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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times-Advocate, 2002-10-02, Page 7Sports Wednesday, October 2, 200220Exeter Times–Advocate Fury finish season at .500 EXETER - The Exeter Fury finished their season this week on a high note by winning two games at home to make it back to .500 for the year. Exeter defeated St. Columban Sunday 2-0 and beat Woodstock 4-0 Thursday night with Nathan Holmes picking up both shutouts. In Thursday’s game against Woodstock the score was 0-0 at the half before Exeter broke it open against the short- handed visiting team who only dressed 10 players. Marty DeBruyn gave Exeter the lead as he made an excellent rush through the Woodstock defense and beat the keeper for a 1-0 lead. Shortly after that goal DeBruyn was at it again as his crafty move against a defender put him in alone to make it 2-0. DeBruyn completed the natural hat-trick after being set up by Matt Strano who had a strong game for the Fury. Strano assisted on the last Fury goal when he gave a nice pass to Shawn McFalls who buried the shot to complete the scoring. In the Fury’s last game of the season against St. Columban the game was scoreless at the half once again. Exeter had control of the play but could not finish any of their oppor- tunities. The second half of the game was much of the same until Matt Strano found a hole and managed to place a shot into the corner to give the Fury the goal that they needed. The game was in the hands of Exeter’s defense and they did their job, turning away all chal- lenges to their net. DeBruyn notched his league leading 30th goal of the season as his left- footed shot went just under the bar to give him his second consecutive league scoring title. “We finished the season strong. Our defense was outstanding the last half of the season,” said Fury spokesman Jason McFalls. “Marty had another amazing year and Nathan was the back- bone of our team coming up with many key saves for us. We are a bit disap- pointed with our record but we are optimistic about next year,” added McFalls. The Fury ended the sea- son with a record of 7-7- 04 for 25 points. Exeter Fury player Brian Brand,right,controls the ball versus a St.Columban play- er Sunday afternoon during a 2-0 Fury win.The game was the last of the season for the Fury,who finished with a .500 record.(photo/Scott Nixon) Exeter Saddle Club competes EXETER - The Exeter Fair Open Light horse show organized by the Exeter Saddle Club was held Sept. 22. First and second place riders are as follows: Senior Showmanship: First Kara Farwell, Second Charlie Moore; Junior A Showmanship: First Alyssa Dougall, Second Courtney Hrudka; Junior B Showmanship: First Jake Moore; Jr. B Equitation: First Jake Moore; Open Trail: First Gus Geurts, Second Jake Moore; Open Barrel Stake: First Robin Hammond, Second Jake Moore; Jr. A Barrel: First Robin Hammond, Second Montana Riley; Jr. B Barrel: First Jake Moore; Open Western Pleasure: First Gus Geurts, Second Alyssa Dougall; Jr. A Western Pleasure: First Alyssa Dougall, Second Robin Hammond; Senior Polebending: First Hilda Lansbergen, Second Charlie Moore; Jr. A Polebending: First Montana Riley, Second Chantal Masse; Jr. B Polebending: First Jake Moore; Open English Pleasure: First Kara Farwell, Second Alyssa Dougall; Sr. Flag Race: First Marianne Ducharme, Second Tammy Richardson; Jr. A Flag Race: First Robin Hammond, Second Joe Sararas; Open Command: First Gus Geurts, Second Robin Hammond; Sr. Keyhole: First Charlie Moore, Second Marianne Ducharme; Jr. A Keyhole: First Montana Riley, Second Chantal Masse; Jr. B Keyhole: First Jake Moore; Sr. Horsemanship: First Gus Geurts, Second Charlie Moore; Jr. A Horsemanship: First Robin Hammond, Second Alyssa Dougall; Novelty: First Robin Hammond, Second Montana Riley. Golf roundup Senior Men Sept. 26 Low net A flt. Bruce Moir 33 B flt. Peter Sutherland 33 C flt. Ray Consitt 35 Team scores