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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-02-06, Page 7Atom As meet Chesley in OMHA round ATOM Last week the Atom A's played a quick series with Chesley for the O,M.H.A. The first garne was played on home ice, Thursday, Feb. 10. Chesley scored three times to Lucknow's one in the first period. Defenceman Chris Wainwright did the honors for the home boys. Chesley went ahead 5 - 1 in the third but Lucknow came back with two markers by a couple more defencemen. This time it was Den- nis Andrew from Jordan Hamilton and Paddy Lyon and Jason Pentland from Chris Hackett to finish off the scoring. Final score 5 - 3 for the visitors. The second game was played in Chesley, when they, managed to double our score. Chesley opened the scoring early in the first. Lucknow tied things up when Adam Chilton flipped the puck into the net assisted by Steven Hare. Before the period was over Chesley had tied the score. In the second period Chesley out 1 � . scored Lucknow two to one. Paddy Lyon added a marker on a passing play from D. Andrew .and J. Pentland. The third period was a repeat performance with Chesley again out scoring Lucknow two to one. J. Hamilton found an opening after he was fed the puck by Russ Mann and Brian Stanley. Final score 6 - 3 Chesley. The flip for the third game was won by Chesley and this time Lucknow was again out played. Chesley took over the scoring for niost of the game. Lucknow had many chances but luck wasn't on Lucknow's side. The boys kept trying and with the score at 6 - 0 P. Lyons robbed his opponent's goalie of a shut out. Jonathon Drennan was the mastermind behind this play. Cesley scored again and Luck - now re!;ponded in the last minute of play when C.. Wainwright left his defence zone and scored on a breakaway. Final score 7 - 2 Ches- ley. The boys will now start their league play offs. Good Luck! On Feb. 9 the Atom B team travelled to Ripley for an exciting game of hockey. Juit before the tirst period ended Lucknow's Scott Austin passed to Matthew Martin to start the scoring. In the second period Ripley managed to tie the game. In the third, Lucknow pulled together as a team and scored three more. Ripley squeezed one past the goalie. Scoring in the third for Lucknow were Martin with two to earn him a hat trick and Jeremy Austin with one. Assists went to J. Austin with two, Martin and Dan McDonagh with singles. Final score 4 - 2 for Lucknow. Feb. 12, Kincardine came to Lucknow to play the Atom B's. With the teams evenly matched, the first period was scoreless. The second period, saw more end to end battle. Late in the period M. Martin delivered the puck to J. Austin who was in perfect position to put the puck between the pipes. In the third period both teams kept up the pressure. On a perfect line play J. Austin and his brother Scott set up Martin who found the upper corner to score the assurance goal for the local team. Good defensive play resulted in a shut -out for Blue Wiens. Hackett leads Novices to victory NOVICE The hats were off for Mark Hack- ett as he led the Novice A's I to victory over Normanby last Thurs., Feb. 10 with three goals. The 4, - 3 victory started out poorly for the locral boys, as the goal pads ,were misplaced, three 'players were late, and Normanby lit up the scoreboard with a goal less than two minutes into the game. Lucknow got rolling after that and dominated play throughout the game, literally skating circles around the Normanby team. Only a superior effort by the Normanby goalie kept this one from being a "laugher." Hackett got the first of his goals at 2:44 of the first, to tie the game, with help from Ricky Andrew and Bob Raymond. Mark slammed in a rebound at 1:29 of the second after a nice passing play between Raymond and Tyler Hamilton, to put Lucknow in the lead. Normanby got one back in the,period to tie it up. The Hackett, Hamilton, Raymond line kept up the pressure in the third period resulting in Mark's third of the night on a scramble in LUCKNOW DISTRICT LIONS CLUB Dabber Bingo Lucknow Community Centre Sunday February 20/94 $1000 Winner Nina Wyld Ripley Community Centre opens at 6:30 p.m. Bingo starts at 7:15 p.m. front. Hamilton drew the only as- sist. Five seconds later a Lucknow forechecker was; sent off for boar- ding. During the penalty Nigel Black intercepted a poor clearing attempt by Normanby and dented the twine for a shorthanded in- surance goal. Normanby did get one more by the Lucknow° goalie to Imake the final 4-3. I The defense did a great job of moving the puck out of the Luck - now end in this one, and the for- , wards never let up even though the Normanby , goalies continually, turned them back. The Novice A's begin play-offs this week, going up against this same Normanby squad in the first round. The second game of the. series will be played in Lucknow on Sat., Feb. 19 at 3:00 p.m. Come on down to the arena and teat your- self to some exciting hockey. Howick visited the Lucknow arena this past Sat. to suit up against the° local Novice team for yet another exciting and enter- taining game for all the fans to watch. Both teams started out skating strong and appeared to be better matched than in their previous get together. It wasn't too long until Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, February 16, 1994 — Page 7 Lucknow turned up 'the heat a bit on the Howick defence and started to work out the visiting goal tender. • At 2:57 in the first period Bob Raymond and Tylor Hamilton set up "Hat -Trick Hackett" who made good on a pretty hard wrist shot to open the scoring. Lucknow held 'their own leading • into the second period. Midway through the period, Ayton tied it up and took a go ahead goal early in the third. As the fast pace of end to end action took its toll on the clock, Lucknow was robbed by the Howick goal. tender several more times (much to his surprise). Finally at 9:03 Lucknow's Shea Dickie found a gap between the pipes and tied it up at two each assisted by William Drennan. This resulted in Howick really coming alive and putting con- siderable pressure on the Lucknow goal tender, Billy Johnston who made several big saves. With all the fans on their toes and 11 seconds left in the game Ricky Andrew slammed one home assisted by Nigel Black and Jeff McNee. Final score Lucknow 3, Howick 2. This should have the team in good spirits heading off to Norman - by this week to begin the playoffs. Good Luck!! . • PARK THEATRE •.-4F: qry-• G0GE81CH 524-7811 - Jimmy Dolan went to Africa to recruit a new player. What he found was a whole new baligame. K 1. V 1 N n A CO N. Fri. & Sat. Feb. 18 & 19 7 pm ONLY KURT RUSSELL VAI. KILMER ,OiOA6I P COSMIIOS,. TOMBSIO.NE Fri. - Thur. 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