The Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-03-02, Page 11Novice B win
two games
The Novice`B team had two
exciting victories this week.
On Feb. 24, the team travelled to
Howick.
After two scoreless periods, Luke
Van Osch scored early in their
third, assisted by Derek Quinlan
and Jesse Johnston.
Howick tied the game, but
Johnston retaliated with help from
Preston Drennan.
Howick pulled their goalie in the -
last minute of play and with only
two seconds left on the clock,
Johnston scored to finish the game
at Lucknow 3, Howick 1.
Netminder Dustin Farrish
displayed excellent goaltending.
Ripley vs Lucknow
On Saturday, the team hosted
Ripley who opened the scoring
early in the first. Lucknow carne
back fast with a goal from Van
Osch, assisted by Quinlan, and
Kevin DeBruyn.
Ripley took the lead in the second
period and held on to it until in the
last minute of play Lucknow pulled
their goalie and with six attackers
managed to tie the game. Johnston
was credited with. the goal with an
assist to Van Osch.
Both teams played hard in the 10
minute overtime, but all the action
was in Ripley's end..
With just 23 seconds left in the
overtime period, Van Osch dented
the twine assisted by Johnston and
Blair Morrison for a crowd roaring
victory of 3 -.2.
Pee •Wee A's
take series
. The •Lucknow Pee Wee A team
started their round of playoffs
against Clifford on Feb. 20.
Lucknow scored twice in the first
period and seven times in the
second period to win the game 9 to
2.
Goals for Lucknow went to Rob
McGee, Jeff Andrew (2), Craig
Moffat (2),, Greg.. Courtney, Dennis
Lubbers, Jonathon Chilton and
Shane Petteplace: _
Assisting on these goals were
Cameron Moffat,. Dale -Courtney,
Jonathon- MacKinnon, Mark Stan-
ley, Dennis Lubbers, Shane Pet-
teplace and Conor McDonagh.
Jordan Andrew played a strong
• game in net.
Game 2
Game -two was in Lucknow on
Feb. 22 and saw Lucknow take the
series two games straight.
Lucknow scored once in the first
period, three times in the second
and seven times in the third, to win
the game 11 to 1.
Rob McGee started the scoring
again for Lucknow. Other point
getters were Craig Moffat. (3), Ean
Moffat (4), Dennis Lubbers, and
Jonathon MacKinnon (2).
Jeff Andrew, MacKinnon, G.
Courtney, Stanley, Lubbers, E.
Moffat, D. Courtney, Craig Moffat
and Cameron Moffat assisted on the
goals.
Adam Cameron was in net for
this game holding the opposition to
one marker.
Bantam A's win Ripley series
The third game in the Bantam A's F,nal score Lucknow 5, Ripley 2.
playoff series was played in Ripley `� Game 4
on Feb. 21. Ripley came to Lucknow on Feb.
Lucknow scored early in the first 23, with the host team taking a two
when Colin Becker netted one goal lead, from Ed Courtney and
assisted by Trevor Moffat and Ed Jeff Porter. Assists were credited to
Courtney. J. Porter and Becker.
Lucknow led by one until late in Lucknow added one more m the
the second when Ripley tied the . second when Kevin Rintoul tipped
game. Ripley subsequently went in a nice one. on a setup by Trevor
ahead by one but Lucknow Moffat. In the third, J..Porter added
managed to tie the game with five one from T. Moffat and ' E.
minutes left in regular time. Chad Courtney.
Freeman did the damage on the Ripley scored halfway into the
Ripley goaltender, with help from third to spoil Lucknow netminder
Kevin Rintoul. Ryan Courtney's shutout,
Lucknow came out strong in the A determined Lucknow team
10 minute overtime with Becker continued to force the play and they
scoring two in less than• two . were rewarded by two more goals
minutes to put Lucknow up two. from Becker,• with assists to J.
Assists were from Trevor Moffat, . Porter and E. Courtney.
Doug Johnston and Kevin Rintoul. , This ends the series with Luck -
Ripley sacrificed their goalie and now taking three games in succes-.
added an extra . attacker. This sion after Ripley won the first
opened the door_ and Lucknow's game.
Stuart Rintoul,. from Johnston, The next action' for the Bantam
scored in the empty. net. A's is not yet finalized.
Ice Demons lose two
The Lucknow Pee Wee Ice playa much ditierent style of game
Demons travelled to Kincardine on than Lucknow is used to, with a lot
Feb.. 21 for a playoff game against more happening behind the play.
Kincardine II. - Stephen Township scored in the
The exceptional goaltending of first and added one more in the
Clint Gunter and Justin Brown kept second.
the game from becoming too one-
sided as the coaches juggled the
lines trying to fill the large hole
caused by Daryl Aitchison's ab-
sence. Daryl, the team's leading
goal scorer and captain will be out
for the remainder of -the season with
a broken ankle caused by an ac-
cident at school. '
Taylor Mali moved up from assis-
tant captain to captain, while Jeff
Cranston now wears the assistant
captain sweater..
Kincardine scored twice before
Richard Walke picked up his own
rebound and scored. Kincardine •
added one more just before the
game ended to take -the win 3 to .1.
Lucknow vs Stephen Township.
On Sunday, Lucknow played
Stephen Township, out of Huron
Park. This team was put in Luck-
now's group for the playoffs. They
Atom B's lose.
secondgame in
playoff series
The' Lucknow Atom B team
displayecj, strong shooting abilities
and took an early lead in the second
game of their series with Walkerton
on Friday' evening.
