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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1989-01-11, Page 17Hawks. win B Division of their tournament Continued from page 1 A boom, Cousineau from Dickins and David Dalrymple, Shackleton from" Cousincau and Dalrymple and Quinn from Morrissey and Nairn. Caledon eliminated Mitchell 6-5, scoring the winning goal in over- time. ' With the departure of Port Elgin from the tournament, the Hawks took on Caledon in an exhibition match to ensure that Caledon would play three games. Exeter scored four times in the final period but still fell one goal short, 7-6. Shackleton and Jim Lewis led the Hawks with a pair of tallies and Cousineau and Quinn netted the single goals. Dan Nairn, _Brent Nairn, Jcff Ansems, Joel Campbell, Cousineau and Steve Dubarry picked up one assist each. Exeter outshot the Flyers 31-20 but still fell one goal short. In the B finals the Hawks scored early and often to defeat the Grand Valley Harvesters 7-1. Hawks were led by Dan Nairn and Joel Campbell. who had two goals each. Morrissey, Dickins and Shackleton netted the single goals. Larry Lewis picked up four as- sists, Quinn had pair and singles went to Dubarry, Dan Nairn, Cou- sineau, Jim Lewis and Morrissey. It took a shootout after no one scored in sudden victory overtime to • detennine the winner on the A side, between Caledon and Wellesley. Caledon scored four times in IhP last six minutes to take a 5-4 lead over the Applejacks, but Wellesley answered with 22 seconds left to play to send the game into over- time. After the outcome was not decided in overtime, each team selected five shooters for the shootout. It came down to the last shot in shootout as well when Caledon's last shooter scored and Wellesley's didn't, to give the Flyers their second -straight A Division title in dramatic fash- ion. - Caledon's captain Doug Rayner was named the tournament's Most . Valuable Player and Wellesley goal- tending duo of Derek Switzer and Jeff Gerber were named co -winners of the Most Valuable Goaltender for the tournament. Mini Hawks beat Blyth BLYTH - The Stephen Township Mini Black Hawk Atoms hockey teams picked up a 4-1 victory over Blyth Saturday afternoon in Blyth$.. The first period was scoreless, but the Mini Hawks took control in the second and had a 2-0 lead after the second frame. Scoring in the second for Stephen Panthers play in Sarnia tournament; By Michelle Ellison SARNIA - On the weekend South Huron District High School's Sen- ior boys basketball team were one of eight participating in an invita- tional tournament held at Sarnia St, Clair. The Panthers found them- selves in the consolation final game but they bowed out there. In the first round of play, South Huron met an agressive Laurier team. The Panthers held Laurier to a 17-14 draw at half time. The Panthers caught their opponents in the third quarter but eventually fell on the shortend of a 39-34 final score. Rob Pcaren led the Panthers with 26 points. and Tim McAllister, Scott Regier, Rob Wonnacott and Pat Ducharme each added two. South Huron's nett opponent was Ingersoll.. The Panthers dominated most of the play and came away with a 49-33 win• to advance them to -the consolation final game. Wonnacott was top scorer with 15 points, followed by McAllister wiht 13 and Rob Pearen with 10. The Panthers met a strong Petro- lia team in the consolation game. South Huron didn't. prove to be much competition for Petrolia ane the Panthers were defeated 61-36. Rob Pearen led with 11 points, followed by Tim McAllister with 11 and Scott Hern'with eight. They took on the Goderich Vi kings at South Huron District Higt School yesterday and travel to Strat ford Northwestern on Thursday. Novice Panthers win squeaker in Parkhill PARKHILL - The Exeter Novice Panthers picked up a 3-2 win in. Parkhill Saturday afternoon in Lamhton Middlesex Hockey League action. Exeter scored the only goal of the • opening period, with Michael McConnell doing the honors unas- sisted. Jarred Bender then tied the game for Parkhill, with the only goal of the middle stanza. It was also an the game. McConnell picked. up the game winner and his third of the game, less than a minute later, with help from Ben Cottrell and Jesse -Berg- man. The Exeter defence and goaltender Cameron Dougall, played well on • Parkhill's pair of power -play at- tempts. • SCORES, STANDINGS, RESULTS OHA CENTRAL SENIOR 13 sou'rt1 DIVISION • W L T F A P Exeter 15 2 2 131 7732 