HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-03-24, Page 15Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, March 24, 1993 — Page 15
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Listowel and Kincardine win Bantam tournament
The Elaine Irwin Memorial Ban-
tam Hockey Tournament got
underway on Friday morning March
19 with a full day of exciting hock-
ey for a steady crowd of fans.
Lucknow faced off with Mildmay
in thejirst game at 8:30 a.m. Luck -
now team put-up a good effort with
Tyler Brooks playing two strong
periods to keep the game close.
Mildmay's speed and determination.
carried them to a 5 to 1 win. Luck-
now's goal came off a shot by Lee
Drennan from Kevin Rintoul,
Players of the game went to Evan
Wendt from Mildmay.
In the second game of the tour-
nament, Kincardine and Parkhill
skated hard and played an exciting
game withParkhill taking the win 6
to 2. Parkhill's Matthew deJong
was picked as player of the game.
In game three Exeter and Lis-
towel battled throughout the game
with Listowel squeaking out •the
win by a 3 to 2 score. Player of
game three was Dave Meulensteen
of Listowel.
Game four pitted Mt. Brydges
against Port Elgin to finish the first
round of competition. Mt. Brydges
came out victorious with • a 6 to 3
win. Peter Corbeil was picked as
player of the game. This. decided
the participants in the consolation
and championship round of play to
continue.
Lucknow and Kincardine faced
off in game five of the day. The
home town boys put up an excellent
effort but couldn't pull out the win.
Kincardine came through with a 2
to 1 win. Lucknow's goal was
scored by Colin Becker on a
booming shot from the 'point with
assists going to Tyler Brooks and
Lee Drennan.
This game finished the season for
the Lucknow boys so they will be
back next year when the frost
comes on the pumpkins. Player of
game five was Mike Rock of Kin-
cardine.
The hard fought competition
continued with Mildmay getting.
'past Parkhill in game six. Mildmay
played hard with daz7ling goal
tending to take the win 3 to 2. This
also eliminated Parkhill from
further play. Player of game six
was Mark Huber of Mildmay.
Game seven had Exeter and Port
Elgin tangle in 'the only lopsided
game of the day. Exeter dominated
through game seven to win by a 7
to 1 score. This eliminated Port
Elgin and set the stage for the con-
solation championship with Kincar-
dine and Exeter advancing. Player
of the game seven was Jeff Sararas
of Exeter.
• Game eight rounded out the round
robin competition. Listowel and Mt.
Brydges played an excellent game
with Listowel fmishing on top by a
3 to 2 score. Player of the game
was Mt. Brydges goal tender, Jason
Knight.
This eliminated Mt. Brydges and
set the stage for Listowel to repeat
as tournament champions.
Kincardine and Exeter squared off.
in the consolation championship.
Kincardine played with zip and
vigor to claim their share of
hardware for the day as they skated
to a 6 to 2 win. Player Of the game
went to Jamie McArthur of Kincar-
dine and Kincardine's Peter Myall
was awarded goal tender of the
consolation competition for his
skillful antics.'
The Mildmay and Listowel teams
warmed up to prepare for a very
determined championship game.
This was definitely the game of the
day as a charlipionship game should
be. Listowel battled to a 6 to 4
triumph with Mildmay putting up a
fantastic game with their speed and
daz'ling goaltending from Josh
Ellis who was picked overall goal -
tender for the day.
Listowel's Moises Drumond was
picked as player of the game. This
game was close from start to finish
without a penalty being called as
the boys came strictly to play hock-
ey.
Congratulations to Listowel on
their win and we look forward to
seeing them return next year.
Elaine Irwin's sons, Ken and
Chris presented the trophies and
offered congratulations to all the
participants.
The M.V.P. of each game and
goaltenders in the consolation and
championship game received a
hockey stick, graciously donated by
Glen and Marianna Porter of Luck -
now.
'Canadians out in front
Monday Night Mixed
Mar. 15 - Ladies' H.S. Tracey
Norman 207, H.T. Shani Webb -
Ziegler 509.
Men's H.S. and H.T. John Van
Diepen 273 and 609.
Games over 200: Harold Elliott
210, Tracey Norman 207, Eric
Taylor 250, John VanDiepen
273.
Mar. 22 - Ladies' H.S. Tracey
Norman 246,. H.T. Shani Webb -
Ziegler 558.
Men's H.S. Fred DeBoer 218
and John Andrew 218, . H.T.
Dave Saundercock 578.
OWLING
Games over 200: Tracey Nor-
man '246, Fred DeBoer 218,
Shani Webb -Ziegler 211, John
Andrews 218, Dave Saundercock
203, 209.
Team Standings: OV 2461/2,
Silver Bullets 2361/2, Alpine
283.1/2, Chrystal 2231/2, Steeler
227122, Canadian 2941/2.
The Listowel Cyclone Bantam B team won the championship
game at the Elaine Irwin Memorial Bantam B tournament last
Friday.. Presenting the trophy to captain Dave Meulensteen are
Chris, Bob and Ken Irwin. (Marg Burkhartphoto)
Mike Rock and Jamie MacArthur of the Kincardine Bantam B
team accept the Elaine Irwin Memorial consolation tournament
trophies .from Ken Irwin' (left) and Chris Irwin (right). (Marg
Burkhart photo) , . •
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