The Citizen, 1999-05-26, Page 9Sports
46 Madill athletes
earn spot at WOSSA
F.E. Madill Secondary School
students had an exceptional day at
the Huron-Perth track meet in
Goderich, May 11-12.
With five athletes taking individ
ual titles, 46 participants from
Madill advanced to the WOSSA
held last week in London.
The Midget Girls 4x100 metre
relay teams captured first and sec
ond. The team of Amanda Palmer
of East Wawanosh and Sonja Spal-
ing, Tracey MacDonald and Aman
da Drennan crossed the finish line
in a record time of 52.40 seconds.
Laura Meier of East Wawanosh,
Sheena Baker, Sara Drennan and
Rebecca Bruton followed with a
time of 55.70 sec.
In the Junior Girls division, Jodi
Semple of Grey Twp. placed third
in the shot put with a toss of 7.8
metres and fifth in discus with a
throw of 18.21 metres.
As a member of the Junior Girls
4x100 metre relay team, Semple,
Alicia Riley, Audrae Dickson and
Leanne Fear took second in a time
of 55.9 seconds.
Meier earned third in long jump,
4.36 metres; third in the 200-metre,
28.20 seconds and fifth in the 400-
metre in 1:10.03 minutes.
Mandy Sellers of Morris Twp.
placed fourth in the 200-metre with
a time of 29.20 and eighth in the
100-metre in 13.8 seconds.
Blyth girl wins at WOSSA
Jamie Lewis, a Blyth resident
and Central Huron Secondary
School student, was among many
from North Huron who captured
medals at the WOSSA track and
field meet in London last week.
Lewis earned a first in the
Midget Girls triple jump and sixth
in the 100-metre.
Other CHSS winners were: Kate
Johnston, first in Midget Girls dis
cus and second in shot put; Matt
McKee, fourth in Senior Boys high
jump and Naomi Amoraal, sixth in
Midget Girls high jump.
From Seaforth District High
School, Josh Horst took sixth in
Midget Boys triple jump and Amy
Hamon placed sixth in the Senior
girls 400-metre hurdles.
Ttie news from
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$3,375 for cancer
A successful canvass for the
Canadian Cancer Society was held
in April with $3,375 being
collected from the Belgrave
district. A sincere thank you to
those who so willingly did the
canvassing and to those who
donated so generously.
Mr. and Mrs. Arno Zesny of
Listowel visited on Saturday, May
15 with their aunt, Olive Bolt.
Marion and Kerry Calder of
Scarborough visited Wednesday
afternoon with Betty Irwin.
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Sellers, Melina Hussey of East
Wawanosh Twp., Janet Lisle and
Paula Kwan placed first in the
Senior Girls 4x 100 metre relay.
Hussey also earned second in the
400-metre, 1:13.5 minutes and fifth
in the 100-metre in a time of 15.1
seconds.
The boys were equally as suc
cessful.
Andrew Garland of Morris Twp.
took second in Midget Boys javelin
with a toss of 41.47 metres; second
in shot put, 13.08 metres and third
in discus, 36.51 metres.
Brother Nathan Garland earned
first in Junior Boys shot put with a
put of 11.40 metres and third in
discuss with 29.54 metres.
Myron Hussey of East
Wawanosh captured fifth in the
triple jump with a jump of 11.13
metres and ninth in the long jump
with a distance of 4.87 metres.
He also took fifth in the Junior
Boys 4x100 metre relay along with
running mates Josh Ireland, Kevin
Waechter and Rob Phelan.
In the senior division, Sjaan
Gerth of Belgrave, placed first in
the 3,000-metre in a time of 9:39
minutes; first, steeple chase, 6:32
minutes; first, 1,500-metre, 4:29.7
and was a member of the 4x100
metre relay team of Jamie Good,
Keil Watts and Adam Schiestel
which placed second in 47.9 sec
onds.
From Listowel District Sec
ondary School, Jeff Martin cap
tured a record when he placed first
in the 1,500-metre wheelchair
event. He also took first in shot put.
Drew White earned first in the
Junior Boys high jump; Dave
Brooks, second in Midget Boys
high jump; Crystal Machan, sixth
in Senior Girls 100-metre hurdles
and Katrina Klemp, fourth in
Midget Girls javelin.
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U-7 Tigers
win
This was the first game for the
Brussels U-7 Tigers of the season.
The play was back and forth
fairly evenly. Gavin Bowers had a
powerful kick quickly blocked by
the Listowel goalie.
Andrew Lindsay was in goal for
Brussels to £>egin the game.
