The Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-01-12, Page 15Novices play Mildmay twice
The Lucknow Novice A team
matched up twice with Mildmay
this past week. Each team was
victorious in the opposing arena,
oddly enough.
On Tuesday night, Lucknow hung
on for a 5 to 4 win when they
visited Mildmay. The opposition
display strong abilities during the
first two periods.
Ricky Andrew opened the scoring
early in the game with a rebound
from Jeff McNee. Bob Raymond,
with an assist from Tyler Hamilton
and Mark Hackett, put Lucknow
ahead by two.
By the end of the period,
Mildmay had tied it up.
Hackett and. Hamilton set up a
nice play for Raymond; only to
have Mildmay .come back to tie the
game.
During third ' period action,
Mildmay quickly took the lead. It
didn't look too good for Lucknow,
until Hackett made good on a set
up by Hamilton and Raymond.
With less than 90 seconds to go,
Hamilton found his way past the
Mildmay goalie and scored the'
winning goal.
On Saturday, Mildmay visited
Lucknow and appeared to have kept
their strength up from .the start of
the week. • They came out strong
again early in the period and hung
on for a 6 to 4 victory.
Raymond opened the scoring for
Lucknow on a'rebound by Hackett,
only to have Mildmay tie it up.
Early in the second Hackett set up
Raymoncl for his second goal. Two
minutes' later, Tim Eadie fired a
shot in from the blue one and
McNee tipped in the rebound to
pull ahead 3 to 1.
Mildmay responded with the next
three goals to take the lead in the
third.
At 10:08, Raymond scored his hat
trick with a high shot assisted. by
Hamilton to tie the see -saw game.
Not 30 seconds later, Mildmay
scored the go ahead goal and in the
last minute scored again in an
empty net.
Honorable mentions this past
week to goaltender Johnston who
made some great glove saves Satur-
day and the line of Raymond,
Hamilton and Hackett for ac-
cumulating 23 points. i
Atoms ; see tourney action
The Luci@now Atom A's saw
weekend tournament action in Clif-
ford.
The first game was played against
an , evenly matched Thamesford
team. The , fust two' periods ended
scoreless.
The pace sped up in the 'third' as
Thamesford opened the scoring and
Lucknow matched .` them, when'
Brian -Stanley scored on a pass from.
Russel Mann and Jordan Hamilton.
The remainderof the period was
back and forth.
Lucknow's second goal came off
the stick of J. Hamilton on a pass
from R. Mann anti?Dennis Andrew.,
Thamesford managed one more
marker but Lucknow held them off
for the rest of the game:
Chris Wainwright scored the
game winner late in the third, as-
sisted by Steve Hare -and. Adam
Chilton.,
Game 2 •
,Game two was played against a
very strong Dorchester squad: They
continued to, chalk. up goals. during
the game as all Lucknow's efforts
to stop them failed.
Paddy Lyon robbed their goalie of
'a shut out when he broke loose and
rued one upstairs.
Final score 8 to 1 for:Dorchester.
Novice. B play Teeswater
Teeswaterdoubled up on the
Lucknow „Novice B team on Dec.
28, sending the local squad home
with a 6 to 3 defeat.
Graham Cook opened the scoring
in the fust period, with assists from
Jesse Johnston. and Derek Quinlan.
Following Teeswater's goal,
Lucknoyv went ahead again when
Quinlan dented the twine with help'
from Johnston and Cook.
Teeswater tied the game before
the period ended.
'-Teeswater took command of the
second period, scoring four goals.
Lucknow's Quinlan managed to
score one more in the third, again
assisted by Johnston and Cook.
Lucknow vs Ripley
On Saturday, Lucknow played a
strong game in Ripley, with David
Cameron scoring Lucknow's only
goal, in the first period. Quinlan
was credited with the assist.
Ripley tied the game in period
two and added the winning goal" in
period three. •
Lucknow came close to tieing the
game late in the third, but the goal
was waved off.
Final score Ripley 2, Lucknow 1.
Juveniles down Paisley
The Paisley Juveniles visited
Lucknow on Jan 8.. Allan K:kkert
dressed for the net, while Keith
Todd took on a not AO .familiar
position as a.forward.
Lucknow came out flyinf and
took their first win of 1994 with a
5 to 2 score.
At the four minute mark of play,
Scou Rintoul scored from Darryl
Gibson and Steve Adams. This fust
goal gave the team a lift and they
aritied two more before the fu:.;..
period .ended to take a 3 to 0 lead.,
Warren Andrew scored from
Chris Humphrey, while Stan Kik-
kert added the third:
During the second period, of-
ficials called a very tight game to
keep things under control. Paisley
,lost more players to add to their
frustration; They managed one goal
in the • second, while Lucknow's
Warren Andrew and Matt Drennan
each added another to give Luck -
now a5to1lead atthe end oftwo
periods.
Paisley managed to score in
period three when Lucknow was on
a short-handed shift. Lucknow's
netminder ,Allan Kikkert worked
hard to keep Paisley off the board.
.With only three regular season
games. left, Lucknow hopes to con-
tinue their winning ways. Less
penalty minutes would be a factor
to this end.
Courtney
defends
Bantams
• The Lucknow Bantam "A's" fust
game for 1994 saw them go down
to defeat 7 to 4 at the hands of
Mildmay.
Ryan Courtney dressed against
the Mildmay offence.
The first period saw Mildmay
score three goals to take',a 3 to 0
lead.
In the second, Jeff,Porter scored
from. Stuart Rintoul and Ed
Courtney. Jeff added a second goal
before Mildmay added two more to
take a 5 to 2 lead at the, end of
period two.
Lucknow tried desperately to
catch up, but time ran out.
Jeff Porter scored all four Luck -
now goals.
Lucknow is still missing Glenn
Ferguson, who is out with a broken
bone in the hand. Colin Becker will
be missed as he is out with a frac-
tured arm. •
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, January 12, 1994 — Page 15
The Bantam B's came up against Minto in
Friday night action at the Lucknow arena.
Lucknow came out on the losing end of a 6 to
2 score. (Pat Livingston photo)
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