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ZURICH 'A' FINALISTS -- Zurich Novices fought their way to the Hu- son Geoffrey, Bill Degroot (coach), Tim Estep, Steven Dticharme, Craig
ron Park A championship final but were defeated 6-2 by Albatross Tavern. Wragg, Jason Becker, Bryan'Denomy, Alan Jefferey, Chris. McKinnon,
From left to right are Neil Bauchamp, Mike Degroot, Daniel Finkbeiner, Ja- Brent Granger, Chad Desjardine, Justin Merner.
Huron
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Albatross are A champs
Stephen Township Albatross No- out.
vice team won the 'A' Champion-
ship of a tournament held at the Hu-
ron Park arena last week.
Stephen got off to a good start,
defeatingg Strathr_oy in their first _
game; 6 D.
Wes Regier sparked the team scor-
ing three goals and assisting on a
goal by Tim Morgan. Others scor-
ing for Stephen were Jeff Glover
and Derek Sweitzer.
Jason Glavin was in goal for the
shutout. - -
Irt their second game the Stephen
team faced Hensall and after two
good periods of ' play, Stephen
pulled away in the third period to
► record a 5-0 win.
Stephen got goals from Kurt
Mills, Wes Regier, Tim Morgan,
Greg Glanville, and Greg Hendrick.
Tom Connor recorded the shut -
ALBATROSS CHAMPIONS -- Stephen Township Novices defeated
Zurich in the A final to capture top honours in their division Wednesday at
Huron Park. Back row, left; coaches Wayne Regier, Bob Parsons, Pete
Rutten. Front row, left; Jason Glavin, Ben McCann, Darryl Parsons, Kurt
Mills, Jeff Glover, Tim Morgan, Greg Hendrick; Jeff Glavin, John Rutten,
Derek Sweitzer, Nick Parsons, Wes Regier, Matt Glavin, Greg Glanville,
Tom Connors.
Threetourney week at Huron Park
Stephen Township arena was a
busy place between Christmas and
New Years. Three different divi-
sions, Novice, Atom and Peewee,
took part in a holiday tournament.
In the Novice division, Huron
Park and Zurich battled it out in the
A championship final with the
home team emerging as the winner
by a score of 6-2 Wcdncsday after-
noon. Strathroy captured• the B
championship by defeating Lucan
Novices.
To find their way into the final,
Huron Park handed Strathroy a 6-0
loss' in the opening round Monday
and then downed Hensall 5-0 Wed-
nesday morning.
Zurich Novices worked their way
into the championship game with a .
10-1 win over Lucan Monday and a
4-2 victory over Strathroy Wcdncs-
day morning.
Local teams were completely shut
out of the Atom A and B champion -
.ship finals. Zurich managed to push
into the semi-finals, but lost to St.
Marys 5-0. St. Marys went on to
win the A championship title after
beating Bclgravc 6-5.
Huron Park was defeated 6-0 by
Blyth in the semi-finals on the B
side of the tourney. Blyth lost to
Bayfield 3-2 in the B Champion-
ship.
In the Peewee division, local
teams dominated.
Huron Park rnct Hensall in the A
championship final arid defeated
them 4-3 Wcdncsday afternoon. Lu -
can Peewees pulled out a 2-1 win
over Thamcsford in the B final.
Huron Park defeated Zurich 13-0
and Exctcr Big V Bullets 5-3 Tucs-
day to cam a berth in the A final.
Hensall made it to the A final
with a 3-2 win over Exeter Mac
Cats and a 1-0 victory over St. Mar-
ys.
Lucan Peewees were downed by
Exeter Bullets 9-0 Tuesday which
sent than into the B side of the
tourney. They faced Zurich in the
semi-final and played to a.2-2 tic,
but an overtime shoot-out gave Lu -
can a 4-2 win and sent them to the
B final.
HURON PARK CHAMPS -- This squad won the Peewee A championship title Wednesday evening at the -Ste-
phen arena. Back row, left; Mike Glavin (trainer), Mark Glavin, Peter Gibson, Johnathan Proulx, Doug Jones, Pad-
dy Morrissey, Brad Glavin (manager), Ron Mason (coach). Front row, left; Jim Dietrich, Rob Kramer, Darren Ma-
son, Jeff Foster, Ron Ganderez, Jason Kramer.
Hensall out earl
The Hensall Novice team won
their first game in the Huron Park
tournament last week by defeating
.Exeter -blue by a score of 7-0. Hen -
sail's goals scored by Brad Hartman
2, Graham Keys 2, Greg Keys 2,
and Mark Bell with a single.
