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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1996-02-28, Page 15WkS spgt series Times -Advocate, February 28,1996 Page 15 arly penalties costs Exeter the second gah •a 'aiinst the Stars, seriesis tied at one Middlesex to score in the second two all-stars on the first shift," said frame. coach Dave Revinjten; _- Joe MacDonald found the back of Despite the 1bds, Re the net twice in the second game on confident the Hawks will pull Saturday night. His two goals, through in their next three along with Ryan Chamney's pow- but he doesn't'expect North erplay goal gave the Hawks a 3-2 dlenex to lay down without a fight.a • lead going into the second, how- `l:expected a tough series and it ever, it wasn't enough as North Irks like it's going to be that Middlesex responded with two way," he said more goals edging the Hawks 4-3. the Hawks will host North Midi. Penalties proved to be costly for dlesex Tuesday night before travel - Exeter as Exeter all-stars Nathan ing to Parkhill Saturday. The fifth Burns and Jason, McBride were game will be played in Exeter on kicked out early in the first period Sunday. after sustaining game misconducts. "It's difficult to win when you lose iEXEThR - The Exeter Hawks have split their first two playoff, games against the North Mid- dlesex stars winning easily 5-1 on Friday before losing a close game the next night 4-3. Exeter took the first game hands down Friday with Shayne Rob- inson, Sean Brown and Chris Ken- nedy scoring in the third period. Nathan Burns banged one home in the first and Mark Livermore scored the final goal in the third. Darren Kints turned away 20 shots and was robbed of a shut out when some_ sloppy defensive play in their own zone allowed North Chiefs poised to dethrone Aylmer EXETER - The Exeter Juvenile Chiefs are 1-1-1 against Aylmer and are threatening to dethrone the defending Ontario champions. After eliminating St Marys from playoff contention last week, the Chiefs entered a six point quarter final series against Aylmer. They were defeated 5-2 in Aylmer on Friday but responded with a win the following night at home blanking them 1-0. Brian Richardson and Rob Kobayashi scored for Exeter on Friday with assists from Brian Gardner, Marty Debruyn and Scott Ra- senburg. Gardner scored Exeter's lone goal Saturday after banging one home in the first period. He was assisted by captain Derek Beckett and Scott Rowe. Despite accumulating 33 penalty minutes in the third game, the Chiefs matched Aylmer goal for goal in a 4-4 tie on Sunday night. Debruyn and Steve Cook scored unassisted goals while Kobayashi and Ben Geiger notched one each off feeds from Trevor Taylor and Mike Bowerman. "This has proven to be an unpredictable series," said coach Henri Debruyn adding discipline will be the key factor in beating Aylmer. "It's crucial we stay out of the penalty box. We didn't in Aylmer when we lost," he said. Debruyn said everybody on the team has stepped up their play, especially goalie Dennis Roth who recorded a shut out against the defending champions on Saturday night. "He's been holding us in there," added Debruyn. Exeter is currently tied with Aylmer with three points each and a win and a tie is all they need to clinch the series and advance to the semi-finals. The Chiefs will travel to Aylmer for the fourth game before host- ing them on Saturday. February 14 scores London Slavia 10 vs. St. Columban 4 Goals for London: Junek Gebczynski (4), Sasha Sreckovic (2), Eric Ho, Anders Milner, Ruban Chelladurai, Ron Wagler Goals for St. Columban: Wayne Ryan, Jim