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Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Citizen of 2012
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“The spirit of the team.” It’s a line from a poem written by Reese Ashbee about his hero, and friend, Issac Riehl. It’s also the idea behind a new award created by Glynn A. Green teacher Stuart MacPherson, in honour of Isaac. At a special Isaac Riehl Celebration Assembly at Glynn A. Green, where Isaac graduated Grade 8 in 2012, MacPherson announced the school was retiring Isaac’s jersey and creating the Glynn A. Green Teammate Award in honour not only of Isaac’s athletic talent, but his compassion and friendship as well. “I remember his zeal for sport,” said MacPherson, noting Isaac’s “positiveness” in encouraging his teammates is what stands out. After the assembly and the unveiling of a banner depicting Isaac’s number 2 jersey, MacPherson told The Voice the students and teachers at Glynn
Fred Disher is the 2012 Citizen of the Year. Although the Fonthill and District Kinsmen received a number of nominations for the Citizen of the Year award, one nominee stood out, Fred Disher, said Kin Kevin Twomey in announcing the recipient of the 2012 award. “At end of day we feel Fred volunteers with a passion for kindness and generosity,” said Twomey on why Disher was chosen this year. “He not only inspires others, his presence motivates others with the same caring heart he has. It isn’t just in his volunteer work, it’s the way he and Bernice run their lives, he’s an incredible individual.” “Overwhelming,” was how Disher described knowing he is the 2012 Citizen of the Year. “It’s a long list of remarkable people in town and I’m on it. It’s hard to believe,” he said, referring to the 14 past Citizen of the Year recipients. “To think someone has thought enough of what I’ve done to nominate me, that’s quite a heartwarming feeling.” Disher first got involved in the community by answering a newspaper ad looking for volunteers with the Community
THE FAMILY of Isaac Riehl, his mom Bonita, brother Jacob and dad Ted, were on hand at Glynn A. Green for the unveiling of their son’s retired jersey and a new award in his honour, organized by teacher Stuart MacPherson (right). Sarah Murrell/Voice Photo
A. Green knew Isaac as more than a great athlete, and that’s why he decided to honour the young man with the teammate award. “He was good to everybody he played with,” said MacPherson. “He was one of the rare kids whose friendship and compassion balanced with his competitiveness.” Bonita Riehl said it is special that her son has been recognized for all aspects of his personality.
“He was a natural friend to everybody,” she said, adding it is fitting that his classmates, the Grade 8 graduates from 2012, attended the assembly and stayed at the school to write the criteria for the teammate award. MacPherson said the award remembers what it is to be a teammate, and asked Isaac’s classmates to think about the kind of person they believe the award should be given to each year.
Next steps for skate park
On Jan. 29 The Aviva Community Fund presented Mariah Bunz with a $115,000 cheque. Mayor Dave Augustyn, on behalf of Town Council, added a second $115,000 shortly after.
The $230,000 was to fund Bunz’s idea for the Riehl Skate Park, in memory of Isaac Riehl and a safe place for local youth to skate. Now that the park idea has raised $230,000 what happens
next? Augustyn said a week ago that the town would continue to match any donations made to the See COMMITTEE/page 3
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Policing Committee. In the 18 years since he answered that ad, Disher’s involvement in the community has evolved from that first position. As a member of the policing committee he became involved with Canada Day celebrations and the parade, because of the police involvement in the parade. He then got a call from Al Beamer asking for help with the Santa Claus parade, which of course led to becoming a member of the Fenwick Lions. His involvement in Fonthill’s 150th anniversary celebration came through community policing, which led to his membership on the Bandshell committee. Along with his volunteer efforts, Disher and his wife Bernice have raised their nine children, seven of them adopted, and opened their homes and hearts to more than 30 foster children. Disher says he still gets satisfaction from his volunteer work and he enjoys the involvement, adding he’s made a lot of friendships in the community because of it. Twomey says society tends to look at the negative and we can often wonder ‘what’s the point?’. Disher, he says, knows there is a point and recognizes that he can help make this world better one child, one club, one event at a time. See DISHER/page 2
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Disher “honoured” to be chosen Continued from page 1
“Here’s an individual who really rises above whatever is going on in the world,” says Twomey. “I’m inspired by the guy.” Twomey points to the fact that Disher is the 15th recipient of the Kinsmen’s award and the common denominator every year is a community member who keeps moving forward, who keeps putting the community’s best interest forward. “I’m proud to be part of an organization that recognizes volunteerism,” said Twomey. “Fred completely, totally underscores the meaning of the award.” Disher says the award recognizes volunteerism and he just happens to be the one chosen for the 2012 year. The award, he says, represents that long list of Citizen of the Year recipients and the many others who have worked volunteering in the community over the years. “I’m honoured to represent them,” he says. In September of 2011 Disher received the Mary Anne Christoff Community Service Award at
