The Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-03-23, Page 2sports
The Atom B hockey team wound up their season with a game agahist their parents. The score
in favour of the boys would have been higher had It not been for the fancy stickhandling of
the mothers who provided opposition. Shown here scrimaging for the puck are father, Barry
Johnston and atoms, Stan Kikkert, left and Steve Stothers, right. [Sentinel Staff Photo]
Atom B team play parents
The Atom B hockey team
closed off their hockey sea-
son with a game on Tuesday
evening against their par-
ents.
The score in favour of the
boys would have been much
higher had it not been for
some fancy stickhandling
and rushes by the mothers.
After the game, the ladies
from the booth treated the
boys to hot dogs and reresh-
ments.
Like all other B teams, this
too was the first year for the
Atoms, with one practice,
and one or more, games a
week. The boys were able to
develop their skating and
hockey skills.
Fleas win Teeswater tournament
By Linda Sticklend
The Lucknow Senior Fleas
won their second tournament
in Teeswater on Saturday,
defeating Kincardine 8 -• 1,
Mildmay 4 - 3 and finally
Teeswater 6 - 0.
Everyone played an excel-
lent game against Kincar-
dine with Adam Skillen al-
lowing only one goal. Scoring
for Lucknow was Chris Stev-
enson with 4 goals, Justin
Murray assisting on 2 and
Ray Dalton assisting on 2.
Brad Rhody scored 2 goals
with Vince Sticklend assist-
ing on both goals. Justin
Murray scored one goal with
Chris Stevenson assisting.
Vince Sticklend scored one
goal with Brad Rhody assist-
ing.
This win put them in con-
tention for the champion-
ship, but they had to beat
Mildmay.
It was a very tight and
hard fought game of hockey
and all the goals came from
Chris Stevenson and Justin
Murray; three for Chris
Stevenson with Justin Mur-
ray assisting on two and one
goal unassisted; one goal for
Justin Murray with Chris
Stevenson assisting.
They went on to the
championship against Tees -
water as they had in Luck-
now's tournament two weeks
ago. Defeating Teeswater
once more was a great
hockey team. Scoring for
Lucknow were Chris Steven-
son, two goals unassisted;
Justin Murray with Chris
Stevenson assisting; Vince
Sticklend unassisted; War-
ren Andrew with Ray Dalton
assisting; Robert Hamilton
with Vince Sticklend assist-
ing. Good going boys.
Lucknow hosts Bantam tourney
On Saturday, March 19,
he first Lucknow Bantam B
Jockey Tournament was
ield with six local teams
attending.
Lucknow faced off with
:incardine in the opening
'mind at 11.00 a.m. and
+dvanced with a 5 - 2 victory.
1)arin Lindsay scored Luck-
now's first three goals while
teff Burgsma and Eric Cow-
an added the singles.
The game was well played
by both teams who only took
a total of three penalties.
In their second game of the
championship round, Luck -
now met the high scoring
Belmore team at 2.45 p.m.
Again Lucknow came out
flying and managed to hold
Belmore in check for two
periods.
The score going into the
final 15 minutes was tied at 1
- 1. Darin Lindsay scoring
from Jamie Humphrey. Un-
fortunately only 37 seconds
had lapsed in the third period
when Belmore capitalized on
Lucknow's only penalty of
the game and went ahead 2 -
.
The local boys continued to
skate and check well but
Belmore's top shooter scored
the insurance goal with 9.59
:eft.
With a little over a minute
remaining Robbie Beirnes
was pulled from the Lucknow
goal for an extra skater.
Shortly, thereafter a loose
puck at centre ice found it's
way into the Lucknow net
with only 54 seconds left.
The game was then out of
reach but the local team
never quit.
Belmore went on to defeat
Ripley in the championship
final while W ingham defeat-
ed Kincardine to win the
Consolation trophy.
Tournament chairman,
Harry Burgsma. organized a
good day with excellent "B"
hockey.
The Lucknow team would
like to extend appreciation to
all the referees who handled
the tournament and theit
scheduled games throughout
the season.
The "Bs" are to congrat-
ulated on having a successful
first year of 'B- hockey.
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, March 23, 1983—Page 2
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