Times-Advocate, 1996-05-22, Page 17.e.
SPORTS
Centennials open season with a win
Jeff Lingard leads Exeter scoring three goals for the hat trick
EXETER - Jeff Lingard scored
three goals for the Exeter Centenni-
als during a home game on Sunday
as Exeter opened their season with
a 3-0 win over the London Scottish.
The strong south-west wind was
a huge factor as it favored one team
in each half forcing the other team
to keep the ball down in order to
gain any offense.
A wellplaced cross from Ruud
Vetdhuizen was headed in by Jeff
Lingard in the first half. That was
the only scoring for the Centennials
while they had the wind advantage.
In the second half, Lingard com-
pleted the hat trick on great in-
dividual efforts. Dribbling along
the end line, he beat three de-
fenders before spotting the Scottish
keeper leaving the near post open.
Lingard picked the corner, but
the ball struck the rear net support
and ricocheted out of the net so
quickly the referee thought it had
hit the post and signalled to play
on.
Ruban Chelladurai alertly
pounced on the rebound while eve-
ryone else relaxed to ensure the 2-0
score. Lingard was later credited
with the goal.
For the third goal, Lingard took a
goal kick frotn his own side of cen-
tre all the way down and blasted
the ball through the keeper's legs.
Fury win
first game
of season
Dan Martens and Mark Brintnell
had breakaway scoring chances,
but just failed to find the net.
The Centennials' wall of defense,
Joe Martens, Joe D'Ariano, John
Flanagan, Ron Wagler and Shawn
Rotteau were solid. The Scottish
strikers were turned back all
through the game.
With the score 2-0, Scottish
turned up the heat and took ad-
vantage of having the wind on their
side. They managed a short barrage
of good, tricky shots, but Centenni-
als keeper George McEwan turned
them aside making a number of fly-
ing saves to preserve the shutout.
Centennials manager Peter Hak-
voort, said the wind played a factor
in the game but their low, short
give and go passes prevented them
from losing control of the ball dur-
ing the gusty game.
With only one game played in
their Western Ontario Soccer
League Division Two Central
schedule, Hakvoort said he already
likes what he sees on the field.
"I'm really happy...we have a
very strong and well balanced
team," he said.
The Centennials will try to make
it 2 and 0 in league play when they
visit the Marconi Club in London
on Friday night.
EXETER - The Exeter Fury
picked up their first win of the
season Friday night in Wood-
stock, edging the home team by a
2-1 score.
Wt' t , ` to an ear-
ly leahen a k player
was left alone in front of the net.
He de no .
mistake, utting•.
bagiinio the netifccia 1.0.144
Late in the, half - Khampane
Chansamone let go a h rd shot
that just made it over goalie's
outstretched arms and under the
crossbar for a 1-1 tie halftime.
The second half sa Fury goal -
tender Craig Winbow come up
with several excellent saves to
keep his team in the game.
With about five minutes left in
the game Tom Westerveld scored
on a shot to the top corner of the
net. The Woodstock goalie had
no chance to make the save.
The Fury defense led by sweep-
er Mark Lynn shut down the
Woodstock forwards the rest of
the way to preserve the victory.
The next game for the Fury is
Sunday at the Canner's field at
4;00 against Embro.
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Joe Martens of the Exeter Centennials makes a defensive
play during the Centennial's opening league game on Sun-
day.
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Jen Jeffrey, Zurich, Janet Carey, Mount Carmel and Me-
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