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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1993-03-17, Page 14Rage 44 Tltaes-Advocate, March 17,1993 Thunt%r bsigi ThJv, adenmee to Sabi Slidellt ZURICH - Three days, three gamsa•Wbts. Sunday afternoon, the Zurichlasollonopped off an undefeated playoff weekend and as a result, have gained a trip to the Ontario Minor Hockey Association midget E' finals against Walpole Island. Zurich swept the test -of -three semi-final series over Tamworth the two- time defending provincial champions. A year ago, Tamworth eliminated the Thunder in the semi-finals. The weekend began on Friday, when, following a seven -hour bus trip, the Zurich boys won the series opener with a slim 4-3 decision. That was followed on Saturday with a 4-2 win and on Sunday afternoon with an identical 4-2 score. Friday: Dave Rathwell teamed with Blair Moir to give the Thunder a 1- 0 lead but the hosts were up 3-2 after two periods of play. Ben Geiger scored the second Thunder tally from Jeff McLaren and Steve Geiger. In the third period, it looked as though Tamworth had the game won but a goal was disallowed because the net had come off. That gave the Thun- der the chance to get back in it. With 2:21 left to play, Steve Geiger scored unassisted and with just 1:14 remaining, Ben Geiger got his second, this one from defenseman Adam Durand who knocked a Tamworth player down at mid -ice and got the puck over to Geiger. Cory Gingerich started in goal for the Thunder but was replaced after St. Clements, Lucan bantams tied ST. CLEMENTS - A 6-2 win for the hosts, tied the Ontario Minor Hockey Association bantam DD' series at two points each on Satur- day. Ryan Herbert and Dylan England scored for Lucan while Kurt Hardy and Daryl Boshart each had a pair of assists. Friday in the opening game of the series, played in Lucan, Adam Duskocy had a goal and three as- sists -in a 5-3 win for Lucan. Also scoring were Mike Brady who add- ed two assists as well, Herbert, Steve Greenlee and Denton Hack- ney who had a goal and an assist. England, Eric Kowalchuk and Boshart helped set up the goals. The series continued last night in Lucan and moves to St. Clements tonight for an 8:30 p.m. start. Legion peewees down two games ig OMHA semis EXETER - Despite bouncing back from a two -goal defecit, the Exeter Legion peewees could not beat Six Nations Monday night in Ontario Mi- nor Hockey Association playoff action. In the second game of the six -point peewee 'CC' semi-finals: the visitors won 7-6 after taking the series opener 4-1 in Six Nations on Saturday. The third game is scheduled for tonight at the South Huron Recreation Centre at 7:30 p.m. Monday night in Exeter, the Lcgion peewees scored first when Jeff MacLean connected from Luke Sims just 5:53 into the game but a minute later, Six Nations' centre Cecil Hill tied it up with an ice level shot which went past Joey Bierling and into the corner. Cecil Hill's shot again from the point and this time it deflected off of a leg and into the net. It was 3-1 for the visitors on a Ken Bombay back- hander. Just 51 seconds into the middle period, MacLean threaded a long pass through traffic onto Dave Farquhar's suck and the Exeter captain went in and tucked it under the crossbar to make it 3-2. Farquhar, Tyler Bourne and Dave Marshall did a lot of hard work to tic the game and it was Marshall jamming the puck in from the side of the net. Cecil Hill's third of the game, this one a backhander, gave the visitors the lead again but it was then