Elora 6, 8 4 72 6716 Tavistock 4 9 4 65 9112 Harriston 4 8 4 71 6912 NORTH DIVISION W L T F A P Durham 11 2 1 98 57 23 Crcemorc 8 5 1 105 88 17 Shelburne 3 9 3 60 96 9 Grand Valley 2 1 '2 1- 64 126 5 EXETER NU/HAWKS STATISTICS (AS OF WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11) GP(; - A P PM Wilker Randcrson Scherer Barton Glover Remick 19 14 27 41 15 17 23 40 19 20 11 31 15 10 18 28 16 13 13 26 • 15 6 14 20 9 7 6 5 McClenaghan 15 5 14 Shipley 15 10 7 Bedard - - 4 12 Goodhand 17 8 7 Gates 1 7 6 , 8 Elliot 16 2 12 Urbshott 18 6 7 W Adair - Raynhani' Brooks Timmermans 56 28 29 20 49 2 33 35 26 39 4 2 4 70 3 16 unassisted tally. Bender gave Parkhill a 2.1 lead early in the third, with Jonathan DeJong picking up the assist. McConnell picked up his seconc mid way in the unassisted, to tic Pee Wees in Port Elgin PORT ELGIN - The Exeter Le- gion Pec Wees were in a tourna- ment in Port Elgin on the weekend but were knocked out two games straight. They were beaten 4-1 by Listow- ell in their first match and lost 10-4 to Elora in the second match. Mark Glavin got Exeter's only goal against Listowel after being set up by Jcff Lingard and Derck Beck- ett. Elora scored four times in the first period before Exeter came back with three goals to get close early in the second but Elora scored the next six goals to put the game on ice. Scoring for Exeter were; Lingard from Scan McCann, Lingard from Glavin and McCann, Gavin Snell from Glavin and Matt Godbolt and McCann from Steve Farquhar and Ryan Stuart. OLIN CENTRAL JUNIOR 1) North Division WLTF AP Lucan 22 4 0 176101 44 Mitchell 13 8 5 145123 31 Brussels 14 120 136133 28 Exctcr 11 104 120116 26 Tavistock 13 101 165131 27 Wellesley 6 163 90 121 15 Scaforth 2 213 97 204 7 RESULTS: TUESDAY, JANUARY 3; Exeter 9 (D Nairn 3, Quinn 2, Shackleton, J Lewis, Dalrymple, Dickins) Sca- forth 0 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4: Lucan7 (Pearce 2, Hutton 2, Schuyl- er 2, Muir) Wellesley 4. FRIDAY: Mitchell 4 Brussels 3. SUNDAY: Mitchell at Brussels (ppd)• FUTURE GAMES: Tonight: Mitchell at Lucan. Friday: Mitch- ell at Exeter, Brussels at Seaforth, Wellesley at Tavistock. Saturday: .A11 Star Game at Lucan. TOP 10 SCORERS Player, Club GPG A PT Rutledge, Br 24 38 38 76 Albrecht, Tav "),3 •37 59 39 55 32 53 28 49 22 46 27 45 22 44 26 42 arrcn9,.„, 2-- Wit21.:”; _ : r•«+ir; rtSt '2 4 2 2 Pikul Kcwlcy Dark GOALTFNDER S -- 1P MIN GA AVE fikul 11 660 39 3.70 Dark 8 480 33 4.24 LC l'AN IRISH STATISTICS (AS OF JANUARY 2) 1,i.. 57 • . Fchrcy, Luc 24 16 Barnes, Luc 25 21 Carter, Sea 23.21 Simpson, Mit 25 24 Denomy, Luc 22 18 Eaton, Tav 18 22 Strome, Br 19 16 14 3 6 9 22 170 8, 8 28 5 2 5 7 2. 10 0 3 : 63-' 11 0 1 1 2 1 0 1 1 6 8 0 0 0 6 TOP 3 GOALIES (SIX OR MORE GAMES • PLAYED) Goalie, Club GP • GA AVE Haskett, Luc 16 53 3.31 Townsend, 13r 7.95 29 3.6! Gerber, Well 16.38 71 4.33 • (;PG A PT Fchrcy 24 16 39 55 EXETER Barncs 25 21 32 53 (As Denomy 22'18 27 45 Muir 18 12 28 40 Shackleton Pearce N 23.14 19 33 Cousineau Marshall 21 11 17 28 D Nairn Tim Hayter • • 20. 8 14 22 J Lewis Murray • 22 14 7 21 nsr.aa..••• 0-"0"ezlark TintYrfr % •• � 12 17 J Campbell Doerr 23 6 6 12 Morriscy Todd Hayter 17 5 6 11 1, Lewis Manders 23 7 3 10 Wulterkens Hinge 21 2 7 9 Duplantis Schuyler 16 6 2 8 Dickins M Hirvcll 20 0 7 7 R Nairn Leitch 23 1 3 4 Schram 6 0 2 2 Slater 20 1 3 4 Vankirklc 9 0 2 2 Quinn 9 1 5 6 Ross 4 0 1 1 Tinncy 2 1 0 1 Hutton 5 0 1 1 Dubarry 24 5 4 9 (i( )ALT ENDERS GOALTENDFES. GP GA A\./ tom° GP GA AVa 1laskctt-„,,,,.....--1-'....,-.....--,---3--:. T C%pmhc1l 14.75 70 4.75 ,Judd • 9 44 4.89 • . R Pauli 9.25 46 4.97 HAWKS STATISTICS of January 2)• GPG A PT 19 17 15 32 17 10 11 21 2210 1626 24 12 1 ? �„♦„�, 1/ 27 249 7 16 i t 24 3 8 11 18 7 2 9 24 3 6 9 24 1 7 8 18 7 5 12 20 7 6 l 15 3 4 7 14+4 1+1+1 The Legion Pee Wees begin OMHA Playdowns on Wednesday when they will play host to Forest at 6:30 p.m. and Friday night they travel to ilderton. The Shamrock League Playoff Tournamnent will be in Ilderton on Saturday. were; Billy Connor unassisted and Nick Parson from Connor. Stephen went up 3-0 early in the third,on Pres Lavier's unassisted tal- ly. The final Stephen goal, by Lavier unassisted, came aftcr Blyth had broken Tommy Connor's shutout bid late in the third period. Times -Advocate, January 11, 1989 Page 5A CI* MEI 11010*10101©IC 10©*10©*-©®10• el es Weekend Specials n� Specials in effect Thurs., Fri., Sat. 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