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Times Advocate, 1994-01-05, Page 11Times -Advocate, December 29,1993 Page 11 • Sports shorts Lucan precision teams preparing for competitions"`' LUCAN - The Lucan Precision Figure Skating Teams were on the ice last Wednesday night and pre- sented a demonstration of the skills they will be using in upcoming competitions. The Junior Team called 'Fire on Ice' is comprised of girls between the ages of 14 and 19 and are coached by Alma and Carol Moir and choreographed by Suzanne Grigg. Their first competition is sched- uled for Jan. 22 in Fort Erie and then they head to Windsor foVtr lowed by St. Catharines and then March 26 in Lucan. . The younger group, the 'Ice Gems' is made up of girls between 7-12. They have four competitions beginning with Fort Erie, then SL Marys, Durham and Lucan. They are coached by Raellen Seamen and 'managed by Gail Moir. Exeter Club holds its test day EXETER - At the Exeter Figure Skating Club's test day held in De- cember the following skaters passed their various levels; Prelimi- nary Edges - Megan Gaiser, Greg Hilliard, Lindsay McLeod. Third Figure - Kim MacLean. Fourth Fig- ure (first part) - Andrea Weigand. Dutch Waltz - Greg Hilliard. Ca- nasta Tango - Jenalyn Baker, Meg-. an Gaiser, Alicia Laye. Baby Blues - Michelle Hakvoort. Fiesta Tango - Jonathan Ens. Ten Fox - Jena Darling. All-stars named EXETER Seven local hockey players have been selected to play in the Shamrock* --Hockey League all-star games on Friday in Lamb- eth. Representing the Exeter Ban- tam Legionnaires will be forwards Jeff MacLean and Jeff Sararas along with defensemen BrianJ ich- ardson. Goalie Darren Kints alpng with forward Gavin Snell and defense - men Mau Godbolt and Trevor Tay- lor will represent the RSD Midget Generals. The bantam game is at 7 p.m. followed by the midget con- test. Challenge ladder EXETER - At mid-season the third round of squash at the Huron Racquet Club is . complete and players are eager to start a New Year's league this week.. Leading the November - December league's first division was Jamie Grant while Jim Jean placed a close second. Doug Hock and Stu Homuth tied for the top spot in the second division and Steve Johns and Vernon Dean took first and second in the ttiird group. A squash challenge ladder was started in December and this will continue into mid-January. Orga- nizer Jamie Dougall is pleased to see 17 signed up already. Prizes will be awarded for the top and most often played members. The club's annual meetin ,is Sun- day at 7:30 p.m. "It's a chance for all members to make suggestions and changes and improvements to the club," said Dougall. Recent alterations to the showers and for court renovation have been welcomed by tete players. Lucan precision teams put on a display of their talents last Wednesday night in Lucan. Here the 'Ice Gems' perform. Minor hockey scoreboard Zurich Storm head to tournament final Silver Stick '94 TIV TON - Outscoring their opponents 31 to 9 the Zurich Peewee have advanced to the Silver Stick Tournament final. On Saturday at 5 p.m., the Storm who are undefeated in 11 league games, will take on Wallace. Over the holidays, the Storm beat Ayton 10-3, Shallow Lake 7-1,St. Clements 8-1 and in the semi-final topped Ripley 6-4. Against Ayton, both Jarreu Jeffrey and Nick Regier had two assists while Brad Brown had two goals and three assists. Rrown had two go:Ss and duce assists against Shallow Lake while Jel-" frey netted two and added two assists. Also scoring was Regier with two/ plus an assist. Jeffrey had four goals and two assists against St. Clements while Brown had three goals plus three assists. Mike Laporte also scored for the win- ners. Brown had four plus an assist and Jeffrey had a goal and three assists against Ripley while Jeremy Geoffrey also scored. Goalie Daryl Smale picked up the four wins. Over $24,000 in prizes available TORONTO - Penalty Free hockey :will once again be re- warded with the return of the Penalty P cc Sweepstakes for a seventh campaign. This year's program promises to