Exeter's turn to tie it up as Greg Geoffrey de- livered a hard hit which eventually saw the puck come over to teammate Scott Gilfillian who made no mistake in making it 4-4. Jason Henhawk was all alone in front of the net and made it 5-4 for the visitors after two periods. But in the third, Exeter really came to life as Mark Bell drifted in from his defence position and flipped it high. Luke Sims and MacLean assisted on the goal that made it 5-5. Just 1:15 later, Bell lugged the puck into the Six Nations' zone and Sims eventually gave the hosts their first lead of the night. But with 2:44 left in the game David Hill let go with a long shot and it was tied again. Greg Hill notched thewinner from Cecil Hill on another shot that took a wrong turn in front of Bierling. Exeter buzzed the Six Nations net right to the final buzzer but failed in their attempt to send the game into overtime. In Saturday's game, Farquhar scored the lone Exeter goal from MacLean and Bell. Smith leads Lucan into final series LUCAN - Corey Smith had four goals and set up two more to pace the Lucan peewees to a big 11-0 win over Teeswater and will now advance to the Ontario Minor Hockey Asiociauon 'DD' finals. • Sunday in Lucan, goalie David Riddell recorded his mond shutout of the six -point series. Matt Porter and Ryan Thomas cacti netted a pair of goals for the winners while Brett Fairweather had a goal and an assist Also scoring were Mich- ael Herbert and Chad Greenlee. Ryan Carroll had two assists while Scott Thompson, Chad Morrison, Pat Conlin and-L}avid most hoped out on the goals. Friday, Lucan skated to an easy 11-1 win in Lucan. Smith, Porter and Greenlee each had two goals with single& Rum FCie Yeo, ljakeas,Conlin, Carroll and Morrison. Joe Morley and Fairweather had two ,mss each with setups from Smith, Greenlet, Morrison, Conlin and }Baleen. In the series opener Tuesday, Smith scored twice in a 3-0 win with the other goal to Greenlee. Morrison and Fairweather had assists while Rid- dell did not allow a goal. Lucan now awaits to play the winner of Wasaga Be,ach•Frankfurt. three -goals. Darcy Selettderne on and did not allow a goal. Saturday: Only 14 heWeia11er the long bus ride, the series continued in Zurich and the hosts went up two games to none. Gingerich got the start again and went all the way, allowing just two goals in a 4-2 win. Tamworth was late getting to the arena but that didn't matter to Zurich who led 2-1 at the end of the first period. Ben Geiger scored from Cam Rader and Rathwell set up Darrin Durand. Durand was hot in this one as he scored what proved to be the winner from linemates Pat Regier and Ray Bierling. In the third, Steve Geiger scored from his mates, Dwight Gingerich and Ben Geiger. Sunday: Zurich led throughout this one and once again Darrin Durand led the way with two quickly -released shots for a pair of goals. Blueliner Cam Rader started the game's scoring with a blast from the point and Steve Geiger also connected. Winger Pat Regier had a great game with three assists while Rader, Gingerich, Ben Geiger, Jason Regier and Martin Regier helped out. Despite being injured, Scott played well throughout the game in the Thunder net. As of press time, the schedule for the final series with Walpole Island had yet to be determined. Walpole Island were prohibited by the OMHA from playing in a Florida March break tournament. Zurich's Dwight Gingerich battled along the boards in Sunday's OMHA midget 'E' semi-final game against Tamworth. Nasty Boys down one with Thedfbrd THEDFORD - After