The Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-12-03, Page 11Teeswater shuts out Pee
The Lucknow Pee Wee A's met their
Teeswater rivals on Friday evening. After
three periods of hard-fought hockey, which
saw Lucknow dominate the ice most of the
time, Teeswater skated a, way with the 2-q
win.
Teeswater 2 Lucknow 0
The opening period' saw Lucknow out-
shoot their opponents by about 4-1 but were
unable to beat the goalie. , ussel Sutton
made a neat play on a Teeswater 3 -on -1
breakaway by neatly tipping the puck
away. '
The second period again mainly belong
ed to Lucknow with good pressure being
exerted by all Hines. Mike Vandervelde
broke up a breakaway with a diving block.
In the middle of the period, Teesweater's
huge defenseman got the puck at the blue
line and as he prepared to shoot, all the
Lucknow players made an open corridor
from him to the net. M he fired, all were
h� itnotized by the ferocity of the shot, but
Adam Skillen did well to block the shot.
Unfortunately, an atacking winger tipped
the rebound in. The,balance of the period
saw Lucknow pressing. to even the score,
but for almost all of the last seven m ihrntes,
Lucknow played one or two players short-
handed.
The third period was more evenly
played, but Teeswater scored their second
goal when Skillet% again made a good in-
• itial stop only to have a fluke bounce go in-
to the net behind him.
Lucknow plays Monday against Blyth,
Tuesday against Mildmay and entertains
Blyth again on Friday at 7 p.m.
Pee Wees lose to Kurtzville
on November 20
The Lucknow Pee Wee B's travelled to
Kurtzville to play the Wallace Pee Wee's
November 20.
Wallace 12 Lucknow 1 •
Lucknow seems to be off to a sluggish
start this year and it looked as though the
Wallace team had control of the game
most of the time. •
The final score of 12-1 for Wallace sums
it up.
Mark Bakker scored Lucknow's only
goal from Chris Humphrey and Ray Snow.
The Wallace team scored seven
unanswered goals in the third period.
The Pee Wees were on the road again,
this time to Listowel for an afternoon
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game on November 22.
Listowel 7 Lucknow 0
The boys came out looking strong in the
first period and at the end of the period,
Listowel was held to only two goals.
During the second period, Lucknow ap-
peared to give a little and Listowel scored
twice to make it 4-0.
The final score of the game was 7-0 for
Listowel.
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