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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1995-11-22, Page 15SP(R TS Times -Advocate, November 22, 1995 Page 15 Lucan humiliates Delhi in Ilderton An Irish turkey shoot in Ilderton. Lucan beats Delhi 16-3 on Saturday night in front of an appreciative and noisy crowd of fans: ILDERTON - After losing 4-2 to Mount Brydges at home Wednes- day night, the Lucan Irish re - hounded with an uncanny 16-3 win over Delhi the following Saturday. Despite getting 42 shots on goal the Irish couldn't seem to put the puck in the net against Mount Brydges who managed to get four goals in 25 shots. "We played a good game but we just couldn't score. Their goaltender was good," said head coach Scott Bogart. The Delhi game, played in Ilder- ton Saturday night, was a turkey shoot for the Irish who scored five goals in the first and second period and six in the third. Mike Bodner and Christian Criel had a hatrick each, Keith Robson and Jeremy Jemec scored two goals and Steve Mathews, Jeff Hudson, Trevor Emms, Mike Robb, George Stephens, and Darryl Boshart scored singles. Everyone else on the team except for the goalie add- ed an assist. "It was embarrassing for them and for us," said Bogart about the one sided game. "It was like we were on the power play for the whole game." Indeed, the Delhi team didn't look like they wanted to play. Sloppy passes, give-aways in their own zone, unfinished checks and an overall lack of hustle made Del- hi look like a rejected midget team which will undoubtedly be the joke -of -the -week in junior "D" hockey. "I told the team [the Irish) to pass a little more and try a few things we've been learning in practice but are not ready to try against a good team. But I think they took that as a cue to pour it on and score more goals," said Bogart. The 16-3 romp over Delhi was a treat for the Iiderton fans who only get to see the Irish play in their are- na once a year. A large number of spectators turned out to see the Irish humiliate Delhi and Bogart said the fan support was greatly ap- preciated. "It's fun to play when the fans are cheering and kids are hanging around the dressing room asking for autographs," said Bogart. Trevor Emms from the Lucan Irish beats a Delhi player to the puck during a Junior "D" hockey game Saturday night. Exeter juveniles win and tie Chris Skalkos T -A staff EXETER - The Exeter Juvenile hockey team are undefeated in two road games after beat- ing Aylmer 4-1 Sunday and playing Cayuga to a 4-4 tie Friday. Derek Beckett struck first blood in the Ca- yuga game, scoring minutes into the first pe- riod with Scott Barllay, Ben Geiger and Rob Kobayashi rounding out Exeter's goals. They were assisted by Ben Geiger and Mark Gla- vin. After enjoying a two goal lead, Cayuga came back with three unanswered goals and tied the game in the third period sending Exet- er back home with only one point under their belts. The game against Aylmer Sunday was a dif- ferent story. Gavin Snell, who was absent for the Cayuga game, led his team to victory with one goal and two assists. Snell got the scoring rolling early for Exeter with his first period goal assisted by team- mates Scott Barclay and Mark Glavin. He then set up Steve Cook for a goal in the second pe- riod and assisted Pres Lavier in the third. Scott Rowe also scored for Exeter with an as- sist from Ben Geiger. Assistant coach, Jeff Playfoot said the Aylmer game was a profound difference from their last three games where the juvepiles, have blown their lead in the second period. "We should have won all of our games but we have a habit of falling apart in the second period," said Playfoot. "I thought we played a more disciplined game against Aylmer. The guys played well from start to finish." Player Gavin Snell echoed Playfoot's com- ments. "We're a quick starting team but we have trouble holding on to our lead," Snell said. "It's just a matter of conditioning. We have to take it upon ourselves to get conditioned so we can play consistent hockey." he added. Snell cautioned the game in Cayuga should not set a precedent for the next time these two teams meet. The unusually small ice rink in the Cayuga arena was difficult to adjust to and the two and a half hour drive took