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fund. He told The Voice this week the town has a target of about $400,000, an amount that would give this community “an amazing skate park.” With that amount in mind, Augustyn said the town will match upHEATING to $200,000,¬ing AIR
they’ve already matched the Aviva $115,000 and some other funds have been donated. “We have about $80,000 to go,” he said. “People in the community want to see a very good park in our community. They want to participate. They want to donate,” said Augustyn, explaining CONDITIONING continued fundraising is the next
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Anonymous note disrespects Veterans Last week I heard a disturbing tale from one of our World War II Veterans. He showed me a note, left on the car of a friend that seems to criticize the man for driving a foreign car. “Traitor! It’s bad enough that you support their economy buying their cars, but screwing on a “veteran” plate is just a slap in the face for every man and woman that ever served. Japanese car...Pearl Harbour. German car...Hitler & WWII. Korean Car...Vietnam conflict. What were you thinking?” This note, typed and unsigned, was left on the car of a WWII Veteran while he enjoyed a coffee at a local Tim Horton’s restaurant.
It is wrong on a number of different levels, factually, socially, morally, I could go on. First off, I’m not quite sure what the note means by tying Korean cars to the Vietnam conflict. South Korea WAS involved in the Vietnam war, but on the side of democracy and freedom. The earlier Korean War was a fight, in simple, layman’s terms, to maintain a free South Korea. The Korean car companies are South Korean. Buying a Korean car is, in fact, supportive of Veterans (although the Canadian military didn’t take part in either conflict). As for the implication that buying foreign cars supports those nations we were, long ago, at war with has some factual errors as well.
Japanese, German and Korean car companies all have manufacturing plants in North America, most in Canada. That means those companies support our economy and our workforce. (I’m not getting into the domestic/foreign car debate here, just stating some facts.) And if you want to delve deep into history and philosophy, I’m sure there are arguments to be made that war is over, at least with these nations, and in victory allied forces now have every right to enjoy a working relationship with these nations. Then again, I’m no historian or philosopher. The thing that really stands out as wrong with this note is the reason veterans fought. The freedom to buy any car we want to and the freedom to say what we want, as
well as the many other we enjoy, are a direct result of the sacrifices made by veterans. The very thing that allows someone to leave such a hateful note, anonymously, on a veteran’s window is the exact thing that veteran fought for. What’s worse. This so-called “traitor” is a 94-year-old man who was injured while fighting for his country. I’m heartsick that someone could so disrespect our veterans in this way. I heard about this from one of the men I most respect and look up to. From a man I admire, not only for the sacrifices he made for our freedoms but for his kindness and gentle strength. This note shook him to the core. He was upset for his friend, for his comrades, for the soldiers he left
on the battlefield. If it means anything, I am personally sorry these men have been treated in this manner. They deserve so much more.
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Throughout the year, Pelham Cares sees the generosity of our great community with the many donations of food, funds and goods that are received almost daily, for Pelham families in need. During the month of December, and throughout the holiday season, we are overwhelmed at the generosity of our fine community and the abundance of donations brought in. The season of giving was kicked off with the Pelham Community Food drive, which saw approximately one hundred volunteers gather at the Old Fenwick Fire Hall to receive, sort and pack the tons of food that were so generously donated by the Pelham community. Our volunteers were fed thanks to
yummy homemade chili from the Lazy Loon, sweets, cakes and rolls from Fonthill Sobey’s and hot chocolate from Tim Horton’s, Fonthill. Of course, none of this could have taken place had it not been for the dedication of the Pelham Community Food Drive organizers; Sylvia and Gerry Berkout, Gwenn Alves, and the hundreds of volunteers who braved the cold to go door to door to collect the tons of food donated by this caring community. We would also like to recognize and thank the OPP Auxiliary who collected food and monetary donations at the Fonthill Sobey’s on Dec 1 . As well, we would like to thank the Pelham Firefighters Association
for holding their annual toy drive. The many toys were distributed to Pelham families in need and made for a happy Christmas for many children. On behalf of the Board of Directors of Pelham Cares, staff, volunteers and clients; a heartfelt thank you goes out to the Pelham community, as well as all the groups, businesses and individuals mentioned above. Once again, your generosity will go far to help families in need in our community.
