Elmvale Curling Club
Waterside retirement
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Standings
@ elmvale curling club
record points
Team Don 5-0-1 27.0
Team Scott 4-1-0 20.0
Team Madore 3-3-0 20.0
Team Johnstone 4-1-0 20.0
Team Belcourt/Townes 3-1-2 19.5
Team Mcclung 3-2-0 16.0
Team Murphy 1-4-1 14.75
Team Marshall 1-3-1 13.5
Team Kenney 2-3-0 12.75
Team Allen 1-4-1 12.0
Team Huth 0-5-0 4.0
Kings Get Past Stayner for Biggest Win of the Season
Submitted by Jamie Robillard, Nov. 11, 2024.
The Penetang Kings came from behind to beat the Stayner Siskins by a 6-3 score on Friday November 22nd at the Penetanguishene Memorial Community Centre for their biggest win of the season.
The Kings trailed by a score of 3-1 midway through the contest before Tanner Thayer scored his first of two goals on a breakaway before the second period ended. Owen Fuller then scored for Penetang at tie the score at three before Max Geere gave the Kings the lead with just over five minutes remaining in the game. Thayer then scored into an empty net followed by Ashton Kirwin’s empty netter to preserve the 6-3 win. Carter Wilson scored the Kings first goal of the game in the second period. Landon Simac made 38 saves in the Kings goal in the win. Penetang managed 29 shots on the Stayner goal. For his two goal and two assist effort Thayer was named the Kings player of the game.
On Thursday November 14th the Kings dropped an 8-4 decision to the Siskin in Stayner with Cole Rumbolt, Wilson, Thayer and Kirwin each scoring single goals. Goaltender Kevin Pearson was busy in the Kings net facing 38 Stayner shots while the Kings had 23 shots on Siskins William Belitski. Wilson received player of the game honours for the Kings.
On Friday November 15th the Kings hosted the league leading Alliston Hornets and came out on the short end of a 4-1 score. Simec was again strong in the Penetang goal stopping 46 of the 49 shots fired his way. Penetang trailed 2-1 late in the contest on a goal by Jesse Bain midway through the third period before the Hornets scored a power play goal with just 1:04 remaining in regulation time and sealed the game with an empty net goal with 11 seconds remaining. Simec was the Kings player of the game.
Penetang remains solidly in fourth place in the Carruthers Division of the Provincial Junior Hockey League after 21 games with 20 points, four points ahead of the Innisfil Spartans and trailing the third place Stayner Siskins by 12 points at the team’s midway point in the schedule.
The Kings’ next home game will be on Friday December 6th when they will face Innisfil at 8:00 pm. followed by an afternoon road game on Saturday December 7th in Alliston. The Kings have to remaining December games at home on Saturday December 14th against the Huntsville Otters and Friday December 20th when they meet the Midland Flyers. Both of those games begin at 8:00 pm.
The team will then take the annual Christmas break with their next game coming Friday January 3rd when they face the Muskoka Bears.
Notes: The Kings Program and Yearbook is printed and waiting for distribution once Canada Post returns to full operations. In the meantime, Programs can be picked up at Kings home games.
The Alliston Hornets, who are undefeated, lead the league with 18 wins for 36 points followed by Orillia with 33 points and Stayner with 32 points. Innisfil is fifth with 16 points followed by Huntsville with 13, Midland 11 and Muskoka 5 points respectively. Alliston is the only undefeated team in the 63 team PJHL.
Madeline ‘Maddy’ Tannahill… – by Waxy Gregoire
Madeline Tannahill from Penetang sits back and reminisces about those days when she excelled in the sport of golf.
It all started in 1966 at the Ashburn Country Club in Halifax where she qualified for the tournament by being among the top 16 players in Ontario.
From 1968 to 1979, she competed in Ontario Open Tournament with fields of 90 golfers with her best finish coming in fifth.
Maddy played in many Canadian Ladies golf championships beginning in 1970 at the Oakdale Country Club in Toronto with a five handicap and then in 1974 in Winnipeg. She competed in Ontario Match Play four times.
For a person to qualify for Ontario Match Play, a player had to be in the low 16 in the Ontario Open. In order to do that she had to win a berth on the Huronia District team which in turn dictated four match play playdowns.
Maddy was in the top eight Ontario amateur ladies from 1974 to 1977 which allowed her to be a member of the Ontario Match team.
Maddy captured the Huronia District championship eight times from 1968 to1979 playing two matches a day over a two day period, beating the best golfers from Shanty Bay, Barrie, Midland, Orillia, Collingwood, Brooklea and Horseshoe Valley golf clubs.
It was quite a year for the Tannahills in 1968, Maddy is Don’s twin sister and it was the same year he won the Memorial Cup in hockey.
The same year she won the Midland Golf and Country Club ladies championship and then did it a total of 10 times.
During the 1980 tournament Maddy had recorded 75 on both her first rounds, going into the second day she had a 20 stroke lead over second place.
Madeline held a Canadian Professional Golfers Association Certificate as a teaching pro…what a player.