HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Times Advocate, 2004-09-22, Page 21Wednesday, September 22, 2004
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Sports
Kyle Ryckman works his way through the pylons Sept. 9 during drills for atom/pee-
wee players at a hockey school held at the Zurich facility. Ryckman was one of 65
players from tyke to midget level that each received instruction for an hour an night
from head instructor MarcelVerlaan from Kincardine. Players and parents also got an
equipment fitting information session from MacLeansWednesday night.There will also
be shinny this year at the arena Saturday mornings starting at 7 a.m.for ages six to
around 12 beginning in October. (photo/PatBolen)
4-2 loss for Exeter Fury
ST. THOMAS — The
Exeter Fury continued
to struggle Saturday
in St. Thomas by
dropping a 4-2 deci-
sion on the road.
The Fury were con-
trolling the play in the
first half and took the
lead when Pete
McAllister managed to
get his head on the
ball and direct it
toward the net. Marty
DeBruyn was there to
push it across the line for
the 1-0 lead.
But Exeter continued to
have trouble holding onto
a lead.
A turnover in the defen-
sive end resulted in St.
Thomas making the score
1-1 shortly after the Fury
had taken the lead.
DeBruyn notched his
second of the game after a
good play by Ryan Carroll
and McAllister.
The Fury were unable to
maintain their lead when
St. Thomas scored another
goal almost immediately
after.
A few minutes later
defender Joe Forrester
blocked a hard shot with
his shoulder that was des-
tined for the open net to
keep the game tied.
The home team finally
took the lead for good
before half time and con-
tinued to get stronger as
the game pro-
gressed.
St. Thomas
hit a crossbar
and two posts
in the second
half or else
the score
would have
been worse.
Even when
St. Thomas
had a player
ejected in the
second half, the Fury were
unable to mount any form
of attack on offence.
The loss drops the Fury
record to 4-9-4 and they
will need a win Sunday at
Marty
DeBruyn
home against Woodstock
to avoid being relegated to
Third Division next sea-
son. The kickoff is at 4
p.m.
Marty DeBruyn will
attempt to clinch the
Second Division scoring
title as he holds a five goal
cushion as of Sept. 12.
"We're going to come out
hard on Sunday and get
those three points," said
Fury spokesman Jason
McFalls.
"There may be quite a
few changes in the make-
up of next year's team but
we will worry about that
after Sunday's contest,"
McFalls added.
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