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Every year at around this time, Fenwick United Church, like many other churches around the world, is busy preparing for Lent. During Lent every year, our youth come together to hold various fundraisers for a cause of their choice. In the past, international charities such as Free the Children have been chosen to receive funds raised but this year we have chosen something a little closer to home, something right down the road to be exact. This year we have decided that our Lenten Project fundraisers will be held in support of the Riehl Skate Park. We, as many others, have been so touched by the work done so far to raise money to create a safe place for Pelham youth to skateboard and honour a very special young boy’s memory and we would like to do our part to help. Now come’s the fun part – planning the fundraisers! We will be meeting this Thursday, February 7th at 7:30 p.m. to brainstorm fundraising ideas and any youth interested in helping out are welcome to join us! Our church is located at 1050 Church Street in Fenwick, we hope you will join us and help to make our fundraisers for the Riehl Skate Park even more successful! For more information, please contact me by email at laura. maclean@live.ca. Laura MacLean Fenwick
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Thank you Aviva and Canada AM BY DAVE AUGUSTYN Mayor of Pelham What an amazing celebration on Tuesday, January 29! By hosting a community event and welcoming Canada AM viewers from across the nation we showcased Pelham’s vibrant, creative, and caring community. Thank you to Mariah Bunz for applying to the Aviva Community Fund for a skatepark in memory of Isaac Riehl. I appreciate Mariah initiating the application, encouraging others to participate, and accepting the cheque on behalf of the community! Thanks to those who helped make the Riehl Skatepark a finalist, and, eventually, the winner of the Aviva competition! So many helped along the way – voting and encouraging others to vote – including EL Crossley students, teachers and staff; members from churches, sports teams, and associations; the Glynn A. Green community and so many from all of Pelham’s schools; the media spreading the word; and Town staff and Council. I also appreciate Bonita, Ted, and Jacob
Riehl for consenting to allow your son’s and brother’s tragic death to unite the community behind this common cause. Thank you for your strength. Thank you so much to those that made the Aviva announcement such a huge success! Thanks to Ed Goerzen, principal, and the teachers and the students of the EL Crossley community! Thanks to the Student Union, to Marching Band, to Crossley Rowing, and to the members of the various student bands for showcasing your “Cyclone Spirit.” Thanks to Lazy Loon for cooking breakfast; to White Meadows for the maple syrup; to Tim Horton’s for the hot beverages; to representatives from our local service clubs – Lions & Lioness, Rotary, Kinsmen – for serving; and to Chartwell, Fonthill Sobey’s, Giant Tiger, Fonthill Shoppers for donating all the breakfast food and supplies. Thanks to Young Sod Farms for your cash donation. Thanks to Vickie and numerous Town staff for organizing the event and to the many dedicated volunteers – from across the community – who helped to make that day a success!
Thanks to the Fonthill Firefighters Association for displaying the Canadian Flag and to members of the Niagara Regional Police for helping with traffic logistics. I appreciate Pen Lakes for organizing the putting contest and Scorpion Cheerleaders for motivating the crowd. Thanks to Pelham’s “Walk through History” volunteers for highlighting our heritage. Special thanks to Pegasus for framing the large portrait of Isaac. I offer deep appreciation to Maurice Tolluck, CEO, and everyone from the Aviva Community Fund for the generous donation to the Riehl Skatepark! Thank you so much to Jeff Hutcheson (Pelham native!) and the crew from Canada AM for broadcasting Pelham’s community spirit. And, finally, thank you so much to the hundreds and hundreds from the community that supported the event that welcomed Canada! You may contact Mayor Dave at mayordave@ pelham.ca or read past columns at www. pelhammayordave.blogspot.com.
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Traffic lights at Pancake and Pelham BY SARAH MURRELL VOICE Staff Five years ago the town undertook a traffic study to determine the need for a traffic light at Pancake Lane and Pelham Street. On Monday councillors debated a motion to complete another traffic study, for the same lights at the same location.
