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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1999-01-20, Page 14Lt Wednesday. January 20, 1999 Shining Shamrocks Exeter Tirn.f,Adyocate MNOR HOCKEY 'fit a.m.:aa ATOM 1598 Sports The Lucan Atom Shamrocks Tier H team won the recent Stephen Township Atom Tournament. Front Ieft:Travis Mueller,Alex Parkinson, Ben Jeffrey,AndrewTaylor, Jacob Jeffrey; middle Ieft;Tom Wilson, Ryan Lee, Cam Galbraith, Josh White, Scott Hunter,Ted Peters; back left: coach Brad Taylor, Kevin Vanschaick and trainer George Jeffrey. Lucan won the 'A' final over Embro 3-2 on goals by Mueller (2) and Jacob Jeffrey ans assists by Josh White and Scott Hunter. Lucan also blanked Stephen 7-0 (goals by Jacob Jeffrey -3, Galbraith-2,White and Lee, assists by Ben Jeffrey -3, Mueller -2, Jacob Jeffrey -2 and Taylor) and beat Belmont 5- I (goals by Jacob Jeffrey -3), Galbraith,Tayior and assists by Taylor -2, Lee, Mueller and Jacob Jeffrey). Parkinson was in net for all the wins. (photo/contributed) TwistingTykes.. The Lucan Senior Tyke Twisters won the recent Stephen Township Senior Tyke Tournament by defeating Stephen 4-2, St. Clements 5-1 and Exeter 5-4. Front left~ Keegan Marr, Mac Garrison, Nathan Vandenheuvel,Tanner Jackson,Andrew Dekok, Chris Richards; middle left Shawn Crowley, Brandon Versteegh, Jared Kraul, Kyle Oosterwal,Tyler Bryden; back left assistant coach Randy Kraul, trainer Harvey Dekok and head coach John Oosterwal. Lucan scorers in the Exeter game: Jackson with two,Vandenheuvel, Kyle Oosterwat and Garrison with assists by Marr, Jackson and Jared Kraul. (photo/contributed) 13 Locals shine at Shamrock all-starg ames By Craig Bradford TIMES -ADVOCATE STAFF ILDERTON — They may not have scored any goals, but Times -Advocate area players left a positive impression at the '99 Shamrock Hockey League Bantam and Midget All-Star Games last week at Ilderton Arena. Local representatives on the North teams included, bantams: Stephen Township's Chris Desjardine, Cal deLange (replacing injured Henny Pfaff), Brayden Lord, coach Gerry deLange, assistant coach Dick Lord (replacing Brad Bowers) and trainer Glen Rollings; Lucan's Craig VanKasteren, Dan Pletch (replacing injured Darrell Parsons), Mike Pletch and Jason Smith; Midgets: Lucan's Mike Harding, Brandon DeBlock, Jonathon Smith, coach Bruce Cornish (coach Andy Ross and trainer Dave Smith absent due to death in.family); Stephen's J.R. Davies and. Jeremy VanBergen; Exeter's Brendon Martin and Jared Bourne. Stephen's bantam coaches and Lucan's midget coaches were chosen because their teams sit atop the Shamrock standings. In the games, the South teams both barely edged the North in shootouts after tying in regulation. The South won the bantam game 5- 4 and the midget game 6-5. Jason Smith got an assist and was named the bantam game MVP, run- ner-up; Desjardine was named .the MVP goalie.. The bantam MVP award went to Dorchester's Ryan Grayson who scored three goals for the South including the shootout winner. Martin, Jonathon Smith and VanBergen notched assists in the midget game; Harding was named the MVP goalie. Mount Brydges Bill Piskorowski was named the game MVP with two goals and an assist including the shootout winning goal. Ilderton's Mark Hudson was named the MVP runner-up. Ilderton Minor Hockey past presi- dent and all-star games convener Rob Andrews said the bantam game was a fast affair while the midget tilt was a closer checking one. There was only one penalty called in the two games. "I was really proud of the kids and the way they played," Andrews said. Cornish agreed. "As far as I'm concerned, they all won," he said. "They played some great hockey." Andrews said the games were scout- ed by the OHL's London Knights and Oshawa Generals, the London Jr. B Nationals and several Jr. D teams including Exeter, Lucan, Port Stanley, Mount Brydges, Thamesford and Parkhill North Middlesex. Over 300 family, friends and fans took the action in, Andrews added.. Shamrock League president Rick Hume of St. Thomas and OMHA rep Dick Bennett were on hand for the ceremonial puck dropping. Added attractions included a perfor- mance by the Ilderton Winter Club Novice Precision Skating team and the Medway High School Choir's rendition of '0 Canada'. Hawks come upwith two onegoal wins The Exeter Jr. D Hawks hockey team got a big boost on the weekend with two big one goal road wins. Exeter slipped by Belmont 3-2 Sunday. All of Exeter's goals were scored on the powerplay that was three for five on the night. Geoff Maver scored from John Miller at 15:35 of the first period to give Exeter the 1-0 lead. Jarrett Jeffrey gave Exeter the 2-1 lead by scoring at 13:32 of the third from Eric Abayof and Jeff Glavin. Belmont tied the game again just over a minute later. Abayof scored the win- ning goal at 3:49 from Jeffrey and Bill Hodge. The Hawks played well while shorthanded and killed off all four of ..tE If 4% MINOR NticN' .1 HOUSE LEAGUE TOURNAMENT PEEWEE ctimenaNq 1990 Belmont's powrplay powerplay at 6:45 of the opportunities. third but Exeter hung on The second period . for the win. proved to be the charm • Hawks coach Scott for Exeter in their 3-2 win Bogart said the .wins over Seaforth on Friday. could spell a turnaround Exeter scored all three for the team...or maybe of their goals in the sec- not. ond. Dave Farquhar got "We've been in a habit the Hawks going by to win a couple of games pulling away from a then lose four m a row," defenceman for a partial Bogart said. "Hopefully breakaway unassisted we can break our season goal at 18:40. long trend." Ryan Freiter made it 2- The difference in the 0 for Exeter by scoring his last two games has been own unassisted goal at the Hawks have "picked 9:45 while practically up our defensive respon- standing on top of the sibilities," he said. goalie. The successful weekend Jeff Glavin completed brings Exeter's record to Exeter's scoring at 5:08 10-17-3-1 and 24 points. with the helper going to good for fourth place in Freiter. the Morenz Division. Seaforth managed to The Hawks hosted score while shorthanded Mitchell yesterday after with 18 seconds left in the press and again Friday at second and while on the 8:30 p.m. Powerful peewees The Exeter Huron Tractor Peewee hockey team won the recent Exeter Minor Hockey Assocation A/E Peewee Tournament by downing Kincardine 6-1 in the 'A' final. Front left Dexter Brand, Rick Duptessis, Zak Homuth, Costas Kollias,Troy Lavier, Chris Wilhelm, Curtis Masse; back left: Chris Armstrong, trainer Bill Armstrong, Matthew Mattucci, Jason Roy, Steve Mason, Adam Johns, ScottTurkheim, Kyle Campbell, trainer Gary Lavier, coach Roger Dougall.Absent are Mike Cooper and Derek Kelly.