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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1996-03-13, Page 16Page 16 Times -Advocate, March 13, 1996 Irish loseseries to Seaforth Lucan Irish bow to Seaforth winning only one game in the series LUCAN - The Lucan Irish have been eliminated from their first round of the Junior "D" playoffs after losing a fourth game to Sea - forth 8-4 Wednesday night. Steve Hudson scored two goals in the third period, including one from a penalty shot, however, it wasn't enough to bridge the gap, sending the Irish to the showers for the last time this season. Dylan Lisk and Kevin Robson also added goals. The series got off on a bad note right away for Lucan who lost the first three games to Seaforth 6-2, Steve Mathews takes control of the puck For the Lucan Irish but the Irish couldn't control Seaforth allowing them to take their series four games to one. 6-3 and 3-2. They managed to stay alive in the fourth game winning a lopsided 10-4 victory and looked as if they had their scoring touch back again. But mounting a comeback seemed out of the question during game five last Wednesday when Seaforth went up by three goals early in the first period. "We sure didn't play with the fire we had when we beat them 10-4," said coach Scott Bogart. "But it's hard to comeback when you're down three games." Bogart isn't surprised by Sea- forth's victory considering both teams finished the regular season with almost identical records. Only three points separated the two teams who finished second and third in their division. But he is surprised by his team's lackluster performance. "Going into the playoffs the guys were ready and all systems were in place and it all fell apart in days," he said. Bogart thinks the first Toss in game one affected them more than he anticipated and from there it seemed they couldn't get back on track. Technically, the Irish suffered a defensive breakdown allowing too many shots on net and special teams failed, most noticeably on their penalty killing unit which al- lowed five power play goals last Wednesday. "You have to be at your best all the time when your in the playoffs and we didn't do the little things you need to do to win," he said. Tournament champions Exeter Tyke Tournament Game 1: Little Hawks 2 vs Lucan Dominos 7 2nd Game: Little Hawks 18 vs Clearwater I1 0 B Final: Little Hawks 11 vs Exeter Little Blues 0 Goals: Chad Hackett 9; Anthony .Vjn P; J. {he.t10- mutlr 9; likaynt• Madge'*? t. ----Tiff WWI Assists: David Daters,r Avery Horn, Bradley Vink, Mac Potter, Colton Ker- slake, Gavin Harburn, Kyle Bryson Goaltender: Stephen Osgood - 2 shutouts Exeter Little Hawks were 'B' champions at the tyke tournament. Back row, left, Ross Bry- son, assistant coach; Joe Vink, head coach and Nancy Vink, trainer. Middle row, from left: Kori Millar, Chad Hackett, David Daters, Kyle Bryson, Shayne Mudge, Jake Homuth, An- thony Vink and Mack Potters. Front row from left, Gavin Harbum, Jeff Weido, Bradley Vink, Stephen Osgood, Colton Kerslake and Avery Horn. The Knights of Columbus District Free Throw Champion- ships were held at South Huron District High School on Feb. 24 for players aged 10 to 14 from Huron and Middles- ex Counties. Back row, from left, District Deputy Ted Thuss, Ryan Kreuger, Andy Ziegler, Ty Jeffery, Dan Ziegler and Matthew Wilder. Front row, from left, Jenna Glithero, Kort- ney Hilma, Anna Marie Bedard, Angie Kroll, Mellda Galls and Organizer Don O'Rourke. °SO f Exeter carpet bowling March 11 Myrtle Maguire Wilmer Wein Marshall Dearing Susie Underhill Mike Underhill Bob Patterson Marion Dearing Peter McFalls Ray Smith Marg Deichert Ray Hodgson 3W26 3W26 2W26 2W22 2W22 2W20 2W 17 2W17 2W17 2W16 2W15 Zurich Figure Skating Club members Krista Schilbe, 18, left, and Sarah -Rae Lo - vie, 13, right, pose with coach Marcy Walker. The two skaters competed in the Westem Ontario Inter club Championship in Ingersoll last weekend. Krista won gold and Sarah won bronze. They will represent the club at the All -Ontario competi- tion, the first time the club has sent two skaters to that level. Lucan Bantams defeat Port Stanley LUCAN - Three wins last week allowed the Lucan Bantams to con- tinue their hunt for the Ontario Minor Hockey Association Bantam "DD" title. The Bantams defeated Port Stan ,-.