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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-01-10, Page 22• 3.•• Lr. ?•,1 4.; • ;,": 7 • *.• Y.1"' -r• • r;wat•;•?41,;- rr-rirg,r•arr•«: -• • • • ' Priii1.4,..«%;•:‘••;• • Vr%••••,. • .,(4.0.:;`.1.•,.V.4.1 $ KINCARDINE — Wingham's Le- gion Lads made. a strong showing at -last week's Silver Stick PeeWee Hockey Tournament in Kincardine, working their way up to challenge for the "C" Division championship. Zurich 3, Wingham 0 The Lads went down 3.0 to a strong team from Zurich in their first tournament game. Wingham was outshot by a large margin, but defensively they came up strong. Gordon Welch, Jason Evans, M. Poulin and S. Pegg were particular- ly competent and their confidence increased as the tournament pro- gressed. Johnathan Balzar and Johnathan Lane were clearly the best forwards in the game. Wingham 2, Hiilsburgh 1 A mate% against Hillsburgh was one of the PeeWee Lads' best defensive games of the year. The forwards back -checked extremely well and the defensemen held their ground. In the third period Matt Elmslie made three key saves. When the buzzer ended the game, Wingham came out on top with a 2-1 score, even though the Lads were outshot 16 to 11. Legion scorers were Balzer from R. Leibold and Lane, and Bart Cameron scoring the winner with Brett Sangster assisting, both in the second frame. Wingham 2, Elma-Logan 0 The Legion Lads expected to win against Elma-Logan; and they did; but it was not the cake walk they expected. Once again, tenacious back -checking and a defense that hardly let the opposition cross the Wingham blueline -made Robbie Johnston's second shut -out of the year very easy. Wingham outshot Elma-Logan 28 to 3. Balzer netted the winner early in the first period from Sangster. The next goal came with., five seconds remaining in the third period, off the stick of Lane, with', Cameron assisting. This win enabled the Lads to finish second in their group, and enter the medal round, Wingham 2, Tara 1 Wingham faced off' against a Novice A team ties Brussels sPeedY and aggressive Yara 'teen' and stood up to the challenge with another 2-1 win in a tight defellsive struggle. Shots on goal by .beth teams were very Iow; Tara had 11, and Wingham 10... three games in one day khould have taken its toll on the Lads, but they overcame their tigue as the game got undeiway. Tara: opened the scoring in, the second, period i!yith, their only goal. Two niinUtes later, Sangster tiedthe game assisted by M. Hunter and Welch. With two minutes remaining in the second frame, Balzer netted the game winner with Sangster and Welch registering assists. In the third period, the defence closed the door on the Tara shooters. The defensive core of G. Welch, J. Evans and M. Poulin did yeomen service during the day's three games. S. (Pegg received a bruised , leg from the first game and was unable to play. Matt Elmslie took a stick under the chin that put him on the ice; but he rebounded to stone- wall the Tara team, and earned him- self "player of the game" designa- tion from the Wingham coaching staff. - Lucknow 1, Wingham 0 Friday morning saw the Wingham Legion Lads ready to hit the ice in the PeeWee_ Division "C" Charn- pionship game against Lucknow. Their quest for a regional Silver Stick Championship, however, came to a halt, as they lost to a fine squad of skaters, 1-0. The Lads played an exciting defensive game against Lucknow, China House shatters Ayton Wingham Great China House Pee- Wees played some strong hockey to down Ayton 11-1 at Lockridge Arena last weekend. Wingham's scorers included Jason Kleist with three, Shawn Gedcke, Jeremy Brown and Todd Harrison with two apiece, and Danny McPherson and Peter Shaw with one each. AsSists went to Shaw, Kleist, McPherson, Gedcke, Brown, Terry Thynne, and Jason Crawford, Kelly McInnes stopped three breakaways in the first period and combined with Chris Patterson to give Wingham strong goaltending. Many thanks go to sponsor Wayne Wai for his 'support during and after the game. The Wingham Novice A team, played host to Brussels last Tuesday - and after building up a 3-0 lead, Nuggets get managed to hold off the visitors to salvage a 3-3 tie. Scoring for Wingham were Trevor Huffman from David Laing, Laing from Remington, and Huffman from Laing. On Saturday, the Wingham team travelled to compete in a tour- nament at New Hamburg. In their first game against Elora, the boys played their best game in weeks and came away with a 5-0 win. Goalscorers were David Laing with four and Trevor Huffman with one. Collecting assists were: Huffman, two; and Jamie Good, Dennis Adams and Jarret Griffith, one each. In the next game against New Hatnburg, Wingham came out very flat (too many Sloppy Joes for lunch) and New Hamburg skated to a 5-0 victory. • r - ' Each player received a medal for participating in the tonitiameit. Next game for Wingham is against Listowel tonight LI 6 p.m. in the win and loss in recent action Wingham Nuggets played a strong game agaiRst Listowel recently to -come bacirfrom a 4-1 deficit and register a54 victory. Scoring the •goals for Wingham were Steve Carter with three, Trevor Huffman and John Martin. Assists went to Huffman with two, and Scott McPherson. In another contest, the Nuggets lost.a close 3-2 garnet° Beigrave. • Wingham opened the scoring the first period on a. goat by John Martin _assisted hy Philip Deans. Belgravetied the game in the second 4 period and went ahead, ill-the.thhik. but Wingham came. right backit& • again tie the game. Beigrave • '-- the winning goal with jwit0vett#00 •minutes rertiainingin the.game. 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