22A - Southpoint Sun
Wednesday, December 1, 2021
U10s improve league record to 8-1
The U11A Southpoint Stars won first place at the Stratford Aces Festival Cup Challenge tournament. Team members are, front, left to right: Ella Graham (goalie), Ella Statham, Estelle Blair. Second row: Zoe Deschamps, Vienna Dion, Kate Brady, Payton Walker, Ellee Truong, Finley Mills, Brynlee Salvati, Olivia Hennin, Lexi Colenutt. Third row: Lydia Myers, Anna Money, Ada McKeen. Back row: coaches Steve Truong, Doug McKeen, Brad Blair, Matt Hennin, John Graham, Joe Salvati.
U11A Stars win Stratford tourney The U11A Southpoint Stars had a successful weekend at the Stratford Aces Festival Cup Chal-
lenge Hockey Tournament on November 19-21. To advance to the final, the Stars defeated
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the Woolwich Wild 2-1 in overtime. In the final, they defeated the host team Stratford 1–0 in a shootout after a hard-fought battle in regulation and overtime. With each passing game, the Stars have applied many lessons learned to help them compete against more experienced ‘A’ level teams. They had to overcome
some adversity when Ella Statham suffered a broken elbow during the first game of the round-robin. Ella showed a lot of strength this weekend by cheering the team on and providing words of encouragement to keep the team focused on the task at hand. Overall, it was a great weekend. The first-place medal was well deserved.
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The Southpoint-Essex U10 Capitals travelled to Harrow to take on Erie-Northshore last Friday. Christian Rutgers put the Caps on the scoreboard early. With 2:52 left in the first period, Southpoint went on a run with three goals in two minutes and 20 seconds led by Carter Dement on a feed from Jordyn Lefaive, followed by Conner Blain, assisted by Brody Church, then defenseman Russell Colenutt attacked for an unassisted goal. The Caps added two more goals in the second period including a beauty tic-tac-toe play assisted by Rutgers and Asher Grossi, tapped in by Ben MacQuarrie to finish the game with a 6-0 win. On Saturday, Southpoint played host to the Windsor Jr. Spitfires. The first period would prove uneventful and end up scoreless. However, the Caps would soon rekindle their mojo from the previous evening’s relentless pressure on the puck. Highlights included impressive passing from Eddie Zieba to Zander Cook to the stick of Conner Blain for a goal. Strong forechecking by Jordyn Lefaive paid off when she passed the puck out to Rutgers for another goal. Then Asher Grossi stormed in, scoring unassisted. Blain added two more goals for a hat trick. Goalie Owen Tavares and the Southpoint defense protected the net and kept the Spitfires scoreless through three periods. The Capitals finished with 5-0 win. Teamwork continues to grow and pay dividends for this hardworking crew. Southpoint is eager to hit the ice this coming weekend for a tournament in Belle River with the opening game at 8 am Friday.
U12 Ravens dominate over weekend
This past weekend the Essex-Southpoint U12 Ravens played a pair of games. On Friday night, Nov. 26, the Ravens hosted the Tecumseh Shoreline Eagles and skated away with a dominating 12-0 win. Owen Derksen and Joseph McLeod led the attack notching two goals apiece, while Maxim Pyne, Derek Dunn, Nathan Mariuz, Ben Liebrock, Jonathan Recker, AJ Youssef, Kayden Cook and Isaiah Georges rounded out the scoring. Trent Chevalier earned the shutout in net. On Sunday the Ravens traveled to Riverside to face the Rangers and the high scoring continued in a 9-0 victory. Austin Goudie paced the attack scoring two, with singles being added by McLeod, Cook, Liebrock, Youssef, Brayden Foster, Mariuz and Derksen. Chevalier, again between the pipes, earned his second shutout in as many games.
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