A report from Public Works suggested the light be installed after traffic counts on Pelham Street showed the Pancake Lane intersection has a higher volume of traffic than Spruceside Crescent. The traffic count was completed after residents in the area suggested the Spruceside intersection is busier than Pancake Lane. Al Mannell, Director of Public
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Tuning up for a great Trivia night BY SARAH MURRELL VOICE Staff Students at Pelham Centre School in Fenwick are hoping a little knowledge will turn into a lot of music. The school is hosting its second Trivia Night fundraising event, this year to purchase a new piano for the school. “It’s really old and the trivia night is a great way to have fun and raise money,” says Abigail Shatford in explaining why the school is having a fundraiser to replace the piano. Teacher Cheryl Bench says the school uses the piano quite a bit, in music class, in music productions and in the talent show, adding it is hard to play and out of tune. A new piano, she said, will not only make it easier on the students who do use the piano, but it might also inspire more interest in the instrument and support the talented kids at Pelham Centre. The school held a trivia night fundraiser last year to raise funds for a new sound system for the school.
PELHAM Centre Students, including Abigail Shatford (left), Noah Bell, Emma Brownlee, Kira Neuman, Jared Carter, Colby Gaines, Trent Furlong, Gracie Furlong, Elena Grande and Erica Carter, are hoping the old, out of tune piano they currently use will be replaced. Sarah Murrell/Voice Photo Bench says it’s ironic the second trivia night is also for the music program, but says the school has a very strong music program and it was the principal who chose the piano as this year’s goal, because it is in such bad shape. “We’re looking forward to a big trivia night,” sais Bench, noting the goal is $1,000.
Tickets for the Trivia Night are $10 each and tables of eight can be purchased. Student Erica Carter said the tickets include pizza, snacks, and the games. She added there are also door prizes, a silent auction, baked goods, 50/50 draw and cash bar available.
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If you love art, of any kind, but your depiction of a person looks more like the Eiffel Tower, there are other ways to get involved in Pelham’s art scene. The Pelham Art Festival, one of the prominent shows in Ontario and an institution in this community, could always use the help of a few volunteers. The Pelham Art Festival is always looking for committed, energetic, passionate and friendly volunteers, says committee member Sandy Matthews, noting there are all sorts of ways that you can help. Volunteering with the art festival is a great way to meet others who are interested in contemporary fine art, and a great way to get a closer look into the production of Southern Ontario’s Premiere Spring Exhibition. The festival’s volunteer team includes a wide range of people from students to emerging artists and
ALISON Kares, owner of Movement Unlimited, gives Mayor Dave Augustyn a demonstration on the Reformer, during her Grand Opening open house on Saturday. Movement Unlimited, across from Fire Station #1, is the new home of Pilates Niagara and an expansion of classes, practitioners, and programs. Sarah Murrell/Voice Photo
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professionals. It’s an effective way to gain valuable experience and meet creative players in the arts community. Various positions are available for the 2013 exhibition including: assist in the set-up and decor of the exhibition; general artist support; general arena volunteering; street distribution of flyers; conducting marketing surveys; assist in the Spring Volunteer Evening; assist on Media Day; and assist with computer documentation. Anyone interested in becoming part of the Pelham Art Festival volunteer team can send an email to Heidi TeBrake at heidi.tebrake@sympatico.ca with “PAF 2013 Volunteer” in the subject line. Anyone interested in joining the Pelham Art Festival is also invited to attend the next meeting, which will be Monday, Feb. 11 at the Fonthill branch of the library.