be the best yet, with 52 teams who play a penalty free game being reward- ed with exciting prizes valued over $24,000.00. This year, the Penalty Frcc Sweepstakes will run from De- cember 26, 1993 through Janu- ary 30, 1994. Any amateur hock- ey team in Ontario that plays an entire game penalty free during the contest period is eligible to enter. The Penalty Free Sweepstakes will try to better the record 4,723 team entries received last year. Developed by the Mem- bers of the hockey Devclop- ment Centre for Ontario, the program has had over 21,000 en- tries during it's first six years. "With over 63 percent of the 21,(XX) entries either winning or tying their penalty free game, this program certainly has illus- trated that clean hockey is win- ning ,hockey," noted Program Spokesperson Paul Henderson. "We definitely think the Penalty Prec Sweepstakes program is helping to change the attitudes et people, involved with amateur hockey in Ontario." Details arc available from your localminor hockey assoc Tyke Tournament Decennber29 Bderton Mighty Ducks 6 vs. Lucan Light- ning 1 'Medford 7 vs. Lucan Thunder 6 Exeter Little Hawks 1 vs. ML Brydges 7 Exeter Little Blues 7 vs. Bderton Hawks 6 (OT) Lucan Lightning 10 vs. Fader utile Hawks I /Merton Mighty Ducks 3 v17101t. BryEges'I Lucan Thunder 5 vs. ndertm Hawks 4 Thedford 6 vs. Exeter Little Blues 0 Thedford 4 vi. Bderton Mighty Duda 2 Legionnaires fall to Mitchell WATFORD - After winning their first two games in Watford the Exeter Bantam Legionnaires came up short 6.3 against Mitchell. Last Tuesday Exeter beat Ridgetowrt 4-1 as Jeff MacLean had two goals and two assists with single goals from Geoff Maver and Scott Rasenberg. Jeff Sararas had two assists. Wednesday, MacLean had three goals and three assists in a 9-0 shutout win over Mooretown AE. Goalie Mike Schwindt had the shutout and add- ed an assist. Also scoring were Dave Farquhar and Ryan Beckett each with two while Rob Morrissey and Wes Regier had two assists each. Against Mitchell, Farquhar had two goals and MacLean netted the other. Bad roads stop Broncos ALVINSTON - The Exeter Atom Broncos got a tough break on Thurs- day when they had to forfeit their game to Kingsville. Exeter could not get to the game due to bad road conditions and the Silver Stick committee would not reschedule the game. Exeter was nipped 4-3 in overtime by Dresden. Scoring for Exeter were Craig Overholt, Mike Seip and Mark Bilinsky. Dresden scored 21 seconds into the overtime period. 'B' Final Lucan Lightning 7 vs. Lucan Thunder 5 Lucan goal scorers for tournament: Michael Jacques (8), Tyson De.Jang (7). Joey Pikul (6), Michael Noyes (4), Geoffery Moss (4), Brad Funston (2), Bailey Van- Praet, Josh Taylor, Scott Thompson Tyke Leprechauns January 2 Mitchell 3 vs. Leprechauns 3 Goals: Michael Jacques, Michael Noyes (2) Aria: Jason Simpson, Jacques, Tyson De - Jong Shamrock Novice December 18 - Exhibition game Tlumesford 0 at Lucan 10 Goals: Donnie Park (2), Adam Finch (3), 1'cxnnnic McHugh (2), Brian Morley, Thom- as Mills, Mike `Bancroft Assists: Man Blane (2), Morley (2), Scott Riddell (3), Mike Anker (2), Bancroft, Jeff Moon, Mills Shutout: Richard Young LIM Bantam December 27-30 - John Henry Tournament, Strathroy Game I Lucan 1 vs. Belmont 3 Goal: Ryan Thomas Assists: Jeremy Cornish, Jamie Riddell Gane 2 Lucan 2 vs. Dresden 1 Goals: Ryan Dukeshire, Andrew Martens Assists: Riddell, Chad Morrison Consolation Final Lucan 4 vs. 'Medford 5 in overtime Goals: Dukeshire, Martens, Cornish, Thom- as Andsts: Martens, David Hickson, Thomas. Cornish Midget January 2 Lucan 7 at Parkhill 2 ('Goals: Jason Hodgson (2) Rook Hillis (2), Steve Greenlee, Steve DaAk (2) AMA': Eric Kowalchuk, Dime (3), Daryl Boehm (2), Hillis (2), Brent Mills, Tracey Mitchel ItINC1ETTE Tak/lg a much deserved drink during last Wednesday's tyke game between Zurich and Bayfield was Zurich's Kirk Lenssen. The two teams participated In the Stephen Toavnshlp Minor Hockey Association Tyke Toumament. ha, Jan. 2 • Sumter Optimist Petite 3 h Seafwti A 11 �a: M Steduk (2), Keni Fulton