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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2004-02-04, Page 9THIS WEEK IN SPORTS Sherwoods take 2-0 lead. Page 10 Caldwell looking forward to Winter Games. Page 11 SOrtS TIMES ADVOCATE SPORTS TIPS? Contact Exeter Times Advocate Tel: Pat Bolen (519) 235-1336 x113 Fax: (519) 235-0766 E-mail: sports@SouthHuron.com Exeter Times -Advocate Wednesday, February 4, 2004 5-1 win Lucan versus Lambeth Lancers LUCAN — The Lucan Irish improved their record to 22-7-3-2 with a 5-1 win over Lambeth Wednesday night in Lucan to pull within two points of the Exeter Hawks. The Lucan-Exeter game Friday night was cancelled due to weather and leaves Lucan with 49 points and the Hawks with 51. Hagersville continues to lead with 57 points, leading Tavistock with 55. Wednesday night the teams 6° exchanged goals in the first period with Mike Miller tying it up for Lucan after the ° Lancers had opened the scoring`' five minutes in. A pair of goals 20 seconds apart in the second period gave Lucan the lead for good, as Tom Burns and Adam Thompson gave the Irish a 3-1 lead going into the third. Pat Flood's goal midway through the period extended it to 4-1, before Dan Kudirka's unassisted shorthanded effort made it a 5-1 finish. The Lancers outshot Lucan by a 38-29 margin. Picking up assists in the win • were Matt Read with two, and singles from George Henry, Mike Burns and Miller. ° Lucan had a makeup game • against Mitchell Monday night, r' with Belmont in town tonight (Wednesday) at 7:45 p.m. and are on the road in Mt. Brydges Saturday night at 7:30 p.m. Panthers basketball PARKHILL — The senior boys basketball team won the consolation championship at the Parkhill tournamnet on the weekend. Friday night the team had a tough outing losing 57-53 to Dorchester. Everette Dionne had 24 points and Pete Fragiskatos had eight. Saturday the team played very well defeating Regina Mundi 52-48 behind 19 points from Pete Clifford and eight from Fragiskatos. In the consolation final the Panthers shot the ball very well and played great defence defeating Woodstock Collegiate 57- 45. Dionne had 22 points, Clifford 14, and Fragiskatos had seven. All in all a good effort by everyone. Panther girls GODERICH — The Panther girls hockey team improved their record to 8-1 with an impressive 6- 0 whitewash of Goderich Jan. 21. Jolene Unwin was per- fect in net for the Panthers who were led by Leanne Cronyn with a goal and two assists. Kristin Ferguson had a pair of goals, with Katie Stewart, Kelsey O'Rourke and Meaghan Ellison con- tributing a goal and an assist each. The Panthers were at home against Central Huron Tuesday and have one league game left against Listowel Feb. 5 at 1:45 p.m. ringette Bunny Sat., Jan. 31 Chatham BunnyFest Game Exeter HMP Bunny Ringette 2 vs. St. Marys 3 Goals: Amanda Hodgert(2) Assists: Amanda Verbeke Goaltenders: Candace Powe & Amanda Verbeke Coaches Comments: Great end to end game. All players worked hard. Game 2 Exeter HMP Bunny Ringette 4 vs. Chatham 8 Goals: Lindsay Chandler, Hodgert(3) Assists: Hodgert, Victoria Davidson Goaltenders: Courtney Hoffman Coaches Comments: The team got off to a slow start, but had a great 2nd half Game 3 Exeter HMP Bunny Ringette 9 vs. Dorchester 6 Goals: Verbeke(2), Jessica Allen(2), Chandler, Hodgert(4) Assists: Hodgert(2),Chandler(3), Hoffman(2), Paige Keller, Allen(2), Sara Dietrich, Owen Chandler Goaltenders: Candace Powe Coaches Comments: Great Team effort. Next Games: St.Marys makeup game, in Exeter Sun Feb 8 at 12:00 pm and 3:30 in Hensall vs. Mitchell Novice Novice Red Feb. 1 Novice Red 8 vs. Novice White 4 Goals: Grace Stephens [3], Tess Atthill [3], Becca Reid, Colleen Govers Assists: Reid [3], Govers [2], Stephens, Brenna Atthill, Megan Verbeke Goalie: Morgan Allen Novice White Feb. 1 Exeter White 4 vs. Exeter Red 8 Goals: Jenna Regier, Taylor Hoffman (2), Sydney Kinsman Assists: Jennifer Baer, Kennedy Warren, Josie Kinsman Goalie: Sara McEwan Petite Exeter DQ Blizzard Petites Next Game: Tues. Feb. 3, 6:30 pm in St. Marys, Fri. Feb. 6, 6:00 pm in Hensall and Sun. Feb. 8, 6:30 pm in Hensall vs. Forest Tween Feb. 1 Exeter 4 vs. Forest 1 Goals: Jelaine Jackson (2), Carly Piett, Megan Pavkeje Assists: Desie Verhoven, Caelynn Deweerd, Danielle Ondrejicka, Sarah Stenhouse, Jaime Glazier, Evelyn Johns (2) Tyler Silver fights off a check Jan. 28 in Lucan against Lambeth, which ended 5-1 for Lucan. 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