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PAGE A10 – WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 9, 2009
ALEXANDRIA, ONTARIO – THE GLENGARRY NEWS
Rebels suffer disappointing loss at home
BY SEAN BRAY
Sports Editor
Maybe it was the Leafs jersey
Char-Lan’s general manager,
John Chafee, a die-hard
Montreal Canadiens fan, had
to wear as a result of a bet, but
his Rebels were not in sync on
home ice Saturday night as the
boys lost 7-4 to Athens.
JUNIOR HOCKEY
EOJHL St. Lawrence Standings
GP W L T OTL GF
Casselman Vikings 22 16 4 1
1 146
Alexandria Glens 24 13 7 4
0 127
Winchester Hawks 23 12 10 1
0 85
Char-Lan Rebels
22 10 8 2
2 93
Morrisburg Lions 24
9 13 2
0 107
Akwesasne Wolves 24
2 20 1
1 75
GA
62
93
97
99
156
159
EOJHL Rideau Standings
GP W L T OTL GF
Westport Rideaus 25 17 5 3
0 134
Athens Aeros
26 16 6 3
1 147
Brockville Tikis
24 11 11 2
0 109
Gananoque Islanders23
8 13 1
1 91
S. Grenville Rangers 27
6 17 4
0 104
GA STK PTS
96 2L 37
103 1T 36
104 1W 24
109 1L 18
140 2L 16
STK PTS
5W 34
2W 30
1L 25
1L 24
1T 20
1W 6
EOJCHL East Division Standings
GP W L OTL
GF GA STK PTS
Embrun Panthers
20 14 3
3
108
50 2W 31
Maxville Mustangs 20 9 10
1
88
98 1W 19
Vankleek Hill Cougars 19 9 9
1
81
97 4L 19
St. Isidore Aigles
20 7 13
0
81
99 2W 14
EOJCHL West Division Standings
GP W L OTL
GF GA STK PTS
E. Ottawa Thunder 20 14 4
2
113
83 7W 30
Rockland Nationals 19 9 7
3
79
88 1W 21
Cumberland Bandits 19 9 9
1
69
77 6L 19
Gatineau Express
21 8 13
0
73 100 2L 16
EOJHL recent results
Alexandria 10 vs Akwesasne 4
Athens 7 vs Char-Lan 4
Alexandria 7 vs Westport 3
Brockville 5 vs Alexandria 0
Morrisburg 6 vs Athens 6 OT
Akwesasne 7 vs Gananoque 6 OT
Casselman 4 vs S. Grenville 0
S. Grenville 6 vs Winchester 4
Morrisburg 4 vs Brockville 3
Casselman 8 vs Westport 4
Website: www.eojhl.ca
EOJCHL recent results
Maxville 7 vs Gatineau 2
E. Ottawa 10 vs Maxville 5
St. Isidore 5 vs Gatineau 2
St. Isidore 10 vs Vankleek Hill 4
Embrun 8 vs Rockland 1
Embrun 7 vs Cumberland 3
Rockland 5 vs Cumberland 2
Website: www.eojchl.com
Up 2-0 on goals from Travis
Locey and Grant MacDougall,
Coach Chris Eamon says his
boys appeared to call in the
rest of the game, “finding ways
to lose.”
The Rebs did lead later, 3-2,
following Joey MacDougall’s
second-period marker, but
Athens kept goaltender
Sheldon Primeau busy in the
net, eventually tying the match
again. G. MacDougall bulged
the twine in the third, restoring Char-Lan’s lead, only tem-
shots, but it was not enough.
And for Eamon, the experience was all too frustrating,
with his team “dominating”
early, only to see that energy
evaporate.
Team notebook
In roster moves last week,
porarily, as the Aeros gained
momentum, drew even, then
took the lead for good.
Primeau made numerous
impressive saves, stopping 31
RESULT
Dec. 5: 7-4 loss
hosting Athens
SCHEDULE
Thurs., Dec. 10 at 7:30 p.m.
in Casselman
Sat., Dec. 12 at 7:45 p.m.
hosting Morrisburg
SEE REBELS ON PAGE A12
Thunder heard at broomball qualifying tourney
The Eastern Thunder
Juvenile Girls Broomball team
won the national qualifying
tournament held Nov. 27-28 in
Barrie, going undefeated
while allowing only two goals.
