U13-B Elmvale Coyotes ‘Elmvale Lions Club’
The Elmvale Coyotes U13-B boys hockey team has been skating strong through the season, currently sitting in third place in their competitive division with 7 wins, 4 losses, and 1 tie. With a roster full of talent, teamwork, and determination, these young men have been turning heads and gaining recognition as one of the top teams in the league.
Head Coach Brandon Godin credits the team’s success to a balanced combination of offensive firepower and defensive discipline. The boys have really come together this season, they work hard in practice put effort into each game and have already shown much growth.
The boys were glad to beat rival ‘Huntsville Otters’ 7-0 in November with goals scored by Reed Dermott, Cameron Lalonde, Seamus Wickett, and Gib
Kings Solidify Fourth Place Position with Pair of Wins
Submitted by Jamie Robillard
The Penetang Kings solidified their position in fourth place in the Carruthers Division of the Provincial Junior Hockey League with a pair of wins over between November 29th and December 7th.
On Friday November 29th the Kings mauled the Muskoka Bears by a 5-1 margin as Tanner Thayer scored a hattrick and added one assist to pace the Kings offence. Aidan Gravelle and Wyndam Brownlee added single markers for the Kings while Landon Simec turned aside 27 of the 28 shots he faced in the Penetang goal. Penetang fired 42 shots on the Muskoka net to entertain the home crowd. Thayer was named the Kings player of the game.
The Kings’ followed up that win with 5-2 victory over the Innisfil Spartans on Friday December 6th with single goals from Carter Wilson, Camron Hutchinson, Owen Fuller, Noah Saye and Cole Rumbolt. Saye playing in his first game in a Kings uniform after signing with the team earlier in the week looked like he fit in well showing off some good speed and offensive savvy. Simec once again was strong between the pipes for the Kings making 28 saves on the night and was named the Penetang player of the game. Penetang managed 32 shots on the Spartans goal.
On Saturday December 7th the Kings travelled to Alliston to face the undefeated Hornets in an afternoon tilt and came out on the short end of the score 5-2. Thayer and Brownlee netted one goal each for Penetang in the loss. Alliston outshot Penetang by a 43 to 14 margin, keeping the Kings netminder Simec very busy throughout the contest. Once again Thayer collected player if game honours for the Kings.
The Kings’ next home game is Friday December 20th when they meet the Midland Flyers at 8:00 pm at the Penetanguishene Memorial Community Centre then take their annual Christmas break before returning with a Friday January 3rd home contest when they face the Muskoka Bears.
Notes: The Kings game between Penetang and Orillia originally scheduled for November 30th was postponed due to inclement weather and will be rescheduled at a later date.
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.
As of December 12th, the Alliston Hornets lead the division standings with 22 wins for 44 points followed by Orillia with 37 points, Stayner with 36 points and Penetang with 24 points in 24 games. Innisfil is fifth with 16 points followed by Huntsville with 15, Midland 11 and Muskoka 7 points respectively. Alliston continues as the only undefeated team in the 63 team PJHL.
All pictures are submitted on behalf of Russ Zmijowskyj.
WATERSIDE RETIREMENT LODGE FRIDAY SENIOR STANDINGS at ELMVALE CURLING CLUB
RECORD POINTS
TEAM SCOTT 6-2-0 31.0
TEAM JOHNSTONE 6-2-0 30.0
TEAM DON 5-2-1 29.75
TEAM MADORE 5-3-0 29.0
TEAM McCLUNG 5-3-0 26.5
TEAM BELCOURT/TOWNES 4-2-2 24.5
TEAM MARSHALL 2-5-1 21.5
TEAM MURPHY 2-5-1 21.0
TEAM KENNEY 2-6-0 17.25
TEAM ALLEN 2-5-1 17.0
TEAM HUTH 2-6-0 16.0
The above are the final standings for our Fall Schedule. In the first round of playoffs, Team Belcourt/Townes defeated
Team Huth, Team Murphy defeated Team Kenney and Team Allen defeated Team Marshall.
Round two on Wednesday Dec. 18th, has Team Scott vs Team Allen and Team Johnstone vs Team Murphy, both at 9:15 am.
Also, Team Don vs Belcourt/Townes and Team Madore vs Team McClung, both at 11:30 am.
Golf Tournament raises $1,587.07 for the GBGH Foundation.
Submitted by Helmut Paddags, Dec. 16, 2024
Golf Committee members not present include Chris Greer, Wendy Lang and Barb Holloway.
The Murray Donaldson Memorial Golf Tournament successfully raised $1587.07 for the GBGH Foundation.
The 5th annual golf tournament in memory of Murray, a long-standing Club member, was held at Brooklea Golf & Country Club. The tournament consisted of a 4-member team scramble and an 18-hole mini putt challenge held at Balm Beach Mini Putt for those unable to participate in the scramble. A BBQ lunch was served at The Place to all participants after the tournament. Prizes were awarded and a silent auction was held to raise funds for Georgian Bay General Hospital (GBGH)