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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1997-03-05, Page 15SPONSOR A SPDR TS .Midget hockey Lucan coach eliminates his ex -team from playoff conten- tion, Exeter gets a spanking from Forest in game one LUCAN - The Lucan .Midgets goals hacked up by his teammates outscoring,thcm 92 and then went have made the OMHA "DD" semi- Chad Greenlee. Chad Morrison and on ' to sweep Laniheth in three finals for the first time in seven Pat Conlin with one goal each. .games: years and have. already notched cine Cornish said the win was es' -II' it was, the team was not , in the. win column alter defeating pecially sweet for co -coach Andy confident on Sunday as they stole the Chesley.Colts 7-2 on Sunday. Ross. Ross coached Ilderton last the next game 4-2 in Forest's own Chad Greenlee .and Ry an Carroll season before he was "relieved of . barn. led Lucan with two goals each• his duties" and Cornish credits him 'We (coaching staff) told them it while Jeremy - Cornish. Andrew' ' for engineering the win over his old was a must win situation 'and they Stanscll . and Jamie • Riddell. added team. • came through," said Moore adding one to clinch the opening game. Lucan will travel to Chesley for the team played well in the neutral Despite the score co -coach Bruce gatne two before hosting the Colts zone.. Cornish said he's expecting a close on March 8 for game three of the Ryan Frciter, Dave. 'Farquhar. . series. "Chestey is a -highly_ dis- All -Ontario. semi-final series. . .Mau Szabo and Jeff Campbell ciplined team supported by .a pro- Exeter. • scored for Exeter on Sunday. Chad fessional coaching staff and man-. The Exeter RSD Midget Generals Dalrymple, Greg Geoffery and Far - agement." he said. - were caught off guard taking .a 7-3 guitar scored in Wednesday's los- . • Lucan., on the - other hand, has - Spanking at the hands of Forest • in ing cause. been averaging 32 penalty Minutes the •opening game of their • if the end-to-end rushes in game -' per game. . • series last Wednesday. How- - two were any indication. these . • "We're going to. continue playing ever. accrirding to co -coach Tim . es'enly matched teams may- go the aggressive- hut.twe have to keep. it Moore, it was a spanking the Gen- distance in what's proving to he an undcr;cotttrol. 1 know we're going -orals needed. - interesting - series.' "The Generals to have our hands full." said Cor-. "We just played had: Everything will host Forest on Wednesday nish. - that could go wrong went wrong.' night at. the South Huron Rec- Lucan earned a berth in the. semi- - said Moore. - - reation Centre for a• 9 p.m. game finals after eliminating (Merton Perhaps it was .a case of over before travelling to.- Forest on - from playoff cQntentJon. on 1'hurs Confidence. Alter all, Exeter de- Thursday..., •• day with a 5-2win::) cleated 'Forest twice in the pre -- Jeremy -Cornish- led with. two liminary round robin action Hawks oust Mitchell N1IT('HELI. - After winning three close one -goal games: the Exet- er Han ks devastated Scaforth .7-1 on Saturday -to clinch the series in h ur.galncS. • - Heading into Mitchell with a three .game lead Exeter was ex- - pecting •their opponents to try and roar hack into the series with a win at home, hut. Mitchell could only -.muster a whimper in the - ourth and final game . • Special teams were a factor in the contest as Exeter scored three powerplay and t tt o shorthanded goals in the first two periods. -They (Mitchell 1- had a discipline breakdown. They tried io in- timidate us and it cost them when our special teams stepped up their play." said head coach Dave Re'. ugton. Chris:Kennedy scored the first two goals assisted on both by Sean tiicCann. Mike Weber'. also; scored two. and .Craig •Corriveau, Jcl•f . Glavin and Nathan Burns added one goal each. Friday 's game at the South Huron Recreation Centre on Friday -was a carhop copy of the first two ati Exeter scored late in (he third - period to win by one goal. . - Kennedy pumped Iwo in .61-1- his set-up man Scan McCann. Cor- .rivcau scored one and Burns pulled the trigger on the winning goal - at 7:43 left to play.. -. .• • .'Unlike -Saturday's blow-out: the first three were close. tight • - checking games that could havegone either way. "They (Mitchell) -don't gate up much and we couldn't get much." - said Revington. "They're tough and competitive: hut we played gond team defence. he said, adding goaltending was also a victor in • eliminating their opponents. -Exeter will play the winner of the Lucan vs..Seaforth, series. At - press time Scaforth Was winning the bout three'games to one. Times -Advocate, March 5, 1997 Page.15. t IMO iiiitie Stephen Township Midget goalie Ben Glavin faced heavy traffic in his crease during Ste- phen's third game against Howick on Tuesday night. Stephen Township lost the quarter -final series in three games. Irish avoid