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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-12-02, Page 11A di 4461. Ink Peewees trounce Mildmay The Lucknow Pee Wee A's travelled to Mildmay last week and proceeded to trounce their opponents with a birage of goals. Lucknow netted 14 goals in the game while Mildmay managed only 2. Lucknow's Vince Strickland opened the scoring after a lot of hard work .inside Mildmay's blue line. Warren Andrews picked up the assist. Two minutes later, Andrews scored on a back -hand shot assisted by Chris Steven- son. Stevenson picked up another assist after a good pass put Brad Rhody in posi- tion to score. Stevenson had a big night as he stole the puck at centre and went straight up ice to score the fourth of the night. Less than a minute later, Stevenson again found the mark with an assist to Chris Humphrey. Early in the second period of play, Justin Murray stick handled his way through three Mildmay players after receiving the pass from Brad Rhody to deposit the puck behind the net minder. It took just 33 seconds for Lucknow to strike again, This time, Brad Rhody found the mark with an assist to Clint Murray. The second period of play ended just as Clint Murray picked up another point with an assist to Matt Drennan. Chris Humphrey scored a short-handed goal to start the third period of play when he deflected a Clint Murray pass from behind the net. Warren Andrew scored again after more hard work by his linemates. Vince Strickland took the helper on that goal. Chris Humphrey took a pass from Clint Murray and connected for the eleventh Lucknow tally of the night. Shortly after, Brad Rhody headed up a short handed at- tack which resulted in a shot that eluded the Mildmay goaltender. Chris Stevenson picked up yet another point on the goal and proceeded to add his own unassisted goal immediately after. The final goal of the night came from the stick of Matt Sproul after Murray stick handled his way to the net and dropped a pass right on Sprouls stick. The win was the third in a row for the Lucknow Pee Wee A's. This streak came to an abrupt halt on Friday night though, as the boys went down to defeat to Clinton in an exhibition game. The final score in that game wa3 6 - 2 for Clinton. Chris Stevenson was responsible for both the Lucknow goals with assists to Chris Humphrey and Terry Stanley. Lucknow Bantams The Lucknow Bantams split a pair of games over the weekend. On Friday last, the team blew a four goal lead to lose to Ripley by a score of 8 - 7. Lucknow had built up a four goal lead of 7 - 3 late in the second period thanks to a hat -trick from the stick of Donnie Gam- mie, two from Brad Murray and singles by .r Rod Crich and Mike Vandervelde. This last goal by Vandervelde was his first of the season as a Bantam and occurred after Gavin Hunter made a good check behind the net and fed the stolen puck to Vandervelde in front. The Lucknow lead didn't last long however as Ripley stormed back to tie the score at seven as Chris Lowry and Jeff Boettinger combined for four goals. The third period of play saw both teams looking for the go ahead point. Unfor- tunately for Lucknow, they drew a roughing penalty which gave Ripley's Mark MacLeod all the help he needed to beat net minder Allan Kikkert for the winner. The Lucknow Bantams were able to notch their first win of the season the following night as came on strong to beat a scrappy Listowel team 10 - 6. The first year Bantams showed they know how to score as Mike Vandervelde notched a hat trick, Dale Priestop added two and singles carne from Gavin Hunter, Dennis Park, Steve Rintoul and Pee Wee Justin Murray. It was Paul Helm's turn to weather disaster between the pipes in the second period as Listowel managed three quick goals. Helm made up for the flurry by allowing only one goal on the next 20 shots. The team certainly feels some relief now that that they have their first win of the seson under their belts. The Bantam's next home game is here on Friday starting at 8:30 p.m. when they take on , visiting Tiverton. Novice The Lucknow Novice team travelled to Belmore for their third contest of the season. Lucknow's Ben Brophy scored his team's first goal five minutes into the first period. Less than a minute later, Michael Puddy scored from Lee Drennan followed by Jeff Porter finding the mark and leaving the puck behind goalie Colan Wright. Belmore, a slightly smaller team in size to Lucknow, certainly played a good solid defensive game as they made it very dif- ficult for Lucknow's offense to get in close. At the other end of the ice, Curt Humphrey made some key saves to keep Lucknow in the game. It was Ben Brophy who opened the scor- ing in the second period to make the score 4 - 0 for Lucknow. Jason Metcalfe replied for Belmore for that teams only goal on the night. Micheal Puddy ended the scoring on a pass from -Ian Paolin. Final score was Lucknow 5, Belmore 1. Once again, the entire Lucknow team put out a good effort to bring home another win. Last Saturday, Lucknow hosted the Wingham Kentucky Nuggets in an after- noon contest and were able to continue their winning ways. Curt Humphrey and Graeme Hunter shared the goal tending duties in the big win. The Lucknow boys played . a well organized game of hockey and showed great improvement in keeping onside. Jay Humphrey found the net on a pass from Colin Becker to put his team on the board. In less than one minute, Brent Cameron added a second goal on a pass from Ian Paolin and Stuart Rintoul. This ended the first period of play with Lucknow taking a two goal advantage into the second. Five minutes into the next period, Geln Ferguson scored unassisted and Ian Paolin again found the mark from Brent Cameron. The third period saw Lucknow add another five goals. The marksmen were Michael Puddy, Trevor Moffat . and Luke Sproul all unassisted with Glen Ferguson adding one from Colin Becker and Jay Humphrey, and Brent Cameron from Micheal Puddy. With ' just under two minutes to play in the game, Lucknow took an interference penalty as Wingham's David Laing moved towards the net. Laing was able t beat Curt Humphrey on the penalty of to break the shut out. Final' score was Lucknow 9, Wingham 1. Results from Nov. 25 Legion -7, R. Conley -2; R. Cranston -5. Buffy's-4, E. Pyette-1; P. Mathews -4. Co- op -4, B. Cranston -2; G. Whitby -2. Cut and Curl -4, A. Clark -1; R. Furness -1; D.Maclntyre-1; R. Emberlin-1. Baii9's-5, W. Cranston -3; 1. Eedy-2. Country Roads Lodge -4, K. Johnstone -2; Ken Johnstone -2. Adamson Construction -3, T. Johnstone -1; B. Haldenby-1; - J. Pyette-1. Lucknow Service -1, A. Stanley -1. SATNDINGS: • Legion -40, Buffy's-34, Cut and Curl -30, Adamson's-27, Bain's-25, Lucknow Service -25, Co -op -23, Country Roads -20. 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