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Times Advocate, 1992-03-04, Page 15First elistars are, left; Lucan Irish defenceman Kevin Leitch, Exeter Hawk Ray Cousineau, and Lucan iristt goalie Bob Szabo. Cousineau, Leitch, Szabo bring home awards from league banquet WELLESLEY - Mitchell Hawks' . forward. _ _ Dietz was the big winner at the annual Ontario Hock- ey Association Junior Development banquet Saturday night. Dietz, who helped the Hawks to a first place finish in the west division, brought home the RSD Sports Den Most Valuable Player in that division and was also named to the division alll-star team. Exeter Hawks' rightwinger Ray Cousineau was se- lected to the all-star squad along with Lucan Irish de- fenceman Kevin Leitch and goalie Bob Szabo. Among the guest speakers at Saturday's event hosted by the Wellejcey AppleJacks, was 18 -year NHL vete- ran linesman Bill Norris. He invited graduating players to consider officiating. "It's a self -satisfying job if you do it right," said Nor- ris. He explained that in the near future, all NHL lines- men will have to have a minimum height requirement cf six feet. 'To get to the professional ranks you have to have a Kp_ry good .l�ce.s4en more -officials comeaad4ae- cause of their auitudc." Bill Billington, chairman of the Development League which was formally known as Junior D', thanked them tearepresentatives and said in order to survive as a ro gup, they have to stick together. The league could be expanding this fall as three other communities, including Parkhill -have put in a bid for a teats. Other top winners at this year's banquet included Tre- vor Murray of Pt. Stanley, the west division scoring champion with 77 points and in the east, Burfords' Paul Smith had the most points with 88. Wellesleys' Dan Huber was the MVP in the east divi- sion. Playoff update: In the east division these are the playoff matchups: Mitchell -Belmont, Lucan-Alvinston, Pt.Stanley-Seaforth, Exeter -Lambeth. Lucan begins its series with the Flyers tonight in Lu - can at 8:15 p.m. and again in Lucan at 7:15 p.m. on Sunday. Mohawks' captain Jeff Shipley is attended to after crashing into a.net during Friday night's Senior 'A' game in Exeter. The next night Shipley had three goals. Mohawks sweep Ingersoll Continued from page 13 ing - dhe elegufar season. Ingersoll won the final regular game, 4-3. "The way ave finished the season, we weren't playing well and tradi-. tionally we have trouble with these guys.,, , One thing Exeter was doing a lot of on Friday was shooting the puck. Nagueria made a huge save on Couture early in .the fust period. . The Ingersoll goalie was caught behind the net and when the puck was brought back to the point to Couture, Nagueria some how got back in position and made a huge save. Mohawk moments:...Tim Fritz is not expected to rejoin the team for the playoffs...Tirnes-Advocate three stars on Friday's game: I. Joe Scherer 2. Tim Shields 3. Chet Couture...Centre Paul Barnes still sits out with a back injury. • Tfines-Abvooete, Matfett' 4, 1992 Fate 16 Junior ' D' o key Overtime loss Wives Hawcs keen `By Ray Lewis EXETER - A powerplay goal at 6:44 of overtime took the wind out of the Exeter Hawks sails as they dropped the first gawk of their OHA Development league best -of - seven series to the visiting Lamh• dth Lancers Sunday night before a large home crowd. "It's going tube a-teugh, close se - Hes " saki coach h*ui ICemiek. "This was a game of bounces and - we jast-didn't get'the-ttghte les." The contest was a nailbiter throughout with great saves, gond hits and many anxious moments. Both squads had chances to net the first goal but brilliant plays at ei- ther end kept the game scoreless. About 10 minutes in the Lancers were -pressing Wheri'Exeter goal - tender Jason Bukela slipped while out of his crease making a save. The puck came to a Lambeth for- ward staring at' an open net, but Dave Dalrymple dove across the goalmouth to