First (146):Stan Kochan, Jerry MacLean, Roy Triebner, Bruce Moir Second (150):Gerald Dearing, Winston Shapton, Gerry O’Neil, Frank Cawthorpe Closest to pin:Gord Hay (#3), Doug Marks (#6) Upcoming:Oct. 10, Closing luncheon, annual meeting and elections Exeter Golf Club Lawn bowling Exeter - Sept. 24 Har Brintnell 2W27 Lawrence Russell 2W25 Jerry DeBoer 1W1T27 Mike Underhill 1W20 Brad Claus 1W12 Marg Deichert 1W10 Marg Knight 1W10 Sept. 26 John Cooper 1W1T25 Bill Sullivan 1W1T20 Har Brintnell 1W1T18 Frank Regier 1W1T18 Marion Dearing 2W16 Marshall Dearing 1W16 Jerry DeBoer 1W11 Bill Mickle 1W11 Geraldine Smith 1W11 Sept. 28 Har Brintnell 2W24 John Horn 2W19 Geraldine Smith 1W16 Marg Deichert 1W12 Ray Hodgson 1W12 Pat Campbell 1W11 Brad Claus 1W11 John Cooper 1W11 Mary DeBoer 1W11 Jerry DeBoer 1W11 Harold Knight 1W11 Mike Underhill 1W11 Bill Sullivan 1W11 Centennials finish season with 2-1 win EXETER - The Exeter Centennials soccer team wrapped up the season with a 2-1 win over Delhi Athletics. Exeter’s Scott Ogg scored at the 30 minute mark of the first half on a great left foot shoot. Five minutes later Delhi came back and tied it up. The score was 1-1 at the end of the first half. Exeter’s Mike DePierro put Exeter up 2-1 at the 60 minute mark. Exeter had numerous chances to up the score but could not finish so the score ended 2-1. Exeter Centennials finished with a 13-3-2 record for 41 points, good for second place. Sarnia Bluewater was in first place with 44 pts. and Simcoe fin- ished third with 33 pts. Sarnia Bluewater and the Exeter Centennials will move up to the Premier Division next year. The Centennials are planning an awards banquet on Oct. 6 at 7 p.m. at AAA. WOSL First Division 2002 Standings W L T Pts. PF PA SO Bluewater 14 2 2 44 45 12 11 Exeter Centennials 13 3 2 41 48 10 10 White Eagles A 10 5 3 33 50 27 5 Simcoe 10 5 3 33 41 31 4 Croatia 8 5 5 29 40 36 1 Scottish 8 8 2 26 34 26 6 Wallaceburg 5 11 2 17 26 47 2 Athletics 5 11 2 17 21 43 3 Portuguese B 4 13 1 13 19 41 3 London Serbs 2 16 0 6 10 61 0 Shuffleboard Exeter - Sept. 25 3 wins Susie Underhill 202 2 wins Marge McCurdy 160 Lila Ellis 146 Shirley Kirk 96 Norm Ferguson 78 Esther Hillman 76 Hensall - Sept. 24 Dave Woodward 488 Theo Vandenboom 456 George Racey 439 Joe Regier 431 Doris Hamilton 431 Tom Williams 367 Ina Williams 366 Ray Warner 362 Solo results Exeter - Sept. 18 at Huron Restaurant 1st high Jim Bell 2nd high Tony Denomme 1st solos John Brintnell 2nd solos Gladys Bierling Low Elvina Galloway Hidden Doris Denham Sept. 25 1st high Ken Keller 2nd high Shorty Caldwell 1st solos Edith Brintnell 2nd solos Rosaleen Berends Low Donna Corbett Hidden Thea VandenBoom Swimming Lessons PINE DALE MOTOR INN Grand Bend, ON Beginning Oct. 9 & Oct. 10, 2002 For 10 Weeks FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: * Candace Becker 237-3738 After 4:00 p.m. * Certified Red Cross Water Safety Instructor Irish win and tie The Lucan Irish played through the first weekend of their regular season undefeated, coming away with a win and a tie on the road. The Irish opened their regular season against the Thamesford Trojans Sept. 27 and ended up with a 5-3 win. Scoring for the Irish were Adam Morin, Jamie Jongsma, Matt Thompson, Mark Read and Brady Kjelgaard. Ben Dobbie had two assists, with other assists from Ryan Keating, Jeremy Montag, Mike Burns, Jordan Brooke, Kjelgaard, Thompson and Flood. The Irish had success with the extra man, scor- ing two power play goals, while the Trojans had one. The Irish wrapped up their weekend Sunday with a 1-1 tie against the Lambeth Lancers. Mike Burns scored on the power play for the Irish, assisted by Jongsma and Dobbie. The Irish were badly outshot in the game, 38-15. The Irish hold their home opener tonight against Parkhill before heading north to play their Hwy. 4 rivals the Exeter Hawks Friday night. M-D SMALL ENGINE REPAIR Sales & Service 519-263-2313 2.5 MILES NORTH OF EXETER ON HWY. #4