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Jackie Van Osch (in white sweater) of the Lucknow Lazers tries to get the ball away from
Mildmay's Linda Spitiz. Lucknow beat Mildmay 3-2 in sudden death overtime after Glenda
Morrison, assisted by Kay Morrison, dumped in the winning goal to put Lucknow into the
consolation finals at the Mount Forest Broomball tournament held on January 9, 10 and 11.
(Mount Forest Confederate photo)
Lazers compete at tourney
The Lucknow Lazers played exceptional
broomball at the tournament °held in
Mount Forest on January 9, 10 and 11.
Their opening game was against Parr
Line of the Seaforth league. The opponents
overpowered Lucknow 1-0 which put
Lucknow into the B division.
The girls went on to beat Mildmay 3-2 in
sudden death overtime which put them in
the consolation finals against the Seaforth
Queens.
This proved to be the . most exciting
game for the Lucknow team. Seaforth held
a 1-0 lead until;, with 42 seconds left in the
second period, Lucknow tied up the score
to send the game into overtime. Unfor-
tunately, the Queens dominated the five -
minutes regulation overtime with the final
score being 5-2..
Pee Wee B's post well-deserved win
Belmore arrived in Lucknow on Satur-
day, January 11 for a re -match with the -
hometown boys.
Lucknow coaches Barry Johnston and
Ray Brown shifted some players and came
up with some different line-ups.
Lucknow 6 Belmore
Lucknow played well in the first period
to end it with a one goal lead when Dennis
Johnston scored from Stanley Kikkert.
During the second period, Lucknow
played offensively and added two more
goals. Matthew Sproulscored unassisted.
and Stanley Kikkert scored from Steven
Rintoul. Several penalties were handed out
during during the seond period for
roughing, charging and tripping.
With only seconds left in the second
period, Belmore's Sean Patterson scored
from Duane Patterson. The score at the
end of the second period was 3-1 for
Lucknow.
Lucknow's Travis Brown scored
unassisted early in the third period and
Belmore answered back when Duane Pat-
terson netted one from Mitch Wright and
John Ireland.
' The remainder of the third period kept
referee Guay busy handing out more
roughing, slashing and high sticking
penalties. Lucknow managed two more
goals by Stanley Kikkert and Steven Rin-
toul with assists going to Chris Humphrey,
Matthew Sproul -and Mark Bakker. Dennis
Johnston and John Ireland were both
handed fighting, roughing and game
misconduct penalties to end the game.
Goalie Allan Kikkert played a good
game again for Lucknow to bring the team
up with a well played game and a final
score of 6-2 for Lucknow. Good game guys!
The next game is in Wallace on Thurs-
day evening at 6 p.m.
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