The Lucknow Sentinel, 1998-03-11, Page 11Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesdayr, March 11, 1998 –Page 11
Tasrnanian Devils take two wing off bailor
Tasmanian Tyke Devils.
The Tasmanian. Devils
defeated. the Goderich
Sailors on Feb. 28 with a 5.
to 0 score.
Colton-Chantney led
the attack with a hat trick.
Bradley Van osch man
aged a 'breakaway and
scored unassisted, to ,be,,
followed by Brett YAn
Osch making good .on a
nice pass from Wes
Hackett.
•
Other,assists went to
Corey Godfrey and -Sean
•Bveryone did a super
job playing their positions
and keeping the puck in
the opposition's end.
On Saturday,• the team
travelled to Bayfield to
play the Sailors. again.
Corey Godfrey got
Lucknow off to a good
start with one of the first
goals on the first shift,'
Wes Hackett did a fine job
in, net allowing only one
goal, while his teammates
picked up 11.
Brett Van Osch, Colton
Chamney and Jillian.
Adamson played a strong'
game with Van Osch scor-
ing three and assisting.
once; Chamney netting
four and picking upfour.
assists,, and Adamson
scoring twice and assisting.
on. one. •
The other. '.goal was
from Kyle Sway. Eric
Zinn recorded an assist in '
this'game.
Sean' Martin, Gary
Finlay, Tyner VA',n Dyke,. ,.
Gtidl rc;y and. Zinn provid,
ed great .defence,, Calvin
RiVett also played a great
game.
•
Bgn B
'Despite goalie Mark
Kranenburg's•strong play
in net, the local. Bantam B
team came up short •agai.n•
in round' robin playoffs,
when Walkerton: defeated
them 3toQ'March 4,
The :offence continues
.to smite!' as.they were
•shutout for the second
time in three games.
Their genie against
Listowel had to be forfeit-
ed due to ,player Commit-
ments to the reptearn.,,
Novice Panthers '
On ' March 6, :the
Panthers played.in Ripley
and defeated, a team that
• has not lost a game all
year.Lucknow was down
two goals in the first, but
when they started scoring.
in the second they didn't
- look, back bringing home a
4 to 3 win,
Lucas Shepherd scored
the first two goals unas,
sisted. Justin Davidson
followed up with a pair
assisted by Alex Van Osch
and Tucker. Dorscht., Good •
team work Panthers.
The team played in a
tourney on March.7.; in
Kincardine. Playing
Kincardine Black'in the'
first game, Tucker Dorscht
scored assisted, by Alex
Van. Qsch, but .it wasn't'
enough as the opposition
managed three. Markers,
(la inc .twat saw
Lucknow matched, 'with
Bothwell, who they
defeated 4 .to 0.
Lucas Shepherd and
Brander! MacPherson ,tai-
licd.two each, with assists
from Matthew . Van Osch
` and Justin Davidson,
The team played well, •
but failed 16 advance to
the finals in the round'
..robin tournament.
Atom B.
On Feb. 27, the Atom .B
squad. hit Amberley Road•
for a trek. to Harris.ton
where' they played the.
Mint. it team. .
.The hosts :lit upthe
board first. but Lucknow
responded with five goals
in the second period and ;.
two in the third.. -
= Persistence and hard.
work paid off!
°. Nick Gowley led, the
attack' with four• goals,
with singles frons. Scott
Blake, Darren Van Dyke.
and. Mary . Lou Van
Meeteren, Jim John Kuik'
set up threegood plays,
with , Doug Husk., and
Christopher Van Dyke
claiming' singles.
On March_ 1, Lucknow
hosted Wingham - who
opened tfie scoring only to
have •Lucknow come back
two minutes later with a •
goal by Jim John Kuik
assisted by Nick Bowley.
The first• period ended in a
tie. ,
'Wingham noted two
more, in the seeond period •
to take home • a 3 to 1 win.
Good goaltending by
both .trains kept the game Ackert and Graham Cook
close. • with singles.
It was a close skating • Best wishes to Kevin
game when Harriston .DeBruyn who will be out
came to tciwn on Thursday • for .the rest .of the season
-night. • The game was . with abroken wrist. •
scoreless until the third
period' when Harriston ., , NovieeBI
dented the - twine: • ; Iee Warriors '
Lucknow responded The Ice. Warriors
quickly with Laura recorded'. their fourth'shut
Stanley "assisted by Mary out of five games in: the
CCM Vats Meeteren. Two playoffs when Mildinay
more goals' by Harriston came to town on March 2.
- gave .them a 3 to 1 win.. With good goaltending
On. Sunday, end-to-end from Denzel: Archer and!
• 'action and good goaltend- - good defence, the squad
ing brought 'the Lucknow defeated' Mildmay 3 to 0.
-and Hanover teams 'A. very happy . Hillary
through three periods of . Johnston scored her first
scoreless hockey, ' • goal of the year, Her con -
At 6;1$ of overtime, tinual hard digging -all
Hanover was able to sneak yearpaid off!
a goal in toend the game.1 • Other goals were front'
to Q intheir favor. Stuart Simpson and Caitlin'
This was .a great game Hamilton, with Simpson
to watch -.and a good team and Trevor Armstrong.
effort._ , picking. up two assists
each, and singles from.
ree Wee B Nash .Aitchison and •Kelsie
After, two losses in :Alton. •..
playoff action, the Pee: withconti • ,
Wee B's. took their first • - •
win against: Mildmay ` 3 to• Novice Rep
1. Solid goaltending from The Novices played a
Adam Martin and Dustin very strong Southampton
Farrish, along, with help team who:dominated'the.
from defencemenRyan; first period in the March•5
Rivett, Josh Ackert, Matt game Lucknow: came
Pritchard and Danny alive with manycoring
MacDonald kept, Mildmay opportunities but the host's.
off the scoreboard. defence shut the forwards
They were defated.by down...
Hanover 3 to 1, and Denzel Archer; in net,
leeswater 3.to2,, • :' came .up with some awe-
Points in the •three some saves, oft
gannes:.Ierek Quinlan3, Southatnpton_'s " break -
Nigel •Black. 3; Shea away's in: the third period.
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Lucknow goals .• from
Megan: Cameron (Onassis!,
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BJ. Mayer.
On March 6, back• in
here, Lucknow's goalie
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visitors in the first period.
The strong Southampton
team took aver in the sec-
ond leaving our .forwards.
frustrated: and. tired. Final
score 4 19.0 for the visi-
tors. -
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Atom Rep
The Atoms' season and'.
the hopes of winning ,the
WOAA for the seeond
consecutive year came to
an end on Tuesday night
when they hosted'.
Wingham for:gamefive.
After a well fought bat •
tle, Wingham was able to
pull through and win 5 to
3 and take homethe tro-
phy—
.Lucknow gaials were
from Daniel. Drennan,
Cory, Hamilton and lames
Mann, with Luke Drennan
assisting on. two, Joe -
Murray on one, and Mann
on• One.
• Thanks to the fans for
your support,
Health
card
info:
Helen Johns; MPP, has
badia: number of phone'
calls from constituents •
regarding health•card vats^'
dation.. "People .are con
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denied, service if they do
not present their health'
-card-°when°'at'tendibg at a
,h+ spital.."or ,emergency'.
room.' This is not true. A
hospital will provide the
care that is required•,
whether or not. a patient..
'presents their .health <carrd,''
said Johns.:
• The Ministry of Health.
has created a; Health' Card
,Validation, Project which •
is, a 1::. - 800 line, that
enables health • care
providers' to determine the
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