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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-03-20, Page 12Induhow Sentinel, Wednesday, Mardi 20, 1885—Page 12 Justin Murray and Chris Stevenson received the WOAA DD championship trophy on behalf of the Ludmow Atom A team who defeated Teeswater in straight games to take the series Friday night. (Photo by Sharon Dietz ) 11/ Win WOAA trophy The Ludmow Atom A team won against Teeswater Tuesday evening in Teeswater with a score of 4 - 1. `this made it two games in a row for the team. • Teeswater worked very hard defensively but not hard enough to stop Justin Murray from scoring another hat trick Assisting 'on Justin's goals were Matt Drennan, Chris Stevenson and Chris Stevenson once more. Vince Stiddend scored the third goal after getting his own rebound while on his tummy. Donnie Cuillerier assisted on the goal. In the third and final game Friday on home ice, Lucknow again showed their determina- tion to win, the championship and came up with a 6 - 2 win. Vince Sticklend opened the scoring in a flurry in front of the net with Rob Crich assisting. Defenseman Daniel Jones scored the second goal after carrying the puck up the ice assisted by Brad Boody. Two more goals followed from Chris Stevenson assisted by Justin Murray. Ray Dalton then scored assisted by Brad Rhody and finally Justin Murray scored after a lot of hard work with Donnie Cuillerier assisting. . The team won the trophy for the W.O.A.A. championship: It was a good yearfor the team and they showed how hard work on the ice pays off. Good luck next season. Bantam -Midget B team are Ripley tournament champs The Weknow Bantam- Midget "B" hockey team ended their season on Saturday, March 16 by winning the championship at the annual. Bantam Midget B tournament in Ripley. The local team defeated Kincardine (Miller Slade) in the fust game by a score of 5 .- 3./ Goal getters for Ludmow • included Steve de Jong, Jeff Burgsma, .run Jurjens, Mark McConnell and Tim Treleaven. Inthe second game, Ludmow met Durham in a hard fought game and .came out on top with a score of 6 - 3. Harvey Kikkert topped the Ludmow scoreboard with three goals and Steve de Jong, Damen Forman and Brian Dyck registered one goal each. The championship game proved to be a real thriller as the local boys skated to a 3 -1 victor over W illiamsford. Harvey Kikkert, Darren Fbnman, and Jim Jurjens • were suooessful goal scorers against a very tough William- sford team: In one of the cleanest and best earned wins the local boys have had this season, much of the credit had to go to the goalie, , Rob Beimes. Others who worked extra hard for the Lucknow victory included Mike Pentland, Steve Hamilton, Tim Becker, Eric Cowan, Ken Logtenberg and Richard Askes. The team wishes to thank their coach, Tom Ewer, who worked with them throughout the season. They also wish to express their sincere appreciation to their coaching help- ers, Harry and Hugh Burgsma: Compete at Young Canada tournament ... *from page 11 • scoring both third. period goals, assisted by Neabel and Peter Neufeld. Lucknow came dose to upsetting a strong and confident Belmont team in the semi-final championship game as they led 5 - 3 at the mid point of the third period, but five unanswered goals by Belmont resulted in Ludmow's elimination from the Young Canada tournament. The first goal of the game was scored on Luemow's goal tender Paul Helm who could not see through the confusion in . front of his net. Belmont scored again when Shannon Roes" put in his own rebound from the slot after Helm made the first save. • Ludmow battled back to narrow Belmont's lead to one as Brad Murray scored a power- play goal unassisted at the 8.54 mark: Rod Crich tied the game for ludmow at the half way mark of the second frame and the score stayed close as' the game progressed. The third Lucknow goal was credited 'to Murray as he was the last Lucknow player to touch the puck before a Belmont player, in an attempt to clear the puck, flipped, in into his own net. Murray scored again to put Lucknow into the lead for the first time in the game with a fast. break, shooting from the' top of the crease. Murray's snap shot from the left side increased Ludmow's lead to two, only to be shattered by a Behmnt surge of five goals as Lucknow failed to clear the puck from their own. end. Belmont was successful in using body contact throughout the game which for the most part went unnoticed by the referees, however, a strong well organized team,' they deserved to proceed to the championship win. Compete at Paddyfest tournament... *from page 10 , goal posts or the goalie, but the puck just wouldn't go into the net. Arthur won the, con,$(olation 3 - 2. Honourable mention goes to Scott Rintoul for super defensive action in all three games. Thursday, March 14 Atom Bs met Ripley on home ice. With the same momenturih they used in the tournament, Ludmow won 3 - 0. The first period was scoreless. Danny Kerr opened the scoring assisted by Nathan Daer and Warren Andrew. Fbur minutes later Mark Stoll scored from Chris Humphrey and Jeremy Brindley. In the last minute of the game, Chris scored again, this time unassist- ed. Adrian Helm chalked up the shut out. Next game, the boys meet Wingham to play the Listowel Tourney champs. It promises to be an interesting game. That's Thursday, Mardi 21 at 6.00 p.m. for some exciting hockey. KINLOUGH by May Boyle - Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholsonthave returned home from their Florida holiday. Maryanne, Michelle, Mandy and Dan Rhody of London spent last week here with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brody and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Rhody and/ family. Mr. and Mrs: Bevan Stanley have returned home from their trip to Florida. SUPER SCOOP TIT1C ENT E,R T A I N. 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