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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1995-04-05, Page 23Page 22 Times -Advocate, April 5, 1995 SPORT.S Stephen tykes are. champions } i; 1t4=0s 4:4 , • \tis 44 • 1114$ 441% 4*4SJ Vicit 11111%1", 4,01/4kA *11, 4P7' 4 '11°1 4114Y‘ e#11011e4 .4 lip ittestok..41 ritt‘, 1.4%0 • . • r * • WOAA South Division Tyke Local League Champions - Back, !eft to right, trainer Mark Cro- nyn, Asst. coach Kevin Windsor and Coach Morley Thompson. Middle, left to right, Brent Windsor, Kent Nicholson, Travis O'Neil, Justin Bender, Blair McCann, Corey Brannon, Greg Thompson. Front, left to right, Edward Hearn, Jason Thompson, Jeff Baker, Tanya Stuck - less, Leanne Cronyn and Justin Knee. Missing was Sean Dunbar. Stephen Township Peewee Rebels take early lead HURON PARK - The Peewee Rebels won both their games against Port Carling at the Stephen Township Arena last weekend giv- ing them a 2-0 head start in the All Ontario Peewee "E" finals. The Rebels took the first game by a score of 4-2 on Saturday, and edged them out 4-3 in the second game the following day. In Saturday's game Shawn Sher- wod contributed a pair of goals while Danny Mosurinjohn and Jeff Finkbeiner added single goals to the tally. They were assisted by J.R. Davies, Shawn Stuckless, Jere- my VanBergen and Jamie Clarke. Shawn Stuckless and Jeff Fink- beiner each scored two goals in Sunday's game with Jeremy Van - Bergen, Adam Wilson and Shawn Sherwood adding assists. Rebels netminder B.J. Theophilopoulos was solid between the posts for both games. If last weekend was any indica- tion of what hockey fans are in for the next time these two teams meet, Players still needed EXETER - The first Exeter Minor Soccer Indoor Soc- cer Tournament is • still looking for players. The event is scheduled for Saturday, April 8 at South Huron DHS. Anyone who is at least sev- en years of age is welcome to play, as there arc four age cat- egories right up to adult for both males and females. The cost of the tournament is $8.00 and this includes a full day of soccer, lunch and prizes for everyone. Please call George McEwan at 235-3323 or Bart DeVries at 235-0949 if you are interest- ed. they should bolt themselves down The next game is slotted for April to their seats and prepare for some 8 in Port Carling where another win could clinch the All Ontario Pee- wee "E" Finals for Stephen Town- ship. more entertaining hockey. The game was marked by constant end to end action and snappy passing. The obvious size advantage of the Port Carling players didn't in- timidate the Rebels and both goal- ies were superb at the opposite ends of the rink. Shuffleboard Exeter March 29 5 game winners Doris Denham Doris Miller Allen Johns Ted Wright 4 game winners Marjorie Hodgert Muriel Marshall Wm. Baechler Tom Williams 3 game winners Ross Richardson Beatrice Richardson Ruby Beaver Bernice Long November 30 4 game winners Delmer Skinner Howard Johns Bea Johns PatDavis March 30 3 game winners Lloyd Lovell Doris Miller Steve Hrapchak Sena Gosar Hensall March 28 5 game winners Pearl McKnight Gert Eagleson John Pepper 6 game winners Emma Campbell Isable Rogerson Dave Kyle ina Williams Tom Williams 433 420 400 233 459 445 392 346 257 254 223 199 473 447 404 396 379 325 289 254 409 334 242 524 444 407 370 354 111c Hensall Minor Hockey would like to thank the f following sponsors in helping make our Novice f `zi Tournament a Big Success! f Regier Trucking Kyle's Garage Md ,1 Kyle's Colleen Ferris Firemen03, giJack Phillips Eric Campbell 1, Chad McClinchey Ice Culture l, gi Cooks Hay's Automobile Co-op Reconditioning Thompson's Rowcliffe Trucking 01 R, Hyde Brothers Mike's Stop n Go II Hensall Oldtimers Hockey Pineridge Barbecue 05 1 Team Kosy Korner (Marlene Ingram) A Big Thank You to Jamie & Nancy Young for the banner Old donated to the Novice team and Jack and Nancy Phillips for Om 44m4, their support to Hensall Minor Hockey '�e. . Stephen Atom Sonics take first two games of series in All -Ontario championship HURON PARK - The Stephen Township arena was the place to be this past weekend. If you were there, you know exactly what I mean. If you were absent, you missed some great hockey action! It was the place to see not only one all -Ontario championship team take on their opponent but two. One of those teams was the Stephen Township Atom "Sonics" who came away with two duplicate wins of 6-5 on Saturday and Sunday against Ops Township (near Peterborough). The Atoms now travel to Ops Township arena to play game three and four on April 8 and 9. Stephen 6 - Ops 5 A game that kept all fans in suspense until the final buzzer went saw Stephen take their second win in their three out of five championship series. On Sunday, the home team got on the board after 10 minutes of play with a shot from Brayden Lord assist- ed by Jesse Schroeder. Stephen's opponents tied the score at I-1 quickly in the second period but the home team went ahead again two minutes later with an unassisted goal by Roman Wilson. Ops replied again with a goal and the score was left at a 2-2 tie at the end of the second period. Stephen goalie Gary Sauder helped the score stay even with three big saves with one of those being a breakaway. When the buzzer went to begin the third period, Ops' players came out flying and scored twice in a three minute span. But the Sonics didn't hang their heads and give u they rallied together and got their first goal with 7:3 left in the third period from Schroeder assisted by Hen- ny Pfaff. This goal was 20 seconds into a power play. Sonics scored again with another great effort by af- filiated player Wilson with his second of the night as- sisted by Davies. With the score tied and only six minutes remaining, Stephen took the lead as Davies tapped in a rebound from a shot by Wilson, assisted by Colin Sauder. Keeping the momentum going, Lord broke out of his own end two on one, and made a perfect pass to Dix- on, a teammate and linemate for several years, who netted the winner. Ops came within one goal with 40 seconds remain- ing in the game but Stephen held on to the win. Dick Lord, Sonics coach, felt his team played a strong game. There were several penalties to both teams but the boys knew they had to keep their heads if they wanted to take the win. "This team has always shown heart. Just watching them play today showed the importance of working as a team and relying on your teammates to do their job". Stephen 6 - Ops Township 5 Stephen Sonics got on the scoreboard early in their first all -Ontario champiosnhip game with an unassist- ed goal by Brayden Lord. A goal by Scott Davies with an assist from Kenny Tilley made the score 2-0. Six minutes later, Colin Sauder scored from Brent Tatars and Tilley and it looked like Stephen was going to have an easy time with their opponent. Then the tables turned. Ten minutes later, Ops scored twice in a one minute span which gave Stephen only a one goal margin. With only one minute left in the second period, Dix- on put the home team ahead again with an unassisted goal but Ops rallied back and replied with only four seconds left in the period. Lord started the scoring in the third period for Ste- phen with an 'assist to Dixon but Ops bounced back within one goal to make it 5-4. Five minutes later, Wilson scored with help from Davies and Henny Pfaff. Ops sure gave the crowd an exciting finish. They scored with only 1:05 left in the period to make it 6-5 and came very close to scoring the tieing goal after Stephen was delivered a penalty. But the Sonics held on to their win playing with a two-man disadvantage and ended up winning the first game. "The boys were nervous going into the game. You could see the evidence in the first period but they seemed to settle right down in the second" said coach Dick Lord after the game. 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