HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1989-10-25, Page 18Times -Advocate, November 1, 1989
Soccer runners up - The Mt. Carmel Intermediate Boys soccer team finished in second place at tne r►u-
ron-Perth Separate School Soccer championship held in Exeter last Wednesday. Front row, (left to right),
Ben Kaak, Andy Glavin, Derrick Leenders, Craig Glavin, Marty Debruyn, Phillip Carey, Adam Pullman.
Second row, (l -r), J. Maycock, coach, ian Jean, Mike Rimmer, Jim Deitrich, Dennis McCann, Adam Jean,
Jim Ruffen, Nathan McCann.
Irish unbeaten in five games
SEAFORTH - The Lucan Irish
kept their unblemished record in-
tact Sunday afternoon when they
beat the Seaforth Centenaires 7-4,
in Seaforth, to improve their record
to 4-0-1.
Lucan lead 2-1 after one period
and upped it 5-2 after the second
and hung on in the third for the
win.
Greg Deprest kept up his hot
scoring attack with his first of three
on the day mid -way through 'the
first period, from a goal from Andy
Ross and Jamie Pearce.
After Seaforth got on the board
with just over four minutes left in
the first, Lucan took a 2-1 lead on
Midgets
lose 2-1
EXETER The Exeter Midget
Generals hockey team lost a 2-1
heartbreaker to short-staffed Ilder-
ton team at the South Huron Rec
Centre last Wednesday night and
dropped an 11-6 decision in Lamb-
eth Friday night.
The home team got on the board
first last Wednesday, with an unas-
sisted goal by John Bell at 3:08 of
the middle period.
Penalties cost Exeter dearly in
the last period however.
It stayed 1-0 Exeter until 10:15
of the third whcn Brent Carmichael
scored for Ilderton, from Mark
Robson, while on the power play.
Lambeth took the lead for good,
scoring the game -winning goal
with just 17 seconds to play. Rob-
son did the damage, from Shawn
Morrison and Tom Hack, again
while on the power -play, sending
the horns -town fans heartbroken.
Lambeth 11 Exeter 6
Lambeth broke open a 7-6 lead
early in the third period and cruised
to an easy win scoring four unan-
swered goals in the third period.
Scoring for Exeter in this game.
were; Dave Schwindt from Mark
Burton and Chris Gardner, Burton
from John Bell from and Jason
Hcrn, Burton from Schwindt and
Janne Cornish, Joel Campbell from
John Rooseboom and Brett Lam-
mic, Campbell from Bell, and
Rooseboom from Campbell and
Todd McCann.
Next game for Exeter is Sunday
when they travel to Forest for an
8:35 p.m. contest.
Stats - Scores
WES'T'ERN JUNIOR D HOCKEY
LEAGUE
North Division standings
w 1 t gr ga pt
Mitchell llawks 6 0 0 43 27 12
Lucan lnsh 4 0 1 32 17 9
Exeter Hawks 3 - 3 0 29 27 6
Tavistock Braves 2 2 1 26 21 5
Wellesley Apjcks 2 5 0 31 41 4
Scaforth Centcn' 1 8 0 35 62 2
Future games:
Wednesday:Wellesley at Lucan, 8:15 p.m.;
:rday Lucan at Mucht II, 8:30 p.m.
Saturday: Tavistock at Exctcr, 8:30 p.m.
. Sunday: Exctcr at Seaforth, 1:30 p.m.