Matthew Cardiff was playing a
great game keeping the ball away
from Brussels end.
Another powerful kick from
Brendan Stretton was also stopped
by the Listowel goalie. Brussels did
achieve two goals in the first half
from Gavin Bowers and Brendan
Stretton for a 2-0 lead at halftime.
The second half of the game had
the ball at Listowel’s end often
with Cameron Schlosser getting
some good plays in. Herbie
Runstedler really came off
powerful in the second half with
fabulous kicks almost resulting in a
few goals. Miles Wiseman came
into his own in the second half and
really played well.
Goals this half were achieved by
Gavin Bowers, his second of this
game, Chris Becker and Robert
Cronin.
The final score was 5-0 for
Brussels.
The Tigers next game is
Tuesday, May 25 at 7 p.m. at the
BMG arena.
Blyth Atoms
suffer
5-0 loss
The Blyth Atom Lightnings took
to the field on May 17, but came up
on the short side of a 5-0 contest
against the visiting Wingham Phan
toms.
Mark McCracken had a busy
night in net.
The rest of the team consists of
April Austin, Darren Bouman, Lau
ren Bouman, Ben Caldwell,
Krystopher Campbell, Chelsea
Carter-Brown, Levi Cook, Ashton
Crawford, Josh deGans, Jacquelyn
Edwards, Elise Matthews, Kyle
Nixon, Jacob Rouw, Heather
Schmidt, Kerissa Van Amersfoort,
Donnie Williamson, Jennifer
Williamson, Zachary Wood.
Coaches are Nancy Hakkers and
Lisa deGans.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1999. PAGE 9.
High flying
Adding some action to the Victoria Day weekend was the
moto-cross event held at Walton on Saturday evening.
Riders thrilled fans with gravity defying heights, thrills and
spills.
Platers play in tournament
The Saugeen City Platers Major
Novice team played in the
Lakeshore Thunder Friendship
tournament recently.
In the Friday night game, the
Platers took on the Mississauga
Phantoms, but were downed 3-1.
Chris Corbett scored the lone Plater
goal.
They earned their first win
against the Bonnie Castle Kings
from New York, Saturday morning.
In the 4-2 victory, goals were
scored by Conor Gill, Jeff Colton,
Kevin McArter and Chris Corbett.
The Serengeti Selects from New
■-HEALTH ON THE HILLJ
A Review of activities at
SEAFORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
STAFF HONOURED Staff recently honoured Helen Stewart,
Reg. Nurse, a long time Staff member, on the occasion of her
retirement from the Nursing Department. There is no question
that Staff, as well as Community, will certainly miss Helen’s
pleasant dispostion and sincere love for nursing. Congratulations
and Best Wishes for a long, healthy retirement Helen; P.S. Happy
Gardening!!
Also celebrated, was the birth of Riley Holthuysen, daughter of
Harry and Sharon, Reg. N. along with recent marriages of Cathy
(Bennewies) and Angelo Andreassi and Dr. Dan Rooyakhers to
Lauren. We wish you all much happiness.
“MORNING OUT” New Parent Support Group please note,
there will be NO SESSION Friday, MAY 28, 1999 Parents
wishing childcare for the following Friday, JUNE 4th 10:00 -
11:30 a.m. are requested to pre-register children by Wednesday,
June 2nd by contacting Karen Searle, Facilitator at (519)522-
0409. Mom/Dads and infants are welcome to attend and
learn/share information and experiences with discussion on a
vareity of postpartum topics.
Childcare is available by pre-registering with Grace Dolmage 527-3001,
no later than Wednesday noon of each week.
3RD ANNUAL CELEBRITY GOLF TOURNAMENT is
sponsored by Huron Hospice in conjunction with the Seaforth
Optimist Club. It will be hosted by the Seaforth Golf & Country
Club Saturday, August 21, 1999. Featured attraction this year is
golfing legend, Moe Norman. Register early to avoid
disappointment. Contact Huron Hospice Volunteer Service at
(519) 527-0655
BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT for individual support, please contact
Shirley Dinsmore, Huron Hospice Volunteer Service 527-0655.
York topped the Platers 7-5 though
the team made a strong comeback
attempt in the third.
Going into the period down 5-1,
the Platers pulled closer, but could
not overtake the Selects.
Goals went to Grant Cochrane,
Gill and Corbett (three)
Due to the point structure, the
Platers ended up in third and played
the second-place Phantoms again.
Though they were shut out on the
3-0 loss, Platers’ goalies Tyler
Beange and Andrew Hughes played
good games.