Times-Advocate, 1996-01-31, Page 15SPORTS
Lucan's new loaned jr B
goalie a winning factor
Gary Buan
LUCAN - The Lucan Irish host-
ed the Mitchell Hawks last
Wednesday night to a junior "D"
hockey game at the Community
Centre winning 8-5. They also
travelled to Parkhill on
Saturday night to take
on North Middlesex
settling to a 3-3 draw.
The Irish got on the
board 41 seconds into
9 the Wednesday night
game when Darryl
Boshart and George
, Stephens set up Mike
Robb who found a
hole behind the
Hawks goalie.
Lucan's lead didn't
last long as the Hawks answered
back with three powerplay goals,
for a first period total of four, be-
fore Steve Hudson scored on the
powerplay with 12 seconds re-
maining. He was assisted by Keith
Robson and Trevor Entllis to nar-
row the lead 4-2.
The Irish had plenty of good
chances offensively but seemed to
be lacking team defense and not
giving newly acquired goaltender
Phil Popp much help in their zone.
Popp has been loaned to the Irish
for the remainder of the season
from the Strathroy Jr. "B" Rockets.
He is expected to return to the
Rockets next season.
"They came out pretty hard. We
haven't been ready in the first pe-
riod all year. We were pretty slop-
py in our own end," said Irish
coach Mark Bannon.
The Irish fought back in the sec-
ond period. Mike
Phil
Popp
Robb scored his sec-
ond goal of the game
on the powerplay. Af-
ter banging at the
puck on the side of the
net several times it
slid past the Hawks
goalie. Chad Greenlee
and Mike Hudson
were credited with as-
sists.
Lucan kept digging
offensively tieing the
game at four, when a scramble in
front allowed Brent Mills to score.
Dave Lindberg and Dylan Lisk
notched assists on the play. Twen-
ty-two seconds later Lisk was cred-
ited with an unassisted goal giving
the Irish the lead when the Hawks
goalie pushed the puck into his own
net trying to smother it.
Bannon credited his fourth line
with good hard work giving them
the lift they needed to exit the sec-
ond period tied 5-5.
"We were away to the races after
that," he said.
The Irish indeed were off to the
races entering the third period after
Popp settled down between the
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pipes. Defense seemed to come
from the locker room as well as the
strong offensive punch being con-
sistent, adding three more goals to
capture the victory.
Chad Greenlee, Steve Matthews
and Jeremy Jemec put the Irish up
and over the Hawks scoring the
three goals in the third.
Irish tie North Middlesex, 3.3
Lucan played a big aggressive
team Saturday night in a small rink
scoring two of their three goals
with deflections from point shots.
"We always have trouble against
them, they bottle up the rink pretty
good," said coach Scott Bogart.
North Middlesex took the lead in
the third before Chad Greenlee tied
the game for the Irish with five
minutes remaining.
The two teams played an of-
fensive over -time frame with goal -
tenders stealing the show ending
the game in a tie.
With five games remaining on
the regular season, the Irish are
preparing to face-off against Sea -
forth in the playoffs. They are cur-
rently battling to finish in second
place which will guarantee them
home ice advantage in the first
round.
Lucan's next home game is to-
night (Wed.) at the Community
Centre against Thamesford at
8: 15pm.
Chiefs hand Langton 8-5 defeat
Mark Glavin nets a hat -trick to help Chiefs overcome 2-0 deficit
Gary Buan
LANGTON - The Exeter Chiefs
travelled to Langton Saturday night
for a juvenile Southern Counties
league game. The Chiefs were vic-
torious in a wide open hockey
game defeating Langton 8-5.
They fell behind 2-0 early in the
first, caused by some bad defensive
give-aw,ays inthpi( qwn zone.
Ben Gennthers, powerplay goal
put them on the scoreboard, Scott
Rowe assisted on the offensive at-
tack.
Exeter traded a pair of goals with
Langton before the period ended.
Ben Geiger scored the Chiefs' sec-
ond powerplay goal of the game,
Brian Richardson and Steve Cook
assisted on the play. Mark Glavin
also scored for the Chiefs with
Derek Beckett assisting narrowing
Langton's lead to 4-3.
"We weren't picking up the man
in front of the net in the first pe-
riod. After that we played excep-
tionally well." said coach Hank
Debruyn.
Langton added another goal in
thc second before Chief forward
Gavin Snell beat the Langton goal -
Greg Lamport keeps his eye on a Stratford Tusken Raider
for the Exeter Fury during a South Huron Indoor Soccer
game in Huron Park Wednesday night. The Fury lost 6-3
to the fast and accurate shooting team.
ie unassisted. Glavin tied the game
at five late in the period assisted by
Marty Debruyn and Scott Barclay.
Trevor Taylor scored for the
Chiefs with three minutes re-
maining in the frame to put the
Chiefs ahead. Barclay and Brian
Gardner were credited with the as-
sists.
"Once we broke through the cob
Webs we dominated the game," said.
Debruyn.
The Chiefs added twe more goals
in the third Snell scored his second
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goa of the game from Taylor. Gla-
vin Game fish
finished off the scoring for the
Chiefs completing the hat -trick
with his third goal of the game.
Exeter Minor
Indoor Soccer
League
January 22 scores
Antelopes 2 vs. Bullets 5
Goals for Antelopes: Corey
Bilcke, Peter Fragiskatos
Goals for Bullets: Ben Martin (2),
Jonathon Wagler (2), Chris Hern
Lightning 5 vs. Stealths 1
Goals for Lightning: Geoff Duck-
worth, Justin Fields, Panavese Fra- '
giskatos (2), John Charles Edwards
Goal for Stealths: Chris VanEs-
brocck
Vipers 5 vs. Bull Dogs 2
Goals for Vipers: Fallon Giles (3),
Matt Pfaff, Dallas Giles
Goals for Bull Dogs: Josh Long,
Marc Hodgins
act amendments
prohibits anglers
from selling fish
TORONTO- Under an amend-
ment to the game and fish act, an-
glers, who fish anywhere in Onta-
rio, arc prohibited from selling their
catches of fish. it is also illegal for
anyone to purchase fish caught by
anglers.
The amendment to section 72,
which took effect Jan. i, states:
"Except under the authority of a li-
cense and in accordance with thc
regulations, no person shall sell,
purchase, barter, culture or be con-
cerned in the sale, purchase, barter
or culture of fish other than species
designated in the regulation."
Yellow perch angled from the wa-
ters of Lake St. Francis in eastern
Ontario may continue to be sold,
but only within the United Counties
of Stormont, Dundas and Glengar-
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The sale of angler -caught fish has
long been an issue within Ontario's
angling community. With this new
regulation, angling will focus on the
recreational values of fishing and
no longer involve commercializa-
tion of the fish caught.
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