HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Times-Advocate, 2002-11-20, Page 20GODERICH – The South
Huron senior boys volley-
ball team were so close to
a trip to OFSAA they
could taste it.
On Nov. 15 the team
travelled to Goderich
Collegiate for the Double-
A WOSSAA champi-
onships.
The tournament fea-
tured the two Huron-
Perth qualifiers, South
Huron and St. Marys,
against the two qualifiers
from Thames Valley,
Central Elgin from St.
Thomas and College Ave.
from Woodstock.
The first match pitted
the Panthers against
Central Elgin. With good
ball handling, consistent
blocking and tough kills,
South Huron took the
match in 3 straight sets,
showing the fans how an
outstanding group of guys
can play as a team, both
on the court and on the
bench.
After lunch, South
Huron faced St. Marys in
the gold medal final in a
bid to go to the OFSAA
championships.
The boys were down
two sets in the best of
three match, and rallied
back to overcome St.
Mary’s in the third set 27
to 25.
A fourth set win by the
Panthers set the tone for
an exciting fifth set tie-
breaker to 15.
Fan support from South
Huron was great as the
boys tried their best to get
ahead. However, in the
end, they just could not
get past the big St. Marys
middle blocker. The final
set score was 15 to 9 for
St. Marys.
This match was a huge
milestone for South
Huron District High
School as it was the
first time the senior
boys have made it
to the WOSSAA
finals.
Some of the key
players were Kieran
O’Rourke with huge kills
at the net and a great
sense of leadership on the
court, team captain Mark
Laye with consistently
excellent effort in all
areas, and Everette
Dionne with huge jumps
and big kills.
Jon Brand came up
with outstanding defense
as the Libero (back court
defensive specialist) and
enthusiasm firing up the
rest of the team.
Justin Hayter and Jesse
McCann both supplied
great middle blocking and
smart serves, while
the other players on
the bench really
came through sup-
porting the team.
The following play-
ers have been selected
to represent South Huron
in the Senior Boys Huron-
Perth All-Star match,
Nov. 27 at Mitchell
District High School: Mark
Laye, Kieran O’Rourke
and Everette Dionne.
Mr. Halpenny and Ms.
Hone are proud all the
team members. They
worked very hard over
the past few months and
showed a lot of heart near
the end when it counted
the most. Congratulations
on your silver medals
boys!
Sports
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Nov. 16 - Ron Ferguson Memorial
Tournament
Game 1 - Exeter ‘B’ 10 vs.
Mitchell 4
Goals: Megan Pavkeje (2), Jelaine
Jackson (3), Caelynn Deweerd,
Jessica Brock (2), Staci Miller,
Melanie Smith
Assists: Pavkeje (2), Jackson,
Brock (3), Miller, Smith, Alana
Hodgert (3)
Game 2 - Exeter ‘B’ 8 vs. St.
Thomas 4
Goals: Pavkeje, Miller (2),
Deweerd (2), Brock, Jackson,
Smith
Assists: Jackson, Smith (2),
Hodgert, Evelyn Johns, Jessica
Reid
Game 3 - Exeter ‘B’ 7 vs.
Waterloo 1
Goals: Jackson (2), Smith (2),
Pavkeje, Miller, Hodgert
Assists: Pavkeje, Miller (2),
Deweerd, Brock, Nicole Insley (2),
Carrie Powe, Reid, Jordan
Brintnell
Game 4 - Exeter ‘B’ 3 vs.
Tillsonburg 6
Goals: Miller (2), Smith
Assists: Smith, Rio Beatty, Reid,
Brock
The girls played great all day but
ran out of steam in the last game.
Congratulations girls for winning
the Gold! A well deserved victory!
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Nov. 16-17 - Ron Ferguson
Memorial Tournament
Game 1 - Exeter HMP 6 vs.
Seaforth 1
Goals: Jenna Dawson (2), Brenna
Atthill, Katherine Berg, Jennifer
Baer, Kennedy Warren
Assists: Alexa Sereda (2), Cassidy
Warren, Kennedy Warren
Great game by all players.
Game 2 - St. Marys 9 at Exeter
HMP 2
Goals: J. Baer, K. Warren
Assists: Kayley MacGregor,
Sereda
The two games of this tournament
were the first games for many of
the players. They all put in a
great effort!
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Nov. 17 - Ron Ferguson Memorial
Tournament
Game 1 - Exeter Red 8 vs. St.
Marys 3
Goals: Abbey Brintnell (2),
Melanie Hern (2), Emily Boyle,
Grace Stephens, Emily LaCasse,
Marlee Heywood
Assists: Nicole VanOss (2), Hern
(2), Charlotte McEwan (2),
Heywood (2), LaCasse, Boyle,
Laura Gehan
Goaltender: Tess Atthill
Game 2 - Exeter Red 11 vs.
