The Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-03-16, Page 9Novice A win the consolation trophy
The Novice "A" team was in
Teeswater on Saturday to compete
in the Teeswater Lions tournament.
After a slow start in the morning,
the boys improved steadily
throughout the day, eventually
taking the consolation trophy.
The first game of the day pitted
the locals against a Chesley team
that combined both size . and some
excellent playmaking. This com-
bination proved too much for Luck -
now as they suffered a 5 - 2 loss.
Bob Raymond notched both goals
for Lucknow with Tyler Hamilton
and Mark Hackett collecting two
assists each.
Mildmay provided the opposition
in the second round of action. After
two periods of play the score was
knotted at one goal each. Mildmay
had given the boys all kinds of
trouble during the season and they
were at it this day as well. Hackett
had given Lucknow a brief lead
with help from Stuart Moffat and
Raymond, but Mildmay had
stormed back to tie exactly one
minute later.
The pep talk between periods
seemed to have the desired affect.
The boys swarmed the Mildmay
zone in the third period to score
three unanswered goals and skate
away. with a 4 - 1 victory and a
berth in the consolation final. Ricky
Andrew pumped in two, helped on
both by Jeff McNee and Jesse Cox.
Hackett collected his second with
assists to Hamilton and Raymond.
The final' matched Lucknow
against Belmore. Lucknow carried
right on from the Mildmay game
with both great offence and
defence. At the end of the second
period the score was 5 0. Belmore
seemed unable to generate any
offence as Billy Johnston; the Luck -
now goalie had faced only three
shots in two periods of play.
The third' period was more of the
same. Lucknow potted another four
goals but with 41 seconds left Bel -
more finally solved the puzzle and
managed to get one by the Luck -
now netminder. With the game well
in hand, the Lucknow boys relaxed
too early and , gave up another
before the buzzer went. -The 9 - 2
final score alsured Lucknow they
would take a trophy home from this
tournament for the fourth year in
succession.
Scorers in the final game were
Raymond with 4, McNee with 2,
and one each for Moffat, Hamilton
and Hackett. Andrew, Moffat and
Raymond collected two assists .each
while singles went to Hamilton,
Nigel' Black, Brad Gilchrist, Tim
Eadie, , Matthew Pritchard and
Adam Martin. Team Captain Tim
Eadie accepted the trophy and pen-
nant for the team. Congratulations •
boys.
Throwers attend largest dart tourney
The world's largest' Youth Dart
tournament was held Mar. 11,12,
and 13 in Niagara Falls at the
Sheraton Fallsview hotel and con-
ference center. •
Three hundred and fifty, youth
participated in senior boys and girls
singles arid doubles and junior boys
and girls singles and doubles. They
came . from all over :Ontario,.
including Sault Ste. Marie,
Renfrew, Lucknow, Brussels and
Ottawa to name just a few.
The quality of play and
sportsmanship ' was outstanding.
John Part, world dart champion,
attended and played in the blind
'dravd tournament on the Friday
night.
Chris Massena had a chance to
talk to Mr. Part Friday night andhe
mentioned this was- his first youth
dart tournament he has attended and
that he was very impressed with
what he saw.
Dean Tiffin from . the Lucknow
youth dart team had arranged to
play a game with Mr. Part after the
blind draw tournament, but due to
Ice Demons
end round
robin series
The Lucknow Pee Wee Ice
Demons ended their round robin
play off series with two games this
week.
The first was against Blyth. When
these two teams met earlier in the
play offs, Lucknow came out the
winner but not this time. With a
shorter bench than normal, Luck -
now was only able to score twice.
Once when Mark Meriam and
Richard Walke teamed up and again
on a goal by Andy Evans and Jeff
Havens.
Lucknow vs Kincardine
Their final game was against
Kincardine I. Lucknow came out
strong, scoring' three unanswered
goals in the first period; the first by
Nathan Knorr, assisted by Meriam;
the second by Meriam, assisted by
Taylor Mali and Evans and the
third by Nick Mann unassisted. .
Kincardine scored once in the
second but that was all Clint Gunter
and Justin Brown would allow as
•again 'their strong goaltending
frustrated the opposing team.
• Final score Lucknow 3, Kincar-
dine I'1.
As the season draws to a close,
the team would like to thank the
coaches. Rod Havens, Doug
Aitchison, Bob Gunter and manager
Ted Pritchard for their /time and
effort. During regular season play,
the team had 15 wins compared to
9 losses. Although the team did not
fare as well in the play offs, partial-
ly due to loss of the teams leading
scorer Daryl Aitchison, they
unproved with every game played
but more importantly had fun.
the lateness, of the end of play .and
Mr. Part having to leave early on
the Saturday, they didn't have a
chance to play their game.
