The Times Advocate, 2005-01-05, Page 1616
Exeter Times–Advocate
Wednesday, January 5, 2005
Sports
Lucan Irish lose two to Lambeth
By Pat Bolen
TIMES -ADVOCATE STAFF
LUCAN— The Lucan
Irish took on the Lambeth
Lancers twice last week
and came out on the com-
bined end of a 12-2 score.
The Irish were blanked
5-0 at home Dec. 29 in
Lucan before paying a
visit to Lambeth Jan. 2 for
a rematch.
But Lucan didn't fare
any better coming out on
the short end of a 7-2
game.
The losses leave Lucan
with a 20-8-1-0 record
and 41 points for first in
the conference.
Mt. Brydges and
Lambeth sit six points
back of Lucan with games
in hand.
Lucan is in third overall
in the league, two points
back of first place Delhi
and one back of
Hagersville.
Dec. 29 in Lucan, the
Lancers fired a pair of
goals in the first which
was all they would need.
They added one more in
the second and two more
in the third for the 5-0
win.
Lucan has a pair of
games this week, with Mt.
Brydges visiting tonight
(Wednesday) at 7:45 p.m.
Lucan will be in Mitchell
Jan. 7 at 8:30 p.m.
Notes...Lucan goalie
Corey Hackney is first in
Tyler French (right) fights off a check from Lambeth's Luke Murray Dec. 29 in
Lucan.The Irish lost a pair of games last week to Lambeth by 5-0 and 7-2 scores.
(photo/Pat Bolen)
shutouts with
three...Mark Read is tied
for third in assists with
21...Trevor Medeiros is
Atom father son game
tied for first in rookie
scoring with 34
points...Bob Martin is
fourth with 27...Martin
and Tyler French are tied
for second in game win-
ning goals with four.
Panther Profile
EXETER — The Christmas
Break is now over, and we're all
trying to get back into the school
routine.
I hope everyone had a wonderful
holiday, but Christmas is also a
time to remember how fortunate
we in North America are. At
Christmas, we spend so much
money on gifts, but what if we
switched it up? What if we gave
all the money we would have
spent on presents to people who
maybe never get presents? This Christmas I heard
about a Youth Group in Kitchener who started the
Buy Nothing Christmas. These youths give all the
money they would have spent on gifts to causes that
help those who need the money, and try to beat the
commercialism that has become Christmas.
Now, after I've said all this, let's be reminded of
the major world tragedy to occur over Christmas
— the tsunami. It will take years to repair the dam-
age done. Anyone interested in helping raise funds
for the victims of the tsunami, please see Mr.
MacLeod as soon as possible. South Huron students
have in the past been very generous in their giving,
so let's try to help out in this way!
Now, onto the events at South Huron!
Wed., Jan. 5 • Boys basketball to Central Huron
• Girls hockey tournament all day in Sarnia
Thurs., Jan. 6 • Semi -formal in the small gym
• Girls hockey continued
• Girls volleyball at Central Huron, bus leaves at
12:50 p.m.
Fri., Jan. 7 • Boys hockey vs. Goderich at home,
game at 2 p.m.
Sat., Jan. 8
• Girls volleyball tournament in Ingersoll, 8 a.m.
Tues., Jan. 11
• Girls volleyball to Mitchell, bus leaves at 1:45
p.m.
• Katie from the Youth Centre at South Huron
during lunch
AMANDA
ZEHR
PANTHER
PROFILE
After finishing in first place in the "Zone competition" in December, the St. Boniface
School boy's volleyball team advanced to the"System final" in Stratford, where they
captured the "A championship. Back L -R: Jeremy Groot,Tyler Regier, Blair Finkbeiner,
Kyle Craner, Marty Denomme, Michael Wilder, Stephen Van Aaken and coach Dan
Gracey. Front: Brady Ducharme, Josh Brideau, Steven Thomson, Nathan Fleming,
Michael Lansbergen and Cody Ducharme. (photo/submitted)
Perry Sereda was one of the parents who took to the ice in non -regulation
equipment Dec. 22 in a father son game with the atom rep team in Stephen.
(photo/Pat Bolen)
After several heavy snowfalls in the area recently, Liam Irvin, Robert Anderson, Ron
Anderson, Brent and Chad Crawford, Lucas Walper, Derrick Brand, Royal Gaiser, Chris
Irvin, Andrew Spier and Christopher Irwin took advantage of some clear weather
Dec. 28 to get some sledding in at Elliott Park. (photo/ Pat Bolen)