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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1999-02-17, Page 2424 Wednesday,. February 17, 1999 DIV Shaw back in IHL T • lediet VES Bxeter native Dave VAIN t+ just can't:got enough pro hockey. • Shaw, Is, is back with the IHL's Las Vegas Thunder for the playoffs. Shaw, a defenceman,„ retired from the Thunder last September after 14 years in pro hockey, the first 13 years split between the NILL's Boston Bruins, Tampa Bay Lightning, Quebec Nordiques, New York Rangers, Edmonton Oilers and Minnesota Northstars. Here comes Lucan soccer LUCAN — Want to play soccer in Lucan? Here's how. Young and young -at -heart soccer nuts can sign up for Lucan Minor Soccer at Lucan Community Memorial Centre on one of three registration times: Feb. 27, 9 a.m.-noon;. March 4, 6:30-8:30 p.m.; March 6, 9a.m.-noon. Cost is $50 for children under nine, $55 for children nine and older and $100 for adults. Each player must bring their health card or at least their health card number. Anyone interested in either coachingfor officiating is invited to come out to registration. Jeffrey, Mulligan topJr. Ders EXETER/LUCAN —Threeplayers'from both the Exeter Jr. D Hawks and the Lucan Irish were ' acknowledged at the Jr. D League awards banquet last week. Exeter's Jarrett Jeffrey was named rookie of the year and Lucan's Justin Mulligan won the scoring champion award. Irish goaltender Mike Boyce and defenceman Mike Jaremchenko and Hawks defenceman Ben McCann and centre Dave Farquhar were named to the Morenz Division all-star team. Seaforth's Steve Mclnnally was named the Morenz's most valuable player, Mitchell's Karl Terpstra was named the most valuable defence - man and M tck Ii'sJ ,Gr, S+i goOk ter sr Zurich skaters clean up ZORRA — Zurich Figure Skating Club members brought home a treasurer chest of medals from the Stars Unlimited competition in. Zorra Sunday. Gold medals were won by Maegan Kipfer (Pre - Preliminary 'A') and Brian Prang (Men's Canskate 'B'); silver medals were picked up by Jenna Becker. (Pre -Preliminary `C"}, Jessica Geoffrey (Pre - Preliminary 'A'), Megan Hearn (Pre -Preliminary. 'B'), Scott Kipfer (Men's Pre -Preliminary 'A'), Steven Prang (Men's Canskate 'B') and Tayna Prang (Pre -Preliminary 'C'); bronze medals were won by Jessica Brown (Canskate 'A') and Matthew Nicholls (Men's Canskate 'B'). Jenna DeGroot won sixth place in Pre - Preliminary 'A', Alyssa Nicholls won seventh in Canskate 'B' and Rebecca Ryckman won fourth in Canskate 'A'. Miatello rink takes bonspiel EXETER — Helen Miatello's rink captured the Huron Apothecary Mixed Seniors Bonspiel title at Exeter Curling Club Feb. 10. Other rink members include Gerald Dearing, Kay Hodgert and Ann Klungel. Helen Burton's rink came in second. Burton was joined by Helen Webber, Janet Neaman and Audrey Scott. Bluewater (Exeter) Tae Kwon Do members cleaned up at the recent Purple and .White Tourney V111 at Sarnia's St. Clair High School. Pictured are, front left: Warren Elders (white belt, first" in sparring, pattern), Luc Rynen (yellow, third sparring) Natasha Haggit (yellow, first sparring; third pattern), Katherine Potter (white; first sparring, pattern); back left: Sarah Cunningham (blue, first sparring, third pattern), Candis Miller (green, third sparring, pattern),Teresa Holt (yellow, second sparring), Stephen Darbishire (yellow, first sparring, pattern), Christine Wedge (green, third sparring, first pattern) and Paul Rynen (yellow, first sparring, second pattern). Absent is Robert Khamsouk (black, third sparring) and Allan Cunningham (black, second sparring, first pattern). Khamsouk also did well at the Ontario champi- onships and qualified for the. Canadian national championships in Winnipeg on March 23/24. Chiefs beat: New Hamburg NEW HAMBURG -. ' The Exeter .Juvenile Chiefs beat a short- handed New Hamburg