It wasn't long until Walkerton
found their strength and took the
lead away from the host team.
Although Lucknow kept the pres-
sure on and it appeared they might
catch up, Walkerton proved too
powerfuland took home a 7 to 5
win. _
Scoring for Lucknow were Mat-
thew Martin with .a hat trick, and
Cory Robertson and Kiel Farrish
with singles. Scott Austin and
Jeremy Austin picked up two assists
each, and Jordan Schell a single.
Alicia Thacker, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Eric Thacker, placed first
in the junior division of the Legion
• speaking contest. Good luck in
Seaforth Alicia.
Visitors over the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van Dam were
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Newhook, of
Oshawa, and Phillip Neil of l3rus-
sels,
Mr. and Mrs..' John Scott of
Ripley visited on Tuesday with
Edna and May Boyle.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Van de
Klippe of Kincardine visited, with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barr here.
Mr. and Mrs. Morley Bushell of
Wingham had Mr, and Mrs. Jack
Barr for dinner to help Morley
celebrate his birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barr visited at
Kincardine with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
McFarlan.
KINLOUGH
by, May Boyle
Joyce Hedley, Debbie
Smolenaars, Kelsey and Kloe,
Karen McMurray and son Nathan
went to Kitchener on Saturday to
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Kevin
Howey and family.
LeaAnne Haldenby • and Brad
Engel returned home Saturday from
a trip to Cancun, Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Haldenby
accompanied their daughter, Sara to
the John Diefenbaker High School,
Hanover, for the music festival. The
Kincardine High School '• ind com-
peted along with 52 clhei groups.'
The hard work of Nick Mann
paid off as he scored on a scramble
in front, assisted by Richard Walke.
Stephen Township regained their
two goal lead before Mali carried
the puck up the ice, passed to Troy
McKenzie who set up N. Mann in
the slot and he hit the twine with
his backhand. •
In the third, Stephen Township
padded their lead with two more
before Mark Meriam closed the
gap, assisted. by Chris Tabor.
Despite a valiant effort by the
Lucknow squad, they went down to
defeat' as Stephen Township
doubled upon them with a 6 to 3
score.
Atom A's end
playoffs
The Lucknow Atom A's' ended
their playoff season with a strong
Ripley team last week. The Ripley
squad took the series two straight.
In the second game, Lucknow
opened the scoring when Paddy
Lyon went in alone.
Ripley finished the scoring with
four unanswered goals to win 4 to
The team will keep in shape for
an upcoming tournament by playing
some exhibition games.
The Atom A's got off to a rocky
start but showed they were capable
of much better as the season
progressed.
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, March 2, 1994 - Page 11
Close •race in
Ripley league
QOWLING
Ripley Bowlers
H.S. and H.D. to date: Ladies'
Donalda Pollard 201, and 329;
men's Cliff Turel 246, Ed Fink 399.
Games 150 and aver: Joan
McLeod 158, Al Schaus 159, Jim
McDonald 165, Donalda Pollard
201, Kay Collins 160, Frank Rumig
207.
Standings: Robins 33, Cardinals
32, Bluebirds 31, Wrens 22, Larks
12, Orioles 11.
Monday Night Mixed
Ladies' H.S. Grace Finnigan 207,
H.T. Wendy Ritchie 520. •
Men's H.S. and H.T. Gerald
Rhody 286, 724.
Games over 200: Grace Finnigan
207, Fred DeBoer'208, John Van
Diepen 201, Emerson Howald 233,
John Andrew 204, Robert Jones
206, Harold Elliott 200, Tom
Downey 258, Eric Taylor 280, 220,
Gerald Rhody 286,,278.
Standings: John's Jokers 101,
Noisy Critters 85, Pigeons 83,
Ramblers. 81, Jokers 59, Bluejays
•cl
Wednesday Night Mixed ,
H.S. ,and H.T. to date: Ladies'
Dianne Archer 310, Merle. Rhody,
742; • men's Ron Cassidy 314,'
Gerald Rhody 755.
Games over 200: Bev McNay
227, Lois Chaput 208, Jim Miller
256, ;211, Eric Taylor 220, 208,.
207, Gerald Rhody 207, 221, Steve,
Van .Osch 203, Ron Cassidy 212,
Ron. Machan 205, Merle Rhody
211, Marion Jones 206, Betty Van'
Osch 213, 258, Torn 1-iogan 246.
. Standings: Pussycats 101, Chip-
munks 87, Woodchucks 75, Beavers
69, Bunnies 61, Squirrels 55. • ,
Youth Bowling ,
Games over 125: Patrick Ritchie
132, Russ Mann 147, Wyatt Kwan
128, Jennifer Beyersbergen 154,
Denzel Archer 129.
Town 'and Country
Ladies' HIS. Kay. McCormick
166, H.D. Anne Anderson 317.
Men's H.S. George Taylor 193,
HD. Ian Dougherty 325r
Games 150 and over:/ Anne
Anderson 160, 157, Ian Dougherty
166, 159, Dave Swan 158, 159,
George Taylor 193, John McKinnon
174, Dick Nettleton 174, Cliff
Menary 151, Kay McCormick 166,
Evelyn Phillips 155. ,
Team points: Daffodils 69,
Hyacinths 58, Crocuses 57, Pansies
55, Snowdrops 40, Tulips 36. ,
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