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The Eagles attacked early and often as they knifed through the Woodstock defence which were forced into merely trying to withstand the dominant Eagle attack. Captain Lisa Van Osch led the way with three trys on the day, and fellow forward Amy Ditner came in with two scores of her own. Steph Sluys added to her team leading point total by notching a single try and converting three kicks. The performance was capped off by Madison Sjaarda as gave St. Anne’s a 41-0 lead and their fourth straight A/AA WOSSAA championship. Coach Ryan Clancy was extremely proud of the development of the team throughout the season, and thinks they have a chance to see some real success at the next level. The girls will now regroup with a couple of practices and attempt to make some real noise as they challenge the best rugby teams in Ontario next week. The girls team reached the championship game by beating the Stratford Northwestern Huskies 21- 7 for the Huron-Perth title. The regular season saw the girls team win three of their four matches. St. Anne’s beats Woodstock St. Anne’s Catholic Secondary School took to the pitch on May 25 for their first WOSSAA match at F.E. Madill Secondary School against Woodstock Collegiate Institute. Despite a rough and tumble match, St. Anne’s emerged the victor and took on their host in the final game of the tournament, but were unable to capture a second win. (Denny Scott photo) Rain disrupts fastball schedule Weather played havoc with the Huron County Fastball League schedule during the past weekend. The Blyth Barons were scheduled to travel to Wingham on May 25 for a game against the Hitmen. The game was postponed due to the weather and will be played at a later date. The Walton Brewers were scheduled to host the Belmore Stingers, but the game was postponed due to rain and will be played at a later date. The Brussels Tigers were supposed to host the Stratford Memorials, but the game was not played because of the weather and will be rescheduled to a later date. The Brewers were scheduled to travel to Stratford on Sunday for a 7 p.m. contest. Game results were not available at press time. The Brewers were to host the Sebringville entry in the league on Tuesday, but results were not available at press time. The Barons host the Tigers on Friday beginning at 7:30 p.m. The Brewers travel to Wroxeter on Friday for an 8:30 p.m. contest against the Rippers. The Tigers travel to Zurich on Sunday for a 4 p.m. contest against the Rangers. Walton hosts the Wingham Hitmen on Tuesday beginning at 8 p.m. By Jim Brown The Citizen Madill OFSAA-bound The Wingham Golf and Curling Club were eager to flip the calendar to the month of June today and put behind a very wet and cold May. Golf courses across the province are still looking forward to the warm and dry summer the experts have promised. The Wednesday morning senior men enjoyed the best weather of the past week and 24 golfers hit to the links. Wayne Gordon took low net honours with Grant Currie, second and Glen McMichael, third. Don Bone sank the longest putt and shot a tidy 39 for low net score of the day. The Thursday night men were dealt wet and cold conditions but 32 loyal men’s night golfers still managed to enjoy their evening out. The winners were Muzz (Murray) Coghlin for closest to the pin, Jay Marston for longest putt and Wayne Gordon, Dave Bartman and Ross Danbrook were hidden draw winners. Martson, along with Trevor Hopf, didn’t let the conditions bother their games at they tied for low gross with a super low 36 each. The Tuesday night ladies and Friday night couples saw some spotty play and the golfers remain positive on the months ahead. This Friday, June 3 the club is having its monthly wing night. OUT OF BOUNDS NEWS The tournament play kicks off this month with the Doctor Recruitment tournament on June 18. This is a very well-run tournament held for a great cause. Anyone wishing to support this event should contact the pro shop or call Doug Skinn at 519- 357-1731. Chip and a Putt – By Bruce Skinn It was a golden day for F.E. Madill Secondary School’s track and field team as athletes achieved 48 ‘personal best’ performances in all areas at the Western Ontario Secondary School Athletics Association (WOSSAA) track and field meet at the University of Western Ontario on May 19 and 20 in London. At the completion of the two day meet, the Madill team was second in Overall Girls, first in the Junior Boys division, first in the Senior Boys division, first in Overall Boys (for the third consecutive year), and first in Overall School points. Thirty athletes earned at least one top six finish to advance to OFSAA West Regionals which were held at the University of Western Ontario on May 27 and 28. Six new school records were set and 27 medals were earned. The Senior boys 4x100-metre relay team continued their relentless assault on the record book once again lowering their time to 43.64. The Senior Boys were impressive in the long and triple jump pits with Cole Pellett, Michael Ballagh, and Brayden Pellett all contributing big points. In the final event of the meet, the 4x400-metre relay team of Brayden Pellett, Mike Ballagh, Alex Peters, and Ben Dailleboust lowered the existing school record set in 2009 by over two seconds. The Madill Junior boys division was very strong with significant points contributed by every team member: Adam Cousins, Luke Dailleboust, Garrett Davidson, Jesse Fortier, Dennis Knop and Tyrell Smith. In Midget Boys, Alex Peters led the way winning a first in 100- metre, second in high jump and third in triple jump. In the Senior Girls division, Julie- Anne Staehli lowered her own mark in the 400-metre hurdles by two seconds. Teammate Madeline Yungblut, running a gruelling 3,000- metre, broke a 31-year-old record held by Janet Wood (10:50.2) going the distance in 10:49.77. The Junior Girls 4x100-metre relay team of Leah Hutchison, Sarah Cook, Kira Worner and Lanie Smith blazed the way to the finish line to clinch gold in an exciting finish. Midget Girls Brianna Bird broke two records in long-distance races. In the 1,500-metre race, a record she broke a week ago at the conference meet, Bird continued to lower the mark to 5:10.12 breaking the record of 5:18.6 previously held by Janet Wood, who achieved the time in 1977. Bird shattered yet another school record in the 3,000-metre running the race in 11:26.46 (the previous record of 12:12 was set by Tasha Mayer in 1993). The top four competitors in each OFSAA West Regional event will qualify for the coveted final level Ontario Provincial championships (OFSAA) to be held in Sudbury June 2-4.