O'Reilly, John Jordan, Steve Ryan Stratford Tusken Raiders 8 vs. Stratford United 4 Goals for Tusken Raiders: Keith Donnelly (2), Stevan McCallum (2), Derik Raminger, Chad McMillan, Matt McCallum Goals for Stratford United: Martin Slimming, Ron Reymer, Josh Kenny, Shawn Rotteau Exeter Fury 3 vs. Exeter Centennials 8 Goals for Fury: Dan Vanderlaan (3) Goals for Centennials: Peter Hakvoort (2), Nick Szabo (2), Pat Don- nelly, Jeff DenOtter, Charlie Wise, Chuck Walker February 21 scores Stratford United 5 vs. Exeter Fury 4 Goals for Stratford: Shawn Rotteau (2), Roger Vanderbar (2), Rob- ert Hofman Goals for Exeter: Justin O'Rourke, Dan Vanderlaan, Ron Wester - veld, Dave Boersma Stratford Tusken Raiders 2 vs. London Slavia 7 , Goals for Stratford: Rob Hotson (2) Goals for London: Ruud Veldhuizen (2), Joe Martens, Eric Ho, Joe D'Ariano, Ron Wagler, Janisz kubicki Exeter Centennials 1 vs. St. Columban 3 Goal for Exeter: Chuck Walker Goals for St. Columban: John Jordan (2), Brian Melady Slavia Raiders St. Columban Centennials United Fury Standings after 7 weeks W L T GF 6 1 0 55 5 2 0 37 4 2 1 • 23 3 4 0 43 1 5 1 22 0 5 2 20 GA 19 28 19 35 56 45 Pt& 18 15 13 9 4 1 Exeter Centennials Win Masters Tournament "HURON PARK - The Exeter Qentennials won the south Huron It1door Soccer Masters Touma- nfent held at the Centralia Acade- my in Huron Park on Feb. 17. A good collection of evenly ntatgied teams from all over South Ontario competed in the t. the first one since the iniclksor league officially began this season. After a slow start, losing to Tax - 2 -0, Exeter rebounded to Pott .Elgin 4-1. Stratford 3-1 Goderich 1-0 to earn a playoff btltth against Taxandria who was rued first atter pool play. trong defensive play minimized the scoring chances for their oppo- nents in the last game allowing Exeter to clinch the championship with a 2-1 victory. Goal scorers for Exeter were Pe- ter Hakvoort (3), Charlie Wise (2), John Flanagan, Chuck Walker and Ann Heeney. • Exeter Curling Challenge League Standings as of February 18,1996 W L Pts. John Smits 12 3 24 Scott Morgan 11 4 22 • Jim Kerslake 11 5 22 Gerald McBride 11 5 22 Doug Webber . 10 5 20 Phil Turner 10 6 . 20 Bill Brock 9 6 18 M.J. Chanyi 9 7 18 Charlie Chambers 9 7 18 John Dinney 9 7 .18 D. Dougall 9 7 18 L. Shapton 9 8 18 John McNeilly 8 8 16 R. Astle 7 9 . 14 W. Kerslake 6 . 10 12 Don Turrell 4 12 • 8 M.L. Thomson 4 12 8 M. Veri 4 13 8 J. Stasik 3 12 6 S. Bernhardt 3 12 6 Lucan Irish down by two in series with---------- 4 Playoff hustle. Sean Brown passes off the puck to Jeff. Glavin during the Hawk's game against North Middlesex at the South Huron Recreation Centre Friday night. X ER CURLING -CLUB LEARN TO CURL • Free ice time ' • Free instruction • Adults Tues. evenings 9:00-10:30 p.m. • Running shoes for footwear • Class starts Mar. 5 Grade 7&8 - 4-5 p.m. Mon. -Fri. TO SIGN UP PHONE 263-5273 Seaforth LUCAN - The Lucan Irish are off ato a slow start in their layoff series u - �► uU garfih ast week. ' After losing 6-3 in Lucan Wednesday, the Irish bowed to Sea - forth again on Saturday dropping a 6-2 decision. Steve Mathews, Steve Hudson, Trevor Emms and Jeremy Jemec have been Lucan's goal getters so far in the series, but the rest of the team will have to contribute if the Irish are going to dig themselves out of the hole they have dug. "Seaforth have raised their game up to the next level and they're playing good hockey but we haven't and we're in a bit of a slump right now," said coach Scott Bogart. Seaforth's performance doesn't come as a surprise to Bogart con- sidering both teams finished the