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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News Record, 2016-03-23, Page 15Radars lead series 2-0 he Clinton Radars jumped into a two games to nothing lea against Mapleton Minto 81's this past weekend as they defeated the northern team from Palm- erston on Friday night, March 18, 5-3 and on Saturday night, March 19, by a score of 4-2. The game in Palmerston on Friday night was a chippy affair as Clinton took 38 min- utes in penalties to Minto's 36 minutes. Both goalies made several key saves as Radar goalie Marc Nother and Palmeston's Jason Hamilton kept the score close. The Radars outshot Minto by a close margin 38 to 32. Clinton took the lead in the first period as Ryan Murphy scored a powerplay goal at 9:50. Deryk Whitehead gave Murphy a perfect pass to set up the goal. Palmerston tied the game at 1-1 when Zack Graham beat Nothers from close in. In the second stanza Radars' Kurtis Bartliff gave Joey's Corner Joe Livermore Clinton a 2-1 lead at 0:46, but two minutes later Palmerston tied it at 2-2 as Andrew Coburn dented the twine behind Nother. With a steady parade to the penalty box and the action and the speed of the game picking up at the 10:40 mark, Mitch Vander- gunst gave Clinton a 3-2 lead as Reid Oliver and Mike Jar- muth did the side work on the goal. Before the second period had ended, Minton had tied the game at 3-3 on a goal by Tyson LeBlanc. In the third period, with both teams looking to take the first game of the series to the win column, it was Clinton who did the damage. Luke Vick and Sean Consitt secured the victory for the Radars. First, it was Luke Vick at 15:07 on a beautiful setup from Stefan Salituro for a one timer and then it was Sean Consitt on a slapper after Ryan Murphy and Deryk Whitehead had glorious chances to bang it home. The game got a little more chippy as the clock wound down. Back in Clinton on Satur- day night, the two teams played a smarter hockey game as both teams played it cautiously in trying to stay out of the dreaded penalty box, knowing that each team has a good powerplay. The teams bear that out as they both lead their division in scoring powerplay goals. Once again Nothers of the Radars and Hamilton of Minto played strong games in goal. Except for a fight at the end of the third period, Clinton took only 10 minutes in penalties to Minto's 8 minutes. The first period was Wednesday, March 23, 2016 • News Record 15 Playoff Leaders Gals AAssts P o inti Drew Davidson 14 Tyner Doig 23 !vier Doig 31 Ripley Radars Ripley Dams. De'rrar tililveRon 12 Lukes V uk. Radars 15 Kurtis Bdrllrff Raclars 28 Suon Consist 12 Kurti.I .artIIr 16 Luka Vick 22 Padars Ithdars Radars <urlis Beta 12 Dennis Dewar 25 F E1dEL•5 Milverton scoreless, but in the second, Clinton's speedy forward Sean Consitt gave the Radars 1-0 lead at 3:59. He scored from a wild scramble as Tyler Doig and Kurtis Bartliff had several whacks to put it home but it was Consitt who finally cashed in. It didn't take Min- ton long to tie the game at 1-1 as Brock Zinken scored at 5:29 on a similar scramble that the Radars had scored. About 6 minutes later at 11:34 Minton to the lead at 2-1 on the powerplay, but three min- utes later at 14:44 Tyler Doig, Canada has one of the highest rates of multiple sclerosis in the world_ „,,i, IS 5{hposls '5c[iV•1}• ul r.,e.ror, 5-M0C. canadinine ilk i1, ,d Lliivar rn pL qi igip 1 -8o0 -26a-7582 w. masa cioty. OFFICE HOURS The Office Hours for The Clinton News Record are as follows Mondays - 9am - 5pm Tuesdays - CLOSED Wednesdays - 9am - 5pm Thursdays - 9am - 5pm Fridays - 9am - 5pm Ne V s Ilecor 53 Albert St., Clinton, ON PH: 519-482-3443 • www.clintonnewsrecord.com fP] PasMEo+w who is leading all playoff scorers in points at 31, tied it at 2-2 going into the third period. In the third the Radars scored 2 unanswered goals to win the game 4-2. First it was Kurtis Bartliff on a solo effort at 3:11 and then it was Mitch Vandergunst at 8:42 on a drop pass from Shayne McClure. It was Vandergunst's second goal of the series. As of late, Vandergunst, who played for Stratford Cullitons last year, has really picked up his game as he has adjusted well to Senior Hockey. With the win, the Radars now lead the championship series 2 games to none as the third game shifts to Palm- erston this Friday night at 7:30 p.m. and the back to Clinton this Saturday night at 7:30 p.m. The games have been played in front of packed houses so to watch some exciting hockey get to the arena early to get a good seat, as the Radars try to win their very first All Ontario Senior Championship in 20 years. ilttititeisi 100 ROT L IsPAqE o- I4aardand Really spa rw1 Helping you is what we do. 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