The girls topped a field of
nine teams from across the
province.
The Thunder met the
Twisted Sisters from Central
West in their first game.
Our local girls outscored
their opponents two to nothing. Goals were notched by
Justine Byers and Jodi
Pynenburg, with assists going
to Brittany Beckstead, Taryn
Hoogeveen, and Laura Hutt.
Game two was against the
Windsor Riot.
This one finished up as a 2-1
win for the eastern girls.
Justine Byers and Veronique
Cayer provided all of the
offence, each scoring a goal
and an assist.
Next up, the Thunder faced
their arch rivals, the Seaway
Valley Devils, another Eastern
Ontario squad. Though it was
a fiercely fought game, the
National Championships.
Many thanks to Terry
Barkley, Steve Norman, and
Clayton Ouderkirk, the team’s
coaching staff, who have spent
hours preparing the girls for
this tournament.
Thanks also go out to all of
the parents for their support.
Good luck in Regina to the
Eastern Ontario Thunder!
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ON TO NATIONALS: The Eastern Thunder rolled over opponents at a recent qualifying
broomball tournament to earn a berth at the national competition. Back row from left:
Terry Barkley (coach), Taryn Hoogeveen, Laura Hutt, Brittany Beckstead, Hannah Jackson,
Jennifer Christianson, Janessa Byers, Kelsey Hanes, Jodi Pynenburg, Alex Roach, Steve
Norman (assistant coach), and Megan MacNaughton. Middle row: Clayton Ouderkirk
(trainer), Veronique Cayer, Megan Chamberlain, Laura Butzer, Justine Byers, Sarah
PHOTO COURTESY ELLEN MACNAUGHTON
Jackson, and Lily Moran. In front: Jessica Norman.
Thunder prevailed when
Pynenburg scored in double
overtime.
Assisting on the play were
Janessa Byers and Cayer.
With the double knockout
format of the tournament, a
team would have to twice beat
the Thunder.
The Devils gave it another go
in what turned out once again
to be a match that would need
double overtime to decide it.
The Thunder’s Beckstead
found the net in regulation to
tie the score at 1-1, sending the
contest into the extra session.
Assists on the equalizer went
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In the second OT period,
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unassisted tally to secure a
berth at nationals.
The Thunder will travel to
Regina in March of 2010 as
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EOJHL Scoring Leaders
St. Lawrence Division to Dec. 6
GP G
Adam Wensink, Casselman Vikings
22 24
Marcel Groulx, Casselman Vikings
22 25
Hugo Pouliot, Alexandria Glens
23 22
Joel Adam, Casselman Vikings
22 21
Curtis Chenette, Casselman Vikings
21 13
Julien MacHabee, Alexandria Glens
22 13
Sebastien Brochu, Casselman Vikings
22 10
Nick Douvris, Morrisburg Lions
22 12
Chris Rutley, Morrisburg Lions
24 15
Derrick Villeneuve, Char-Lan Rebels
22 17
J.F. Dubois, Alexandria Glens
18 15
Emilien Dupont, Alexandria Glens
18 14
Shane Kitchen, Alexandria Glens
22 13
Graham Loyst, Winchester Hawks
23 14
Michel Lefebvre, Morrisburg Lions
23 12
Eric Morter, Alexandria Glens
20
8
Ryan Herrington, Char-Lan Rebels
22
9
Tanner Williams, Morrisburg Lions
24 10
Christian Leger, Morrisburg Lions
23 15
Trevor Doucette, Casselman Vikings
19
9
James Kirkwood, Winchester Hawks
22
5
Steve Ray Adams, Akwesasne Wolves
22 14
Jordan Vergette, Morrisburg Lions
24
6
Adam Schofield, Winchester Hawks
20 11
Adam Simpson, Alexandria Glens
22 12
A PTS PIM
25 49 87
20 45 18
23 45 30
23 44 53
30 43 24
26 39 44
27 37 60
23 35 20
19 34 70
16 33 20
17 32 67
18 32 46
19 32 30
15 29 18
17 29 35
20 28 32
17 26 48
16 26 20
10 25
0
15 24 14
18 23 24
9 23 68
17 23 39
10 21 41
9 21 67
EOJHL Top Goaltending
St. Lawrence Division to Dec. 6
GP MIN GAA
SAV%
Benoit Larocque, Casselman
6 360
2.67
0.902
Luc Servais, Casselman
16 969
2.85
0.911
Ryan Hay, Winchester
9 459
3.27
0.863
Alex Chretien, Char-Lan
13 745
3.62
0.885
Cedric Moore, Alexandria
12 605
3.67
0.877
Dominic Quann, Alexandria
13 729
3.95
0.869
Angus McDougall, Char-Lan
3 148
4.46
0.853
Michael Hitesman, Winchester 15 865
4.58
0.872
Sheldon Primeau, Char-Lan
10 447
5.77
0.811
Eric Head, Morrisburg
19 984
5.91
0.866
Glens
CONTINUED FROM PAGE A9
who hails from South
Glengarry, ran goalie Moore.