EXETER MOHAWKS SCORING
STATS
Player GP G A PT PIM
Scherer, J 4 14 6 20 0
13crdard, K 4 6 8 14 2
Wilkcr, Q 4 8 5 13 0
Randcrson, D 4 5 6 11 0
Glover, 13 4 3 6 9 0
13rooks, G 4 1 8 9 10
Barton, P 4 1 6 7 2
Shipley, J 4 3 3 6 4
Carr,1 4 2 4 6 16
Gates, A 3 1 5 6 0
Snyder, 0
13aynhem, 13
McClcnnaghan
F3ailcy, R
Elliot, R
Sochncr, M
Thornton, 1
(;ihbon, i)
3
3
3
4
3
4
2•
1 3
O 4
O 3
2 0
O 2
O 2
(1 0
O 0
4
4
3
2
2
2
0
0
0
2
2
2
12
0
21
2
GOALTENDER'S STATS
GP MIN GA AVE
Dark, B
Pikul, R
2 120 4 2.0
2 120 7 3.5
Glen Marshall's goal from Brian
Schuyler and Scott Tuckey.
Seaforth got back on even terms
early in the second but the tie didn't
last long because just 32 seconds
after Seaforth tied it up Lucan went
ahead for good on Joe Febrey's goal
from Rick Weishar and added two
more goals later in the second. De-
prest got his second from Pearce
and Ross and Pearce scored from
Schuyler.
Each team scored twice in third
period. Deprest completed his hat
trick from Ross and Kevin Leitch
and Febrey got his second, from
Tuckey.
Brad Carter tallied twice to lead
Duplicate Bridge
Wednesday night winners
1st Bob Drummond, Gil
Northy
2nd Marian Darling, Bea Bal-
lantyne
3rd Marie and John Brintnell
4th Dorothy Linton, Marshal
Dearing.
Future games every Wednes-
day night, Exeter Legion.
Scaforth, while singles went to Paul
MacIlwain and Ted Sills:
The Irish will play their first
home game since October 4 tonight
when the Wellesley Applejacks
will be at the Lucan Arena for an
8:15 p.m. game. Friday night Lucan
travels to Mitchell for an 8:30 p.m.
contest with the Hawks.
The Irish will also be hosting
their annual fun night, Saturday
night from 8-1 p.m., at the Lucan
Community Centre Hall. Tickets
are 55 a couple which includes an
entry into a special draw. Tickets
can be bought at the door or from
any player or member of the Irish
executive.
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Second place - The Junior Girl's soccer team from Mt. Carmel School took second spot in the Huron -
Perth Separate School Soccer meet held in Exeter last Wednesday. Front row, (1-r), Helen Theophilopou-
los, Jenny Rimmer, Jenny Gandarez, Stephanie Keock, Katey Morrissey, April Pullman, Maureen Carey.
Back row, (l -r), Donna Jean Deitrich, Anne Conlon, Dannielia Van Bruane, L. Kraftcheck, coach, Shannon
Revington, Katie SkinneY, Amanda Skinner.
Novice Flyers play
even with Lucan 2
EXETER - The Exeter Novice
4 Flyers played Lucan 2 to a 4-4
draw at the South Huron Rec
Centre Sunday afternoon.
Lucan held a 3-1 lead after
one period, but were shutout in
the second, while Exeter scored
twice to tie. Each team tallied
once in the third.
Scoring for Exctcr in the
game were; Andrew Hann with
a pair, one unassisted and one
from Robert DeVries and Steven
Rasenberg with a pair, one from
Hann' and one from DeVrics.
Scoring for Lucan were; Ted
Chatterson unassisted, Craig
Goosens, from Mau Thompson
and Andrew Stansell, Eric Yco
from Chattersons, and Stansell
from Goosscns.
Exeter's record now stands at
1-2-1 for the season.
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Bantams tie
EXETER - The Exeter Lin-
coln Hawk Bantams tied 3-3
with Ilderton at the South Hu-
ron Rec Centre Sunday after-
noon.
With four minutes left in
the first period, Mark McDo-
nald scored for Exeter from a
scramble in front of the Ilder-
ton net.
Jeremy Brock scored later
in the first for Exeter, an .un-
assisted tally from the point
to give Exeter a 2-0 lead.
Ilderton then scored once in
the second and took a 3-2
lead in third before Al
McFalls got Exeter back on
even terms for good on a nice
passing play between himself
and Brian Gandrew.
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