The Wingham Advance Times, 1995-11-22, Page 10THE WWNGILAI AINANCETIN S
WOSSA champs...The Madill junior Mustangs captured the WOSSA junior boys
championship on Saturday by getting past London Laurier in three games in the championship
match. Team members include (front) Adam Lawrence, John Martin, Andrew Exel, Matthew
Smith, Ean Moffat, and Gabe Stewart; (back) coach Audrey Bos, Jeff. Martin, Cory Bragg, Mi-
chael Nolan, Steve Carter, Patrick Nolan, Kevin Schill, and manager Kristen O'Neill. Absent are
Tom Collins and Greg Montgomery.
Madill captures WOSSA
Madill Mustangs captured the
WOSSA junior boys volleyball
championship on the weekend.
The junior Mustangs needed
three games to get past London
Laurier in the final.
After getting past Huron County
rival South Huron Panthers of Ex-
eter in the semi-final in two
straight, 15-2 and 15-4, the junior
Mustangs went up against the
London school. The Laurier Rams
defeated London Oakridge Oaks
in a three -game match that lasted
over an hour.
After winning the first game of
the championship final, 15-13, the
junior Mustangs fell 15-10 in the
second game. In the deciding
game, Madill was down 12-8 at
one• stage of the game, but rallied
to post a 15-13 win and the WOS-
SA junior title.
In their opening match of the
tournament, played at Arthur
Voaden Secondary School in St.
Thomas, the Mustangs downed
Medway of Arva 15-4 and 15-4.
In their second match, the junior
Mustangs faced Laurier and post-
ed a pair of 16-14 victories.
The Mustangs went up against
St. Pat's in their third match and
won 15-8 and 15-11 to clinch first
place in their pool. St. Pat's had
earlier defeated the junior Mus-
tangs this season.
In their final match of the
round-robin, Madill coach Audrey
Bos used a rookie line-up,and af-
ter winning the first game against
Woodstock College Avenue 15-8,
dropped the second game 7-15.
Three division champs decided
in Rockers Oldtimers tourney
Maple City Oldtimers from
Chatham scored a 7-2 decision
over the Waterloo Aging Bulls to
win the. Labatt Blue division of the
Wingham Rockers oldtimers hock-
ey tournament held at the Lock -
ridge Memorial Arena on the
weekend.
Art Leitans paced the Maple
City offence with two goals and
two assists. John Eves collected
two goals and Wayne Grey had a
goal and two assists. Single mark-
ers were added by Bob O'Neil and
Vic Charron.
Getting the markers for the Ag-
ing Bulls were George Belsky and
Ron Clarke.
Chatham held a 2-0 lead after
the first period and were in front
4-1 after two periods of play.
Chatham's Gray was the recipi-
ent of a Louisville hockey stick for
netting the winning goal.
Terry Brown of Chatham was
the top goalie in the tournament.
Brian Duench was the most val-
uable player for Waterloo and
Scott Herbert was the MVP for
Chatham.
Shooter Duench and goalie
Greg Cyboski of Waterloo were
the division shoot-out winners.
Bay City Oldtimers claimed the
Labatt 50 division title by down-
ing the Kincardine Oldstars 4-1.
Kincardine led 1-0 after the first
period, but Bay City took a 2-1.
lead in the middle period and add-
ed two more unanswered goals in
the final period.
John Kalotinis .and Mark Ry-
zycki had one goal and one assist
each for tay City with Ernie Tay-
lor and Wayne Chrysler netted sin-
gle markers.
Taylor was the recipient of a
Louisville hockey stick for scoring
the winning goal.
Kelly Philips was the lone goal
getter for Kincardine.
Kincardine received the fair
'play award for picking up the least
penalties during the round-robin.
Chrysler was the MVP for Bay
City and Philips was the most val-
WiDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2e, 1805
Hockey Mustangs lose in tourney final
The Madill Mustangs boys
hockey team travelled to Lindsay
on Thursday to compete in the Sir
Sanford Fleming Challenge Cup
tournament.
Madill went undefeated in their
pool play and went up against
Cresswood of Peterborough in the
championship final. The Mustangs
played a good game, but ended up
on the short side of a 3-0 final
score.