McLeod was assessed a game
misconduct and tossed from
proceedings, but Moore had to
fend for himself with the
Alexandria trainer still assisting
Akwesasne’s MacDougall.
Larocque says his netminder
was down on the ice for several minutes before he was able
to regroup.
In the GM’s comments to the
conference president, Larocque
notes that Akwesasne tapes
every game, encouraging
Shorey to take the opportunity
to review the recording.
The Glens GM was responding to a notice from Shorey
that trainers must be diligent in
filling out injury reports for
their players, though Larocque
expressed concern about
Akwesasne with the team having no trainer on duty.
Roster moves
At the Dec. 1 cutdown deadline last week, Alexandria
made several moves, including
the signing of 18-year-old
Jonathan Fitzpatrick off the
Morrisburg roster, only giving
up a 16-year-old card for next
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season to get him.
Coach Marc Sauve says
Fitzpatrick “wanted a change”
from the struggling Lions and
will add some size to the Glens.
The team released local player Tyler O’Brien who was looking for more ice time.
Instead, O’Brien will now
play in Maxville, following in
the footsteps of his older brother, Shane, who was a star with
the Mustangs just a couple of
seasons ago.
The final move saw defenceman Sam Rodrigue join the
Glens. The veteran player has
experience as a forward too,
having played four seasons
with Char-Lan.
He saw his first action
Saturday night in Akwesasne,
having not played for the
Rebels this year, and Sauve
says the athlete will go a long
way to stabilizing the Glens
defence.
To get the rights to Rodrigue,
Alexandria dealt Jared
McDonald to Char-Lan.
Larocque says he may consider signing a third goaltender
as insurance, with Quann
forced to sit out both upcoming
games this weekend and his
emotions always a risk.
The team has four cards
available for any upcoming
signings or deals.
BEST BOYS: Twice national medallists, the Eastern Ontario Sting Juvenile boys broomball team will again represent the province at the 2010 national championship tournament. Back row from left: Clayton Ouderkirk (trainer), Eli Niederkorn, Kyle Toupin,
Matthew Moran, Quinn Ouderkirk, Travis Nixon, Jake Byers, Jake Billingham, Keith
Presley (assistant coach), Tyler Hunt, Tyler Leduc, Connor Hanna, Thomas St. Pierre, and
Steve Norman (coach). Front row: Colby Huybregts, Wendel Baker, Paul Norman, Ryan
MacNaughton, Colton Robinson, and Zachary Leclerc. PHOTO COURTESY ELLEN MACNAUGHTON
Sting to vie for a title
For the third year in a row, the Eastern
Ontario Sting Juvenile boys broomball team will
represent Ontario at the National Juvenile
Broomball Championships, which will be held
March 23-27, 2010, in Balgonie, Saskatchewan.
At the qualifying tournament held recently in
Barrie, Ontario, the Sting went 4-0 in defending
their title as the boys played outstanding broomball and outscored opponents 9-1 with three
shutouts.
The Sting opened the compettion with a
game-one win against the Windsor Devils, 2-0.
Goal scorers were Wendel Baker and Jake
Billingham, with Tyler Leduc and Zachary
Leclerc drawing assists. Colby Huybregts was in
net for the shutout.
The second game pitted the boys against the
Blythe Renegades, and the Sting were victorious
again, taking the match 4-0.