make the save. The -Lancers -managed -to -take -a 1-0 lead into the dressing room, when Warren Smith went in alone on Bukela. But when the teams came back out for the second frame, Exeter wasted little time in tying things up. Shawn Chipchasc took a pass from Larry Lewis near centre and skated into the Lambeth zone Chipchase faked a pass and after Lancer goalie Darryl Bond commu- ted himself, Chipchase slid the puck past his outstretched leg. The game got a little more physi- cal with both teams dishing out some hard . hits, especially Hawk defenceman Jeff Dalrymple who was a one-man wrecking crew. Midway through the third period, Shayne Robinson gave the locals a 2-1 lead, when he converted a pret- t) three-way passing play with Chipchasc and Nathan Blight. Things looked good for Exeter as they continued to press, outshoot- ing the Lancers 14- I in the frame. But with 48 seconds remaining in the game, Lambeth won a key face- off in the Hawk's zone. The puck came straight back to Lancer cap- tain Steve Plaskett and his ice -level shot was behind Bukela before any- one else could move. The teams went into overtime and after some itantic action at beth ends, referee Paul Pettit sent defenseman Dave Dalrymple to the penalty--box-for -toughing. - numb - eth's Jim Moore scored the winner and the visitors added an insurance Ozal with just over a minute left. After the game, Kernick said he was happy with his team's perfor- mance, and is looking forward to Wednesday's game in Lambeth. "We've played well on the read all year and we swept Lambeth at home," said Kernick. Exeter forward Derek 'Shackleton was equally enthusiastic. "Their goalie played excellent to night," said .Shackleton. "Rut we'll be ready for Wednesday." -The HaWks-nerit1itsttie gdti+c'Will be Friday night at 8:30, and after travelling to Lambeth Sunday will be home for an 8:30 start Tuesday. Dishing out a hard hit against the boards in Sunday's Junior 'D' game, was Exeter defenceman Larry Lewis who gave Lambeth's Shad Bogart a check. 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Meagan Raiz, Tracy Taylor Mardi 1 • EaNer'Cwsan 1 vs St. Marys I Gro: Shawna Rowe (3), JoDoe Rowe (2), Kelly Regier, Teresa Sure, Cheryl Wein, Amy Edwards. Sam Moautiaphn, Sara Sax' Mew: prealee Mayer (2). Tarry Taylor. Sass Muaurijohn (2), Sara Sabo (2). Sharma Rawe.MDee Rowe (2). Cudyn Quinn Exeter.& District Bunnies March 1 • Exeter Buaates 5 vs MM(cieM Bowies 4 Goals: Karly l'ukler, Uciuse Ritchie (2), Megan Preszcator, Amanda Wuenh Assists: Kelp Fuilon Exeter & District Petite !,•, February 27 - Becker Farm kqulp. 4 vs Stratford 02 6 Gash: Mtasy Ilayter (2). Alicia Lawrence, Julie Godbolt Assists: Mussy Ilayter, Altos Lawrerkr. Julie (;enuncr, Cathleen Chapycl, Sarah Ilamiltun, Jodi Truernncr . Suaday, March 1 • Backer Farm Lode. 10 vs Galeria #2 6 Gals: . 'isay Hayter (4), 'I racy Wilson (2), Jodi Truauner (2), Kim Keller. Alicia L awuence Assists: 'i racy Wilson, Kim Keller, Alicia Lawrence, Sarah Hamilton (4), Sarah Wuenh (2), Dawn Corbett, Julie Gaoturer, Kelly Farwell Mohawks sweep Ingersoll Continued from page 13 ing - dhe elegufar season. Ingersoll won the final regular game, 4-3. "The way ave finished the season, we weren't playing well and tradi-. tionally we have trouble with these guys.,, , One thing Exeter was doing a lot of on Friday was shooting the puck. Nagueria made a huge save on Couture early in .the fust period. . The Ingersoll goalie was caught behind the net and when the puck was brought back to the point to Couture, Nagueria some how got back in position and made a huge save. Mohawk moments:...Tim Fritz is not expected to rejoin the team for the playoffs...Tirnes-Advocate three stars on Friday's game: I. Joe Scherer 2. Tim Shields 3. Chet Couture...Centre Paul Barnes still sits out with a back injury. • Tfines-Abvooete, Matfett' 4, 1992 Fate 16 Junior ' D' o key Overtime loss Wives Hawcs keen `By Ray Lewis EXETER - A powerplay