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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-10-13, Page 14Page 14 Times-Ad4'ocate, October 13,1993 Minor hockey 2 Home openers for peewees, midgets are big wins Exeter bantam goalie Jason Lindenfield got some help from one of his teammates in Wednesday's Shamrock League game against visiting Ilderton. EXETER - Last Wednesday night hockey made its reappearance after the summer break and for a couple of Exeter Minor Hockey As- sociation teams it was a great way to start the season. Coming off of wins in their sea- son opener, both the Peewee Le- gions and the Midget Generals easi- ly 'handled visiting Ilderton at the South Huron Recreation Centre. The Bantam Legionnaires weren't as fortunate however as they lost to Itderton, dipping their Shamrock League record to 1-1 while both the peewees and midgets sit at 2-0. Peewees dominate It was 3-1 at the end of the first period for the hosts as Scott Gilfil- lan teamed with Matt Szabo and Sean Guenther and then Jason Grenier scored unassisted. Brian Parsons got the third goal from Greg Geoffrey and Jeff Campbell. Big David Marshall scored a nat- ural hat trick, three in a row in the second period as assists on those went to Geoffrey, Cam Dougall and Tyler Bourne. Scott Keys made it 7-3 on a back- hander este teamed with Campbell and Szabo and just 15 seconds lat- er, Chad Monteith got the puck to trickle over the goal line as Grenier and Chad Dalrymple drew the as- sists. In the third period, Campbell teamed with Szabo and Brian Hay- man before Geoffrey scored from Bourne and Marshall. It only took 35 seconds to go down the rink. as Szabo connected from Campbell and Dougall. Rounding out the scoring late in the game were Campbell and Mon- teith while Szabo, Hayman and Grenier assisted. Scoring for Ilderton were Ashley Windrew and Ryan Baynham each with two goals and the other came from Matt Aris. (The Exeter peewees were busy on the weekend, travelling to Thed- ford on Friday and St. Marys on Saturday. See this week's minor hockey scoreboard for more de- tails.) Bantams beaten It was a tough night for the Ban- tam Legionnaires as they fell 5-2 to Ilderton. The visitors got on the board first when Bob Grant walked right in on Jason Lindenfield but just 31 sec- onds later, Exeter's Jeff MacLean teamed with Brian Richardson to even the count. Geoff Mayer gave the hosts a one -goal lead late in the second but it was 2-2 on Erick Fisher's goal. Although Exeter winger Rob ZMAA hosts Minor Hockey Day ZURICH - Having the ice go into their arena earlier this year, the Zu- rich Minor Athletic Association was able to host a Minor Hockey Day on Saturday. It was the first of it's kind and what it did was provide the local teams to tuneup for the Western Ontario Athletic Association sea- son which gets underway very soon. The ZMAA will have 10 lama this year in age groups from pre - tyke to juvenile. There is no midget team as several players have joined the juvenile squad while those of midget age are playing in Hensel'. 1 just made a decision we need- ed a day to feature our players on one day," said ZMAA president Bud Markham. The ice went into the Zurich Are- na a couple of weeks earlic; this year and so far the ZMAA has al- ready had another successful hock- ey school which drew about 90f Shuffleboard Exeter October 6 4 game winners Allen Johns Muriel Marshall 011ie Essery Wilma Davis 3 game winners Ruby Beaver Howard Johns June Hodgson Steve Hrapchak October 7 5 game winners Lloyd Ballantyne John Pepper Meine Eizenga Allen Berry 4 game winners Ross Richardson Joe Gosar Laverne Stone Doris Denham 398 382 374 372 250 199 189 188 453 362 346 326 334 326 3211 293 There will be shuffleboard on October 13 and 14. No shuffle- board on November 3. Hensel! October 5 6 game winners Dave Woodward Gert Eagleson Helen McKay Jim Davis Hazel McEwan Lorne Archer Pat David Dave Kyle Pearl McKnight 468 424 419 392 388 387 387 ..362 360 "We needed a day to .feature our players." Play. While players are plentiful in Zu- rich, Markham said it's getting a lit- .:tle tougher to get coaches. manager and trainers. "We're..plyety. .thin We"vb' people step in to fill in. That's not as good as having volunteers from the start." Markham says that the ZMAA nutrurr»rnur�mim Town and Country Mixed Bowling League needs bowlers. Contact 2364923 1 Initiation to Hockey, geared .to- wards pre+tyke aged Fh yea is still a possibility. Those who watt :to their children .involved. :from other . coinnth*at sr, call_$ie, ; 'Zurich will be -hosting a Level I trainer's clinic on Oct. 24. (In hockey action at the ZMAA Minor Hockey Dray on Saturday, the