Finding the net were Matt Moran, Kyle
Toupin, Baker, and Connor Hanna, and assists
went to Travis Nixon, Moran, and two for Paul
Norman. Huybregts and Cameron Muir shared
the shutout.
In the tournament’s double knockout format
where teams have to lose twice to be eliminated,
the Sting ended up playing their rivals, the
Eastern Ontario Icedogs, in the next two games.
The first match was a battle of unbeaten
squads, though the Sting prevailed 2-1.
Sting goal scorers were Baker and Norman,
while helpers went to Leduc and Baker.
The second meeting between the teams was a
tight defensive battle, with the Sting taking a
hard-fought 1-0 decision, enough to secure the
title for the third straight year.
Toupin scored the tournament-winning goal
with Norman assisting. Huybregts backstopped
his team to the shutout victory.
The Sting coaches and players would like to
thank the parents and fans who travelled to
Barrie to support the boys.
Special appreciation is extended to Steve
Norman, Keith Presley, and Clayton Ouderkirk,
the Sting coaching staff, for their time in training
the team for this tournament.
– files from Ellen MacNaughton
H IGH S CHOOL
MY HOUSE: Char-Lan high school player Pat Leblanc
hammers a St. Joseph’s skater into the corner boards durSEAN BRAY PHOTO
ing an exhibition hockey game.
Despite a second straight
loss in exhibition action, the
coach of Char-Lan’s high
school team sees plenty of positive signs, adding his boys
showed a much more intensive effort in the more recent
game, played Monday afternoon in Williamstown.
Lawson MacDougall and
Hanan Fraser, the team’s only
Grade 9 member, accounted
for the scoring in the 7-2 loss
to St. Joseph’s.
The Crusaders needed the
exhibition games, since they
had a bye for the high school
league’s first tournament.
The boys are now getting
ready to compete in a tournament in Toronto. They will
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WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 9, 2009 – PAGE A11
RESULTS
Dec. 4: 10-5 loss
in East Ottawa
Dec. 5: 7-2 win
hosting Gantineau
SCHEDULE
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Jessy Seguin of the Peewee B1 Glens and NGS’ Kyle Vander Wielen fight for puck
control. In this Thursday night game, the Glens rode Cameron MacPherson’s hat trick
to a 7-1 decision over the Braves. Qattani Legroulx added a pair of goals, while Dakota
Chisholm and John Alexander each counted singles. In the return engagement on
Saturday, the Alexandria squad was not as successful, capping a disheartening winless tournament performance with a 1-0 overtime loss to the same NGS Braves, in the
tournament C final. The Glens found themselves overmatched against teams from
Gananoque and the Ottawa area, falling 5-0 to Kanata and 7-2 to a strong Gananoque
squad.The C final, between the two local squads, was a close, tight-checking affair,
played by a pair of tired teams. Both goalies, Alex Zarifi for the Glens and Jonathon
Buiting for the Braves, had to be sharp to keep the game scoreless. Matters were finally decided with less than a minute to play in the overtime. As so often happens in
these situations, the play began with Buiting making a big save at one end and the
puck going in at the other. Zarifi made the initial save on a breakaway by Alexa
Beehler, but Haley Verville was there to bury the puck on the ensuing goalmouth
scramble. The tournament had its upside for the Glens, though, as MacPherson took
home the prize for shooting accuracy, and the trio of Alexander, Legroulx, and
PHOTO COURTESY COSTA ZARIFI
Cameron Howes won the relay race.
BY SEAN BRAY
Sports Editor
Maxville’s general manger,
Tim Kosch, maintains high
expectations for his team, a
squad that has battled back
from a tough start to the season to now find themselves
just one game shy of the .500
mark.
Last Saturday night at home,
the Mustangs overcame some
penalty trouble for a 7-2 victory against Gatineau. Grant
Mitchell led the offence with a
pair of goals, while for newcomer Jeff Pappis it was a fivepoint night that included a
pair of markers.
Others finding the net were
Jeff Picco, Daniel Mullins, and
Colton Crabtree.
The game even featured a
centre-ice meeting of the
opposing netminders, as
Maxville’s Chris Tolford
dropped the gloves during a
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The big win came just one
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Tyler O’Brien joined the
Mustangs last week, following
in the footsteps of his older
brother Shane who was a star
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week, hosting the Tagwi Warriors on Dec. 10 in
a 1 p.m. start.
