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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-12-06, Page 18Pa• : 18 Times -Advocate, December 6, 1989 Area champs The Mt. Carmel Boys' volleyball team won the area Separate School championship held last week at Mt. Carmel. Front row, (left to right), Marty DeBruyn, Adam Pullman, Ian Jean,' Craig Glavin, Andy Glavin, -Adam Jean. Back row, (I -r), Heather Marcy. coach, Mike Rimmer, Jim Rutten, captain, Jim Dietrich, Nathan McCann, Dennis McCann, Dave Palsa. The Mt. Carmel girls' team also won their area championship held at St. Boniface in Zurich. Bantams at Clinton tourney CLINTON - On Sunday morning the Bantams got eliminated from the Clinton Optimist Tournament with a tough loss to Wingham 5-4. Exeter was down 5-1 going to the third period but with three min- utes left, the locals -went on a scoring spree and with 30 seconds left, they trailed by one goal. Exeter had many chances, but Wingham's goalie Jamie McLellan stood up very: well and kept his team in the game. Exeter goals were scored by Mark Glavin, Rob Kramer and Fred Godbolt with two. Exeter plays its next game against Strathroy in Exeter at 7:45, so come out and cheer on the locals at the Rec Centre. Broncos beat Parkhill 4-3 EXETER - The Exeter Atom Broncos earned two victories last week. They defeated Parkhill 4-3 Sun- day in Shamrock League play and were 3-1 winners over Goderich Saturday in an exhibition game. Both games were played at the South Huron Rec Centre. Sunday's game saw Exeter take a 2-1 lead after one period of play over Parkhill. Jeff Sararas and Jeff MacLean were the Exeter marksmen, while Jake Morgan replied for Parkhill. Bill Kline, Rob Lynn and Chad Gilfillan drew fust -period assists for the winners. Dave Farquhar had the'only goal of the second period for Exeter, from Sararas and Ryan Bcckctt. Parkhill fired two quick goals early in the third period to tie the game at 3-3, both by Symon Des - Jardine. But at 5:33 of the third, Kline fired what was to be the winning. goal, from Nathan Hern and Gilfil- lan. Exeter 3 Goderich 1 The visitors notched an early goal in the game and it stood up, until 56 seconds of the third, when Lynn got Exeter on the board . with a short-handed goal from Farquhar. Then with less than a minute left, Sararas fired what proved to be the 1 winning goal, from Lynn and MacLean, while Gilfillan added an empty -nester from Geoff Maver and Eric Clay. Jason Lindenfield won both games in goal for Exeter. Molting Hawks lose consolation LUCAN - The Molting Hawks lost the Consolation Final in Lucan tournament on the weekend. On Friday, they were edged by Dorchester 2-1. Ernie Ahrens had the only goal with Bob McDonald picking up an assist. Game two saw them beat Wood- stock 6-3 with Jack Chipchasc and Bob Parsons each notching two goals and Ron Moore and Emic Ahrens adding singles. McDonald had two assists, while Jim Pfaff, Brian Hodgins, Ernie Ahrens, Ron Moore, Chipchasc and veteran Al Flynn added single asi, sists. , In the third game Lucan Flyers beat Exeter 6-4 to put them in the consolation. Bob Parsons led the way with two goals, while Eric Finkbciner had his first of the sea- son and Ahrens added single goals. McDonald, Jack Chipchasc, Brian Hodgins, Jim Pfaff and Ernie Ahrens all had the assists. In the consolation final on Sun- day, they were edged in overtime 5-4 by Lucan again. Moore showed the way Sunday with a pair of goals, Bob McDo- nald and Bob Jones added singles. Pincombe, Parsons, Hodgins, Ah- rens, Chipchase and McDonald all had assists. -• c.ilcu :Ale played well all week end in goal for the Molting Hawks. Last Monday, they were edged by Forest 6-5. Chipchase was a scoring machine for the Molting Hawks with four goals, while McDonald had a single tally. 1=lodgins had two assists, Ernie Ahrens, Moore and Parsons added singles. 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Amy Edwards and Jayne Ballan- tyne each scored two for Exeter, while assists came from Jo -Dee Rowe, Carolyn Quinn and Meagan, Raiz, in the first period. Second period action started with Ballantyne and Edwards getting singles, but Forest started their come back with four quick goals to tie the score. Kelly Regier and Edwards each pumpcd one in with Katie Webber, Teresa Stire and Quinn assisting, but Forest added three to take the Bells win twice EXETER - The Exeter Atom Belts picked up two more Lambton Middlesex Hockey League wins last week to run their unbeaten streak to 10 games and their record to 9-0-1. They defeated the Forest Rangers 5-3 and blanked the Ilderton Oilers 3-11 Ryan Freiter and Ryan Soldan each scored fust -period goals to give Exeter a 2-0 lead heading to the second. Scott Rasenburg, Mark Parsons and Lawrence Cole picked up the assists on the goals. Freiter had the only goal of the second period, an unassisted effort at 2:20, to make it a 3-0 game. Shaun Simpson scored Exeter's fourth goal of the garlic early. in the third period, from Bryon Ellerington and Brian Richardson. Forest then scored a pair of goals to cut Exeter's lead in half but Ellerington scored one later, from Freiter to round out Exeter's scor- ing. Forest added another late in the game but it was too little, too late to mount a comeback. Exeter 3 Ilderton 0 Exeter got all it would need in this gamein the first period and hung on in the second and third periods for the shutout win. Freiter scored from Scott Rasenberg, Soldan tallied unassisted, Simpson connected from Jon Moore. Joe Bierling stopped all shots to record the whitewash and won both games. win. Only 59 seconds was left when the final goal slipped in. Despite the disappointing loss, Exeter rebounded quickly, only an hour later to win 7-0 over Gode- rich. Tracy Taylor recorded the shut- out for Exeter, stopping many hard shots. Edwards slammed in a•hat trick and one assist, Cheryl Wein had two goals and one assist, Quinn had one goal and two assists, while Raiz picked up the final goal. As- sists were from Stire, Webber, Wil- helm, Rowe, Ballantyne and Regi- cr. The locals finished in third place in regular play which sent them to the Consolation final against the fourth -place Goderich team. Edwards opened the scoring for Exeter with Quinn assisting only to have Goderich come back with Erin Brereton scoring seconds after Edwards' goal. Two minutes later, Rowe thumped one in, an unassisted ef- fort,. and Quinn followed one min- ute later. Edwards and Webber combined to add the final first period marker for Exeter. Brereton added one more for Goderich. Tara Million of Goderich started the second period scoring only 10 seconds after the first whistle. Exeter took over the scoring for the remainder of the game with Webber, Rowe and Edwards each added an unassisted goal, to win the bronze medal by a 7-3 score. Tracy Taylor played another strong game between the pipes for Exeter. The Petites travel to Mitchell this weekend to play in the annual- Mitchell nnual-Mitchell tourney. The first game is 12 noon Satur- day against Seaforth, second 5:30 p.m. against St. Marys and Sunday at 8:00 a.m. against Mitchell. Comc out and show your support. tXEnt - Senior "A" Hockey Exeter Mohawks ifoR11we`' Chatham Maroons Sun., Dec. 10 at 7:30 Q,m. at South Huron Rec Centre ring canne • goo's an • t e Mohawks will distribute them to the Huron County Christ- mas Bureau. Food Bank Night and. Hat Night Come early and get the hat of your choice There's Still Time to Send Your Christmas Greetings Let over 18,000 readers see your Christmas Greeting. 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