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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1997-02-26, Page 15• SPORTS Times -Advocate, February 26, 1997 Page 15 Medal winners Midget hockey round -up The Exeter Figure Skating Club competed at the -Pat Abe- - la Memorial competition in Windsor on the weekend. Back - row, 10. Jason Roy -gold, .Nnstylee V-arley-gold. Front, Mi- chelle Roy -silver 'and bronze, and Laura Noakes. Missing is Brenna Anstett-silver and Melissa Timmertnans-fourth ' place. The Exeter Figure Skating Club will hold: their annu- • of Carnival skating event this. Sunday at the :South. Huron Recreation Centre at:1 pin. • Irish down by two in playoff series 1.1 I('AN - Inturies have. taken ai heavy toll on the Lucan Irish as ihey,Iosi;their first mt.) games in their playoff series against: .Sea - forth. Lucan lust 6-2 on•Sunday ire Seailorth and 4-3 at horns on Wcdnc'- (lay 'Clic Lina on \ ctlnc•da+• +as a heavy blow for the team as Lucan ga.c up a three goal lead in Ilii Third:r►criod to•allow Mitchell to tic -rhe score and Win in ii%-ertinle ' • -II's hard to describe -).);hat happened. we•couldn't stop the hiced- ing.".sand co coach Jason Bukala about Seafnrth's three unanswered • goals. . . • . The dis-heartening hiss may have alfecied then in game Iwo as Lucan came out Ilat and -fell behind.quickly, "It was Bard for us 1('fight hack Irvin a Itis: like that.... he said. The Inch entered the.playolls inissing three vital players including • (.. o of their lupi three: goal scorers Steve Hudson. alike Rohh and all-star defenceinam Mike Jaremclienko. - . "It hurts•us mentally to have key guys out of the line-up'this time til the. year." said Bukala. . Despite herng`duw.n two games, Bukala said he's confident they still ha.e a chance to rebound in the seven game series. . '•Wc re not discouraged. We're going to fight our way out of this." The. Irish. will meet Seafoith at home on Wednesday. night- for game three. Petite 'C' advance to Huron -Perth final -MONCTON - The Exeter and Distrixt.Optimist•Petite 'C'-ringcttc team clinched a spot in the. Flunln- Perth finals. Sunday. -with an excit- ing 7-6 win.oser Milchcll. Exeter started the ;scoring early. with Brittany Rev ingto n putting the. ring in the net off it free pass only - 20 seconds into the game: Three minutes Tater. Jaclyn Marshall :on- nected on a nice relay pass from Laura Parsons and Sherri Skinner. Mitchell got on the •scoreboard minutes later. witl► 1%'0 quick mark- ers to bring the, teams even. Each teammanaged to more before the first period buns, Jcnn Timmer - mans accounted Ior an unassisted effort and 13. Re'. moon capped the scoring on a pass . from ('liristina Cook. - . - Second half st oring started a minute and a hall in with 13 'Rev- ington•and •('oik %cuing tip Tint nmerman% lot a picture perfect hack - hand shot - •lhc k -.1s' big break cause at the 11: mark when another passing play connected and Miranda (irenr- EXETER - The Exeter RSD Mid- get Generals defeated.Lambeth 7-1 on Friday . eliminating them from playoff contention after sweeping the series in three games. Exeter opened the scoring late in the first period, when Luke situs scored on a passing play from Greg Geoffery and Tyler Bourne and never looked hack. Sims. Geoffery and Bourne. scored two goals each and. including assists. the trio com- hined for 11 points during the night. - . Geoff Mayer. also scored. for the Generals. and Dave Farquhar, Matt Sraho, Cam Dougall and Brian Par- sons added assists[ Co -coach Dave. Dalrymple said Lambeth put out a god effort until they fell behind midway through the game.• "Once we gilt the lead they gave up and started taking. stupid pen- alties." said Dalrymple. Exeter will. meet Forest in the quarter finals- Wednesday .night at the South Huron Recreation Centre for game one. The Generals. de- feated Forest twice in preliminary round robin playoff action nut - scoring them 9-2 and the coaching staff say the team -is. ready for the next round. Lucan - 'A 2-2 tie isas close -as the Lucan Midget hockey team has come to losing in the playoffs so far this season. • - - After sweeping West Lorne in the first round. Lucan is now leading rlderton 'five points to one and is threatening to :eliminate them from -OMHA playoff •contention. Lucan defeated rlderton '6-2 i►n Thursday. tied them on Saturday et -Tilled the pass from Marshall -and • Jenn Alderdite into the net while shorthanded. Jenna Revington add- ed the game winning goal. on a . powerplay fire minutes to go in the game. with Skinner arid Kristin Re- gier assisting. Mitchell tested Exeter's goaltend- .er Holly Hcrn -into the dy ing sec- onds of the game. hut she and de-.. tori.