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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-02-10, Page 15LUCKnow sentinel, iweanesaay, reuruary 1U, 1993 - Page 15 Two wins and a loss tallied Midgets down Chesley in first round. up by the Novice "A" team On January 28, the Lucknow `iwom Novice "A" team hosted Drayton NOVICE and were . on the losing end of the score. The teams played a scoreless first and second period. In the third period Drayton scored at the 14:14 mark and again at the 6:47 mark to lead 2-0. Lucknow tried to comeback but couldn't put the puck in the Drayton net. Lucknow vs Mildmay On February 1, Lucknow jour- neyed to Mildmay and came home with a shutout victory. Lucknow scored 1 goal in each period. In the first period Russell Mann scored unassisted. In the second period Mann scored from Dan McDonagh and Jeff McNee: In the third period, Tim Eadie scored from Tyler Hamilton. Blue Wiens made numerous good saves and recorded another shutout for his team mates. • Ripley vs Lucknow On February 4, Lucknow hosted Ripley with Devin Petteplace open- ing the scoring at the 6:44 mark with assists by Russell Mann and Stuart Moffat. Devin scored his second of the bight from Tim Eadie and Jason Pentland to lead 2-0 after one period. In the second period Ripley scored to but the lead to 2-1. Petteplace completed his hat trick at the 9:14 mark assisted by Rickey Andrew to lead 3-1. Ripley, scored again to cut the lead to 3-2. Darlene Aitchison from Eadie gave Lucknow a 4-2 lead and Tyler Hamilton scored from Aitchison and Bob Raymond to give Luck new a 5-2 lead after two periods. In the third period Riley scored the only goal to make the final score Lucknow 5, Ripley 3. Lancers lead Lion's Head The Lucknow Lancers are up two games on Lion's Head in the best of five series after back to back wins on the weekend. Friday's .see -saw battle saw the Lancers pull out a 10 - 9 overtime win with Chris .Irwin slamming home the winner four minutes into the overtime period. The Lancers led 5-3 after two periods but found themselves behind the eightball midway through the third as Lion's Head scored four times to take a 7-5 lead. The home team kept plugging away, and tied the score at eight, then 'took the lead with one minute left • to play on Grant Gilchrist's second goal of the ganie. Lion's Head pulled the goalie and tied the game to send it into overtime. Brad Priestap paced the Lancer attack with three goals while singles went to Scott Hackett, Steve Simpson, Mike Whitcroft and Jeff Gammie. Sunday night's contest was more of a defensive battle with the Lancers barely holding on for a 3-2 win. Chris Fryfogle played his best game of the year in the Lancer net, as the locals took a two game lead in the series. Steve Simpson's goal: on a pass from Jeff Gammie tied the score at one after the first period, while Brad Priestap put the Lancers. up 2- 1 in the second and Art Clark drove home the winner on a nice set up from ,Chris Irwin. • The Lancers have their work cut out for them Friday night at 8:45 as Lion's Head tries to get: back in the series. The Lucknow Midget hockey team travelled to Ripley on January 27 for the annual Ripley Legion Midget Tournament. The early morning rise for an eight o'clock game proved to be too much for the local boys with Howick, corning away with a 8-1 win. After a rest and a terrific lunch the boys were ready for their .next opponent, downing Paisley 5-0. This took them into the Consolation championship game, against Brus- sels. The boys played a strong game and brought home the conso- lation banner with a 8-3 win. Playoffs AsI,vith all the Lucknow teams, the Midgets started their first round of playoffs with Chesley. The fuss game was in Lucknow on February 1. Lucknow tookthe lead early with three goals, in the fust period. They tallied three more goals in the sec- ond to Chesley's two. But Chesley wasn't giving up and tallied four goals in the third to Lucknow's two. Lucknow held on to take the first win 8-6.. The second game of the series was back : in Chesley on Friday night. It was do or die for Chesley and they weren't about to lay down and play dead. - Chesley opened the scoring but Lucknow answered withtwo by the end of the first. Chesley scored twice in the second to take a lead into the third period. Lucknow came out on top in the third with three more goals to Chesley's two taking the game into overtime. With 1:42 left in the over time period Chesley scored for .the win. Final score was 8-6. This brought the third and final game back to Lucknow on Sunday, M IDGET February 7. Chesley took a 2-0 lead in the fust period, but Lucknow showed strength and determination, by coming back to take a 3-2 lead into the dressing room after two periods of play. Lucknow didn't give in to Chesley's goon style of hockey. With good refereeing and level headed playing the boys came out on top of the series with a 6-2 win. The boys play Teeswater in the next round of playoffs. The first game is in Teeswater on February 9 and the second game of the series will be back in Lucknow on Sunday February 14 at 5:00 p.m. Come out and show your support. Atoms take series to the fifth game Last Monday, the Atom "A" team travelled to Chesley to play the third game of the series. Justin Brown took position in net for Lucknow. Chesley scored first at the mid- way mark of the second but with five seconds remaining in the period Rob McGee broke down along the boards and cut to the middle to beat the Chesley goalie, Mark Stanley earned the assist. Chesley came right back to take the lead early. in the" third but. Stan- ley tied the gamewhen he back handed the puck •into the bottom comer of the net, assisted -by Jordan Hamilton and Nick Mann.-Lucknow went into the lead after a flawless passing play, between Stanley and, McGeebut Chesley scored to send the game into :10 minutes of over- time. McGee scored . twice, once assisted by Dennis Andrew and Stanley and the other, an unassisted ATOM short handed effort but Chesley again evened the score to end the game in a 4 all tie. Game 4 The 'fourth game was played in Lucknow on Tuesday. Adam Cameron played net for Lucknow. Lucknow opened the scoring in the second, when Mark Stanley put one under the crossbar, assisted by Dennis Andrew and Jordan Hamilton but Chesley tied the game on• the power. play. Lucknow reclaimed the lead when Conor McDonagh's shot went between the legs of the Chesleygoalie, assists earned by John VanDiepenbeek and Nick Mann. With four minutes left in the game Chesley tied the score and quickly took a two goal lead. After pulling the goalie, Jeff Andrew put Lucknow within one,assists from Rob McGee and Hamilton but when the game ended, Lucknow came out on the short side of a 4 to 3 score. Game S The fifth and final game was played in Chesley on Friday night. Brown took his turn in net for Lucknow. As in the previous games, the teams played exciting end-to-end hockey. - Chesley hit the' scoreboard first but Jeff Andrew stick -handled the puck up ice and deked the goalie to tie the game. Ten seconds into the third period, Rob McGee scored unassisted but Chesley came •bacl to send the game into overtime Neither team scored in OT and a tie was all Chesley needed to win the series. Dry Extraction `FIRE RESTORATION • CARPET CLEANING SupwinK NtniNteHaNee Senuuce A Division of.682130 Ontario Limited LEANING ALL FLOORS, WINDOWS, WALLS AND CONTENTS Ralph & Fern Vilbert RR # 3 LUCKNOW (519) 395-3478 d•irg4itge Jai R. 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