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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-02-24, Page 11iri`INTEE t Atoms busy with playoff, exhibition games On Feb. 13 Ludknow travelled to Goderich for the first of two exhibi- tion games. Missing five players, the team played well, only to be stopped by the Goderich goal keeper, Des Courtney, Mark Stan- ley, assisted by Jordan Hamilton scored Lucknow's only\goal as they were defeated by a 3 to 1 score. But that wat the case of Tues- day when Goderich came to Lucknow. Jordan Hamilton put Lucknow on the board after a scramble in front of the net, assisted by Paddy Lyon and Adam Chilton. Mark Stanley, assisted by John VanDiepenbeek, and Steven Hare assisted by Jeff Andrew added to Lucknow's lead before Goderich was able to hit the net. Lucknow scored twice more before the end of the period on a goal by Andrew assisted by Hare and Chilton and a power play goal by Stanley assisted by Rob McGee. Stanley scored again in the third to earn his hat trick as they defeated Goderich by a. 6 to 2 score. Lucknow vs Teeswater Last Monday, the Atoms travelled to Teeswater for the second game in a five game series, Teeswater having won the first game. With less than a minute remaining the first period, Mark Stanley scored, assisted by Rob McGee and Paddy Lyon. Teeswater tied early in the second but Lucknow regained the lead on a goal by Stanley assisted by McGee LISTINGS WANTED PAUL ZINN 528-2411 WARREN ZINN 528.3710 ST. HELENS - 1 1/2.acre, 3 bedroom home, 16 .x 24 garage, creek, $59,500. Adjoining lot 2.20 acres. $14,900. ST. HELENS - 3 bedroom brick home on 1 acre, original woodwork. Estate Sale. EDGE OF TOWN -,1,[2 acre lot 22' x 52' modulaSerig,UP fair condition, septic, new well. $35,000. $99,900 - Newer home approx.-2400 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, fireplace. 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Teeswater took the lead in the third but Conor McDonagh assisted by Chris Hackett and Adam Chilton tied the game to, send it into over- time. After a scoreless OT period, the final score was Lucknow 4, Teeswater 4. Game three On Friday, the game was in Lucknow. Adam Cameron played goal: It wasn't until midway through the second that Jeff Andrew took control of the puck from the face- off to score the first goal of the game. Chris Hackett assisted by Adam Chilton and Dennis Andrew put Lucknow ahead by two but Teeswater scored before the period ended to threaten that lead. The third belonged to Lucknow as they scored six goals compared to i eeswater's one. Point getters were eff Andrew with two goals and one assist, Jordan Hamilton with two goals, Rob McGee one goal and two assists and Steven Hare with one goal, one assist. Assists P@ („ 1 O. A ■ iI� I J u were also earned by Chris Hackett, John VanDiepenbeek and Mark Stanley. Final score Lucknow 8, Teeswater 2. Game four Lucknow was back in Teeswater Sunday night for a hard fought game which saw the lead change several times. Justin Brown was m goal.. , Teeswater struck first but two goals by John VanDiepenbeek put Lucknow into the lead, the first assisted by Jeff Andrew and Paddy Lyon, the second assisted by Steven Hare. Teeswater tied and regained the lead but an unassisted goal by Andrew again tied the game. In the third, Andrew scored twice more to give Lucknow a two goal lead, VanDiepenbeek and Hare assisting on both but Teeswater fought back to tie the game and force overtime. Teeswater scored and it looked bad for Lucknow until with two minutes left, Rob McGee tied the game assisted by Mark Stanley. With 50 seconds showing on the clock, Jeff Andrew's aggressive play at the goal crease earned him his fourth goal of the night, assisted by VanDiepenbeek. Teeswater came back hard but Lucknow won by a 7 to 6 score. Lucknow Sentinel, Wedgesdl'y, February 24, 1993 - Page 11 Lucknow Bantams face off with Teeswater in best of five series The Lucknow Bantam "A” team faced off with Teeswater itt their WOAA series. The first game took place in Lucknow on Feb. 15 with Ryan Courtney in net. Chad Moffat opened the scoring and beat the Teeswater goalie twice to put' Lucknow up two, before Teeswater scored their first. Jason Dredge and Glenn Ferguson assisted on Moffat's first two. Moffat completed his hat trick . in the second period, assisted by Dredge again. Lucknow applied more pressure and scored three more goals in the second period to make the score 6-2 for Lucknow as the second ended. Steve Clarance scored from Jeff Porter and Kevin Rintoul. Moffat scored twice more, once from Ferguson and Dredge and. once unassisted. Teeswater played more intense hockey during the third and added two more goals. The game was plagued by pen- alties on both sides. Final score Lucknow 6, Teeswater 4 and a total of five goals for Chad Moffat. Ryan Courtney played well in the net to keep Teeswater on the short side of the scoreboard and give Lucknow the first game in the series. BANTAM Game two Mark Chilton was between the pipes for the second game in Teeswater on Feb. 19. Ryan Courtney dressed as a right winger to give Lucknow two complete lines. Teeswater came out flying and good end-to-end rushes were set up with Teeswater finally scoring to take a one goal lead at the end of the first Lucknow seemed lack lustre and struggled to get an offensive attack organized until late in the second when Ed Courtney scored from Jeff Porter. Within a minute Glenn Ferguson tipped one in from Porter and Courtney. In the third period, momentum picked up with each team taking more penalties. Chilton made some very sharp saves in the net to hold the game at a 3-3 tie as regular time expired. 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