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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Times Advocate, 2008-11-05, Page 19Wednesday, November 5, 2008 Times -Advocate 19 SPORTS & I.F.ISi?RE Lucan-Ilderton Jets suffer first loss of the season By Ben Forrest TIMES -ADVOCATE STAFF TAVISTOCK The Lucan-Ilderton Jets lost their first game of the year on the week- end, surrendering a 6-3 decision to Tavis- tock. The Jets led 1-0 after the first period thanks to a goal from Ryan Fletcher, but surren- dered six goals in the second period. The referees seemed to think we should spend some time in the penalty box in the second period, said general manager Rob Andrews, noting that Jets player Jeff Cook also scored in the second frame. Fletcher added his second goal in the third period, while Tavistock was held scoreless. Two of the three periods we outscored them and we outplayed them, said An- drews. The second period we just ran into penalty trouble, and those are little things you re going to have to play through. Some nights the refereeing just isn t go- ing to go your way, and you ve got to deal with that. Andrews noted the team was working hard initially but may have underestimated Tavistock. I think they figured, This could be easy, and they let up in the second period, he said. When you let up, you tend to get those lazy penalties, and Tavistock is too good of a team to have a letdown against. As soon as you do that, they 11 jump on you and capitalize on any chances they get. The Jets feature 12 new players this year, but playing the majority of their early games on the road has helped team chemistry, An- drews believes. If we can weather the storm and get over this extended road trip we re on once we get back to the friendly confines of Lucan we should be OK, he said. Andrews also believes the team s younger players are starting to acclimate to the type of hockey played in the WOAA. We ve got some real young guys coming out of Jr. B where those guys were on the ice maybe three, four times a week, said Andrews. It s quite an adjustment for those young guys to go from being on the ice three or four times a week to Senior hockey, (where they 11 only be on the ice) maybe twice a week. The Jets will play Petrolia next, and An- drews anticipates an- other tough contest. We re going to have to go in there and play a typical road game, which is a one -goal game, and play them really tight and hope for the breaks, he said. Hopefully we re the team that comes out of there (with a win). Two hat tricks from Irish players in victory By Ben Forrest TIMES -ADVOCATE STAFF LUCAN The Lucan Irish notched a lopsided victory at home on Oct. 29, beating the Ayr Centennials 7-3. Lucan s Adam Hartman opened the scoring with a power play goal assisted by Tyler Medd. Medd then netted a goal of his own, the assists going to David Latta and Zack Yeo. Ayr answered back with a goal from Robbie Martin, but Medd scored unassisted with roughly four minutes remaining, leaving the score 3-1 for Lucan after 20 minutes. Medd then scored early in the second period, capturing a hat trick with helpers from Darcy Ward and Yeo. Ayr scored its second goal of the game 90 seconds later, but Lu - can s Dustin McTaggart scored with roughly five minutes re- maining, making the score 5-2 for Lucan. McTaggart scored Lucan s first goal of the third period, a pow- er play effort assisted by Alex Regan. Ayr s Andrew Tapsell scored his team s final goal of the game with five minutes remaining, while McTaggart notched his second goal of the period and third of the game with 3:20 re- maining. Goalie Trevor Pearce stopped 23 shots in the victory, while Ayr s Kyle Debus had 27 saves in the loss. Lucan plays Wellesley at home tonight (Nov. 5) before heading to Mt. Brydges on Saturday. Luck of the Irish Tyler Medd of the Lucan Irish carries the puck down ice during the first period in a recent game against Ayr. 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