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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1999-12-15, Page 23Wedneoday. D4csmber 15, 1999 7wibmgervinvwmpteco• arts 23 3i • **ender Ryan . ftv to cover the puck ell's Martin Vandenhoven can und:during Friday's game at Rec Centre. Exeter. won 5.2. { 4 44 ou don't :rx • Hawks pick up three points on the weekend By Craig Bradford avoid another shootout Exeter's record at 14-11- TuEs-ADVOCATE STAFF loss to the Bulldogs. 1, good for 29 points and "We concentrated on a lock on second place their big line and shut behind the Lucan Irish them down," he said. who have 37 points (see Exeter beat Morenz related story elsewhere in Division rivals Mitchell 5- Sports). 2. at home Friday night. With a solid second Friyia said it's a good place standing, Friyia said feeling to expand their he and assistant coach lead over Mitchell who Tony Mandarelli will wait are now 11 points behind till the 30 game mark to the -Hawks for second see whether it will be place.• worth taking a run at first Five different players place or itit's more pru- notchedgoals for the dent to get ready to face Hawks. Jon Keys got Mitchell or whoever fin - things going 6:30 into the ishes third in the division game from Jon Miller and in the first round of the Henny Pfaff. playoffs. Mitchell scored "The team continues to a scant 14 sec- get stronger each time we onds later but hit the ice," Friyia said Exeter's Jeff proudly. Glover gave his The Hawks host team the lead Thamesford Friday for again at 9:45 Minor Hockey Night • from Dave Farquhar and Panthers tie Tyler McTavish. Regier gave the Hawks Listowel 4-4 a 3-1 lead 26 seconds into the second period from Geoffrey and Ben McCann. Chris Corlett expanded on the lead at 2:57 from • Jeremy VanBergen and Geoffrey. Mitchell scored a pow- erplay goal with 5:00 left in the second. The Hawks shut Mitchell down in the third and Geoffrey scored the capper with 4:43 left in the game from McTavish and Tim Mayer. The win and a tie puts EXETER -- The Exeter Jr. D Hawks picked a good team to get their first tie of the season against. At home Sunday night, the Hawks scored two goals in the third period to pull out a 2-2 tie versus Mount Brydges. The Bulldogs are neck and • neck with Thamesford, Lambeth and Port Stanley for' top spot in the Thomas Division. Jeremy Geoffrey both Exeter goals, the first unassisted and the second from Nick Regier and Jarrett Jeffrey. Mount Brydges was leading . 1-0 after the first period and 2-0 second. Both goaltenders kept the game a low scoring affair, Exeter's Ryan. 011son facing 38 shots while Mount Brydges goaltender Matt Walduck faced 27. "Oily, was brilliant," Hawks coach Andy Friyia said. "He made some stops that are great stops in any league. They were highlight reel saves." Friyia made use of his veteran defencemen to scored "The team continues to get stronger each time we hit the ice:: — EXEtER HAWKS COACH ANDY FRIYIA after the Women's League Goderich 6 vs. South Huron' 1 Goals for Goderich: Julie Hansen (3). Meghan Straw (2), Angela Sturdy Goals for South Huron: Sarah WorVman • Lucan 5 vs. Grand Bend 2 , Goals for Lucan: Julie Nixon (2). Kellie Maslen. Heather Cannon, Sara Szabo Goals for Grand Bend: Ashley Abbott, i ..uamarie Bedard Men's League Exeter Thunder 8 vs. Goderich 5 Goals for Exeter: Marty DeBruyn (2). Tom Phoutharath (2), Andrew Prout (2), Peter Fragiskatos, Kevin Minton Goals for Goderich: Gord Keller (2). Steve Ryan (2), Jim O'Reilly Exeter Centennials 15 vs. Oakwood 1 Goals for Exeter: Joe Circelli (5). Dan Circelli (3), Frank Bax (2), Richard Verberne (2), Peter Hakvoort, Ian Chisholm, Paul