regular season with almost identical records. Only three points separat- ed the two teams who finished sec- ond and third in their division. "I'm not surprised with how they are playing. I knew they were go- ing to come on strong," he said. Bogart feels a win in Lucan on Wednesday will put them back in the series and he feels confident his team can turn things, around. "No one said it was going to be easy," said Bogart. Crediton/ Centralia Minor Ball REGISTRATION Thurs. Mar 7 7-9 p.m. Sat. Mar. 9 10-12 noon IN CREDITOR PARKS BOARDROOM Qat •TBall$15.00; Other Teams $25. for first two; $10.00 ea. additional child Age gig Will be enforced $10.00 penalty for late moo. Caacheaneeded Please hand in any uniforms 1-800-263-0626 THEOFORD 1-800-823-8369 LONDON Alien S%[b& WHAT A The HZ $r tAnii�! �. of Country I4tble DISI., • ► 3 4 4 4 first playoff The Exeter Molting Hawks are happy to support Minor Hockey. Molting Hawk: Randy Giltlllan presents a cheque to Minor Hockey representative Mary Lou: Bilcke. ► ► The Exeter Molting Hawks would like to thank and recognize the businesses listed below, who sponsored our prize table and ice time. Their generosity has allowed us to 4 in -turn help out minor hockey. We ask that you patronize these fine businesses. ► 4 ► ► Holtzmann's IGA 4 Algoma Tire MacLean Source for Sports ' Dashwood Windows Store 44 Scotia Bank Exeter Insurance 4 Royal Bank Donuts Now Breaktime Vending 4 Haytef's Turkeys ' Nabisco 4 Murphy's Pub Veal's Meats ' McKerlies of Exeter Matt Muller SotItdt Huron Window & Doors Kentucky Fried Chicken Gar's Bar and Grill Bergies' Drive -In Rowe Elect. & Plumbing N.C. Jones & Sons Exeter Toyota Huron Tractor C.W. Prance Trucking Homuth, Taylor & Partners Coca Cola Smith Peat Roofing Anstett's Jewellers M & M Painting Casey's Lawn Care Exeter TA. Big "V" Drug Store Dinney's Furniture Ellison Travel Stew's R.V. Andex Bacardi Distillers Exeter Shell Step's valu man Exeter Tod and Rental Hensall Co-op • General Coach Erk Campbell Motors Pizza Delight Labatt's Beer Store Huron Produce ► • S 4 1 4 4 4 i i i 4 i 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 - :. Exeter Junior D , .n _ 0 vs e Hawks a North Middlesex Stars p Sunday, March 3 at South Huron Rec Centre, Exeter, 7:30 p.m. �d U.r✓✓,./-//,rr./_/_/y_/././✓././✓../✓./✓-CC../.r..//./✓./y,!./✓✓ The Exeter Molting Hawks are happy to support Minor Hockey. Molting Hawk: Randy Giltlllan presents a cheque to Minor Hockey representative Mary Lou: Bilcke. ► ► The Exeter Molting Hawks would like to thank and recognize the businesses listed below, who sponsored our prize table and ice time. Their generosity has allowed us to 4 in -turn help out minor hockey. We ask that you patronize these fine businesses. ► 4 ► ► Holtzmann's IGA 4 Algoma Tire MacLean Source for Sports ' Dashwood Windows Store 44 Scotia Bank Exeter Insurance 4 Royal Bank Donuts Now Breaktime Vending 4 Haytef's Turkeys ' Nabisco 4 Murphy's Pub Veal's Meats ' McKerlies of Exeter Matt Muller SotItdt Huron Window & Doors Kentucky Fried Chicken Gar's Bar and Grill Bergies' Drive -In Rowe Elect. & Plumbing N.C. Jones & Sons Exeter Toyota Huron Tractor C.W. Prance Trucking Homuth, Taylor & Partners Coca Cola Smith Peat Roofing Anstett's Jewellers M & M Painting Casey's Lawn Care Exeter TA. Big "V" Drug Store Dinney's Furniture Ellison Travel Stew's R.V. Andex Bacardi Distillers Exeter Shell Step's valu man Exeter Tod and Rental Hensall Co-op • General Coach Erk Campbell Motors Pizza Delight Labatt's Beer Store Huron Produce ► • S 4 1 4 4 4 i i i 4 i 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4