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Blanket defence stops Exeter
By Fred Groves
T -A staff
SEAFORTH - From the very he-.
ginning, the Seaforth Centenaires
had a plan - stop the hest scoring
line in the OHA Junior Develop -
mens League's west division.
Sunday afternoon the Centenaires
said goodbye to the Exeter Hawks
as they headed towards the divi-
sional semi-finals while the Hawks
who finished nine points ahead of
Seaforth in the regular season, went
home very dejected.
Seaforth won 6-4 after winning
5-2 on Saturday, 4-3 in Seaforth
Friday night and 2-1 in Exeter last
Tuesday.
Exeter goalie Chris Lyndon and Seaforth's Chad Papple
page in play at the South Huron Recreation Centre last
velopment League playoff action.
had their stick up high during a stop -
Tuesday night during OHA Junior De -
The Cents shocked the Hawks with
a four game sweep in the best -of -
seven playoff series. They'll now
wait to play the winner of Lucan
and Alvinston.
Sunday in Seaforth, the Hawks
led 2-1 after the first period on
goals by Greg Dalrymple and Dave
Dalrymple. Don Rivers scored with
1:03 left in the period for Seaforth.
Also scoring for the winners were
Karsten Carroll, on a penalty shot,
Andrew Scott had two and the oth-
er went to Paul McElwain. Exeter's
Shayne Robinson scored in the sec-
ond and Jamie Cornish got one in
the third.
Centenaires 5, Hawks 2
Saturday night in front of a large
crowd at Exeter's South Huron Rec-
reation Centre, the Cents checking
line of centre Steve Geiger and
brothers Chad and Jamie Ramer
seemed to handcuff Exeter's best
line to the goal posts.
"It's kind of a surprise," said Sea -
forth coach Maurice Guy of his
team's success. "The key is shuting
down their offence," he added after
Saturday night's game.
Throughout the four games,
Hawks' Sean McCann, Todd
McCann and the big gun, Shayne
Robinson were held to limited scor-
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The key to winning the playo
as good defence. Here Centenaires Ste
!ger, a major role in the defensive strate-
goes against Exeter's Sean McCann.
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Seven points for Scherer, Oster, as Mohawks advance
By Fred Groves
. T -A staff
PETROLIA - The cream always rises to the top.
In this case the cream is outstanding hockey
players in the form of Joe Scherer and Craig Oster.
Monday night in Petrolia they each had seven
points in a huge 12-3 playoff win which will see the
Exeter Mohawks advance into the next round of the
OHA Southwestern Senior 'A' Hockey League
playoffs.
Their opponent and schedule has yet to he deter-
mined. In the other series, Dunnville has eliminated
Aylmer and heading into Wednesday night, Osh-
weken was up three -games -to -two over Bothwell.
Dorchester who finished first in the league, will
pick between the three surviving teams who they
want to play. Local hockey fans however should
prepare for a playoff game in Exeter on Sunday.,
probably against Dunnville.
Despite Monday's huge win, the second straight
for the Mohawks, Exeter coach Dave Revington felt
the Victorians were a tough hockey club throughout
the six games.
"They've gest a Jot of grit. They ,hustle -and play-.
both ends of the rink at all times," said Revington.
While that was the case in the first four games,
Exeter put on an offensive display in games five
and six, scoring a whopping 20 goals in six periods
of hockey.
Monday saw the visitors net five goals in the first
period and five more in the second frame.
Scherer had three goals and tour assists while Us -
ter had two goals and help set up five others. Their
linemate Greg Snyder had three assists.
Also scoring were Jacques Beaulieu with two,
Jeff McLenaghan, Jeff Warren, Tim Shields, Kevin
McArter and Owen Lessard. Rick Pikul started in
net hut gave way to Trevor Hunter in the third.
Mohawks 8, Vics 3
Sunday night in Exeter at the South Huron Recre-
ation Centre, the Mohawks trailed 2-1 at the end of
the first period.
In front of one of their best crowds of the season,
the hcaus. battled. bock ..petl,ed.five.unanswered
goals in the second frame and were up 6-2 after 40
minutes.
Snyder paced the winners with a goal and three as-
sists while Scherer had a pair and singles went to
Oster, Beaulieu, Lessard, McArter and Greg Mur-
ray.
"We finished a little better offensively, especially
in the second period. Down there (on Friday) we
couldn't get the puck past (Kevin) Luckhurst," said
Exeter coach Dave Revington.
But a pair of powerplay goals in the second, and a
lot of determination in the slot was the difference in
the middle frame. Luckhurst was replaced by Greg
Stock who only allowed one goal in the final 20
minutes.
Despite the win, the Mohawks made some obvi-
ous mental errors. Giveaways in the third meant Pi-
kul had to be especially sharp and on the two Petro-
lia goals in the first, Exeter was caught on bad Zine
.changes.
"They're staying out too long. Everyone seems to
have more stamina when the ppk is going in the of-
fensive direction," sald!tevington.''When it's in the
defensive direction players realize how tired they
are because they don't backcheck."
In both weekend games, the Mohawks had just
about their best lineup possible penciled in on the
game sheet. A big addition back on the blueline was
McLenaghan.
"He's been playing NBC (no body contact) hock-
ey in North Bay. It takes Lillie in this caliber to get
your timing for the physical play," said Revington.
Vics 6. Mohawks 2
Friday night in Petrolia the visiting Mohawks lost
Game Four.
Robb Graham teamed with Barry Baynham and
Warren in the first period and later, in the third,
Richard Hawkins scored on a powerplay from
McLenaghan and Murray.
Mohawks' moments: Still sidelined with injuries
are Jeff Shipley (broken wrist) and Dale Timmer -
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