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Page 16
I ant' Advocate, April 15, 1998
SPORTS
Jr. D Hawks face elimination after losing three straight
You may cringe at all the cliches, but the Exeter players' backs are up against the wall versus Wellesley
By Craig Bradford
T -A Reporter
WELLESLEY - It's either put
up or shut up. Their backs are up
against the wall. It's all or nothing.
Yes, it's time to dust off those
cliches. The- Exeter Jr. D Hawks
hockey club is down three games to
none. to the Wellesley Applejacks
in their all -Ontario final alter losing
game three in Wellesley 3-2- in
overtime Saturday night. If Exeter
lost at home yesterday alter press
their quest for the all -Ontario title
would he over as well as their sea-
son.
Wellesley...drew first blood on
Saturday. by scoring on the. pow-
erplay-at 9:19 of the first period:
Exeter stormed hack with two pow=
-erplay - goals of their own in just
over a minute at 4:18 and 3:07 of
the first. respectively. Brian . Rich-
ardson scored the- first Exeter goal
ing they also have a knack for win-
ning key face-offs and for slowing -
down Exeter's offence in the neu=
tral zone with. their tendency . to
clutch and grab. •
He pointed out that all of the'
. games have been one goal losses
for the Hawks including a 4:3 over-
time heartbreaker in Wellesley last
Tuesday in game. one.. The Hawks
have also outshot the Applejacks in
all three games: 42-38.on Saturday,-
52-36 on Thursday (another 4-3
loss) and 44-36 on Tuesday. •
"It's a one shot on net differ-
ence." Rcvington said.. "We're giv-
ing up one had goal per game and
they're not.'Wc could very concciv-
`ahly-hc up in the series."
He said the Hawks have to get to
the Wellesley net. stay in front of •
Wellesley goaltender Brad Brenne-
• elan and he there for the rebounds
.,and stop taking "undisciplined"
penalties. •
"They've built .around their goal?
'on a pass from Greg Goodwin and. tender." Rcvington said of Brenne-
Sctfh McCann bagged- the second man. the sante backstop Exeter
-goad with assists going faced in their '95/96 all -
to Geoff Mayer and Dan "If we Can
Taylor. get one win
The Applejacks Maybe we
-evened the score at two
apiece -at 17:33 of the' can start -
second period. The
teams didn't score for
the rest of Ole second or during -the
'entire third period forcing the aver-,
time frame.
Wellesley scored at 5:22 of the
10 -minute overtime period to,. w;n
the game and to get a ?:1) aranglc..
Hawks could turn it around.
-"If we can gel one win.mayhc we
can start all over," he. said.
At homeThursday
Exeter was at the wrong end of a
4-3 final at home • on Thursday.
Richardson scored the game's first
goal at 16:32 of, the first, a screen
shot assisted by Jeff Glover and
Dave Farquhar. Wellesley tied it at
5:06 ()I' the first and took a 2-1 win
lead with 16 seconds left in the pe-
riod when Exeter had two men sit-,
ting in the penalty box for .about
J:45.
After playing a scoreless second
stanza,. the Applejacks took -a two..
goal lead at 15:49 of the third. Ex-
eter's Ryan Chamney was at the
right place at ,the right time at the
side of the net 10 bring Exeter to
within'onc goal by scoring at 12:18:
of fhe third with assists going to
Erik Ahayof and Jeff Campbell.
The Hawks appeared to have tied
it 313 about a minute and a half lat-
er on a wrap around play, but reIi. r -
cc Bill Wayc whistled the play.
dead when he couldn't see the puck
loose. behind Brenneman before it
crossed the goal -line.. •
• Exeter did tic' it •at 9:42 when
Cantpjiell ' scored a powerplay
marker with thc.assist going to Tay-
lor.
Wellesley scored the winner with
8:14 left. Fxetcr couldn't • solve
Brchriaman despite regrouping dur-
ing a- time, out with 3:46 to go and
pulling
goaltender Andy Glavin for
the extra attacker late in the gains.
At Wellesley Tuesday
Exeter lost,4-3 at Wellesley Tues-
day in double overtime. Wellesley-
' was up 1-0 before Farquhar scored
'Exeter's - firs) 'goal at. 18:29 of the
second. The Applejacks took a-3-1
s
Ontario final series vt'in
• over '. ,Wellesley. '
'-Tli•'y'rc going to make
sure hclsces the'shtit."
Exeter has MSO faced
all Over." three tough ,opponents '
• 10 get to the final series.
a six. -game series Versus Mitchell. a.
seven -game fight with Scaforth and
another sey_4,g.nmcr versus 1Port
St.nley. Wellesley' has'been on' a'
quicker path to the, finals.. Reving-
tun said..
hold on the series.
-They are a pretty strung team in
front of the - net `al both ends. -
• Hawks G.M./teach Dave Rcytng-
ton'said about' his opponents. add -
Farquhar on Lambton
College's list
SARNIA - Exeter's tkanl'
Farquhar bas trade quite a
sporting nanle'for hersglf at
•Lahhton College. ,
Farquhar was granted the col
-
lege's '07/98 female intramural
athlete of the year last week.
The second year Early,'
Childhotid'Education 'Student
also played wottictl's varsity
soccer. ,
. Farquhar is also`a Member of
Lambton C'ollege's most •
sportsmanlike team. the Exeter
Ankle Biters. Thaother team.
members are Jayne Ballantyne.
Chris McIhnald. Ryan
Chamncy. Nlark Glavin and
Eric ti1c('luskey. -
Sports taping clinic -
at SHDHS
EXETER - Coaches and
• trainers who want to cut down
the chances.of their athletes
getting injured can do so -at a
new basic taping course offered
at South 1-juron District High, ,
School.
The two scssiOn cotirs'e on
how to tape ankles, wrists.
thulibs and ether injury prone
-parts of the tIody will he on
April 2(1 and 27 (Monday) or
April 22 and 29 (Wednesday;►.
7-9:30 p.m. Cost including
materials is S30.
To register or for more infor-
mation. call Kendra Arthur at
235-4006.
"We're just a little more 'hanged
1 .
• up."' he said. and have played seven
More games Men 'Wellesley.
i)espitc facing, clinitnatiOn 'last '
night. Rcvington, was confident the
•
•
Not enough. Exeter Jr. D Hawk forward Jeff Campbell; right, celebrates after scoring on Welles-
ley goalie Brad Brenneman during Thursday's all -Ontario final series game two at Exeter's
South Huron Rec Centre. Exeter lost 4-3.
lead going into the third, hut Exeter
kept Wellesley off the scoreshcet
during the period while' Catnphel
'scored a pair of goals, th'c first by
Stop me now, but...Exeter Jr. D Hawks goaltender Andy Glavin stops a Wellesley forward
while Exeter ciefenceman Ben McCann- helps out during Thursday's all-Ontaric final series
game two at South Huron Rec Centre: Exeter lost -4-3. ••-
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owfin scores
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Exeter Junior D Hawks vs.
Wellesley Applejacks
Thurs. April 16 7:30 p.m.
In Wellesley
Sat., April 18 8:00 p.m.
In Exeter
Sun., April 19 2:00 p.m.
In Wellesley (all games If necessary)
assisted, by captain Bill Hodge at
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' Jason Dunlap and Mike Bowerman
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Rcvington said his team played
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game atter the high of heating Port
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