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Wednesday, December 22, 1999
Exeter TImes,Adreene.
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Sports
Lakers continue to go with the flow
Continued from page 22
Woodstock; assistant
coach Mark Rowe of
Goderich, trainer Dave
Fischer and manager
Tracy Fischer both of
Staffa.
Current record (as of
Dec. 20, 1999): 9-6-2 reg-
ular season, 9-5-1 tour-
naments, 5-2 exhibition,
23-13-3 overall.
Strengths: great goal-
tending, big defence, fast,
shifty forwards and big
wingers.
Weaknesses: in the first
part of the season the
inability to stay away
from retaliatory penal-
ties; using the defence for
more offensive scoring
chances.
Style of play: nice short
passes; keeping all three
attacking lanes intact;
cycling the puck; crash-
ing the net; reversing the
flow.
Changes this year: two
new defencemen, four
new forwards.
Challenges: getting used
to lowscoring games at
'AAA' level; playing hard
every shift. •
Goals: to,develop as *a
'team; achieve to the
fullest of their ability;
making friendships that
last a lifetime; win the
Alliagc.e; get to the all-
,Qntarlos.
Highlights so far: final-
ists at Little Caesars tour-
nament in. Wate;leo;
finalists .'Tat' Oshawa
Kinsmen tournament;
defeating Brantford in
;,Waterloo tourney; taking
Compuware to overtime
in Oshawa.
.Players from the T -A
coverage area:
•Exeter's Murray
Youmans — big, physi-
cal, good skating defence -
man.
•Brucefield's Cal
O'Reilly — very good
skater and puckhandler.
•Exeter's Nick Anstett
(forward) — physical
presence a great asset;
loves the tough going.
•Varna's Kyle Courtney
— great speed and shifti-
ness, sees the ice well.
Coaches note: in the
regular season all players
played fairly (including
on powerplay and penalty
kill). There is no captain
(different alternates each
game) though each play-
er would be a leader in
their home centre. .
• Last word: "The major
peewee team is really
coming together due to
their great work ethic
and their willingness to
learn. We as coaches are.
• really hoping . to keep this
ball rolling throughout
the second half of the
schedule and the playoffs.
It is a great group of indi-
viduals to be associated
with and I could only
encourage other players
In the zone to come out
end ghfe it a chance as I
don't feel they would
yegtet.thelr decision."
Tho,Mirior Peewees
Coach: Kevin Meriam.
First season for team.
Strengths: thy` commit- Dykxhoorn, Dave Bartliff,
ment of the boys to learn Mark Faye and John
and play at a higher level VanVliet.
of hockey. Last season's record:
Weaknesses: defence — First year for team.
It becomes a learning Current record (as of
process due to the speed Dec.17): 4-9-3.
of the game. As the sea- Strengths: good individ-
son progresses team ual players.
defence has adapted well. Weaknesses: learning to
Players from the T -A play as a team; adjusting
coverage area: to the higher level of play
•Hensall's Greg (speed, more physical
McTaggart. style).
• Goals: teach a team Players from the T -A
concept, playing as'a unit coverage area:
and not individually. •Stephen Twp.'s Kurds
Highlight so far: the VanOsch.'
first win against Sun •Hensall's Tim
County (Windsor), a deet- Campbell.
sive 5-3 victory against — Note: the coach of the
the second team overall. midget team was contact-
ed for this story but did
not submit any informa-
tion.
The Novices
Coaches: Jim Campbell
of Seaforth, Dave
•
Hensall Sr.A Sherwoods goaltender Darren Kints watches the. puck bounce off his
blocker into the corner during Saturday's game versus Tavistock at Hensall Arena.
Hensall won 9-1. For the full story, see page 24, Hensall sits atop the League stand-
ings with a 11-3-1 record and 23 points. Chasing Hensall is Clinton in second
place with 18 points. For the full story, see page 24. (photo/Craig Bradford)
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