following are the results of the games.) p1g;Josha Geoffrey, Chad Snell and Darren Love scored for Zurich in an 8-3 loss to Parkhill. Tyke: Ricky Geoffrey scored four goals and Ricky Geoffrey and Justin Laporte each had hat tricks as Zurich beat Hensall 15-0. :Nolieg: .Zurich Red had two goals from Brad Turkheim as they lied Zurich White 4-4. Also scoring for thalitillaanv were Craig Over- bolt.and Grainger while Regier led the White with ' two goals. Also scoring fcr the White were Fred Becker and Joe De - 'warm. Atpm;Nick Regier scored both goals for Zurich as they battled to a 2-2 tie with Goderich. Peewee hole league: .John Becker had two goals and a pmrof assists as Zurich beat Steps n Township 6-2. Also scoring for the winners were Ryan Morrison with two, Brad Brown and Jeremy Genf- frey. peewee ren: Brad Brown fired four goals and set up two more as Zurich topped Parkhill 7-3. Also scoring for Zurich were Matt .De- nomme and Jarrett Jeffrey. Bantam: Corey Wildfong scored for Zurich but they were beaten 11- 2 by Ilderton. joyenlig: Shane Pfaff .scooted three times to pace Zurich to a 4-3 win over Walkerton. ScoU Barclay had the other Zurich tally. Morrissey dished out some hard hits, Ilderton had three unanswered goals by Andy Marshall with two and Scott Watterton. The Exeter Bantam Legionnaires play host to Lucan tonight at 7:40 p.m. Generals make it two The Exeter RSD Sports Den Mid- get Generals made it two in a row and in both games have only al- lowed a single goal. Wednesday they handled Ilderton 9-1. Less than three minutes into the game, the Generals who had 19 shots in the first period, got on the board thanks to Ted Hoffman's un- assisted goal. It was 2-0 as defenseman Ben Armstrong had lots of time to tee it up before Ilderton's Craig MacKay went in on a breakaway and beat Darren Kints. Taking advantage of powerplay situations; the Generals made it 4-1 eckey on goals by Mary DeBruyn and Glen Hines. Chris MacDonald and Mark Bell set up DeBruyn. Craig Glavin scored shorthanded to make it 5-1 with help from Gil- fillan and with a two-man advan- tage, Gilfillan converted a nice passing play from Hoffman and Hines. Gilfillan and Hoffman got togeth- er again in the third period and then Bell teamed with MacDonald for another powerplay goal. With eight ticks left on the clock, Gibson let go with a hard shot as Macdonald collected another assist. The Generals three stars were: 1. Chad Oilfillan 2. Bill Hodge 3. Ted Hoffman. The Generals travelled to St. Marys last night and tonight host Lucan at 9 p.m. A new Shamrock rule this year has any player with four penal- ties ejected from the game. DORCHESTER -'While the hosting Dolphins were ready to play Friday night, their opponent, the Exeter Mohawks weren't. The Mohawks did not travel to Dorchester for the fust pre -season game f.laf the Southwestern Senior 'A' season because of lack of players, ,Exeter pre4klentStew Taylor called it "a Lick of commitment" and said fast+ntght's:p would hiufy bring out moreplayers. The, Mohawks are scheduled to3hosi thepijkihins Sunday night at the South Huron l eation4 entoat iS.0 p:m Last seazonPthe 11ohaW!Woiiid riftpn hit the road with as few as nine skaters but tltdmanage to a few more bodies later in the year. Taylor is confident the Mohawks will continue and said, "things look positive." He also reported both Ingersoll 13's and Stratluoy Sharks have with- drawn from the league, leaving seven teams �sr • ;EXETER CURLING CLUB LIMITED • • • : NOTICE OF ANNUAL. MEETING • • ' OF SHARE HDI_®ERS • • . • •ililliC, ober 20, 7:30 p.m. • •' Exeter Curling Club • • ' For the purpose of: ' • •' 1. Approving the financial statements for 1993 ' • • 2. Election of Directors ' • 4 , 3. Appointment of Auditors , • n ►1 ii ►4 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxirxxx;7 ►1 JUNIOR 'D' HOCKEY Exeter Hawks VS Alvinston Flyers Fri. 8:30 p.m. uth Huron Recreation Centre "Catch the Action" 11 11 11 XIzsztizizzrziazTXTYYT77-ZZZzZZzZZZZZZZZZL'ZZZZ j CHEVROLET OLDSMOBII E Gee. There was a lot of action around the Zurich peewee net as they took on Stephen Township and won during the ZMAA Mi- nor Hockey day on Saturday. Hoopers split games SEAFORTH - Jennifer Case net- ted 12 points but the South Huron District High S;:hool Panthers came up short against Seaforth in Huron Conference girls basketball action last Wednesday. Stephanie Pearson and Carrie Cleave played well defensively but the visitors were beaten 38-26. _Senior action saw the Panthers easily defeated Seaforth 45-20. Leading the offence was Angie Gould with 12 points while Stacey Thurman added eight. 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