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The Atom B Colts #2 coached by Mike Marleau recently took home silver in the Casselman Fall Challenge on Nov. 20. “I am extremely proud of the outcome and of the boys,” said Marleau. “As a coach, it is always a great achievement to see the team come together and produce a positive result. I am also thankful to have a supportive coaching staff who also contributed to the success of our team that day.”

Here are the results from the day: Game #1 – 10 to 1 win against the Clarence Castors. Goal Scorers were Caleb Barnes (3), Connor Gratton Stewart (2), Chance Quenneville (1), Zachary Boltz (1), Mathieu Marleau (1), Landon Dupuis David (1), Bryan Beaudry (1).

Game #2 – 6 to 2 win against the Alexandria Glens. Goal Scorers were Caleb Barnes (3), Chance Quenneville (2), Connor Gratton Steward (1).

Game #3 – 4 to 3 loss against the Akwesasne Warriors (silver medal awarded). Goal Scorers were Chance Quenneville (2), Mathieu Marleau (1).

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Eli Seguin of the Seaway Valley Rapids B Team helped his team hold the Akwesasne Wolves to a 1-1 tie on Friday, December 16. Seguin has been in nets for two years now. “He’s just a wonderful goalie, I think he’s one of the top in the league. He always works hard and he plays very well,” said his coach Miguel Delisle.

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Typhoon girls meet team Slovakia The Cornwall Typhoons Midget AA girls, had the chance to meet team Slovakia.

The Typhoons girls were finishing their “player vs parent” Christmas game as team Slovakia was preparing to hit the ice for their team practice. Understanding that team Slovakia is here in Canada preparing for the IIHF World Junior Championships, the Typhoons could not pass up the chance at a team photo. It’s not every day that you can share the ice with world class talent and future NHL players.

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CORNWALL, Ontario - On Monday, Dec. 5 Cornwall’s Ed Lumley Arena was announced as the host of the 20th annual Canadian Junior Hockey League Prospects game.

The game will be taking place on January 25 and will feature 40 of the top NHL Draft eligible players from across the entire 10-league CJHL. “The CJHL Prospects Game brings together the top draft eligible Junior ‘A’ prospects from throughout Canada for on and off-ice testing and an East versus West game,” stated NHL Director of Central Scouting Dan Marr.

The rosters will be divided, with 20 coming from

the CJHL’s eastern based leagues and 20 coming from the western ones.

The host committee is being headed up by Shawna Mecteau and David Murphy.

“We are both honoured and excited to be hosting the Prospects Game and we look forward to creating a dynamic event for the CJHL players being recognized and to continue the proud tradition of Cornwall as a welcoming host City,” said Mecteau.

Tickets for the CJHL Prospects Game are now on sale and are available via the Cornwall Colts (CCHL) office by contacting them at (613) 930-9300.

The cost for tickets is $10 each; $9 per-person for groups of 20 or more, while children 12 and under are $5.

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Belleville’s gamble wrecked Wood’s plan for the draft. Instead of drafting the best junior prospect, the team made defenceman Dave Sikorski its number one pick. At best, Sikorski was a mediocre prospect who probably would have been available in the 12th round. Available for the Royals were Dan Gratton, Jeff Beukeboom, Bruce Cassidy and Todd Gill, all taken after Sikorski.

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This image should bring back memories of great times at the rink for some of our readers. The Cornwall Royals left a big mark on the Canadian junior hockey landscape, ultimately winning the Memorial Cup – junior hockey’s greatest prize – on three separate occasions, in 1972, 1980 and 1981. This 1960s era Royals jersey was worn by player George Rodney, who currently resides in Ottawa. The jersey is housed in the Royals Gallery in the main concourse of the Civic Complex.

Future National Hockey League hall-of-famer Pat LaFontaine had been passed over by the three clubs selecting in front of Belleville. The Brantford Alexanders, picking fifth, said they would not take a gamble on LaFontaine.

Brantford instead wanted a sure bet, left winger Jeff Jackson. Only Belleville was standing in the way. LaFontaine had announced that he would not play in the OHL unless it was with the Royals.

Belleville, foolishly, called his bluff.

LaFontaine wasn’t bluffing.

The player and his parents would not even talk to the Bulls.

Instead of joining the Bulls, he exercised his right as an American prospect to sign with any major junior team. He was born in St. Louis and raised in Detroit where his father was a Chrysler executive. Three days later he signed with Verdun Canadiens of the Quebec Junior Hockey League.

The Quebec league couldn’t believe its bonne fortune. It now had LaFontaine and Mario Lemieux, two of the hottest pro prospects in the world. It should have sent Belleville Bulls a thank-you card.

In his first and only season with Verdun, LaFontaine scored 104 goals and added 130 assists for a league-leading 234 points. He won just about every award available, including Canadian Hockey League player of the year. His 234 points were 50 more than runner-up Mario Lemieux, a second-year player with Laval.