its toll on the players. "It will be nice to play them on the big ice. You're going to see a different game," said Snell referring to their re -match with Cayuga on their home turf in Exeter Saturday night. "We're going to be all over them." Hawks keep the win streak alive 14-0 Hawks play three games at home after a five game road trip. TAVISTOCK - The Exeter Hawks returned home after a five game road trip unscathed, keeping their undefeated streak intact. After defeating Tavistock 11-3 Friday and North Middlesex 6-4 Saturday, the Hawk's record now climbs to an unprecedented 14-0. The game against Tavistock was a goal scoring frenzy as nine dif- ferent Hawks contributed goals. Craig Corriveal and Stiayne Rob- inson scored two each and Chris Kennedy, Steve Farquhar, Joey McDonald, Geoff Maver, Sean Brown, Ryan Chamney and Jeff Glavin chalked up a goal. "We have between five and eight guys who are scoring for us all the time and that's one of our biggest assets," said assistant coach Jeff Dalrymple. The 6-4 win over North Middlesex Saturday was a closer game as the Stars matched the Hawks point for point right up until the third period. Nathan Burns scored the first goal for the Hawks followed by Scan Brown who banged in two quick goals 18 seconds apart from each other in the second. Yet, the Hawks found themselves going into the third period down by a goal as North Middlesex led 4-3. Undiscouraged by the scoreboard, Exeter flew into the last period undaunted with Shayne Robinson, Steve Farquhar and Sean McCann scoring while goalie Darren Kints stood his ground be- tween the pipes to edge the Stars by two goals. "I wasn't worried [about losing the game]. I knew we would come into the third period ready to play," said Dalrymple who was pulling the strings behind the bench while head coach Dave Revington was absent. "I didn't think it was our best effort but we managed to win and keep the streak alive." Hawk fans who have been going through withdrawal symptoms will get their fix of Junior "D" hockey Friday night when Exeter hosts Thamesford at the South Huron Recreation Centre, their first home game in two weeks. The movement for active, heanhy Wing • XZZXXXZXXXXXXXXZXIZZZZZXXZZZZZZ..xxx.Z2ZZZZZZZZ Rob Dale Motors '7-7 is your authorized dealer for Oilskin • rust protection. 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Bluewater Ladies coach will be Goderich's Marj Moore. Trewartha led his division with a 1,054 score and will be assisted on the Bluewater men's team by Ke- vin Trewartha 1,046, Zurich's Jeff Kirk 1,044, Zurich's Jeff Kirk 1,044, Goderich's Jason Nakamu- ra 1,041, Molesworth's. Chris Fleet 1,002 and Bluewater coach Frank Palen. Bluewater's nixed team will have Molesworth's David Stevens 975 and Luc Matheson 868, Zu- rich's Nathan Zimmerman 918, Molesworth's Deelyn Cameron 771, Clinton's Amanda Elliott 743 and coach Pat Palen. Winning team at the OFPBA Regional will advance to the OFP- BA Provincial Youth Challenge Championship March 9 at Orillia. Bluewater OFPBA Ontario Open Rolloff Entries for the 20 games OFP- BA Bluewater zone rolloffs are available at all Bluewater centres, OFPBA Open Bluewater rolloff dates are December 3 and 10 at Listowel, Molesworth, Lucknow and Clinton. SH hosts volleyball spectacular EXETER - South Huron District High School will stage a Huron - Perth Volleyball Spectacular Tues- day Nov. 28. Two representatives from the jun- ior and senior volleyball teams from each high school will join forces in a Huron vs. Perth show- down best three out of five match play. The same night, a feature attrac- tion will have a team from the South Western Ontario Volleyball association will play two profes- sional beach volleyball players in a two vs six exhibition match. Event coordinator. SHDHS jun- ior volleyball coach Scott Halpen- ny, said the demonstration is de- signed to educate and entertain spectators about the sport of vol- leyball. The event is scheduled to begin at 6:30 p.m. Exeter Drop - In rop- In Centre November 20 Carpet bowling Wilmer Wein John Deweerd Helen Patterson Lawrence Russell Peter McFalls Henry Drachenberg Howard Johns June Hodgson Mary Drachenberg Twenty-three bowlers partici- pated this week. 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