HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-01-24, Page 23Wingham Tyke
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The Wingham Tykes had ° their
first losing week of the season as the
teams combined for one win and two
losses.
The Junior group of four and five-
year -olds came away the big win-
ners, while the senior teams dropped
a pair of games.
Wingham 27, Howlett 2
The "farm" team came out flying
on Thursday night and dumped their
visitors from Howiek 27-2 with every
member of the team contrihuttng to
the scoring.
Jake Henderson led the assault
with eight goals and four assists
while Zack O'Krafka contributed
seven goals, Zane Davies six, Gar-
rett Skinn four, and singles went to
Jamie Chester and Danny Martin.
Peter Dixon and Trevor Hickey
also had a hand in the win by con-
tributing several assists.
Belgrave 5, Wingham
On Friday night in 13elgrave, one
of the Senior squads was- treated to
another fine exhibition of hockey by
Belgrave's Peter Irwin.
Irwin notched all five goals to lead
his team to a 5-1 victory over
Wingham.
The lone Wingham goal came
from the stick of Wesley Stapleton
assisted by Justin McTavish.
Goderich 15, Wingham 6
On Sunday afternoon, the second
Senior squad hosted Goderich, one of
the finest Tyke teams in the area,
Goderich opened the scoring
early, but Wingham tied it on a goal
from Jay sLeitch, assisted by Jeff
Leitch.
'The Goderich team went ahead 2-
1, but Wingham again kept pace as.
Zack O'Krafka notched his first of
two from John Skinn.
Goderich then netted three ee: more
quick goals to close the first period
with a 5-2 lead,
Matthew Merkley got the locals
back into the game early in the
second on a goal from Greg Machan,
but the team sa • • ed defensively and
Goderich exploded for six unans-
wered goals to lead 11-3 after two
periods.
The Wingham Tykes regrouped
for the third frame and again played
Goderich on even terms although
they were outscored 4-3 in the
period.
Merkley added his second, from
Machan and Jay Leitch, and
O'Krafka got his second from
Andrew Laing.
Chris Cameron also scored for
Wingham, from O'Krafka and Tyler
Anger.
New sweaters spur
Novice team to win
Last Saturday, Goderich came to
Wingham to take on the Novice
squadand lost 9-0.
Wingham played a very good
game, offensively and defensively.
David Laing opened the scoring in
the first period, assisted by Jarret
Giirifi ` ati fitti alga' a 'deo'one- of
his own to end the frame at 2-0 for
Wingham,
Steve Mowbray scored in the sec-
ond, assisted by Griffith and Jamie
Good. Laing then scored for
Wingham, assisted by Mitchell
Skinn.•
Huffman added two goals in the
final frame, while teammates
Griffith, Machan and Skinn all
scored single markers. Assists went
to Laing, four and "Skinn and
Huffman, one each.
Wingham plays Seaforth tonight,
Tuesday, at 6 p.m.
NOVICE NEWS - The team
received new sweaters recently,
thanks to the Wingham Optimist
Club which has been very generous
to the team.
Hopefully the new sweaters will
keep the winning streak alive as the
Novices go into the playoffs in two
weeks.
Bantam unbeaten streak
ends on 2-1 loss to Clinton
The Wingham Kinsmen Bantams'
four -game unbeaten streak came to
an end last Thursday night in Clinton
with the locals dropping a tough 2-1
decision.
Wingham opened the scoring in
the first period on the power play
Newsboys play
to 5-5 stalemate
with Bridges
The Advance -Times Newsboys
and the Bridge Motors Mustangs
played to a 5-5 tie in last week's
Wingham Industrial Hockey League
action.
Advance -Time goal scorers were
Terry Walker with a pair and singles
went to Bob Remington, Rick
Jacklin and Brad Moore.
Scoring for Bridges were Brent
Foxton with two, while singles were
recorded by Jitn Noble,, Stan
Stapleton and Terry Armstrong,
who scored the equalizer with seven
seconds remaining in the game.
The Crawford Dodgers trounced
Staintons 10-4 as well last week.
Marksmen for Crawfords Were Doug
Purves with the hat trick, Dave
Heinmiller with a pair and singles
went to Dave Golley, Bill Brophy,
Arnold Spivey, Bill • Glasier and Mair
Alton.
Bob Johnston replied with all four
Stainton goals.
when Ryan Deyell lifted a backhand
over a sprawling Clinton goalie,
Darren Stevenson,
Despite numerous scoring oppor-
tunities, the Wingham skaters could
not build on the lead and it came
back to haunt them.
Clinton captain Shawn Chipchase
tied the game with a beautiful
individual effort that started deep in
his own zone and culminated in a
breakaway goal.
Chipchase then added the winner
late in the third while Wingham was
shorthanded.
The Kin Bantams had earlier in
the week bombed Zurich 10-2.
Ryan Deyell fired the hat -trick
and added an assist to lead the
scoring parade.
Rob Harrison and Rob MacKay
each added two while singles went to
Jay Marston, Jason Bloemberg and
TizCuthe,
Wingham's record now stands at
seven wins, nine losses and one tie.
The Kin . Bantams will Close out
their regular season schedule next
Monday night when they travel to
Mitchell.
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Let ,no man boast 'himself that he
has goat through the `of winter
till at least theseventti °Maya
—Anthenytrellope
Tyl.ev1 was an excellent
test for the tbef tem, as it prepares for
some upcoming tournaments.
Coaches Laing and O'Krafka were
reasonably satisfied With the work of
the .,club, particularly .Matthew
Merkley„ Greg Machan and Zack
O'Krafka: The game' obviously
pointed out some weaknesses which
the coaches say will now be ad- ,
dressed.
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