winning the Western Ontario Athletic Associa- tion title, the Stephen Nasty Boys are now attempting to capture the OMHA atom 'E' title. Sunday they opened their semi - final series against Thedford with a 3-1 loss. Jeff Finkbeiner and Dan Mosurinjohn combined for the lone Stephen goal. The series continues Friday at the Stephen Township Arena in Huron Park at 6 p.m. Finkbeiner and Adam Wilson each had two goals in the final game against Tiverton to capture the WOAA title recently. Wilson added a couple of assists while Finkbeiner helped out on a goal. Also scoring for the winners in the 7-2 win were JR. Davies, Adam McCann and Shaun Sherwood. Minor hockey scoreboard March 9 - Third game of 3 - WOAA Semifinal Wallace 4 vs. Stephen Kings 1 Goal: Adam Cyr Audis: Brian Dixon, Roman Wilson Goaltender: Dane Michielsen March 10 Stephen Kings 5 vs. Parkhill 5 Goals: Boyden Lord, Cyr (2), Jesse Schroeder (2) Assists: Lord (2), Brent,Taura, Jon Schenk, Wilson (2) Goaltender: Michielson March 13 Stephen Kings 3 vs. Wingham 3 Goals: Schroeder, Henry Pfaff, Chris Gla- vin Assists: Schroeder, Pfaff, Glavin (2), Lord Goaltender: Michielsen March Stephen Ninju 5 vs. Lucan Leprechauns 3 Goals: Jason Stuckless, Roman Wilson, Colin Sauder, Kenny Tilley, Ben Parsons Assists: Shawn Thompson, Souder (2), Par- sons, Frazer MacDonald, Sticklers, Gary Sauder, Scou Davies Goallender: Jesse Schroeder Team record: 31-10-3 Next game: March 13 March 13 Stephen Ninju 4 vs. Lucan Lincolns 3 Unci ns goats: Craig Galbraith (2), Mike Ankers Lincolns..aa els: Scou Riddell, Travis Hud- son Nlnlas gods: Wilson (2),'lTompaon, Par- sons NinJas assists: Gary Sauder (2), Wilson NinJas goaltender: Cal Delange Team record: 32-10-3 Next game: March 15 Exeteri Bombes' March 8 - Exhibition ganhc Exeter Bombers 6 at Alvinstan 0 Goals: Shawn Talbot (3), Kyle Farwell (2), Bram Steele Assists: Tony Regier (2), Nevin Hodgins (2), Cam Murray, Tony tins, Justin Hayter, Steele, Farwell, Cotyle Lawson Goaltender: Shane Gregoire Players of the Game: Talbot and Gregoire March 11 Rueter Bombers 2 vs. Mt. Brydges 0 Gods: Lawton (2) Aasats:'lodgins (2), ayter, Brendan Bu- chanan Goaltender: Farwell Players or the Game: Farwell, Murray, Ilodgins, Lawton Great game guys! March 13 Thedford 4 vs. Exeter Bombers 1 Goal: Bayles Assist: Farwell Goaltender: Hodgins ;Lucan L/M 001043 ;L41,>4, March 13 . Exhibition game Lucan Lasers 7 vs. West London 3 Gulls: Donnie Park, Thomas Mills, Nathan Caner (3) Ars/Ms: Adam Finch, Pack, Jamie Forbes, Mills Harriston tournament Game 1 Stephen 8 vs. Beverly 1 Game 2 Stephen 6 vs. Tiverton 1 Game 3 - A Final St -when 5 vs. Fleshenon 2 Goals: Jeff Glavin (2), Bill Hodge (2), Brent Gibson Assists: Craig Glavin (2), Pres Levier, Mau Glavin (2), Hodge, Derek Leenders, Chris Glavin March 12 - Exhibition game Lucan Leprechauns 7 vs. Lucan Lasers 4 Leprechauns goals: Pat Maguire (2), Korey Hodgins (3), Michael Bancroft, Brian Mor- ley Leprechaun assists: Tommy McHugh, Bancroft (3) Laser goals: Nathan Caner, Jamie Forbes, Jamie McLeod, Adam Finch Laser assists: Donnie Park, Man Blanc, Paul Shipway, Thomas Mills March 13 Lucan Leprechauns 0 vs. Thedford File Hawks 0 Shutout: Jason Cook Stephen Atom Lightning March 12 - WOAA Playoff Stephen lightning 4 vs. Bel`rave 1 Goals: Matt Eagleson, Jeremy VanBergen (2), Dan Mosurinjohn Assists: VanBergen, Mau Foran, Leroy Wein, Frazer McDonald, Jamie Clarke Goaltender: Rob Connor March 13 - Exhibition game Stephen lightning 2 vs. Parkhill Jets 2 Goals: Eagleson, Brad Glavin Assists: Adam