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Community Events ONGOING • Mondays at 7 p.m. Sing Niagara Women’s A Cappella Chorus at Paroisse Immaculee Conception Church, 99 Garner St, St. Catharines. Call 905-892-1640 or visit www.singniagara.com. • Tuesday 7:00 pm Bingo Night at St. Ann’s Church, 834 Canboro Rd, Fenwick Wheelchair accessible. • Tuesdays 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. SPAN (Single Professional Association of Niagara) is a social club since 1982 for mature singles who meet and mingle at BaileyObrady’s,111 Hwy 20, Fonthill, every Tuesday from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Offers members a monthly calendar of social activities. Further information, call Lynie @905-788-0359 • Tuesdays 7:30 p.m. A Cappella Niagara Men’s Chorus Meets at St. John Ambulance, 5734 Glenholme Ave., Niagara Falls. Info: Bob 892-2336 • Wednesdays - 1st & 3rd of the each month, at 2 p.m. Pelham Community Church Worship Service, 461 Canboro Rd, Fenwick. • Wednesday - last Wednesday each month. Euchre Night at North Pelham Youth Hall, 1718 Maple St. $3 admission. Call Rose for info: 905-8923408. • Fridays 1:00-3:00pm. Knit Wits - Knitting Club. Work on your present project while spending time with other knitters. All levels are welcome. Crocheters welcome. Knitting tips will be shared at each session. Begins Jan. 4. $2.00 includes refreshments. Drop in at the Fonthill Library. • Fridays at 7:30 p.m. Euchre at North Pelham Youth Hall, 1718 Maple St. $3 admission. Call Rose for info: 905-892-3408. • Fridays from 1:00 to 3:00 Knit Wits at Fonthill Library for knitters and crocheters. Drop in. $4
includes refreshments, • Saturdays, 2 to 4:30 p.m. Bingo at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 613 Fonthill, 141 Regional Road 20. • Meals on Wheels. Available for Seniors and Adults with Disabilites in Pelham. Hot or Frozen Meal options, delivered Monday to Friday. Volunteers also needed. Contact Melissa 905-788-3181 ext. 25. • Interested in singing with the Robert Wood Singers? Please contact Barb Snopek at 905-7356425 or at joe.snopek020@ sympatico.ca to arrange details. • Newcomers Club of St. Catharines & District welcomes women new to the region to participate in a variety of activities call Maureen 905-397-7593 or Gwen 905-641-9816 for details. •Volunteers Needed in Fonthill, Fenwick, Ridgeville for the Meals on Wheels program, Friendly Visiting program and also requires volunteer drivers to take seniors to appointments. Offer flexible hours and mileage reimbursement. Call Laura Dumas at 905788-3181 ext. 27 or email ldumas@csn.on.ca. UPCOMING Thursday, February 7 • 4:00-7:00pm Pasta Night, St.Alexander Church, Fonthill. $10 adults, $5 child age 4-12. All you can eat. $9 for take out. Penne, meatballs, sausage, bean medley, garlic bread, salad, desserts, coffee, tea. Wine and Beer also available. Friday, February 8 • 11:30am - 1:00pm Legion Lunch • 6:30pm Pelham Centre School 2nd Annual Trivia Night. Old Pelham Town Hall, 491 Canboro Rd, Ridgeville. $10 includes trivia game, pizza, snacks. Cash bar, 50/50, door prizes, Silent Auction. tickets/info: nfurlong@ cogeco.ca
Saturday, February 9 • 5:00 & 7:00pm seatings Pasta Night at North Pelham Youth Hall, $10 or $12 at the door, Ages 5-12 only $5. 1718 Maple St. Monday, February 11 • 7:00pm Monthly meeting of Survivors of Stroke meets in the Niagara Region Headquarters, 2201 St.David’s Road West in Thorold, Meeting Room 4. All stroke survivors and their caregivers are invited to attend. Tuesday, Feb. 12th • 9:30-11:30am BEAUTY INSIDE & OUT! Niagara Women’s Connection, a non-denominational Christian women’s club invites you to a relaxing morning. Coffee, tea and treats will be served and door prizes awarded all for only $7. Babysitting is provided free of charge. Fonthill United Church Hwy 20 & Canboro Rd. RSVP Margaret at (905) 788-9641 or email us at nwconnection2012@ gmail.com. Tuesday, February 21 • 5:00pm Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper. Pelham Community Church, $8, Ages 5-10 $5. 46+1 Canboro Road. Saturday, February 23 • 1:00-2:30 Geocaching 101. An environmentally friendly outdoor recreational activity for families or individuals alike. Search for hidden objects using clues and GPS coordinates. This workshop is intended for beginners and for people who are interested in finding out more about geocaching. Be prepared for outdoor weather as we search for the Pelham Public Library’s first cache. Adults: $3.00. Children and teens: $1.00. Please register ahead. Monday, February 25 • 7:30 – 9:30 p.m. Pelham Horticultural
