Times-Advocate, 1984-03-07, Page 13THE ENTERTAINERS SKATE — Placing second in their flight and seventh in the finals of o prgeision figure skating
competition on the weekend in Fraser, Michigan were the Exeter Entertainers novice team. Back, left, Julie
Tieman, Ronalynn Bell, Suzanne Wareham, Wendy Ballantyne, Tracy Spencer, Sandy Pratt, Kellie Whiteford,
Catherine Davison and Kerry Lynn Dietz. Front, Michelle Birmingham, Patty O'Toole, Kelly Hern, Susan Coates,
Monique Aunger, Lisa Birmingham and Stephanie Baptist. Missing were Jodi Chanyi and Cheri Wediake.
THE LOOKING GOOD KiDS — The Exeter Looking Good Kids pre -novice precision figure skating team fared
very well in a weekend competition in Fraser, Michigan. They placed third in their flight and fifth in the finals.
Back, left, Shonyn Baynham, Donald Broadfoot, Robin Poole, Michelle Moore, Tobi Taylor, Sueanne Soldan, Debra
Pfaff, Michelle Birmingham, Sheila Dougall and Julia Merner. Front, Barbara Tiemon, Jenny Wareham, Andrea
Hendrick, Mikala MacDougall, Chrissy O'Toole, Michelle MacDonald, Lisa Wareham, Tina Taylor and Jeremy
Brock. T -A photo
Need one more win
Mohawks lead over Parkhill
The Exeter Mohawks have
jumped into a two games to
nothing lead over the Parkhill
Pirates in the first round of
playoffs in the South Huron
intermediate D playoffs.
The Mohawks won the
opening game 15-8 in Exeter
Thursday night and followed
with a 12-4 decision in
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third game of the best -of -five
series will be played at the
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tomorrow night, Thurday.
Game time is 8:30 p.m.
Brian Taylor led the
Mohawks scoring with a hat
trick performance and a pair
of assists for a five point
night.
Getting two goals apiece
were Mark Cronyn, Dave
Jackson, Jack Chipchase and
Rick Funston. Scoring in
single fashion were Brad
Datars, Dave Atthill, Brian
Mercer and Tom Ryan.
Best for Parkhill with two
goal efforts each were George
Jongeneel and Randy Turner.
Scoring one apiece were Ron
Mathers, Brian Martin, Steve
Martin and Dan Lagerwerf.
In Parkhill 'Sunday night,
'Tom Ryan was the leading
light for the Mohawks with
three goals and the same
number of assists for a six
point night and Barry
Baynham was the top
playmaker with five assists.
Rick Funston was next in
line in the scoring department
with a hat trick performance
while Mark Cronyn and Mai
Muller each scored twice.
Getting one goal apiece were
Brian Mercer and Dave
Jackson.
Buckeyes bounce back,
meet Sherwoods next
The Zurich Buckeyes on the
brink of elimination bounced
back to oust the Centralia Col-
lege Saints and advance to the
South Huron intermediate
hockey playoffs against the
Hensall Sherwoods.
After losing the first game
of the best -of -three set, the
Buckeyes edged the Saints 3-2
Thursday and were victorious
Monday by a score of 7-4.
The first game of the
Zurich-Hensall series goes
tomorrow night Thursday at
the Hensall arena at 8:30 p.m.
with the second in Zurich Sun-
day night at 7:30 and the third
in Hensall Tuesday night, also
at 8:30 p.m.
Four straight goals early in
the third period enabled the
Buckeyes to win Monday and
advance to the next round. In
the first period, Scott Consitt
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and Travis Pbstill scored for
Zurich on passes from Ron
Rader and Pete Gil while cap-
tain Jack Chaffe replied for
the Saints on passes from
Brian Massechlin and Peter
Irwin.
Steve Sage of CCAT scored
the only goal of the middle
frame.
Wayne Thiel scored twice
for the Buckeyes in the third
period while Pete Gil, Ken
Merner and Marvin Merner
each scored once. Replying
for the Saints were Brian
Massechlin and Jamie
Dewar.
Rick Moody scored a pair of
goals and Travis Postill add-
ed a single as the Buckeyes
tied the series with a 3-2 win.
Pete Gil helped on two goals
and Postill and Moody each
picked up one assist. Scott Ut-
ter and Brian Massechlin
were the CCAT marksmen
with Peter Irwin drawing the
only assist.
Kevin Geoffrey came up
with great goal tending in the
two final games for the
Buckeyes and they got good
performances from the kid
line of Derik McKinnon, Paul
Overholt and Ken Merner.
SHH Playoffs
Zurich Buckeyes
vs
Hensall Sherwoods
Thurs., Mar. 8
8:30 p.m.
Hensall Arena
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In midget category
Kinernen Generals win Stratlsroy
The Exeter Kinsmen the second period after a
Generals won the Shamrock scoreless first stanza of
midget B hockey champion- action.
ship on the weekend with vic- George Pratt put the
tories over Port Stanley 9-1 Generals on the scoreboard
and Lucan 5-3. for the first time on passes
In the opening win over from John Hannah and Bill
Port Stanley in the tourna- Fisher and Scott Lovie hit the
ment played in Ilderton, the Port Stanley net on an
Generals broke the game unassisted short handed
wide open with four goals in effort.
Times -Advocate, March 7, 1984
Local skaters
perform well
Exeter and surrounding
community have a great deal
to be proud of. The "Looking
Good Kids" pre novice preci-
sion team and the "Exeter
Entertainers" novice preci-
sion team entered the Mid
American Precision Team
competition in Fraser,
Michigan, Saturday.
Teams were entered from
Michigan, Illinois, Virginia
and Ohio as well as several
teams from Ontario cities.
The competition was tough
and the Exeter girls com-
peted against much higher
population areas.
The "Looking Good Kids"
placed third in their flight and
fifth in the finals. The "Exeter
Entertainers" placed second
in their flight and seventh in
the finals.
Much credit and apprecia-
tion must go to Susan Riddell,
their coach, of London,
Ontario. -
Congratulations girls!
Pratt notched his second
goal of the game on a pass
from Fisher and Jim Lewis
fired the second short handed
Exeter score on a pass from
Jeff Pfaff.
The Generals came to life in
the final period and scored
five times. Three scores came
on power plays. Five different
players shared in the scoring.
George Pratt completed a
hat trick for the night on
passes from Scott Lovie and
Bud Richardson, Lovie hit the
net on passes from Bill Fisher
and Scott Bogart and Fisher
converted a pass from John
Hannah.
The other two Exeter
scores came from the sticks
of Steve Gould and Bud
Richardson on passes provid-
ed by Pratt, Lovie and Pfaff.
The championship final was •
a well played contest with the
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stronger physically. This was
only their second game of the
day while Lucan had already
defeated Thamesford and St.
Marys to reach the final.
Lucan opened the scoring
on a successful shot by Steve
McIntyre on a pass from
Brent Bannerman. The
Generals moved ahead as
Bud Richardson registered on
passes from George Pratt and
Jeff Pfaff and Bill Fisher and
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The Generals will be par-
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tourney
Minor Olympics during the
upcoming March Break.
They start March 10 at
11:15 a.m. against
Wallaceburg, take on
Oakridge at 8 a.m. March 12
and Stoneybrook at 5:30 p.m.
the same day.
March 15, the Exeter club
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p.m. the Kitchener Bruins at
8 a.m. on March 16 and
Strathroy the same day at
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