VanHooldank Goal for Oakwood: Jeremy Arnold Continued from page 22 is back from' the same type of injury. Rasenberg is questionable after an arm injury sustained in an Exeter Juvenile Chiefs game. Mavers is expected to be back for Friday's game while Chris Desjardine will be start- ing in goal for the Panthers. South Huron puts their 7-2-2 record on the line this Friday (Dec. 17) at home versus Clinton Central Huron. Hockey at it's best before taking a break over the Christmas holi- days. All minor hockey players get in free for Minor Hockey Night. Warm up is at 8 p.m. with game time at 8:30 p.m. Friyia said theplan on Friday is to come out of the game injury free against the notoriously tough .Trojans. Exeter is now in a stretch where seven of nine games will be played at South Huron " Rec Centre. On the injury front, Craig Miller, acquired after defenceman Chris Chatterson was traded to Lambeth to make room for him, will be out six weeks with a knee injury. r SENIOR 'A' . vs Tavistock Sat. Dec. 18 7:45 p.m. vs Wellesley Wed., Dec. 22 8:15 p.m. at the Hensall Arena . Lucan Jr. D Irish on six game unbeaten streak SEAFORTH Make it six in a row for the Lucan Jr. D Irish. The Irish won one game and tied another last week to extend their unbeaten streak to six games. On Friday the Irish slipped by Seaforth 4-3. Seaforth scored the only goal of the first period with 1:39 remaining. Lucan stormed back in the second and scored the next three goals. Kevin Dunbar scored at 4:50 from Chad Greenlee and Adam Wagner. Then Scott Phillips scored at 6:39 from Mike Burns and Matt Thompson. Ben Dobbie put the Irish up by two by scoring on the powerplay at 9:11 from Jason Amey and Roy Davis. Seaforth got one back just 11 seconds and tied the game with 1:16 left in the period. Lucan scored the win- ning and only goal of the third period. Ed Etheridge notched it on the power- play from Chad Greenlee and Phillips 3:16 into the frame. The Irish threw 39 shots at the Seaforth netminder while Lucan's Jon Wickens saw 18 shots. Irish coach Bill Bourne said his squad played well and put in a strong effort. The 'Irish came from behind and scored with eight seconds left in the game to manage a 5-5 tie at hone versos Lambeth • Dec. 8. Dunbar scored on the powerplay with eight sec- onds left from Dobbie and Greenlee. The Irish owned the five minute overtime with five shots on net compared for none by Lambeth but couldn't put one past Lancer goal - tender Rodger Thomas. Thanks to a natural hat - trick by Kyle. Kwowarcyzk, Lambeth built a 3-0 lead into the second period. Etheridge scored Lucan's first goal 2:04 into the second from Scott Wheatley. Burns made brought.the Irish to withing a goal by scoring at 9:00 of the second from nobble. Lambeth restored it two goal lead 1:08 into the third period before Greg Henderson took it away by scoring 1:10 later from Thompson and Phillips. Wagner tied the game at 4-4 for Lucan ,by scoring at 4:52 of the third from Chad Lambourn Lambeth scored less than two min- utes later to make it 5-4. The game was a rough affair with two fights and several roughing calls to both teams. Ir%h goaltender Marc Williams faced 20 shots. "We had a 'poor start and got behind early," See jR. B page 2s Santa's Special 2000 Membership Rates Go\4 ?asses Adult $570. Couple $900. 'Junior $200. All prices include GST Offer valid til Dec. 31/99 Exeter Junior D Hawks vs Thamesford Fri., Dec. 17 Minor Hockey Night 8:30 p.m. at South Huron Roo Centre, Exeter le, Our Best Wishes to all for a safe and happy holiday season ..For informtaion contact. .Bob and Janet Mason Exeter GO Club RR #1 Centralia, NOM 1K0 235-1517 .235-2724. .• .'