--ley-ire-three games with a 5-4 over— t`itne winson the road and a 9-1 win at home. They won their coin toss and forced Port Stanley to return the next day after Lucan tied the game with less than two minutes left to go. Sixty seconds into overtime Lucan scored on what seemed like a harmless shot from the hash marks eliminating their opponents. Lucan begins their semi-final se- ries at home Wednesday (tonight) at 8 p.m. Exeter Minor Indoor Soccer League March 4 scores Antelopes 4 vs. Bullets 9 Goals for Antelopes: Corey Bilcke (3), Luke Kerslake Goals for Bullets: Justin Bender (2), Nathan Long (2), Jonathan Thornton, Ben Martin (2), Chris Hcrn, Lisa Hakvoort Lightning 7 vs. Stealths 3 Goals for Lightning: Jamie Johns (3), Justin Fields (2), Jared Easton (2) Goals for Stealths: Brandon Lew- is, Chris VanEsbroeck, Jeff Duck- worth Vipers 4 vs. Bulldogs 2 Goals for Vipers: Justin Fields (2), Matt Pfaff (2) Goals for Bulldogs: Josh Long (2) Mar Mar Mulstralion March, 9 10 a.m. -1 p.m. March 16 10 a.m. -1 p.m. South Huron Rec Centre Cost: Mite, Squirt, Pee Wee $25, Bantam, Midget, Juvenile $35 $10 late registration fee. 1 For more information contact Doug Pearson 235-1546 Anthony Vink of the Exeter Little Hawks is pursued by a Lucan Wantabe player as he moves the puck up the ice during an Exeter Minor Hockey Tyke Tournament on Satur- day. South Huron Recreation Centre hockey pool Rank standings Pts. 1 Kenn Bcatson 1002 2 Jim Lewis 995 3 John A. Lind 991 4 Marty Merner 978 5 Kevin Gingerich 977 6 Mike Schwindt 973 7 Wendy Schwindt 961 8 Marty Merner 958 9 Lorne Haugh 946 10 Carolyn Gilfilian 945 I 1 Lorne Haugh 941 12 Dave Farquhar 936 ' A complete list of standings is displayed outside the Rec Centre office and are updated weekly. Prizes Ellison -$600.00 Certificate Ellison - $300.00 Rap Ironwood Golf Passport Ellison -$130.00 Pepsi -$100.00 value S.H. Racquet Club - money Becker Fenn Equipment - money Hensall Co -Op - $50.00 Murphy's Pub/Eatery KFC - $40.00 value Casey's Lawn Care - money New Orlean's Pizza Leo Loucks, former World Kick boxing Champion puts a move on Brad Fowler during a kick boxing seminar held at Exeter Public School recently. Loucks is presently training several athletes to compete in this sport Hawks win awards at Jr "D" banquet TAVISTOCK - The Ontario Hockey Association Junior Devel- opment League held their season ending awards banquet in Tavistock on Feb 12. The Exeter Hawks cleaned up winning four major awards in the Morenz division. Darren Kints was named Most Valuable Player, Jason McBride was named Mbst Valu- able Defensman and goaltenders Darren Kints and Dave Nahrgang were recognized for their outstand- ing goaltending. Kints, McBride, Nathan Burns and Mike Robb from the Lucan Irish were also credited for achiev- ing all-star status earlier in the sea- son. Usborne & Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Company Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S1 (Established in 1876) . Provides Full Insurance Coverage for Farm Properties New Applications are Welcomed DIRECTORS & ADJUSTERS Larry Gardiner, RR2, Staffa 343.2878 Morris Willows, RR2 St. Pauls 3)3.6545 Lome Feeney, Mitchell 348-6653 Jack Hodgert, RR1, Kkkton 229-0152 Joe Chaffs, RR5 Mitchell 340-9705 Michael O'Shea RR3 Granton .225-2600 AGENTS Wayne Maver Exeter 235-1915 John Moore, Dublin ,.....345-2512 Joseph Uniac, Mitchell 348-9012 Head Office, Exeter 235-0350 A refund from surplus was de- clared for all policy holders who qualify, are on record and In good standing as at Decem- ber 31, 1995. Exeter Minor Hardball Reglstratlo March, 9 10 a.m. -1 p.m. March 16 10 a.m. -1 p.m. South Huron Ree Centre Cost: Tyke $40., Rookie $60., Mosquito $70. Pee Wee $70., Bantam $80., Midget $9 Coaches, umpires needed For more information call Albert VanQyken 235-1704 •