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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1995-11-29, Page 6P� THE WINDHA y RBVANCFTIMES SPORTS stioRrsAtm", Crusaders rebound to defeat 81s After fallin town Wiarto evening, the rebounded Sa score a 7-3 Palmerston 81 for 'A' Hockey The Crusad were even at t period with Br 2 lead into the Ron Strome saders offenc goals.Tim Fritz goals with singl Cory McKee an bell. Replying for Palmerston were Larry Miller, Brent Long, and Jason Camm. The Crusaders and the Red - men were deadlocked at one af- ter the first period, with Wiarton holding a 4-2 lead after two pe- riods of play. Dean Wheeler had two goals for the Crusaders with Campbell and McKee -adding singles. Dan Richardson scored two for Wiarton with singles coming from Ryan Robins, yan Thompson, Rand P Dustin Weir, and Mike Arnold. The Crusaders travel to Clin- ton on Friday for an 8:30 contest against the p.m. then host the Radars and •_• the Brussels-Morris-Greyr igs at Com- munity Centre on Saturday, be- ginning at 7:30 Y p.rn. g 6-4 to the home - n Redmen Friday Brussels Crusaders turday evening to decision over the s in WOAD Sen - League play. ers and the 81s wo after the first ussels taking a 4 - final period. paced the Cru- e with three netted a pair of es coming from d Brian Camp - Lancers split weekend games Lucknow Lancers split their two WOAA Senior `B' Hockey League games played on the weekend. The Lancers travelled to Li- ons Head on Friday and coasted to a decision over the Northstlarsl Playing at home on Sunday, the Lancers were hand- ed a 5-2 setback by the Dundalk Flyers. Brad Murray paced the Lanc- ers offence against Lions Head as he collected five goals and three assists. Brad Priestap had three goals and four assists with Darrin Lindsay getting two goals and one assist. Russell Sutton had a goal and three as- sists, Dale Priestap had a goal and two assists and. Stan Kikkert netted a single marker. Steve Murray collected five assists, and Steve Simpson and Chris Michie had three assists each. The Lancers held a 1-0 lead after the first period and were ahead 9-0 after two periods. Brad Murray and Scott Hack - et netted . the only Lucknow goals on Sunday afternoon. Lorne Belwood had three goals for Dundalk with single markers coming from Todd Da- vis and Darrell Loosemore. The Lancers take on the NHL Oldtimers on Sunday, beginning at 2 p.m. at the Lucknow Dis- trict Sports Complex. Doors open at 1 p.m. Hockey Mustangs fall to WDSS The Madill hockey Mustangs travelled. to Walkerton °on Fri- day and were handed a 4-2 set- back in exhibition high school hockey play. Josh Johnston netted both goals for the Mustangs. One goal was unassisted and Jeff Porter assisted on the second marker. The Mustangs play their first Huron -Perth Hockey League contest today when they travel to St. Marys. St. Mary's scored a 9-0 decision over Goderich Vikings last Wednesday. The Mustangs compete in a tourna- ment in Palmerston on Friday and Saturday. Silver Stick...A Howick Mid a fallen Howick player during the final Silver Stick tourney held last week. � Will Seaforth, Stick 1 ma Silver By JIM BROWN � WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29199, 1 . a 1pins down 16 iiiedals4 Twenty-three members of the Madill wrestling team travelled to Hagersville on Friday to take part in a competition. Sixteen of the wrestlers came back with individual medals. The boys team took first place honors, out of 19 schools. The girls team placed third, out of 13 schools competing Six Madill athletes — five boys and a girl — won their weight di- visions. Winning medals for the boys „team were Chris Alexander, Mike King, Jake Edgar, Steve Camp- bell, Kyle Underwood, Bob Wheeler, David Morley, and By- ron English. Winning medals for the girls team were°Karen ,chill, a gold; Kelly Alexander, a silver, and Kristy Ireland, a bgonze. The team travels to Guelph on Thursday for another competition. The wrestling team will be put- ting on a clinic and a demonstra- tion on Dec. 5 from 7 to 9 p.m. to raise funds for the team. Members of both the girls and boys teams will be involved in the demonstra- tion. IronIllen down Blackhawks The Wingham Ironmen only assists for the Blackhawks. Scor - had one Western Junior 'C' Hock- ing single markers were Dale Wis- ey League contest on the weekend mer, Brad nayter, — travelling to Walkerton on Fri- weld, and Jason Sweeethorn.BOnne- day for a game against the Black - hawks. Dave Batman made 25 saves in The Blackhawks held a i-0 af- the Wingham net, including 13 in ter the opening 20 minutesplaythe third period. with the teams tied at four going Josh Ellis made 22 stops ithe th final tied. Walkerton goal. p in the outscored P The Ironmen The Ironmen took eight of the Walkerton 3-1 in the 15 minor penalties assessed by ref - third period to post a 7-5 win. Jason Becker had twoals and eree , L.D. Crawford. Wingham one assist for the Ironmen. Brent and two oftook the only major in the contest, the three misconducts Robinson, Justin Murray, Eric An- gst rushes up the ice as a Teeswater Midget skates around goaldrew and Brett Sangster had one • handed out. game of the round-robin g and one assist each with Tim • The Ironmen travel to Hanover p.m. contest portion of the Regional Midget Good firing a singleon Friday for an 8 30 g dams received a engle goal. Brent against the Barons, and then host ill Sun - Henry hada helper.the Kincardine Bulldogs on• Sun- ygoal and three day, beginning at 2 p.m. The Advance -Times Seaforth and Mildmay c the B-1 and B - pions the Wingham Regionalid M ver Stick hockeyMid last week. tourname Seaforth won the B-1 cha ship by edging New Hamb in the final game Sunday afte Mildmay took the B-2 