ousting with overtime win SEAFOR"T(i The Lucan Irish kept their playoff hopes alit c after heating-Scaforth -t-3 in; oVcrtintc. on Saturday. Facing elimination: Lucan. came to play- and- kept the score close for the first "tt;o periods. Looking at a one .goal deficit going into the third.' the- Irish scored two quick goals in the first live minutes to take the lead and Andy Marshall nearly put this team up by two after a goal mouth scramble •hut missed the wide open net. • Seal'onh-respdnded by tieing the' game at three sending the contest into the fourth period. but Marshall finally found his mark scoring the game winner two minutes into overtime. . Roy. Davis Chris -Fischer- and Brad Henderson also scored Ili Lu- • ;can.,_ After losing game'tjjree 2-1 at home on. Wednesday. Lucan was facing a must -win situation. Co -coach .Jason .Bukala said his team • struggled in the first three Exeter Juvenile Precision team performed their winning routine at the Exeter Figure Skating Carnival on Sunday. The team displaysv,their first gold medal they earned Saturday at the Sun Country Competition in St. Thomas. Shown above') to r, coach.Kathy Merner, Jasmine Ker- slake, Lisa Hakvoort, Sarah Overholt, Maria Dinney, Meaghan Cooper, Lindsay Mcleod, Alicia Laye. Tiffany Sedlak, Shane Timmermans, Jodi Gaiser and Megan Nedza. Front, Brittany Mills, Jenalyn Baker, Lauren Smith, Tiffany Thompson, Anne Gregus, Jeanna'Hern, Justine Fusick; Natasha Duckworth and Amanda Allen. Or See story page 16 Exeter Junior Precision team performed their winning routine at the Exeter Figure Skating Car- nival on Sunday. The team displays their bronze medal earned at the Sun Country Competition in St. Thomas on Saturday. Shown l to r, Cheryl Pryce, Jodi McGee, Shonyn Baynham, Jay anne Heywood, Jennifer McGee, Melissa Timmermans, Alisha Jennison, Melissa Brock, Terri Hamather, Suzanne Vogel, Carrie Nlman, Front, Alyssa Darling, Shelley Miller, Julia Tieman, Anita Wein; Kari Jennison, Michelle Hakvoort, Jenna Darling. Missing Jenn McNeilly and Kim Bilinsky. 444 games due to key injuries. hut with the return of high scoring forward Mike Rohh. and Junior "D" Rookie of thc'Year recipient. Scott Thimtp- son. he expects a long series. 'This makes us more competitive and we have two of the next -three gaunes at home." he said. - • , • With key players hack, and coin- ing off a hot win with the next game scheduled in Lucan tonight (Wednesday). will give the team a much needed boost, however. Bu - kala said they don't need to be mo- tivatcd. • - "Otir hacks arc against the wall. that's enough motivation." he said. RINGETTE BUNNY March 1 Exeter 12 ss. Forest 4 Goals: Ashley Bedard. Lindsay' Blanc. Alanq Hodgen. Jordan Phillips. Saman- tha Rcgier (3). Knsty Blanc (2). Sam . lewan. Jasmine Vanhaarlem (2). Sta- cey Miller Assists: Stewart 13). !lodger' 13). L. Mane (4). Phillips (4). Vanhaartcm (2). Bedard. Miller. }leper 12). K. Blanc PETITE March 2 Exeter 'C' 1 is. til. Thomas •IC N • Goal: Kristin Reiner Assists: Chnsuna Cook. Jenna Res ing ton • (:oallcnder: Jenn 'Werth, Next game: March S in London : 'n. Playoff March 9 in Hcnsall. s ')(1%, Stratford TWEEN March 1 Exeter 'A' I al Milchcil5 Goal: Kcrri I'ulion Assist: Ashley Gooch Nest game: March 4 an Hcncall February ary -25 • Exeter 'C' 5ss. Mitchell6 Goals: Tem Reiner 12). Robyn taher- 'upam. %lacy Giegus, Miranda Knight • Assists: Jen Mlnclhnitr. Rcgier. Ether • mgiim. (-hers 1 Montgomery Echnrary 27 Exeter 'C' 7 vs. Mitchell 4 Goals: kegler 12). Knight Meghan Gasser. Cecelia ('urbett. Ethcnngtnn. Miuelhnitr Assists: Elhenngion 12). Reiner. Gais- er, Knight (2) Goallcnder: Stacey Snow i:5etcr •(-: advances U, Iluron/Penli 11- nais March 2 - Huron/Perth playoffs Gamed Exeter •C' 5 vs. Stratford 6 in over- time • (:pals: Knight, Ethenngam. Gainer 42). Kegler Assists: Ann Mane Ilndgen, Knight. Gregus Gnahender: Snow, Gasser JUNIOR 1 February. 25 Mitchell 1 at Exeter 4 Goals: Alicia Lawrence (3), Laura Skinner Assists: Julie Gudb,dl 1 �). Shauna Koehler, KunKeller 12) Gnaltender: Erin Traquair Ifuron Penh champions March 2 • Exhibition game Exeter 3 at Sl. Thomas 5 Goals: Lawrence 12). Knsta Hodge Assists: Lawrence, Hodge. Kelly hut• ton WOMEN March Exeter Intermediate Ree Women 3 vs. London 3 Goals: Tanya Riehl (2). Coriette Eider Assists: Elder. Julie Ritchie 12). Brenda McDonald Junior girls volleyball team end season at WOSSA EXETER - The South Huron District High School junior vol- leyball team ended their sea- son, not with a bang but with a whimper, as they lost five straight matches at W.O.S.S.A. The Panthers lost to Parkside 3-15, Stratford Central 6-15, St. Mikes 7-15, Central Elgin 8- 15 and Strathroy 10-15. - South Huron earned a berth at W.O.S.S.A. after clinching third place in the Huron -Perth playoffs recently when they beat F.E. Madill three games to one. 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