The Mustangs opened the tour-
nament against Pine Ridge and
posted a 1-0 decision on a goal by
Joel Pegg, with help from Craig
Moffat.
In their second game, Madill
went up against Henry Sant and
again came out on top, with a 7-3
win.
Getting the markers for the
Mustangs were Mark Wilson and
Jeff Porter with two each, and sin-
gles by Dave Greig, Troy Dos -
man, and Ean Moffat.
The Mustangs went up against
St. Matthew in their third game
uable player for Kincardine.
Bay City won the division
shoot-out with shooter Crysler and
goalie John Sharpe.
Evies Owen Sound Oldtimers
took a 2-0 lead in the first period
and never looked back as they
posted a 5-0 decision over the Lu -
can Classics to win the Labatt,
Crystal division title.
Randy McMillen had two goals.
and an assist for Owen Sound with
singles added by Gerry Blair,
Tom White, and Mark Kazarian.
Gord Harris recorded the shut
out.
McMillen received the Louis-
ville hockey stick for scoring the
first goal of the game.
Bill Sheppard was the Owen
Sound most valuable player and
Dean Densmore was the MVP for
Lucan.
Lucan won the division shoot-
out title with shooter Paul Medd
and netminder Kevin Lightfoot.
Bob Foxton of Wingham was
the 50-50 draw winner of $274.
Lancers comeback to beat Monarchs
After suffering a 4-3 setback to
Teeswater Falcons Saturday eve-
ning, the Lucknow Lancers recov-
ered to score a 6-4 decision over
the Mildmay Monarchs Sunday af-
ternoon in WOAA Senior 'B'
Legion Pee Wees tie Ripley
The Wingham Legion Pee Wee
As hosted Ripley on Thursday,
and although they led most of the
way they had to hang on in the late
going and had to settle for a 4-4
draw.
Jamie Chester was top marks-
man for the Pee Wee As with a
goal and an assist. Zack O'Krafka,
Andrew Laing, and Kent Readman
added the other Wingham goals.
Joel Leitch was in the net for
Wingham, and had a busy evening
particularly in the final frame as
Wingham was outshot 11-1 as
they squandered a two -goal lead
and settled for the tie.
The Pee Wee As travel to Sea -
forth on Saturday, then compete in
the Shelburne tourney on Sunday,
playing Goderich in their first
game.
Gold medal...A Canadian Figure Skating Association
gold dance medal and bars was presented to Jenni Kerr, right,
by her skating coach Michelle Blake for completing her gold
dances at the Wingham Spring Skating School.
Hockey League play at the Luck -
now District Sports Complex..
Trailing 2-1 after the first peri-
od, the Lancers scored three unan-
swered second period goals to take
a 4-2 advantage into the third peri-
od.
Brad Priestap paced the Lancers
offence with a two -goal effort.
Single markers were added by
Dale Priestap, MikeWhitcroft, Jeff
Nesbitt and Steve Simpson.
Scoring for Mildmay were Greg
Fritz, Joe Zettler, Blain Ohlm, and
Barry Haney.
Playing the Teeswater-Culross
Memorial Community Centre on
Saturday, the Falcons took a 2-0
lead in the first period and were
ahead 4-1 going into the final peri-
od.
The Lancers scored the only
two goals of the third period, but
were unable to get the equalizer.
Troy Fischer, Jason Daw,
Shawn Fischer, and Kyle Cronin
did the scoring for Teeswater, with
Jason Wallace picking up three as-
sists.
Replying for the Lancers were
Brad Murray, Stan Kikkert, and
Chris Irwin.
The Lancers travel to Lions
Head on Friday for an 8:30 p.m.
game against the Northstars. The
Lancers play host to the Dundalk
Flyers on Sunday at 3:30 p.m. The
Lancers are hosting the NHL Old-
timers, featuring Lucknow's Paul
Henderson, on Sunday, Dec. 3, be-
ginning at 2 p.m.
The Falcons travel to Grand
Valley on Sunday for a 5 p.m.
game against the Tornados.
and posted a 6-1 victory. Getting
the markers for Madill were Jason
McDonald with a pair and singles
from Dave McDonald, Tim Hayes,
Josh Johnston, and Jeff King. Re-
ceiving assists were Dosman, Ian
Smith, Porter, and Wilson.
The next tournament for the
Mustangs is the Norwell High
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