotSpurs at Confederation High School, 6:30 p.m. kick-off.

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Andy and Monique Patenaude led a field of 94 golfers at the Morrisburg Golf Course, Saturday, to win the annual Giant Tiger Mixed Two-Ball.

The Patenaudes shot a 79 to claim this year’s win in the always popular two-ball competition sponsored by Giant Tiger’s Ken Rundle.

After a 41 front, the Patenaudes turned it up a notch on the back for a three over par 38 for their 79 total.

“We didn’t three putt, and we didn’t get into any trouble all day,” said Monique following the win.

Finishing in second spot, just one stroke back of the Patenaudes, were Bryan Cochrane and Lori Anne Davies who were consistent throughout the round with 40s on both nines.

Next up in the A flight field were Larry and Diane Gallinger and Mick and Yvonne Mabo who tied with 83s.

The Mabo’s 83 gave them the low net at 64.6 in A flight.

Leading the way in B flight were Mike and Wendy Hoogeveen who claimed top spot with an 83. Stephen and Patty Boucher were four strokes back with an 88 for second place.

The low net in B flight went to Kent and Betty McDermid who finished in third spot with a 90 which gave them a 68.4 net.

More than half the field competed in the non-handicapped division which was scored using the Callaway system.

The low gross win went to Terry and Judy Laurin with an 84. Next up were Blake and Cassandra Barry with an 85.

Garry and Carolyn Beckstead carded an 87 to finish third overall while two strokes back were Stafford Harriman and Karen Weegar with an 89.

The net win in the division went to Robert Cooke and Donna Dillabough who shot a 98 which gave them a 72 net in the Callaway scoring system.

For the men, the closest to the pin winners were Larry Cooper, Paul Trudeau, Blake Barry, Travis Dillabough, Mark Lamothe and Rick MacKenzie.

Dropping the closest shots for the women were Carol Armstrong, Shelly Broad, Linda Barclay (two), Rosemary Van Allen and Cassandra Barry.

The closest to the snake line was won by Helen Youmelle.

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