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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-03-03, Page 15X92-6669 R Atom A's take series in exciting final game On Feb. 22, the Lucknow Atom A's travelled to Teeswater for the fifth game of the play-off series. Adam Cameron took his turn in net for Lucknow. With two wins and a tie, Lucknow was ahead with five points to Teeswater's three and could win the series with a tie. Mark Stanley scored the only goal of the first period, assisted by Jordan Hamilton and Rob McGee. Teeswater tied the game in the second and with an early goal in the third went into the lead. Rob McGee tied the game when his blistering slap -shot was past the goalie before he could see it, assisted by Stanley. Hantilton put Lucknow back into the lead with a tip -in, assisted by McGee and Stan- ley. Again Teeswater tied the game but with an empty net goal by Stanley and McGee at the 25 sec- . and mark, it looked good for Lucknow, only to have Teeswater score with four seconds remaining . "-to send the game into overtime. John VanDiepenbeek's goal, assisted by Jeff Andrew regained the lead. Teeswater came back to tie the game but the second empty net goal of the game, this one ,by McGee assisted by Hamilton and Dennis- Andrew, earned Lucknow the series with a 6 to 5 win. Howick vs Lucknow On Friday, Lucknow proved to be generous hosts as they played Howick in the first game of their next series. Lueknow opened the scoring late in the first period, with a goal by Jeff Andrew, assisted by John VanDiepenbeek and Nick. -Mann. Mark Stanley, assisted by Jordan Hamilton and Rob McGee added to' the score, but two goals by Howick left the game tied at the end of the second. In the third, Dennis Andrew's shot from the point, assisted by Stanley and Jeff Andrew was Lucknow's only goal while Howick scored three. Final score Howick 5, Lucknow 3. Lucknow's next' home game will be on Friday night at 7:00. A• itchison scores hat trick The Pee Wee house league team took to the ice Feb. 28, as hosts to Ripley. In the first period the t..,,u played steady end-to-end hug tiL.. Daryl Aitchison opened the scoring on a pass from Jeff Cranston. Ripley replied with a goal to tie the game. J. J. Humphrey saw his chance to net one at the 7:51 , mark when Taylor Mali fed him the puck. Again Ripley tied the game up. Aitchison beat the Ripley goalie with a go ahead goal. Before the period was over Ripley made it 3-3. The second period belonged to Ripley . as they bombarded Lucknow's net with four goals to PEE WEE isommioniamip- go ahead 7-3. Midway through the third Lueknow made a come back when Aitchison scored his hat trick with help from winger Richard Walke. Ryan Hackett fired on past the Ripley goalie on a pass from J. J. Humphrey. The game was put out of reach when Ripley responded with two more markers to win the game -9-5. Good Good to see you give it your best right to the end. Keep digging team! Bantam A's win Teeswater series The third game of the Bantam "A" series was played in Teeswater on Feb. 22. Going into , this third game Lucknow Was leading the series by one win and a tie. The first period saw Teeswater jump onto the scoreboard and Lucknow's Steve Clarancb quickly tied the game, assisted by Stuart Rintoul and Jeff Porter. Lucknow added a go ahead marker when Porter scored on a deflection in front of the net. Lucknow picked up the pace of the game and tried to add another but Teeswater was able to control the paly to add another goal and tie the game at the end of the first period. In the second period Lucknow stormed out onto the ice and added four goals to'take a 6-3 lead. The marksmen in the second period were Jeff Porter from Steve Clarence; Porter from Kevin Rintoul and' Ed Courtney. This goal gave Jeff another hat trick for the playoff season. Chad Moffat scored from Doug MacDonald and Glenn Ferguson. In less than one minute Ed Courtney added another insur- ance goal, assisted by Porter and Andrew Cleland. The second period closed with Lucknow leading 6-3. Teeswater tried desperately to get back into the game in the third period, but solid goal tending by Mark Chilton combined with good back -checking and solid defence by the Lucknow team saw Lucknow maintain their three goal lead to close the game 6-3. This ended .the first round of playoffs. Lucknow played well throughout, despite the absence of Eric Andrew and David Adams since January and Trevor Moffat and Ryan Courtney for the third game. Colin Becker, Andrew Cleland and Ed Courtney have added strength to the lineup for this series. The Bantam A's are waiting on the next round of playoffs. Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, March 3, 1993 — Page 15 Atom B's meet Wingham On Feb. 23, the Lueknow Novice "A" journeyed to Drayton for the 'first game of the best of five series. Both teams played' a scoreless first period. Drayton scored two goals in the second period to lead 2-0 after two periods. In the third period Russell. Mann and Jason Pentland both scored unassisted to tie the game at 2-2. At the 8:30 mark of the third period Drayton scored the winning goal to lead the series one game to none. Game two On Feb. 25, Lucknow hosted Drayton for game two of their playoff series. Once again the first period was scoreless. In the second period Devin. Petteplace scored from Russell Mann at the 8:16 mark to take a 1-0 lead after two periods. In the third period Drayton tied it up at the 13:27 mark. Drayton took a 2-1 lead in the third period with 10 minutes to go. Rickey Andrew on assists from Petteplace and Tyler Hamilton fired the puck in to top corner to tie the game at 2-2. Petteplace scored the winner on an assist from Mann to give Lueknow a 3-2 win and tie the series at one game apiece. Game three On Saturday Lucknow travelled to Drayton for game three of the. series. In the first period Drayton scored two goals to go. ahead 2-0. Lucknow's Dan McDonagh scored from Jeff McNee to cut the lead to 2-1 and shortly after Russell Mann scored assisted by Devin Petteplace to tie the game 2-2 at the end of one period. There was no. scoring in the sec and period. In the third period Drayton scored the winner to make the final score Drayton 3, Lucknow 2. Drayton led the series two games to one going back to Lucknow for game four: Game four On Sunday Lucknow' hosted, t~Itt.tttt ummoi. NOVICE Drayton for game four. Drayton led 1-0 after one period of play. In the second period Drayton scored at the 5:16 mark to take a 2- 0 lead. Brian Stanley scored from Russell Mann and Rickey Andrew at the 2:43 mark to cut the lead to 2-1. Before the second period ended Drayton scored two quick goals to lead 4-1 after two periods. Drayton scored three more goals in the third period to:win going away 7-1 and win the Series three games to one. Bantam B's explode in playoff action The Lucknow Bantam "B" team recently survived a very rough. regular season and have sparked themselves to three "excellent" playoff games. In game one of their round robin playoffs, Lucknow came up with a 4-3 victory over Mount Forest. Goal scorers for the game were Mike Johnston, Luke Sproul and Ed Courtney with two for the night. Game two played in Palmerston was a hard fought a game with Lucknow losing by a very close 1-0 score. This game ended with a small battle erupting which resulted in expulsion for five Lucknow players and six Palmerston players. Game three saw the Palmerston (Minto) team return to Lucknow for a rematch. With eight skaters, Lucknow played a full game to. come off with a 4-2 win. Goals for the game came from Ed Courtney, Luke Sproul and Mike Menary with two. Everyone played a big part in this win with strong goaltending by Tyler Brooks. 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