HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-03-16, Page 9Pee Wee team clinches
series over Wainfleet
Lucknow PeeWee A
PeeWee A
The Lucknow PeeWee A's won back-to-
back games against Wainfleet last week to
clinch the OMHA quarter -finals. Monday's
game played in Lucknow could be. called
the Chris Stevenson night as he alone net-
ted five goals for the club.
Wainfleet opened the scoring in the con-
test while Lucknow was short a man, and
netted number two when the puck hit a
Lucknow defenseman and bounced in.
Rob Crich started the Lucknow attack
when he let one go from the blueline. Assist
to Justin Murray on that one.
Murray came back with one of his own
minutes later with help from Brad Rhody.
This tied the game late in the first but
Wainfleet moved ahead with just 1:21 re-
maining in the opening frame.
Stevenson started the second period
scoring as he threw one over the shoulder
of the Wainfleet netminder but revenge
was done as Wainfleet again took the lead 4
- 3 to end the second.
Wainfleet scored early in the third to go
up by two but this didn't stop Stevenson
from storming back and netting four
straight for the win. Justin Murray and
Brad Rhody collected assists on the
Stevenson flurry. The game ened with
Lucknow up 7 - 5.
The second game of the week came
Wednesday in Wainfleet and Lucknow
simply stole the show with a 5 - 0 win on the
road. Adam Skillen collected the shutout
for Lucknow.
The game got off to a quick start as
Lucknow netted four goals in the first
eleven minutes of play. Wainfleet wouldn't
roll over though a pressured Skillen into
making some outstanding saves.
Lucknow goals came from Warren An-
drews with help from Clint Murray and
Rob Crich; Justin Murray from Andrews;
Darryl Gibson with a picture perfect pass-
ing play courtesy of Chris Humphrey and
Vince Sticklend; Matt Sproul from Clint
M.irray; and Justin Murray with assists to
Brad Rhody and Chris Stevenson.
Lucknow now advances to the semi-
finals against Thamesford with the first
game going in Thamesford tonight. The
teams will do1battle here in Lucknow Fri-
day night starting at 8:30.
Lucknow Bantams
capture consolation
Luckow Bantams
The Lucknow Bantams had a very suc-
cessful weekend at the 19 -team Harriston
Bantam B Tournament. The Lucknow
boys finished the weekend with three wins
and a single loss to take the Consolation
Championship.
In their opening game of the tourney,
Lucknow was well matched against Alma -
Logan and were able to take an early two
point lead on a blast from the point off the
stick of defenseman Jamie Johnston and a
neat pass from Donnie Gammie to feed
Brad Murray who found the mark.
Late in the second with two Lucknow
boys in the penalty box, Alma -Logan net-
ted their first goal on a disputed delayed -
penalty goal. They tied the game early in
the third period when the Lucknow defense
gave up the puck in the slot, and went
ahead when a scramble in front of the net
resulted in goal number three.
• Although Lucknow outshot their opposi-
tion for the remainder of the game, they
were unable to beat the goalie. A late emp-
ty net goal by Alma -Logan put the game
out of reach and dropped Lucknow down to
the consolation side of the tourney.
• In their second game of the weekend,
this one against Shelburne, Lucknow ap-
peared lackluster in the early going and
allowed Shelburne to take an early lead.
Lucknow stormed back during the final
two periods of play and outshot their op-
position 25 to 5. Brad Murray tied the game
at one after taking a pass and flipping his
own rebound high over the shoulder.
Shelburne fought back and regained
their lead after the puck was stolen from a
fallen defenseman.
Despite play much of the third period
shorthanded, Lucknow was flying but were
unable to beat -I determined Shelburne net -
minder. Lucknow opted to pull their goalie
Helm for a face-off in front of the
Shelburne net...and the play worked as a
scramble left the puck in the net to again
tie the contest.
Seconds later, Brad Murray scored 'the
winner and alloks ed his team to advance in
the tnurnpv.
k;ame of the 'weekend provided
i,'st competition for Lucknow.
'n,lde.some amazing stops in
! ,& ad his team to a big win over
a ruggeu ut us6els team.
Lucknow took an early, lead in this one
and didn't stike again until the thrid
period. The ,arae from the line of
Brad Murrriv )onn;i, Gammie and Rod
Crich.
Brussels dica manage, to poke one in
before the end of the game to rob Helm of
his shutout.
During the game, defenseman Gavin
Hunter recieved a mild concussion and
Dennis Park took a bad elbow injury. We
trust the boys will be back in the lineup
soon.
Following this win, the scene was set for
the final game against Drayton. Lucknow
came out fired up and was again lead by
Paul Helm between the pipes. Good hustle
and aggressive play was provided by Mike
Millian, Dale Priestap and Steve Rintoul.
Although not high on the scoring list, these
boys play a great game.
The big scoring line of Murray, Gammie
and Crich gave Lucknow its offense as
Donnie netted two while the other
linemates settled for one apiece.
The team was stingy at the blueline,
agressive in the corners, tough in front of
the net and a great effort was turned in by
Russel Sutton, Jamie Johnston, Gavin
Hunter and Dennis Park. The boys cane be
very proud of their efforts in the tourna-
ment under the guidance of Gerald Mur-
ray and Evans Helm.
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday. March 16. 1988—Page 9
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