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FIFE – The Fife’s; the Van Meer’s and the Shennan’s welcome MIKAELA KELLY FIFE . She arrived on Friday September 7,2012 at 1:56 a.m. weighing 8 lbs. even and 18” long. Happy parents are Patrick and Jennifer Fife along with big brother Koren of Mount Hope, Ont. She is the first granddaughter for Mary Ann Van Meer and Ben Van Meer and 5th Grandchild for Beverley and Robert Shennan of Fonthill. Thrilled to have her join our team is Great Grandma Fife and Great Grandma Brull. Society Meeting at Fonthill Library. Barry Porter, Environmental Project Manager, Niagara Restoration Council, will be speaking about the restoration of Short Hills Park with native plants. New members and guests welcome. Tuesday, February 26 • 6:00pm Depression affects all of us. Learn about what causes it, the different types of depression and what helps. A mental health specialist from The Canadian Mental Health Association and a volunteer will share their personal journeys. Free. Please register ahead. Fonthill Library March Break Activities (March 11 to March 15) at the Pelham LibraryPreregistration required •Canadian Red Cross
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SPORTS
Mossimo’s start 2013 with win The Mossimo’s Peewee Black Panthers began 2013 with a road trip to Port Colborne to face Port #1. This was a lopsided game with a lot of points garnered by the Panthers in the 8-1 victory. Both Reid Murray (+ 1A) and Jeremy Pollard earned hat tricks, while Nick Chambers (+ 1A) and Braeden Prout (+ 3A) netted the other two goals. Helper points were also given to Robbie Harper & Dean Coates. In the next game, the Black Panthers faced NOTL #2. Nick Chambers opened the scoring in the first period with the help of Reid Murray and Noah Wouthuis. Braeden Prout gave a clinic in stickhandling in scoring an unassisted goal in the second, and added another with the help of Jeremy Pollard and Wouthuis in the third. Goalie Tristan Barnhart earned the 3-0 shut-out. After several near misses in the last game, Noah Wouthuis’ patience paid off with his first goal of the season (assisted by Nick Chambers) to open the scoring in the Black Panthers’ next game
U11 wins The Tora Niagara Dental Centre Panthers under-11 girls basketball team went 2-1 at an exhibition tournament at Ridley College Sunday. Pelham defeated IEM Newmarket 46-16, lost 25-22 to York South and beat the Etobicoke Thunder 23-16. Leading the way for the Panthers were: Kaley Demont, 23 points, 11 rebounds, 10 steals and six assists; Ally Sentance, 19 points, 11 rebounds and 10 steals; Maddie Coleman, 14 points, 22 rebounds and three steals; Emma Melito, 12 points, eight rebounds, five steals and two assists; Lexia Poitras, nine points, nine rebounds and 10 steals; Tess Capra, six points, seven rebounds and two steals; Tess Puchalski, four points, nine rebounds and 17 steals; Jess Acaster, two points, five rebounds, four steals and three assists; Jordyn Britton, one point and seven rebounds; Sarah Stayzer, eight rebounds; Naomi Shad, five rebounds; and, Bethany Langelaan, four rebounds.
against Dunnville #1. Braeden Prout put the lead to two with the aid of Robbie Harper. Dunnville scored early in the second period and the teams began trading goals: Prout’s power play goal from Jeremy Pollard was answered by a Dunnville goal while the captain was taking up residence in the penalty box; Reid Murray scored from Wouthuis and Prout and Dunnville responded; another goal from Murray (from Prout and Zach Baltrusiunas) was met with a Dunnville goal; until Braeden Prout came through with his hat trick goal (from Murray and Pollard) which proved to be the game winner. Tristan Barnhart minded the pipes in the 6-5 victory. After a nearly two week layoff, the Black Panthers were back on the ice facing Port Colborne #2. Braeden Prout poked the puck into the net from Dean Coates and Robbie Harper to put the team on the board. Reid Murray closed the first period with a goal from Jeremy Pollard and Tristan Barnhart. The next two goals went to Jeremy Pollard, first with a neat little wraparound shot from Dean Coates, then top shelf from Coates & Noah Wouthuis. Reid Murray netted a pair to earn a hat trick, the first off a sweet
passing play from Robbie Harper & Hayden Stewart and the second off a pass from Ethan Guitard. Despite the 6-1 final score, the game was competitive. Goalie Nick Yioldassis was channelling his inner Jonathan Quick and denied the Port team again and again. His shutout was foiled in the last minutes of the game. The Black Panthers’ final game of January was against a very competitive Thorold #3.
Delicious
They took an early lead off a goal by Jeremy Pollard from Dean Coates. But their injuryshortened bench started showing signs of strain when the Thorold team scored five times in the second period with only an unassisted goal by Braeden Prout in response. Dean Coates’ goal in the third (from Dan Durkin and Prout) couldn’t repair the damage and the team was handed its first loss of 2013.
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