ti scoring a 5-2 decision over H in the championship contest. Seaforth had suffered a 4- back at the hands of New Ham during the first night of the to ment, last Monday. In the championship contest two teams were tied at 1-1 afte first peaieel, with Seaforth holdi 2-1 advantage after two periods lay. New Hamburg evened score in early in the third peri only to have Seaforth, regain lead. New Hamburg tied the ga at three, but with 21 seconds maining in the game, Seafo scored the winning goal. Jason Anstett sparked the S forth victory as he fired three go including the winner. Dylan Wi added a single marker. Tyler Heimpel had two goals a one assist for New Hamburg wi Roote getting a goal and assist. Jeromy Moss collected a pa of assists. In the B-1 consolation final, Kin cardine defeated Port Elgin 7-3 Kincardine held a 2-1 lead after th first period and were in front by a 5-2 count after two periods. Jeff Gorman had two goals and an assist for Kincardine with single markers tallied by Tony Beitz, Mark Addison, Andrew Kivisaaari, Kent Liddle, and Chris Klundar. Scoring for Port Elgin were Adam Miller, Ryan Secord, and Ryan Polinsky. In semi-final play, Seaforth downed Port Elgin 7-3 'and New aptured Hamburg defeated Kincardine 5-2. hips of Anstett fired three goals for Sea - get Sil- forth in the semi-final contest with nt held Jason Munro s and an assist. Derek tiSm Smith and ng two (Chad mpion- McCallum had a goal and an assist urg 4-3 each. moon. Scott Nieson and Miller had one tle by goal and one assist for Port Elgin owick with Jason Allen netting a single marker. I set- Kevin Henhoffer fired three burg goals to lead New Hamburg to its urea win over Kincardine. Heimpel and Roote added single goals with Ja- ' he son Daer picking up a pair of as - r the sists. ng a Gorman and Kivisaari replied of - for Kincardine. the In the 8-2 championship, Mild- od, may and Howick were even at 1-1 the after the first period, with Mild - me may taking a 3-1 lead after two pe- re- riods. Howick got back to within rth one of of Mildmay in the third pe- riod, but Mildmay netted two ea- goals in the final minute of the als, game to claim the 5-2 win. ck Jason Gutcher scored four goals for Mildmayl with.Jason Brown nd adding a single: Jeff Gutcher and rth Jason Bester earned two assists an each. it Rob Kurz and David Greig scored for Howick. In the B-2 consolion Tara • needed overtime to get past Zurich e 4-3. The teams were even at 1-1 af- ter the first period with Zurich holding -a 3-2 lead going into the third period. Tim McDougall scored three goals for Tara, including the win- ner at 3:36 of the sudden -death overtime. Mike Murphy added a single. Novice AS blank Goderich After losing in Durham tournament the week fore, the Barry's Esso Novice bounced back with a strong 7 decision over Goderich. Brittany Campbell opened t scoring for Wingham, just 18 s onds into the game. Parked in th slot, Campbell slapped home centering pass from Brad llurto Burton then set up Joel Riley fo his first of two. Jason Thompson played strong game at centre and scored pair of goals. Burton rounded out the scoring with two goals as- he turned in his best performance o the season, Adam MacDonald col- lected a pair of assists, as did the winger Matt Rozendal who w be- skating miles. as As Josh Hicks led a strong showing -0 by the Wingham defence, who along with Nick Henderson, kept he Goderich at bay all afternoon. se The Novice As travel to Mitch - e ell Saturday afternoon for what a should be a good test for the n. Wingham squad. Bayfield Minor Hockey held its a annual skills competition on Sun - a day. In the novice division, Wing - ham's Joel Riley finished first while Tom Pettigrew was tied for f third. This was the third time in the last four years, Riley has won the competition. Chad Desjardine goals for Zurich with Andrew Bed and adding one. In semi-final play, Mildmay de- feated Tara 6-2 ,and Howick crushed Zurich 13-0. . Jason Gutcher had three goals and an assist for Mildmay with Evan Wendtettin g g a goal and two assists. Mark Kuntz and Jim Durrer added single goals. Murphy and Bob Patterson had the goals for Tara. Troy Dosman had three goals and two assists for Howick with Greig getting three goals and one assist. Devin Connor and Trevor Grice had two goals and two as- sists each, and Tyler Smith netted a single. netted swimmer. warn two ingham nine medals at Nothers meet Wingham swimmers picked up nine medals at tete Nothers Awards Invitational swim meet held at the London Aquatic Centre on the weekend. A total of 545 swimmers from 16 teams from across the province took part in the three-day meet. Kevin ,chill collected six medals for the Huron Hurricanes, and Lesley Burton collected three medals. Swimming in the boys I3 -14 - year -old division, Schill was first in the 100 -metre breaststrolce in ,,:18.66 minutes, first in the 50 - metre freestyle in 27.41 seconds, first in the 50 -metre breaststroke in 36.33 seconds, second in the 100-rnetre freestyle in 1:02.34 minutes, second in .the 200 -metre breaststroke in 2:47.94 minutes, and third in the 400 -metre individ- ual medley in 5:27.22 minutes.' Lesley Burton, swimming in the girls 11 -I2 -year-old division, earned a silver medal in the 400 - metre •individual medley in 6:05.46 minutes, a bronze in the 50 -metre freestyle in 31.84 sec- onds, and a bronze in the 200 - metre butterfly in 3:00.12 minutes. Also competing from Wingham was Bradley Burton. uess who's corrin with dinners Looney Tunes mugs are hack at KFC. Get y PLUS for only $2,99 with the purchase of a MEGA Me TAX or $3.99 with a minimumEAI, $5 different mugipurchase, With a ;.. each week you'll want to collet all four. valu-niart Plazas Wingham 357-2221 •