The Hensall team again played
well but wcrc defeated 5.-0 by the
host team Huron Park in thcir sec-
ond game and were eliminated from
the tournament.
On Tuesday they met Exeter No-
vice travelling team and wcrc beaten
12-0.
In a regularly -scheduled game on
Wcdncsday Hcnsall beat Brussels 9-
0 with a shut -out by goalie Eric
Groot and goals by Greg Keys 3,
Mark Bell 2, Jamie Campbell 2
and one apiece by Graham Keys and
Brock Weiss.
All-in-all, it was a gruelling week
for these 8, 9 -and 10year olds who
have a record of 77 goals scored and
only 34 against with five shut -outs
so far this season.
Midgets pounce on Goderich
Exeter CC Midgets walked over
Godcrich 11-1 Wednesday in Sham-
rock action, helped along by a seven
point night from defenceman Larry
Lewis who contributed one goal and
six assists.
Rob Taylor also `turned in a
strong defensive effort, while offer-
ing up two goals and one assist.
Exeter chalked up a three goal lead
in thc first and then bettered it by
four more in thc second against a
Godcrich squad which stood with a
line up of just 11 players.
Deric McCann put the spree in
motion after four minutes of�play 'in
the first after he connected with Le-
wis.
Shawn Moore added to the single
goal lead from McCann and Lewis
at 4:23 and then Lewis scored a goal
of his own from Rob McKnight at
6:39 to round out the first period
scoring.
in the second, Jim Dickens was
the first to find the mark. He scored
'P
at 3:21 from Steve Lingard.
Hcnri DcBruyn put thc puck in
the net from Lewis with 5:49 left to
play in the period and Rob Taylor
followed with two goals before time
ran out in the second. Taylor was
assisted by Dickcns, Jcff Kints,
Moore and Lewis.
Less than two minutes elapsed in
the third when DeEruyn scored from
Rob Taylor and then Kints added a
point at 3:04, again from Lewis.
Godcrich scored thcir only goal of
the game at 4:57 but Kints quickly
righted that situation with his sec-
ond goal of the game. He was as-
sisted by Dickens and Lewis. .
With 4:21 Icft to play in the
game, Jcff Chipchase connected
with Lingard to score Exeter's l lth
goal of the game.
,Fred Gregus was in goal for Exet.
er.
The Exctcr Midget team now has
18 points with nine wins and four
tosses.
In the championship game Ste-
phen meet Zurich who earlier had
defcatcd Lucan 10-1 and Strathroy
Blue 4-2.
__ Z� i�_4�C�liilt' �'nrin�n tbC=
first period •on a solo effort by
Bryan Denomnic.
Mills scored early in the second
period on a pass from Rcgier, but
Zurich replied one minute later with
- Bryan Denomme again scoring on a
pass from Craig -Wragg • •
Regier scored late in the second
period on good pass f►om Jcff Gla-
vin -to end the period tied.
Thirty-two seconds into the third
period Sweitzer scored on passes
from Jeff Glavin and Nick Parsons.
The Stephen team then added to the
lead as Regier, Mills and Sweitzer
finished the scoring for a 6-2 victo-
ry. Jason Glavin and Connor shared
the goaltending duties.
Stephen Novice arc undefeated at
11 wins and no .losses in regular
season action.
Waxers
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only goal of the first period unas-
sisted. In the second, two goals by
Brian Willsie tuished Waxers farther
down the pole.
Belmont's Scan Bortley added a
fourth goal, putting a win out of
Exeter's reach.
With less than two minutes left •
to play in the game, Gi1fiIlan put
Exeter on the scoreboard after con-
necting with Clay.
1 lth Annual Exeter
Hawks
- Tournament -
Jan. 8 - 9 - 10, 1988
Jr. 'D' Division
Lucan
Tavistock
Exeter
Admission
(all day)
$3 Adults
$2 seniors
$14 Kds
South Huron Rec Centre
Jr. 'C' Division
Grand Valley
Caledon
Pt. Elgin
tiqd
Friday January 8
- 8:30 Lucan vs Exeter
Sat., January 9
- 12 noon Grand Valley vs Pt. Elgin
- 2:30 p.m. Tavistock vs Lucan
- 5:00 p.m. Caledon vs Pt. Elgin
- 7:30 p.m.. Exeter vs Tavistock
Sunday, January 10
- 1:00 p.m. Caledon vs Grand Valley
- 5:00 p.m. Consolation 2nd 'D'
vs2nd 'C'
- 7:30 p.m. Championship 1st 'D'
vs 1st 'C'
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