goal at 6:44 of overtime took the wind out of the Exeter Hawks sails as they dropped the first gawk of their OHA Development league best -of - seven series to the visiting Lamh• dth Lancers Sunday night before a large home crowd. "It's going tube a-teugh, close se - Hes " saki coach h*ui ICemiek. "This was a game of bounces and - we jast-didn't get'the-ttghte les." The contest was a nailbiter throughout with great saves, gond hits and many anxious moments. Both squads had chances to net the first goal but brilliant plays at ei- ther end kept the game scoreless. About 10 minutes in the Lancers were -pressing Wheri'Exeter goal - tender Jason Bukela slipped while out of his crease making a save. The puck came to a Lambeth for- ward staring at' an open net, but Dave Dalrymple dove across the goalmouth to make the save. The -Lancers -managed -to -take -a 1-0 lead into the dressing room, when Warren Smith went in alone on Bukela. But when the teams came back out for the second frame, Exeter wasted little time in tying things up. Shawn Chipchasc took a pass from Larry Lewis near centre and skated into the Lambeth zone Chipchase faked a pass and after Lancer goalie Darryl Bond commu- ted himself, Chipchase slid the puck past his outstretched leg. The game got a little more physi- cal with both teams dishing out some hard . hits, especially Hawk defenceman Jeff Dalrymple who was a one-man wrecking crew. Midway through the third period, Shayne Robinson gave the locals a 2-1 lead, when he converted a pret- t) three-way passing play with Chipchasc and Nathan Blight. Things looked good for Exeter as they continued to press, outshoot- ing the Lancers 14- I in the frame. But with 48 seconds remaining in the game, Lambeth won a key face- off in the Hawk's zone. The puck came straight back to Lancer cap- tain Steve Plaskett and his ice -level shot was behind Bukela before any- one else could move. The teams went into overtime and after some itantic action at beth ends, referee Paul Pettit sent defenseman Dave Dalrymple to the penalty--box-for -toughing. - numb - eth's Jim Moore scored the winner and the visitors added an insurance Ozal with just over a minute left. After the game, Kernick said he was happy with his team's perfor- mance, and is looking forward to Wednesday's game in Lambeth. "We've played well on the read all year and we swept Lambeth at home," said Kernick. Exeter forward Derek 'Shackleton was equally enthusiastic. "Their goalie played excellent to night," said .Shackleton. "Rut we'll be ready for Wednesday." -The HaWks-nerit1itsttie gdti+c'Will be Friday night at 8:30, and after travelling to Lambeth Sunday will be home for an 8:30 start Tuesday. Dishing out a hard hit against the boards in Sunday's Junior 'D' game, was Exeter defenceman Larry Lewis who gave Lambeth's Shad Bogart a check. Owe Bigger & Better SECOND ANNUAL Local dealers present a fine selection of .. • Hardtop Tent Trailers • Travel Trailers • Fifth Wheel Trailers • Park Models • Motorhomes • Van Conversions MARCH 13th to 15th 1992 Stratford Fairgrounds Coliseum Strafford, Ontario SHOW HOURS Friday noon - I 0 pm, Saturday 9 am - I 0 pm Sunday noon to 6 pm FREE PARKING - DOOR PRIZESADMISSION S2 AN) &INA PIIIWIPMENT Mot ift 192* 1 credit fie, ,hea1,99 and rays b@'^ len rel,, ,.ry6 natula, pa 17 yw tins "y 91, r 44 a anevy.sae a 'e, �e�C^rrar Nfh therrnosia, OFFERS DO MARCO 2843922 in to sold. >e bya natural t " Don't get left out the Let the fuel wet swings offered t !� � Ji � j� � S pm 1�I,py. Itigth•etrciency furnace warmispyuur. winter. y� �pp Upgrade your existing furnace too hlghldiciettcy natural gas furnace, or a complete l �rt t ,�4l / home comfort heating and cooling p en pd YOU (xg1ld l ave.up to $4($ I, plus make un equipment payments until July 1902. Ask ,far detallsrabgtlithese and oilier buuuses available. ($P1JOfl Gas 11111 or. Allmon rpasH ealtng ted Dever Organzation, Atlaws not appiealse We briugthe euerg'