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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1996-04-03, Page 17Times -Advocate, April 3, 1996 Page 17 SPORTS The Lucan Peewees won the Shamrock "C" division championship beating Thedford three games straight. Back row from left, Glenn Silver, assistant coach, Matt Thompson, Daniel Harrigan, Adam Thomson, Will Howitt, Chris Windsor,'Craig Van Kasteren, Justin Chittenden, Middle row, Ryan Oshea, Tyler Silver. Bottom row, Jonathan Smith, Matt Rushton, Jason Smith, Darell Parsons, Trevor Smith. Absent from photo, Ben Duskocy. The Exeter Waxers won the Novice Shamrock "D" Division title on Sunday. Shown, back left to right, coach Brian Taylor, trainer Mike Sedlak and asst. coach Jamie Hackett. Middle; I to r, Brett Hackett, Mitch Homuth, Chad Taylor, Nick Anstett, Adam Johns, Travis Elder, Eric De- nomme and Shawn Murray. Front: Scott Loosley, Kellen Hefley, Jordan Darling asst. captain, Michael Maclean captain, Andrew Sedlak asst. captain and Michael Nedza. Stephen Atoms tied in final series The Stephen Township Atom team have home ice advantage for last playoff games By Chris Skalkos T -A Reporter WOODVILLE - The Stephen Atoms emerged from a wild shoot- out in Woodville over the weekend with a 1-1 record in their quest for an AII-Ontario Championship. A total of 28 goals were scored between the two teams with Ste- phen losing the first 9-7 on Saturday and winning 11-1 on Sunday. The Atoms kept up with Woodville in the first game, matching them goal for goal, and were ahead by one in the second period. But the third period proved to he disastrous as Woodville exploded for live unanswered goals taking the game 9-7. Jesse Schroeder and Colin Sauder scored a pair of goals for Ste- phen. Jesse McCann, Roman Wilson and Scott Davies added sin- gles. Assists went to Ryan Knee, Kenny Tilley, Shawn Tho►,npson, Jason Stuckless, Davies, Sauder and Wilson. With time to rest, Stephen rebounded in the second game and went on a relentless scoring rampage. Knee and Sauder scored singles, Schroeder, Wilson, McCann added a pair of goals each and Davies recorded a hat trick. All of thein recorded assists as did Thompson, Stuckless and Wes Johnson. Dane Michielsen put on a goaltender clinic allowing only one Woodville goal. "We got production from everybody. The boys were ready and they came out flying;" said Coach Bev Thompson. "They adjusted • well in the second game but I still didn't expect a I I- I romp." Shutting down Woodville's top three skaters proved to be an ef- fective strategy for Stephen and Thompson feels that will he the key to beating them in this series. "Were going to play strong team defense. Good defensive play can often turn into offensive chances," he said. Stephen won the coin toss and will host the fifth and final game at home if it goes that far. They can clinch their second consecutive provincial title in front of a home crowd if they win their next two games. They play Friday at 1:00 p.m. and Saturday at 11 a.m.-pre- ceding the Stephen vs. Port Carling All -Ontario series. Tied at one, it's still anybody's series, but Thompson said having home ice advantage will be a tremendous asset. "i think we'll get a big local crowd to support us and that means a lot to the boys," said Thompson. EXETER CENTENNIAL MEN'S SOCCER CLUB invites ALL PLAYERS to Tryout ,1i,, r; First Practice, Wed. April 10 -.6:30 p.m. NABISCO FIELD #1 In cooperation with Exeter Minor Soccer (EMS) our goal is to create a "First Division" team through a combination of highly skilled youth and experience. EMS has appointed a committee to help formulate a well-balanced team. For more information contact: Peter Hakvoort, President, Exeter Minor Soccer 235-3228 Taylor and Rave lead bowler's contingent By Ron Dann ZURICH - Lucknow's )Eric Tay- lor and Mount Forest's KanaRwe will lead the Bluewater 5 Pin'Bowl- crs' Association's 19 bowler contin- gent in the 32nd Ontario Five Pin Bowlers' Association (Q.F.P.B.A.) Ontario Open Championships in Toronto April 3=6. Both won their respective men's and lades divi- sion titles last December in the Blfiew.ater Association Zone 'T' 20 game playoffs to determine the top 13 qualifiers. , Taylor is making his first appear- ance in the OFPBA -Ontario Open as the leader of the Bluewater As- sociation's men's division as is Rave who will lead the Bluewater ladies division. As a result they will join Clinton's Norm Wilding, Goderich's Dennis and Shirley Schmidt and Molesworth's Leslie Siddall in competition for the OFP- BA Ontario Open men's and ladies singles titles and the Sidney L. Morris Awards. Taylor, Wilding, D. Schmidt, Lis - towel's Chad Ward, Mount For- est's Glen Feagan and Moles - worth's Rob Anderson will com- prise the Blucwater men's team while Rave, Siddall, S. Schmidt, Listowel's Norma Galbraith, Clin- ton's Jennifer Bun and Zurich As- sociation's Sherrie Edwards will represent the Blucwater ladies team. Bluewatcr's mixed team includes Clinton's Murray Bennewics, Mount Forest's Walter Roth, Clin- ton's Art Burt, Molesworth's Ernie Oude, Kim Cupsky and Sharon Taylor along with Zurich Associa- tion's •Patricia Palen. The three Blucwater teams will be coached by Blucwater Level Two coaches, Godcrich's Marj Moore and Zurich Association's 011ie Edwards' and Frank Palen. Bluewater's singles and teams will be competing in a field of 24 OFPRA-Zones to receive the Sid- ney L. Morris Awards and for the right to represent Ontario in the Ca- nadian 5 Pin Bowlers' Associa- tion's National finals May 21-25. SOUTH HURON MARTIAL ARTS Winners of recent drawls Dan DeWit, Seaforth 1st prize. 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