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Marc Benoit, Special to TC Media The Seaway Valley Rapids PeeWee B team took to the ice to take on the Akwesasne Wolves on the evening of Friday, December 16 at Cornwall’s Benson Arena, ending the game with a 1-1 tie.

It was a hard fought matchup, and both teams put in a lot of effort. But, Seaway’s, goalie Eli Seguin, now on his second year with the team, proved he’s at home in front of the net.

“He’s just a wonderful goalie, I think he’s one of the top in the league. He always works hard and he plays very well,” said coach Miguel

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Coach, Delisle was also impressed with his team’s overall performance.

“This season is going pretty good, we’re playing well as a team,” said Delisle. “The kids are working hard, and we’re definitely having fun that’s for sure.”

Tonight, the Rapids will be joining most of Cornwall’s hockey fans at the Benson arena for the World Junior’s game.

“We’re going tonight as a team, it’s going to be fun to watch that level of hockey.”

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CORNWALL, Ontario - Jas-Mar won the Boston Pizza Cornwall Men’s Flag Football League (CMFFL) Championship by defeating Shoeless Joe’s 29-20 in the final.

James Amelotte assured his team’s victory after a pick in the games final seconds.

Amelotte was named the defensive MVP for the playoffs. His teammate Blu Grant took the title of offensive MVP for the playoffs.

The regular season regular-season MVP also went to a Jas-Mar player, Thor Grant, while Pat Corstine of Shoeless Joe’s was named

regular-season offensive MVP and Darcy richer was named defensive MVP. Eric Mallet of Wired Audio won the sportsmanship award, Rod McLeod who founded the CFFML, was given the Builder Award and Robbie Bingley was inducted into the CFFML Hall of Fame. The CFFML is the longest active running men’s league in Cornwall.

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TRENTON, Ontario - In the sport of Olympic style weightlifting the term ‘six for six’ refers to a lifter being successful on all six of their attempts.

At the recent Bayside Holiday open, the Cornwall Weightlifting Club went six for six, with all six of their athletes successfully winning medals.

Barrett Walker was the -77kg junior champion. The 16 year old snatched a personal best 55kg and clean and jerked 75kg for a 130kg total.

Meagan Ellis had a great day at her first ever competition, making all of her attempts and setting personal records all around. She snatched 36kg and clean and jerked 49kg, producing an 85kg total which was good for the bronze medal in the women’s -75kg class.

Her teammate, Chantal Crowl grabbed the silver medal in the same category. She also made all of her attempts and had best lifts of 58kg and

72kg for a 130kg total.

Kevin Hartwick was back with CWC from his job in Alberta and did not disappoint, taking the gold medal in the men’s -85kg class. He had a best snatch of 118kg and clean and jerk of 141kg to produce a 259kg total.

CWC had both Thorin Gault (-94kg) and Mark Sicard (+105kg) lifting in the final men’s session and both earned silver medals in their respective categories. Gault battled an early shoulder injury to snatch 108kg and clean and jerk 134kg for a 242kg total. Sicard snatched 117kg and clean and jerked 145kg before narrowly missing a massive 160kg attempt, ending with a 262kg total.

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The 49th Annual Astro Storage & Warehousing Turkey Bonspiel came to a successful close on the weekend with the finals in 4 divisions.

The “A” Final saw Paul Carroll steal a single in the 1st and 2nd ends over Phil Hammond. Hammond took a 3 ender in the 3rd and stole a single in the 4th. Carroll answered with a 3 ender of his own in the 5th and stole 2 more in the 6th to go ahead 7-4.

Hammond took a single in the 7th and stole 3 more in the 8th for the 8-7 win.

In the “B” Final Jeff Ridal and Dave Lalonde traded singles in the 1st two end with Ridal taking a 3 ender in the 3rd.and stealing 3 more in the 4th on way to a 9-2 win.

In the “C” Final Bill Sobering stole a 2 ender in the 1st and a single in the 3rd over Mike Villeneuve.

Villeneuve took a single in the 3rd. Sobering took L-r: Alex MacDougall convenor, Margie Lockhart ( lead ), Joanne Matte (sponsor ), Phil singles in the 4th and 5th ends on way to a 6-3 win. Hammond ( skip ), Mark Wells ( third ), Joan Sauve ( second ), Don McIntosh Co-convenor.

In the “D” Final Phil Riel with hammer picked up In the “A” Consolation Angus McLeod and traded single in end 5 and 6. McLeod with hammer a 3 ender over Wayne Summers and stole 3 more in the 2nd for a 6-0 lead. Summers took singles in Norm Quenneville traded singes in the 1st two took a huge 4 ender in the 7th. Quenneville replied ends 3,4, and 5 but it was all Riel after that for the end. McLeod took a single in the 3rd with with a deuce in 8th but came up short. McLeod Quenneville taking a deuce in the 4th. The teams prevailed 7-6.

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