Other results
In a Dec. 8 senior game, Tagwi beat Seaway 4840. No other details were available at press time.
The same day, Holy Trinity’s junior squad
clipped L’Heritage 32-30. The Dragons were
leading 18-17 at halftime, but the Falcons
pushed ahead after the break when Ricky
Despatie connected twice for the lead, which the
boys held for the remainder of the game.
At the 4th Annual Senior Boys Panther /
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Holy Trinity, in its pool, went 2-1, finishing
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Game three saw the Falcons win handily, topping Rockland 53-30. Nick Sutherland paced the
offence with 18 points.
– Sean Bray
We have
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ALEXANDRIA POOL LEAGUE
Standings as of Dec. 2
GP
% W L T
Crazy Eights, Atlantic Hotel
24 141.8
6 0
Squires, Sue Magoo’s
28 139.6
7 0
Lupinos Inc., Sue Magoo’s
28 133.6
4 3
Lager Dogs, Atlantic Hotel
24 130.5
4 2
Legion Lochs, Legion
24 127.7
3 3
French Foreign Legion, Legion
28 114.3
3 4
Strikers, Sue Magoo’s
28 113.6
2 5
Larocque Machine, Legion
24 112.2
3 3
Legionnaires, Legion
28 111.0
1 6
The Magoo’s, Sue Magoo’s
28 101.4
0 7
Top players as of Dec. 2
Team Name
GP PTS AVG
Eldon Fife
Squires
28 259 9.25
Jeremy Dubeau
Crazy Eights
24 221 9.21
Pat Ledoux
French Foreign Legion
12 110 9.17
Kevin Van den Oetelaar
Crazy Eights
20 183 9.15
Carl Campbell
Lager Dogs
24 219 9.13
Bruno Depratto
Squires
24 218 9.08
Rob Starkauskas
Crazy Eights
16 145 9.06
Richard Wylie
Crazy Eights
16 143 8.94
Daniel Godard
Strikers
28 247 8.82
Gerry Bellefeuille
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GIRLS HOCKEY
The puck will drop on the
high school girls hockey season on two fronts today,
Dec. 9, with tournaments in
Alexandria and Chesterville.
The Glengarry event will
feature a headline battle of
county rivals Char-Lan and
GDHS at 10 a.m., followed an
hour later by St. Joseph’s versus Holy Trinity.
The Falcons will play again
at noon, facing off against
Char-Lan, while the Gaels will
close out the competition
against the Panthers at 1 p.m.
Teams competing in the
other event include CCVS,
North Dundas, and La
Citadelle.
– Sean Bray
On Tuesday, Dec. 15, Holy
Trinity will host girls volleyball matches, starting at 1 p.m.,
with GDHS and Seaway visiting.
Char-Lan and Tagwi will
both open their seasons on
Dec. 10 at Seaway.
– Sean Bray
Meaghan MacDougall, who last June graduated from Char-Lan
District High School, underwent surgery on both her legs last
week in Ottawa and is expected to need up to eight weeks to
recover before she can resume her basketball career at Indiana
State University.
The talented freshman was anxious to suit up for her first season of elite univerity ball south of the border, but will now have
to wait until February In the meantime, MacDougall says she is
continuing her studies from her Glengarry home and getting
used to spending a lot of time in bed. She is hoping to be able to
return to Indiana for final exams this month before continuing to
recuperate at home over the holidays.
– Sean Bray
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Special to The News
Going into the season opener of the senior
boys basketball regular season, the hometown
Glengarry District High School Gaels knew
experience wasn’t on their side as the team was
put into what seemed a David-and-Goliath
match-up against the favoured North Dundas
Demons.
The Gaels’ propensity to take fouls, along with
the substantial size disadvantage, resulted in an
85-16 loss courtesy of the Demons.
“We really haven’t had much time for practices, and the things like our foul trouble was a
result of that,” explained Coach Chad Thomson.
GDHS had to rely on the likes of multi-sport
athletes, such as guard Tyler O’Brien who contributed 10 points for the Gaels’ cause.
Coach Thomson stated that Glengarry didn’t
have a senior team last year, and he will have to
go through the season relying on players who
may not have much experience in the sport.
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