Times-Advocate, 1983-10-12, Page 9ATOMS — Receiving trophies at the Exeter Centennial soccer club dinner were
atom team members Fred Godbolt (left) most improved player; Craig McEachern,
most valuable, Darryl Chappel, most improved; Steven Rankin, most improved;
Sisavay Senqkhounmany, most valuable and Brett Lammie, most valuable.
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PEE WEE SOCCER CHAMPS — Trophy winners on the Pee wee teams in t e Ex-
eter Centennial soccer club teams were, from the left, Mike Rankin, most improv-
ed player; Sivilay Sengkhounmany, most valuable; Allan Vanderlaan, most valuable
and Chris Hough, most improved.
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Times -Advocate, October 12, 1983
Page 9
Irish ready for good year
The 1983-84 season for the
Lucan Irish Six in the Ontario
Hockey Association Junior
"D" western grouping is
underway and manager Bob
Taylor is hopeful of a suc-
cessful season.
The Irish who won the OHA
junior D championship two
years ago and were
eliminated in the first round
of playoffs last year started
the new regular season on
home•ice last night, Wednes-
day in Lucan against the
Thedford Browns.
Dave Revington who guid-
ed the Irish to the champion-
ship is back after a year's
absence and will be handling
the coaching duties while Bob
Taylor is back as manager.
The second start for the
Irish will be Friday night
when they travel to the South
Huron Rec Centre to meet the
Exeter Hawks. Game time is
8:30 p.m.
In exhibition play, the
Lucan club defeated Thedford
and Seaforth and dropped a
decision to the Exeter Hawks.
Despite the loss of six
regulars from last year's
club, Taylor says he expects
a good performance from his
.team in what he calls a
"rebuilding year."
About the other clubs in the
league Taylor said,
"Tavistock will likely be
tough again and the Exeter
Hawkslookedgood in our ex-
hibition outing."
Missing from the Irish
lineup this year due to being
over age are Geoff Edwards,
Doug Latta, Art Gregory,
Steve Thompson, Randy
Turner and Dave Paton. Also
missing is goalie Paul
Creighton from London who
played last year under the
goalie assistance orogram.
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a pair of newcomers. Back
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Charlton and captain Paul
Wraith who is moving back to
the blueline after playing a
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Hodgins from the Ilderton
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Jeff Skinner, Jamie Shipley.
Dave Egan, Mark Thompson
and Steve Glenn.
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youngsters Bob Thirlwall,
Mark Bannon' and Wayne
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