Times Advocate, 1989-03-22, Page 19Zurich Atoms in Mildmay tournament
MILDMAY - The Zurich Atoms
travelled to Mildmay on the week-
end to play in the prestigious 30th
annual Mildmay -Carrick Atom
Tournament.
In the first garne, the Zurich boys
played against Sullivan Township
and came out on tie short end of an
8-2 decision to the eventual grand
champions of the tournament. '
Goal scorers for Zurich were Ste-
ven Geiger and Jeff Kirk with Chad
Ramer getting the assists on bbth
goals.
Ramer was chosen Most Valua-
ble Player of the game for Zurich.
• The second game saw the Zurich
squad dominate Tiverton, beating.
them 7-1. Steven Geiger was cho-
. sen Most Valuable Player for Zu-
rich getting three goals and two as-
sists. Other goal scorers were
Blake Schadc, Raymon Regier, Jeff
Kirk and Chad Ramer with one
goal each. Assists went to Schade
with two Marty Degroot. Peter
Caslick and Ramer with one each.
The third game of the tournament
was played Sunday.and proved to be
a thriller. At the end of regulation
time, the score • was tied at two
apiece.
Jeff Kirk and Steven Geiger had
one goal arid one assist each. Addi-
tional assists went to Richard
Masse and Blake Schade with one
each.
Then the fun began. The first
ten-minute overtime period ended in
a tie.
The second and third ten-minute
overtime periods also ended in a tie.
The shots on were 56 to 13 for
Creemore at this point in the game
but the score was still tied at two
each, thanks to goalie Kirk Durand,
Most Valuable Player for Zurich in
the game.
In the fourth overtime period,
Creemore had three more shots but
Zurich's one shot at 2:56 proved to
be the most important as Chad
Ramer dumped the puck out into
the slot to Steven Geiger who beat
the Creemore goalie to end the
game in sudden victory. This game
goes into the record book of the
Mildmay tournament as the longest
overtime game in their 30 -year his-
tory.
Now the Zurich boys were faced
with the task of resting up for the
Consolation' Championship game
in less than two hours,
They met up with Teeswater and
found themselves behind by one
goal within 10 seconds of the open-
ing face-off, however tired legs pro-
duced the tying goal 1:34 later
when Steven Geiger broke away and
put a perfect pass on the stick of
Chad Ramer who 'fired the puck
home.
Teeswater scored two more goals
but Zurich came back before the
break at the end of the second period
with a goal by Jeff Kirk assisted by
Steven Geiger and Chad Ramer and
one by Geiger assists byKirk and
Ramer.
Teeswatpc scored one more to end
the second period up one goal - 4-3.
The Zurich boys were confident
that they could meet the challenge
and came out in the third period
scoring the tying goal within 30
seconds of the start of the period on
a goal by Steven Geiger set up by
Ramer and Kirk. With 2:15 left in
the third period, Jeff Kirk, who was
chosen Most Valuable Player for
Zurich in the game, scored the win-
ner, assisted by Bryan Denomme
and goalie. Kirk. Durand.-
, The Consolation Championship
was won as a direct result of the su-
perb goaltending of goalie Kirk Du-
rand who stopped 124 of the 139 ._
shots that he faced in the tourna-
ment and was chosen the Most Val-
uable Goalie for the entire touma-
. ment on . the weekend by the
Tournament Committee:
Mini Hawks pick up up three points
HURON PARK - The Stephen
Township Mini Black Hawk Atoms
picked up three of a possible four
points in league games last week.
Thursday, they tied Bayfield 4-4
at the Stephen Township Arena and
won 4-1 in Clinton Saturday. .
Scoring for the locals against
Bayfield were; Pres Lavier from
Tom Connor, . at 6:13 of the first,
Andy Glavin from Lavier with 1:21 -
left in the first, Glavin unassisted at
8: -57 -of the second and Lavier unas-
sisted to give the Mini. Hawks the
tie after Bayfield scored three times
in the third to take a brief 4-3 lead.
Against Clinton, Chris Glavin
scored from Ken Desjardines and
Darryl Parsons at 9:14 of the first
and Glavin connected from Parsons
Parkhill
takes lead
PARKHILL - In the OMHA
semi-final playdowns "C" division,
the Parkhill Panthers have taken a
two -game lead in the best -of -five
series:
Last Tuesday, March 14, the
Panthers beat Palmerston with a
convincing 8-2 win. There was a
20 -minute delay when the hydro
failed due to a thunderstorm.
Playing well in this game with
each a four -point performance, was
Simon Desjardine and Jamie
Chalmers. They each scored two
goals and assisted two.
Two players were away on holi-
days and the rest of the team played
extremely well in this first semi-
final game.
Game two. was played last Sun-
day in Thedford. Parkhill beat Pal-
merston by a score of 7-1. The
winning goalie was Shane Ma-
guire.
In the PeeWee C semi-finals, Ha-
gersville tied the•series at one game
a picce. Parkhill travel to Hagers-
ville, but were unable to come out
on top, losing 5-2. They travel to
Hagcrsville against tonight
(Wednesday) for game three.
Molting Hawks
lose two games
EXETER - The Exeter Molting
Hawks lost both games this week,
losing to East London 10-4 and the
London Old Rascals 5-3 Monday.
Against East London, Bob Jones,
Peter McFalls, Brian Hodgins and
Ernie Ahrens each had one goal,
while Bob McDonald, Ernie Ah-
rens, Jim Pfaff, Ron Moore and
Bill Pincombe each had a single as-
sist.
Monday night Ron Moore, Ernie
Ahrens and Kcn Bergmann each had
• one. goal while Kcn Bcrgmann,
Brian Hodgins and Jack Chipchasc
' cac dad rat
night (Tuesday) in London against-
. Harveys while next Monday they
host the London Fircbirds.
Baseball fate
uncertain
The fate of minor baseball in
Exeter depends on the response to
a meeting of all interested persons
at the South Huron Rec Centre
on Wednesday, March 29.
Secretary -treasurer Wendi
Schwindt says there were very
few registrations Saturday and
"unless we ,get an adequate re-
sponse at this meeting, it could
result in the dissolution of minor
hardball in Exeter".
Volunteers are needed to coach
tyke, peewee, bantam and t -ball
as well as persons to serve as
president, secretary -treasurer, di-
rector and fund raising committee.
Registration forms are available
at the Rec Centre to be completed
and returned there.
and Connor at 2:40 of the second.
In the third, the locals scored
twice more_ to once for Clinton.
Desjardines slipped one in from
BrianJesney and Tim Morgan at
11:50 and Desjardines got his sec-
ond of the period from Morgan and
Parsons with 2:13 left to play.
Tom Connor was in net for both
games for Stephen Township.
Times -Advocate, March 22, 1989
Page 19
Lucan Midgets - Lucen Midget goalie Dan Jenken impedes the progress of a player from Langton dur-
ing the second game of the Ontario Minor Hockey Association All -Ontario Midget semi-final series Sat-
urday night at the Lucan Community Centre. Lucan won this game 6-5 and evened the series at one
game each.
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