Due to the large number of
players and with only 64 boards to
play on they were all divided into
sections. Only the first and second
place player's of each section con-
tinued on to the next -round robin
knockout play on Sunday.
Out of Lucknow's four players
Dean Tiffin, Joel Sutton and Chad
Stanley placed third in senior
singles ' divisions, and Mike
Cranston fifth in junior singles.
Dean and Chad placed third, and
Joel and Mike sixth in senior.
doubles.
The local contingent had a very
enjoyable weekend with one excep
tion. Considering all the parents,
chaperons's, coaches and other
adult . spectators the number of
people volunteering for. score
keeping and co-ordinating sections
was pathetic, causing delays of
about two or more hours. Senior
boys singles was to finish at about
5:00 p.m. it started at 5 p.m. and
did not finish until 'between 7 and
7:30, p.m:
Nine people from Lucknow went
and eadh one was kept busy either
chalking, coordinating or playing;
sometithes doing two things at
once. They were kept so busy they
did not often get a chance to watch
their own boys play. Massena said
she was very disappointed in the
lack of volunteers. Lucknow's own
player's even chalked for other
when they were not playing and
sometimes even marked their own
scores which should not have hap-
pened with the number of people
standing about. • •
Massena says she was very proud
of all the Lucknow people that went
down.
Tim Bain -and Jason Stanley acted
as chaperons, with Pat Everson,
Tami . King and Chris Massena
volunteering their time to accom-
pany
the group.
Pee Wee A's advance in
Young Canada tourney
The Pee Wee "A" team is in the
Goderich Young Canada ' Tour-
nament and doing very well.
They played two games on Satur-
day; the first against Chesley, the
team that put them out of the
WOAA.
They played a great game beating
Chesley 5 to 1.
... Scorers were Jeff Andrew, Greg
Courtney (2), Craig Moffat, and
Dale' Courtney.
Goaltender was Adam Cameron.
Game two,later in the day was
against Clinton, and Lucknow was
once again victorious by a score of
7-4.
Scoring for Lucknow weir.
Jonathan MacKinnon with a hat
trick, Shane Petteplace, Craig Mof-
fat, Jonathon Chilton and Ean Mof-
fat.
Jordan Andrew was goaltender for
this game..
This Saturday, at 4 p.m., the
Lucknow team will be playing
again, this time against Ripley.
These two teams are also playing
each other Tuesday and Wednesday
in the regular group playoff series.
Games are in Lucknow on Tuesday
and back in Ripley on Wednesday.
night.
Atom A's stay in shape
The Lucknow Atom A's played a •
pairof exhibition games with
Mildmay late last week to keep in
shape.
In the first game Brian Stanley
came away with a hat trick scoring .
a goal each period.
Mildmay tied things up early in
the second; after Stanley's first
goal. Jonathan Drennan managed to
slip one by on a pass from. Paddy
Lyon to make the score 2 - 1 for
Lucknow. "
Once again -Mildmay came back
to even the score. •
Before the period was over,
Mildmay tipped in one but Stanley
scored his number two, assisted by
Chris Wainwright and Lyon. '
Mildmaywent ahead in the third,
but Lucknow tied the game when
Stanley found number three with
help from Dennis Andrew.
,Final score 4 - 4.
In the second game, even home
ice didn't help. Lucknow out as
Mildmay over powered them for
three periods chalking up nine
goals. '
Finally Stanley robbed the visiting
goalie of a shutout to make a final
score of 9 - 1.
Good news
GRAND BEND' - Funds from
the jobsOntario Community
Action program will be used to
upgrade the Grand Bend harbor
facilities, prepare a waterfront
development plan that cduld
result in 600 extra berths,
develop a marketing plan to
boost tourism and build much-
needed public parking facilities.
Approximately 30 short-term
jobs in construction and en-
gineering will be created im-
mediately as a result of $ 172,800
in funding.
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, March 16, 1994 - Page 9
ANNOUNCEMENT
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1993.
This is Paul's sixth consecutive year of
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thank his many clients for helping him
achieve this award.
If thinking of buying or selling please
contact Paul at 528-2411.
Elaine Irwin Memorial
Bantam
House League Tournament
-Friday March 18/94
Games start 8:30 A.M.
Consolation- 6:30P.M. -Championship 7:45 P.M.
Teams from Lucknow, Durham,
Mildmay, Kincardine, London, Paisley,
Mt. Bridges. Mt. Forest.
' I I
AtHouse League Tournament,
o SattrdaY March 19, 1994.
Games start at 8:30 A.M.
Consolation 5:15 P.M. Championship 6:30 P.M.
Teams from Lucknow, Belgrave,
Ripley, Bayfield, Em'bro, Hanover
plus 2 more notknown at press time.
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