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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Times-Advocate, 2002-10-16, Page 6EXETER — Exeter’s Jr. D Hawks are no longer perfect after a 3-2 loss to the Lambeth Lancers at home Friday night. The loss was the Hawks’ first of the sea- son, dropping their record to 5-1. Exeter goals came from Bentley Dundas and Shayne Andrews in the first period. Assists came from J.R. Davies, Joe Nesbitt, Jared Bourne and Jeff Finkbeiner. The Hawks had the lead after the first but the Lancers took the lead and kept it late in the second period. There was no scoring in the third, a period in which both teams only had six shots each. The Hawks had trou- ble on the power play, going scoreless in nine opportunities, while the Lancers scored one goal in their seven power play chances. The Hawks outshot the Lancers 25-24, with Ryan Frayne keeping goal for the Hawks and Norm Seakan in nets for the Lancers. The Hawks have a busy schedule this week. They travelled to Mt. Brydges last night after the Times- Advocate went to press, play at home versus Parkhill Friday at 8:30 p.m. and travel to Port Stanley Saturday. SportsTHISWEEK IN SPORTS Lucan Irish lose to Pt. Stanley. Page 13 Lowest score in golf. Page 14 SPORTS TIPS? Contact Exeter Times Advocate Tel: (519) 235-1336 Fax: (519) 235-0766 E-mail: sports@SouthHuron.com Wednesday, October 16, 200212 Exeter Times-Advocate ***No purchasenecessary.Mustbe19oroldertoenter.EntriesmustbereceivedbyNovember17,2002.Seedealerfordetails.*Finance offer available on the Polaris Card with the purchase of $1000 in Pure Polaris apparel and accesssories, subject to approval. Finance Charges will not be imposed on these purchases and payments will not be required during the 12 month promotion period.Standard Rate 17.9%APR.ForAccounts not kept current,the Default Rate 21.9%APR will be applied to all balances. Minimum Finance Charge $1.00.**Free 2,000lb. Warn ®Winch offer available on all 4x4’s & 6x6’s. Offers are available 8/1/02–12/31/02 (RANGER not included). Warning:ATVs can be hazardous to operate.ATVs with engine sizes larger than 90 cc may not be ridden by anyone under 16 years of age. ATVswith89ccenginesmaynotbe riddenbyanyoneunder12yearsofage.ATVswith49ccenginesmaynotberiddenbyanyoneunder6yearsofage.Alwayswear a helmet and be sure to take a training course.For safety and training information,see your Polaris dealer or call 1-800-342-3764. ©2002 Polaris Industries, LTD. Sportsman 700 Twin •Sportsman is the world’s best-selling automatic ATV. •4 engine choices: 400, 500 H.O., new 600 Twin and 700 Twin. •Independent rear suspension for a legendary smooth ride. Get 0/0/0 for 12 months* Win a serious plot of land. Enter to win $50,000 in land for you and your ATV.*** Or choose 2000 lb. Warn®Winch**(ATV’s only). Hensall Elder Enterprises LTD RR 2 •519-263-6142 SENIOR ‘A’ vs TAVISTOCK Sat. Oct. 19 7:30 p.m. Hensall Arena Hawks suffer first loss of season The Exeter Hawks’ Shayne Andrews,right,has to put up with some harassment Friday from the Lambeth Lancers’ Darren Hamden Friday night during the Hawks’ 3-2 loss.Andrews scored a goal in the first period of the game.The game marked Exeter’s first loss of the season.(photo/Scott Nixon) Exeter Hawks captain Jeremy Geoffrey battles for the puck behind the net with the Lambeth Lancers’ Aaron Haviland.(photo/Scott Nixon) Students from Exeter, Hensall, Stephen, Usborne,and Zurich participated in the annual cross country meet at Stephen school Oct 10. Students from Exeter dis- play the medals they won running 1500m, 2300m, and 3000m. L-R Front: Sam Christie, Karl Florence,Tim Burtch, Carly Mercer. Middle: Mrs Ellison(Coach) Sarah Burtch, David Wagler, Cayley, Josh Wagler, Abbey Oke. Back: Mario Arounlasy, Katie Oke,Kathleen Anderson,Meaghan Ellison. Missing Mrs.Griffin (Coach) (Photo/submit- ted). Right, Chad Atkins makes his final drive for the finish line in the regional cross country meet held Oct. 10 at Stephen school. Grade 3 to 8 students from Hensall, Zurich, Stephen, Usborne and Exeter competed in 1500, 2300, and 3000m races.photo/Pat Bolen