• Jocelyn Stirs. Enid Drummond, •lniainda. Overholt. Theresa Gallagher and Sherri Skin- ner continued nt play strong throughout the game. Coaching staff say the end-to-end wine kept eserytiody on their toes. I•hc Petite 'C now await the win- ner of Stratford and Seaforth Se- ries. Despite missing some key players in the nett series due to the. Mauch Break holiday. coach Mi- chele Iludgert is confident they will (sonic 4)111 on tl,1t - . Exeter will play a hest two of three with the winner for the Hu- ron -Perth Pciiie '(" championship. 'pile next game will be Sunday in Hcnsal1 ai S:(X) exhibition. 17th Annual IV BONN FOR MIILIONS Ai MARCH 2 - 16/1997 SPONSOR A BOWLER Support SOUTH HURON BIC 'iROTHERS, BIG SISTERS For Information Call 235-3307 or 235-3678 • it/ 11 and beat them 3-1 on Monday night. Jeremy Cornish had four points in game one. Ryan Carroll had three, Andrew Stansel had two as did Mat • Porter -while Ryan Thomas, Pat Conlin and Jaime VainKastern recorded one point each. • - - in the second game Mike Herbert and Conlin scored -for Lucan with Joe Morley and Thomas picking up the assists and in game. three Cor- nish led his team with two -goals and an assist. VanKastern had one goal and Stansel recorded an assist. Co -coach Bruce •Cornish said this series is a lot closer than the last, but he expected that. • ."1 knew this wasn't going to he a cakewalk)" said Cornish who pre- dicted the series would go to"five games. "But 1 sell think we are_bet- ter than both those teams." - . Cornish credits their .lead to an overall team effort. • "We'vc. had a- short bench with key player out of the line up for most of .the series but the other hogs have stepped up their play. said Cornish adding hitt defence -- man' re hot .when his forwards. are lagging and. as an example. he pointed nut the. second.game where they killed.off a five on three pen- alty •for most of the third period without' giving up a goal.: . • Lucan will meet ilderton at home for game four.on Wednesday night where they will try to drive the -fi- • 'nal nail in lklcrton's coffin. Stephen Township After recce% ing a bye in the first. round,.the Stephen Township' Mid: oet hockey team dropped the first t.+n games in their playoff series, to Flow ick losing 4-2 on Thursday Dashwood Minor Ball REGISTRATION Sat. Mar. 8- 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Basement of Dashwood Community Centre Lar scan Team Re¢rstratron Fee All registrations must be 90-92. T -Ball -.$15.00 - accompanied by a $50.00 89 - Jr. Rookie. $25.00. postdated cheque for fundraising. 88 . - Sr. Rookie '$25.00 Please. bring a photocopy of your. 86.87 Mosquito $30.00 birth certificate (new players only) 84-85 Pee Wee - $35.00 . ;PLEASE REGISTER ON THAT DAY 82-83 ' ' Bantam $40.00 AS THERE ARE LiMITED SPACES 80.81 Midget . $50.00 ON SAME TEAMS! Coaches : needed! and K-1 on Sunday. f►arryl Parsons scored Stephen's two •goals•, in game one with. with Shawn Stuckless, Shawn Sherwood and Jason Niel picking up assisTs. In game two. Jeremy Pickering notched the .only goal with the- as- sist going to Steve Averill and Dave Govcrs. Despite- the long layoff. coach Bch Parsons said his team played well hut Howick's .big physical presence was too much for the much smaller Stephen forwards to handle: He said Stephen will try (0 get one hack on Tuesday night when they meet •Howick at home - for game three. hut he admits it won't he easy. "It's going .to he an uphill fight." .aid Parsons. Heywood . named all-star LONDON - Jason Heywood of Exeter has made the sec- ond OUAA all-star team after 16 league coaches cast their ballots last week. Playing as a forward for the University of Western Ontario Mustangs, Heywood has 15 gods and 26 assists this sea- son. The Mustangs finished third overall and will meet Windsor on Tuesday where a win would give the team a berth in the preliminary round robin playoffs. "-I McGillivray Minor Ball Re istrat• n Sat. Mar. 8 10 a.m. to 2 Wed. Mar. 12 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sat. Mar. 15 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at WEST McGILLIVRAY HAL LL • 5. Pitch $20.00• Mites & Squirts $35:00 • Pee Wees and up$50 BRING YOUR HEALTH CARD AND BIRTH CERTIFICATE $20.00 late. fee - FOR MORE INFO CALL JiM DIXON 227-1287 Don't forget about our annual BALL DANCE Sat., April 5W Ailsa Craig Community Centre featuring Rick Powell f -T t I1 EXCITING PLAYOFF ACTION EXETER VS MITCHELL HAWKS at SOUTH HURON REC CENTRE FRI. 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