squad 4-1 Sunday. New Hamburg had only six skaters and was unable to contin- ue play when they took a slashing penal- ty at 8:21 of the third with aman already in the box. Paul Knight scored two goals for the Chiefs and Ryan Carroll and Greg Hendricks added sin- gles. Jason Becker and Carroll had. Exeter's only two assists. The Chiefs are awaiting news of the league playoff format: Manager . John Rosenberg is still try- ing to arrange make- up games from the Chiefs schedule around other teams' OMHA playdowns. Bernie- Deveau meet synchronizes Exeter Saturday EXETER• Prepare ._ — to be synchronized. The Exeter. Synchronized Skating Club will host the Bernie Deveau Memorial Adult Competition at South aturday, starting at 8 a.m. The competition will feature some of the best synchronized skaters from clubs throughout Ontario and Quebec. Exeter's team, the Classiques, will be com- peting. Members come from Exeter, " Lucan, London, Hensall, Dashwood, Zurich and Grand Bend. The Classiques will hit the ice at 11 a.m.. and will skate later in the day. Last season the Classiques brought home three gold medals and placed seventh out of 35 teams . at last _ year's Bernie Deveau Memorial competition. This year theteam won. gold at the Niagara Region and Central Ontario' competitions. Exeter's '.two other teams; the Novice Classics and the Pre -Juvenile Mini -Classics, have also done well this season. The Novice Classics placed. seventh out of 18 teams . and the Pre - Juveniles brought home a bronze medal from com- petitions last week. This is the first time Exeter has hosted an adult synchronized com- petition. About 1,000 skaters and spectators will descend upon Exeter for the event. S3Y- Admission is $5 for adults, $3 for seniors and students, and children under age 5 are free.. The adult -only competi- tion is named for the late Bernie Deveau who founded the event 12 yearsago in Dorchester. Deveau was a strong supporter of skating in Dorchester and acted as the volunteer accounted for various community groups in the town. Deveau died of cancer six years ago.. Formally known as the Adults -Only Precision Competition, the event was renamed two years ago on its 10th anniversary to try and heighten awareness of the event. Deveau's widow, Irene, said her husband wanted to start a fun competition so adult synchronized skaters (then known as precision) could meet and socialize. Although small at first, the eventproved to be a success and has grown ever since. _. SENIOR `A' vs Goderich Sun., Feb. 21 12:45 p.m. at the Hensall Arena Hockey at it's best Exeter Junior D Hawks vs Lucan Irish in Lucan Wed., Feb. 17 8:15 p.m. -Feb. 19 in Exeter 8:3e p.m. Ringette scoreboard cut Feb. 14 Stratford 8 at Exeter 3 Goals: Miranda Mattucci; Kriptin Ferguson, Alecia Drummond Assists: Mattucci, Kristyn Regier, Ashley Bedard Goaltender Samantha Regier Feb. 14 - Exeter 7 vs. Mitchell 8 Goals: Ashley Gooch (5), Robyn Etheringgtton (2) Assists: Ainy Hodgert..Kerri Fulton (3). Terri Regier, !Heather GMoa°rlteiwterKtiatin Regier StceyFeb. 14 - Exeter O timi st 4t4w .1s. St. ThO Goals: Nicoleaan. Gooch (2). Puhon ExAssists: Jamie Darling, ratan Hedged. Morgan, r, cellent goaltending by: Snow .•:;f�.::�fiii • Exeter and Area Minor Hockey Association Feb. 6 - Exeter 2 /air orest (u 2 Goals: Katie Stewaht; Danielle T Ritchie Assists: Ritchie, Brittney Schroedet Goaltender: Lea Mudge Feb. 7 - St. Marys 'A' 5 at Exeter Goals: Stewart (2) Assist: Schroeder Goaltender: Mudge Feb. 14 - Sestettl; 6 at Euler 4 Goals: Ritchie (2). Jessica Bickel), Assists: uricSteurar (3). strinber Michelle Geiser. `Caldwell Goalender: Mudge Next game: Feb. 20. Stayner tour- nament • nnuaI :General eti Mil Thurs. Feb.: 25 s•ov p.m. SOUTH HURON RECREATION EENFilE. HALL 1' .+++4.4.4.4.+41++++++++++++++++4.*++ F++++ + • • • • + + ••+ •+ + + + + + + + + + • + 4. + + 4. + + + +