Wilson (2), VanBergen Go.ue lder: Connor rch 13 Lucan Lightning 7 vs. Suathruy Jr. Sharks 3 Goals: Jeff Silver (3), Sean Davidson, Mi- chael Noyes, Geoff Moss, Jerany McNaughton Assists: Tyson Wong, Michael Jacques, John Young, Davidson, Brad Folkston March 13 - Exhibition game Strathroy 0 at Lucan 0 Shutout: Joe Debbie March 10 - Game 2 of 2 games "C" Semifi- nal - Shamrock playoff Exeter Le tonaires 7 vs. Parkhill 3 Goals: Dave Farquhar (2), Geoff Maver, Luke Sims, Tyler Bourne, Mark Bell, Dave Marshall Assists: Maver (2), Bell. Quad Dalrymple, Jeff MacLean, Farquhar, Sun Guenther Exeter wins 2 game home and home aeries (20 point must) 16 points to 4 points and ad- vance to "C foul March 27. Goattender: Joey Riding Team record:2410sglafar .plot fs Next same: March 17 in GAON at 7t rn. Gamed d OMHA,ap tags! Port Stanley scored the wuttung goal at 0:32 seconds of sudden death overtime. The Broncos provided played a very strong game despite being the fourth game four nights and three of them on the road. March 14 - 4 pt. series - Shamrock playoffs Game 2 Exeter 4 vs. Pon Stanley 1 Goals: Monteith (2) Cole, Ryan Ralph Assists: Monteith (2) Craig Overholt, Bob Hamilton Goaltender: Jeff Gooch The Broncos played a very strong game. The series is now ucd 2 points each. The next game in the series will be played on March 20 in Exeter at 4:30 p.m. Wiruter of this game will advance to championship day in Format Mads 27. a. ` ensali Peewee Mardi 10 - WOAA Group Playoff Game Brussels 7 at Hensel 1 Goal: Jonathon Keys Assist: Brock Weiss March 13 - Goderich lions Young Canada Week Game 1 Hensall 7 vrs. Seaforth 4 Goals: Weiss, Jeff Campbell (2), Paul Coop- er, Keys Assists: Eric Groot (2), Keys (2), Campbell, Jacob Bruxer, Chris Retwcliffe Game 2 Bengali 1 vs. Itdenon 5 Goal: Cooper Assist: Rowdiffe March 13 - Shamrock Playoff Forest 2 at Lucan 1 Goal: Ben Dobbie Assist: Adam Thomson Duplicate Bridge First Mr. and Mrs. Davis Second H. Larson, Irene Ward Third Marshall Dearing, Dorothy Lin- ton March 14 - Orangeville tournament Game 1 Shelburne 5 vs. Lucan 2 Goals: Kent Hardy, Dobbie Assists: Brandon DeBlock, Johnathan Smith, Thomson Game 2 Lucan 5 vs. Guelph 2 Goals: Ben Duskory, Hardy, Dobbic, Jamie VanKasteren, Thomson Assists: David Park (2), Dobbic, Man Thompson, Thomson, Smith, Hardy Consolation Championship Lucan 4 vs. Milton 1 Goats: Thompson, Dobbie (3) Assists: Thomson (2), runith (2), Thompson 'WE'VE Ban WAIiiNq fort This'! "Challenge Cup Trophy" Parkhill Midgets vs Minor Hockey Coaches Sun., Mar. 21 3:30 p.m. Parkhill Arena Admission $2. Children $1. Support North Middlesex & Dis- trict Minor Hockey Association rSottbaU Ontario Umpires Clinic March 22 For information LA 228-666 South Hibbert Athletic Assoc. (Cromarty Ball Park) Ball Registration March 20 - 10 a.m .-1 p.m. March 27 -10 a.m.-1p.m. T -Ball - $10. each All teams - $15. ($5. late fee) At Staffa Hall (Downstairs) 4u/tol BREWMA STER Centralia, Ont. 'Brew on Premises ONLY" Mel & Glenda Lather Perry & Nina Knee 1 March 13 F=rtsr C:widden 5 vs. Watford Wild Cau 4 Gots: Jason Miles, Justin Miners, Man Rowe (2), Shane Caypyha Assists: Rowe, l-sypyha, Andrew Freiier, Robert Actors, Barry Parsons, Miles (3). Mark 8itinsky, Mioars Gealtendsr: Adam Rosier Marcs e - 4•M�llehtotgc playoff. Pun y 3 vs vs. tt r 2 in ovarume Gods: Chad Monteith, Scott Kays A sista: Monteith, Wayne Cole, Craig Over- t Goeiteadert Ryan Sullivan la_HOURS: 11:00 a.ui. to 8:40 p.m. (Monday to Friday) Sat. 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. )