Page THE HERALD OUTLOOK Saturday March BEST AVAILABLE COPY Ontario Hockey League Knights and Petes dominate coaches poll Members of the London Knights and Peterborough Petes dominated the OHL Coaches Poll in their respective divisions by capturing six and five of 18 categories respectively In dividually star centres Paul of the Sudbury Wolves and Mike Ricci of the Petes led all players with winning three categories finishing second in two others and third in a sixth category while Ricci won two categories and finished tied for first in two others was named the Emms Divisions most dangerous player in the goal area best and also the best shot while finishing second as best skater and fastest skater and third in best on was the Divisions best and most dangerous In the goal area and finished tied for first with Cor nwalls Owen Nolan for the best shot and with Bellevilles Scott Thornton for best on faceoffs Other winners from the Petes were left winger Dave Lorentz who repeated from last years poll as the best penalty killer and was also named the besl defensive forward this year and defenceman Jamie who took the most under rated player honors edging Belleville Bulls defenceman Derek by one point 17 16 Finishing a close third with 14 points was Kingston Frontenacs right winger Bob Peter borough Ricci also tied for the lead in two other categories giving them firsts in a total of seven categories Among the London players who took the top honors in the Emms poll were righl winger Stee Mart ell who named the most under rated player and the hardest worker and centre Chris who was the most improved and was also third as the most dangerous in the goal area Rick Cornveau was named best and finished se cond in three categories smartest best shot ami hardest shot while tea mrrat Dam was named the COMPUTE SALES SERVICE IBM COMPATIBLE MHZ nog of memory One or J meg floppy JO hard disk or Compel 1999 00 SALE COUNTRY VIDEO GAMES COUNTRY RANGE I PUTT NOW OPEN COUNTRY FROZEN YOGURT I 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