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Wednesday, November 24, 2004
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Lucan Irish pound Bombers 10-3 Tough weekend
By Pat Bolen
TIMES -ADVOCATE STAFF
LUCAN — The Lucan
Irish spotted the Belmont
Bombers a 2-1 lead early
in the second period Nov.
17 in Lucan before
exploding for seven
straight goals on the way
to a 10-3 pounding of the
visitors.
Lucan finished the
week with a 3-2 win over
Lambeth Nov. 21 to give
them a 12-4-0-0 record
for 24 points, two up on
the Exeter Hawks and
three behind league
leading Delhi, which has
played three more games
than Lucan.
The Bombers took a 1-
0 lead on a power play
with 8:40 left in the first
but the lead only lasted
for just over a minute
before Lucan's Trevor
Medeiros tied it at one
with a power play mark-
er.
The Bombers took the
lead again early in the
first but it was all Lucan
after that.
Jamie Jongsma tied it
again with an unassisted
effort just a minute after
the Bombers had taken
the lead.
Mark Read gets chance in close for the Lucan Irish Nov. 17 in Lucan against the
Belmont Bombers. Lucan hammered Belmont 10-3 before edging Lambeth 3-2
Sunday night. (photo/PatBolen)
The Irish poured in six
more goals before the
period was over off the
sticks of Mark Read, two
from Matt Blane,
Medeiros, Tyler French,
and Dan Crowley, leav-
ing them with an 8-2
lead after the second
period.
With a six goal lead,
the Irish checked the
Bombers into the ice in
the third, and fired two
more goals from Steve
Wells and Read as they
cruised to the 10-3 win.
The Irish have a pair of
games this week with
Mt. Brydges visiting
tonight (Wednesday) at
7:45 p.m. before they
visit Lambeth Nov. 28 at
7:45 p.m.
Notes...As of Nov. 21
Trevor Medeiros is first
in rookie scoring with 22
points and tied for fifth
in overall scoring along
with Mark Read with 22
points...Jamie Jonsgma
is tied for first in defence
scoring with 17 points
and for third in assists
with 13... Read is tied for
first in assists with 16
Hawks play to overtime draw
By Pat Bolen
TIMES -ADVOCATE STAFF
EXETER — The Exeter
Hawks managed a 2-2 tie
Friday night against
Mitchell in their only
action of the weekend.
The Hawks nursed a 2-
1 lead into the third peri-
od but couldn't hold the
lead and surrendered the
tying goal midway
through the period.
Neither team was able
to break the deadlock in
the extra frame, leaving it
as a draw.
The tie leaves the
Hawks with a 10-5-1-1
record for 22 points two
points back of the division
leading Lucan Irish.
Exeter coach Derek
McNair said the effort just
wasn't there from his
team, but said the Hawks
have been on a roll lately
and the team may have
been looking forward to
the rest of the weekend
with only one game to
play.
"If we would have tied
and the effort would have
been there, that's one
thing, but to tie a game
when the effort's not
there ... You have to have
a team effort and you
can't win hockey games
with three or four guys
going."
Mitchell took a 1-0 lead
in the first before Tony
Tony Regier pulls in a loose puck for the Exeter hawks against Mitchell Friday
night at the South Huron rec Centre.The teams played to a 2-2 draw in Exeter's
only game of the week.(photo/ScottNixon)
Regier put the Hawks on
the board with assists
from Adam Hartman and
Joe Nesbitt.
Larry Northover's lone
goal of the second period,
assisted by Dan Moir and
Jason Stuckless put the
Hawks up going into the
third but the lead would-
n't hold up.
The Hawks have a
busier week this week,
with three games on the
schedule, starting in West
Lorne tonight
(Wednesday) at 8:15 p.m.
and back at home Friday
for a visit from Belmont
at 8:30 p.m.
The Hawks will be back
on the road Nov. 28
against Parkhill at 8 p.m.
McNair said his goal
going into the week
would be six for six
points.
"If we get six points out
of this week, that would
be fantastic and maybe
separate us a little bit
from Lucan."
The Hawks have made
some player moves,
releasing Adam Hartman
to the Junior B Listowel
Cyclones and letting
Jason Kerwin go.
Nov. 26 will be St.
Boniface school night at
the South Huron Rec
Centre.
Notes: As of Nov. 21
Justin Hayter was ranked
second overall with a
2.60 g.a.a...Joe Nesbitt is
tied for third overall with
13 assists, for first in
power play assists with
13 and for defence scor-
ing with 17 points..Jason
Stuckless is tied for first
in power play goals with
five....Nathan Regier is
tied for fifth in rookie
scoring with 22 points.
for Sherwoods
HENSALL — The Sherwoods had a rough week-
end, losing both games they played.
Friday night in Zurich the Sherwoods let a 3-0 first
period lead slip away and came out on the short end
of 6-5 score to the Shelburne Muskies.
Chris Downie, Jeff Finkbeiner and Tyler Taylor
scored to give Hensall a 3-0 lead after one.
Chris Kennedy and Jeremy Geoffrey had two
assists on the goals while JR Davies and Jeff Glover
had single assists.
It was all Shelburne in the second as they scored
four goals including one as the buzzer sounded to
end the second to go into the third leading 4-3.
The Muskies outshot Hensall 18-5 in the period, in
what might have been the worst period the
Sherwoods had played this season.
Mike Johnson scored with the Sherwoods down
two men early in the third. Geoffrey assisted.
The Muskies went up 5-4 at the 12:30 mark of the
third. Finkbeiner scored with 6:20 left in the third,
from Johnson and Jeff MacLean.
Shelburne was given a power play with two min-
utes left and scored with 12.6 seconds left for the
win.
Hensall was outshot 40-20 on the game. Jay
Evershed was in goal for Hensall. The Sherwoods
had 24 minutes in penalties with the Muskies picking
up 22.
Saturday night in Tavistock the Sherwoods had a
bad first period, and went into the dressing room
down 3-0, and outshot 13-5.
The Sherwoods played better in the next two peri-
ods but came up on the short end of a 4-1 score.
Jarrett Jeffrey from Sean McCann and Davies
accounted for the only scoring for Hensall. Tavistock
outshot Hensall 34-30 on the night.
Andy Glavin was in goal for the Sherwoods.
Tavistock had 27 minutes in penalties to 25 for the
Sherwoods.
The next games for the Sherwoods are Friday
night in Goderich at 8:30 p.m. and Saturday night in
Hensall against the Monkton Wildcats at 7:30 p.m.
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