Aadsts: Robyn Rtherington (2), Sarah Webber. Jan. 2 . Cuter Petite "C' 2 1 12 C4418:srk is: Datte a oira Kelly Miner AssiklicheHsslssHak roey , &tit TTraquair, Heather Morgan Lucan Atoms take consolation ALVINSTON - Jolene Heffernan and Adam Thompson each scored two goals as Lucan won the 'C division consolation final of the Silva Stick Tournament in Alvinston. In a 6-1 win over the hosts, Matt Thompson had a goal and two assists while Jonathan Smith scored oge and set up another. Goalie Joe Dobbie had the tout in a 3-0 win over Mooretown as Mau Thompson, Trevor Smith and Jonathan Smith scored. Lucan opened with a 6-2 win over Parkhill as Stephen Wraith and Jona- than Smith netted two each with singles to Heffernan and David Park. Chris Windsor had two assists. Stephen Bantams split games WATFORD - Stephen Township bantams split their Silver Stick games in Watford as they started with a 5-3 win over Watford. In that one, Tim Morgan had two goals and three assists for the winners while Jeff Glavin scored twice and set up two more. Also scoring was Ben McCann. In the second game, Stephen fell 4-1 to Belmont as Tim Morgan had the lone goal. Stephen Minor Hockey Tyke Mini Kings December 29 - Stephen Tyke Tournament Game! Mini Kingi 3 vs. Zurich 4 (after shootout overtime) Goals: Kurtis Masse (3) Assists: Man Marlene, Tim Sheridan Goaltender: David Desjardine Game 2 Mini Kings 4 vs. St. Marys Ranger 0 Goals: Marlene (3), Kurtis Masse Assists: Ryan Masse (2), Kent Nicholson Shutout: Desjardine Game 3 - B' Champs Mini Kings 7 vs. Clinton 2 Coals: Kurds Masse (4), Martene (2), James Sterling Goaltender: Desjardine Good games by all team members. Congrat- ulations. Tyke Mighty Ducks December 29 - Step nen'Tyke Tournament Final results: 'A' winners EIma Logan, 'A' nnnerup Bayfield; B' winners Stephen Mini Kings; B' mmneutp Clinton. Game Mighty Duda 11 vs. St. Marys Penguins 0 Goals: Jason Thompson (5), Jeff VanBergen (4), left Smale, Shane Wilson Assists: VanBergen (4), Smale, Thompson, Mike Gaiser Shutout: Curtis Pfaff Game 2 h y Ducks 2 vs. F.Ima Logan 9 Goals: VanBergen, Thompson Go.Itender: Pfaff Excellent tournament boys. Atom Sones January 2 Sonic* 5 at Seaforth 1 Goals: Jeff Finkbeiner (2), Siloam Sher- wood, Bnyden Lord, J R. Davies Molds: Finkbeirrer (2), Sherwood, Brian Dixon (2), Jeremy VanBergen (2), Danny Mosurinjohn Atom Black Knights December 27 - Lucan house League Tour- nament Game 1 St. Marys 2 vs. Stephen 0 Garne 2 Inns 2 vs. Stephen 5 Game 3 Belmont 2 vs. Stephen 4 Goaltender: Gary Souder Stephen Township won the B' title. Senior Girls Stephen Township Senior Girls and Junior Girls teams were playing at a tournament in Monkton on 1)ecember 27, 28, sponsored by Stratford Minor Hockey. The Junior team took a Bronze medal while the Senior team took a Silver medal. Amanda Glavin who is the goalie for the Junior team also played goal for the Senior team and made a lot of saves in all six games played. Game 1 - Mmkton tournament Stephen 1 vs. Stratford 3 Goal: Helen Theophilopoulos Assist: Lisa Rowe Goaltender: Amanda Glavin, Tina Glavin Game 2 Stephen 9 vi. Woodstock 7 Goals: Tina Glavin, Sarah Mosurinjob Jayne Rowe (2), Jodee Rowe, San Szabo (2), Tracy Jeffery, Theophilopoulos Assists: T. Glavin, Moturinjohn, Leeann Foster, L Rowe, Jo -Dee Rowe, Lime Clark, Stabo, Theophilopoulos (2) Goaltender: A. Glavin Game 3 - Gold -Silver game Stephen 0 vs. Parkhill 9 Goaltender: A. Glavin Novice Waxers December 28 Exeter 2 vs. Elma Logan 2 Goals: Tony Regier, Justin Hayter Assist: Daryl Bourne January 2 Watford 7 vs.Exeter 3 Goals: Amanda Wuerth, Tony Regier, Mau Dietrich Assists: Dietrich, Wuenh Atom Broncos January 2 Watford 1 at Broncos 3 Goals Mike Seip, Man Rowe, Brendan Martin Anises: Craig Overholt, Andrew Maven, Mak Bilinsky, Steven Rasenberg Goaltender: Ryan Sullivan Great way to start '94 Broncos! Peewee Legionaires December 29 - Exhibition game legg�n'maires 4 vs. Stephen Townshi 1 Goals: Brian Parsons, Dave Marshall (2), Jason Grader Assists: Graber (2), Scat Keys, Man Sza- bo, Brian Hayman, Chad Monteith (3)