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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2014-06-11, Page 19Wednesday, June 11, 2014 • Huron Expositor 19 St. Columban Soccer U14 Boys #2 Teeswater - 7 St. Columban - 1 Goal: Bobby McLachlan Tough game for the boys. Not much went our way. Luke and Tony saw lots of action in net. U14 Girls St. Columban — 7 Lucknow - 0 Goals: Jaymee Nolan, 3; Bre Schoonderwoerd, 2; Kris- ten Behn, 1; Rachel Klaver, 1 Assisted by Klaver, Schoonder- woerd, Claire Horan, Emma Fla- nagan and Breanna McCarthy. Defense by Hilary Feeney, Myan Vingerhoerd, Chloe Rocher, Avery Whyte, Sarah Van Bakel helped to keep Luc - know from netting a goal in the St. Columban end. June 5 St. Columban - 0 Goderich - 0 Solid team effort with only one sub. Coach frank Flana- gan commented he was espe- cially impressed by the pass- ing, pressure and head balls. U18 Girls May 29 St. Columban - 4 Grand Bend - 2 Goals: Sarah Barbosa, Melissa Chisholm, Jen- nifer Feeney, Alysha Hills Seaforth Soccer U12 June 3 Seaforth — 8 Wingham - 3 The Screaming Eagles were back at home taking on Wing - ham Pharmasave on a clear beautiful evening. The visitors came out with gusto and ten minutes in found themselves up by a 2-0 score. Striker Nolan Gagnier for the second game in a row would prove his worth by scoring a natural hattrick in the first half to put the Eagles up 3-2. Wingham would add an equalizer just before half time to even it at 3-3. Sea- forth's balanced attack would show through in the second half when Nolan, Colton Bach- ert, Jacob Flood, Cole Zwep and Deric VandenHeuvel would add single markers to give the home side an 8-3 victory. U14 Girls June 5 Seaforth — 4 Blyth - 0 After an extended homestand due to postponements due to weather, the Eagles ventured to Blyth. With nice weather again the U14 girls were looking to extend their winning streak. Just seven minutes into the match and Seaforth carrying the play, Savannah Veenstra found her- self in front of the Blyth net and tucked a crossed ball into the corner for a 1-0 lead. Seaforth would add to that a little later in the half when Jillian Nixon would score to make it 2-0 heading into halftime. Blyth came out with the wind at their backs in the sec- ond half and helped propel them with two goals and tie it up at 2-2. Having allowed their first goals of the season, Seaforth found themselves with some adversity but with seven minutes remaining Jillian going wide right tucked a lovely shot behind the goalkeeper for a 3-2 lead and the whistle would end the game giv- ing the Eagles the victory and a 4-0 record to start the season. "The Water Is Wide" Benefit Concert For Huron Women's Shelter Featuring HuronSong Chorus Mon. June 16 - 7:30 p.m. Northside United Church, Seaforth Admission sl 0 donation to Huron Women's Shelter Dessert Reception to follow June 2 St. Columban - 3 Bayfield - 3 The girls started strong, domi- nating much of the play, but had difficulty netting the ball. It was Jennifer Feeney who pock- eted two goals late in the open- ing half, on passes from Sarah Devereaux and Nicole Feeney sending the girls into the sec- ond half up by one. The lead increased by two early in the second, as Sarah Devereaux scored in her league debut on a great pass from Brooklyn Finlay- son. However, the girls couldn't hold off Bayfield, and with under six minutes left, Bayfield launched an attack scoring two and St. Columban had to settle for a tie. Still undefeated, the girls will face tough competition when heading to Clinton next Thursday. Seaforth Shuffleboard June 4 Men's high: John Cole- man, Joe VanDooren and Red Vantyghem, three wins; Arnold Ramsey, Erich Mat- zold, Bob O'Brien, Frank Golding and Gerard Martene, two wins Ladies' high: Joyce Mat- zold and Kathie Tip - pelt, three wins; Anne Auchterionie, two wins U16 Girls June 3 St. Columban — 4 Wingham - 1 It was a windy and chilly night when the U 16 St Columban girls hosted Wingham on June 3. Kristin Looby opened the scoring after a pass from Mel Nolan. Wingham answered with a quick goal but that would be the only one they would get past netminder Nicki Van- Bakel. Mel Nolan scored the next goal unassisted and Kris- tin Looby scored 2 more, giv- ing her the hat trick for the night. Great defense by Mikay- lee Klaver and Kaylie Monden helped the team to their victory. U16 Boys Wingham — 3 St. Columban - 1 Goal: Duncan Greidanus. U12#1 June 3 St. Columban - 2 Goderich - 0 Goals: Carter Schoonder- woerd, David Rowland Carter scored in the first half and David added an insur- ance goal in the second half. Great goaltending by Ben and Jonathan TenHag U14Boys #1 June 5. Goderich - 8 St. Columban - 3 Goals: Logan Finlay- son, 2; Dafydd Cronin, 1 The boys had some good plays tonight, and are work- ing more as a team. Also had some great saves by Ryley and Matt. Great job boys, practice makes perfect. U12 #2 June 3 2014 St Columban — 7 Goderich - 5 Score 7-5 for St. Columban Goals: Josh Nixon, 3; Owen Gemmel, 2; Samantha McCa- rthy and Kiara Driscoll, 1 each The St Columban U12 team started with a strong first half lead. The Goderich team came to life in the second half, scoring two quick goals. St. Columban kept the pres- sure on with additional goals to close out the game. Winners declared at Seaforth Golf Club's Junior Invitational Cam Kellett from London shot a 73 to post the lowest score in the annual Seaforth Golf Club's Junior Invita- tional on June 7. Cam competed in the Bantam division and played a fine round on a beautiful sunny day with the course in great shape. Winner of the Juvenile division was Seaforth's Kasey Harrison, who shot an 84. The Seaforth Junior Invita- tional has been held annu- ally for over 40 years and the Gord Sallows Trophy has some great names on it including Mike Weir, Steve Bennett, Deb Lee, and many more. www.seaforthhuronexpositor.com Friends and Family are invited to a PIG ROAST for Darrell McClure and Lisa Grasby Saturday, June 21 at the home of Fred and Heidi McClure • Starts at 5 pm • Supper at 6 pm= Bring your own refreshments For tickets contact 519-887-9348 • Bantam Division winner, Cam Kellet of London with GAO Women's Match Play Champion, Robyn Doig. The Family of AL HOGGARTH invite you to an OPEN HOUSE in honour of his 80th Birthday Sat. June 14 2-4 p.m. Hay Township Hall 10 Victoria Lane Zurich Best Wishes Only ,11111111, GRADUATION r KYLI LANE Kyli graduated May 27, 2014 in Convocation Ceremonies at Dalhousie University, Halifax, N.S. with a Bachelor of Commerce Degree - Major in Accounting; with Distinction. She was consistently on the Dean's Honour List. Kyli attended St. Mary's School in Goderich and St. Anne's Secondary School, Clinton. She is the daughter of Rob Lane, Benmiller and Lisa Boyd, Goderich. Kyli has accepted a position with KPMG in Calgary, in September, to attain her Chartered Professional Accounting Designation.