Dorchester 6
Goals: LaCasse (4), Hern (2),
Jessica Hamather, Atthill, Morgan
Cooper, Heywood
Assists: Cooper (3), Boyle, Gehan,
VanOss, Megan Verbeke, LaCasse,
Atthill, Jenna Regier
Goaltender: Grace Stephens
Game 3 - Exeter Red 8 vs. Guelph
4
Goals: LaCasse (2), Heywood (2),
Boyle (2), Abbey Brintnell, Atthill
Assists: Brintnell (4), VanOss (3),
Atthill (2), Stephens, McEwan,
Verbeke, Hamather
Goaltender: Hern
Exeter Red won Gold!
Nov. 17 - Ron Ferguson Memorial
tournament
Game 1 - Exeter White 14 vs.
Goderich 0
Goals: Kristen Dawson (2),
Michaela Ondrejicka (2), Morgan
Powe, Kayla Parker, Taylor
Hoffman, Becca Reid, Brittany
Parker, Sydney Kinsman (2), Riley
Taylor, Nicole Pavkeje, Taryn
Dougall
Assists: B. Parker (2), Reid (3),
Taylor, Dawson (3), K. Parker,
Kristina Troyer, Powe
Game 2 - Tillsonburg 2 at Exeter
White 9
Goals: Hoffman (2), Dawson (2),
Reid (2), Powe (2), Ondrejicka
Assists: Dawson, Reid, Ondrejicka,
Dougall
Game 3 - Chatham 4 vs. Exeter 4
Goals: Dawson, Powe (2), Hoffman
Assists: K. Parker, B. Parker,
Colleen Govers, S. Kinsman
Goaltender: Chelsea Brintnell
Comments: The girls all played
extremely well together. Lots of
passing and making great saves
won the silver!
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Nov. 17 - Ron Ferguson Memorial
Tournament
Game 1 - Exeter Lions 4 vs. St.
Marys 3
Goals: Kelley Nedza (2), Miranda
Mattucci, Ashley Bedard
Assists: Bedard, Mattucci,
Brittany Lion
Excellent goaltending by
Samantha Regier
Game 2 - Exeter Lions 10 vs.
Waterloo 0
Goals: Jasmine VanHaarlem (2),
Holly Puchniak (3), Kristin
Ferguson (3), Aleisha Heywood,
Sarah Stenhouse
Assists: Stenhouse (3),
VanHaarlem, Ferguson (2),
Bedard (2), Heywood, Jamie
Glazier
Excellent goaltending by
Samantha Regier
Game 3 - Exeter Lions 7 vs.
Niagara Falls 2
Goals: Heywood (2), Nedza,
Ferguson (3), Mattucci
Assists: Mattucci, VanHaarlem,
Danielle Ondrejicka, Nedza,
Heywood
Excellent goaltending by
Samantha Regier and a great
team effort by all the girls to win
the gold medal!
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Silver medals for Panthers volleyball
By Ron
Dann
ZURICH -
The
Monday
night Red
Devils
ladies league team at
Zurich Town and
Country lanes won a spe-
cial Ontario Five Pin
Bowlers’ Association
(O.F.P.B.A.) award for
the 2001-2002 season.
Last season Red Devils
team members Tracy
McIlwain, Mary
MacDonald, Mellisa
Dickert, Jen Glazier, Bev
Cregan and Sandra
Dickert bowled a 1,259
one game pinfall in their
league and won an
award from the
O.F.P.B.A. for the highest
single game in Ontario
for a six bowler ladies
team category.
Hilda Lansbergen, from
the same league, also
picked up an O.F.P.B.A.
award for bowling a 351
single game, highest in
Ontario in the level two
category last season.
Bluewater Bowlers
Association president,
Exeter’s Mike Cregan,
recently presented both
special awards to the
winners during league
play at Town and
Country lanes.
Zone winners
Winners in the
Bluewater Zone
O.F.P.B.A. three game
qualifying round of the
League Executive tour-
ney completed last
Sunday at Town and
Country lanes were pres-
ident’s division Zurich’s
Lynn Wareing, secre-
taries division Owen
Sound’s Steve Beiernes
and treasurer’s division
Zurich’s Yvon Laurin.
Red Devils bowlers earn highest game award
Bowling
scoreboard
Sunday Mixed: Brad Ankers 293 -735, John Beemer 287 -
725, Donnie Morgan 251 -660, Dan Gower 256 -631, Brenda
Morgan 254 -616, AnnMarie Riley 254 -616, Chad Smith
242 -567, Tina Riley 217 -557, Cheryl Kennedy 210 -554,
Marie Jaques 232 -550, Billy Payne 196 -540, Floyd Riley
218 -539, John Jaques 222 -531, Dianne Hesse 186 -511,
Darlene Broom 200 -509.
Monday Ladies: Shirley Rees 293 -647, Joan O'Neill 216 -
613, Joyce Sovereign 213 -584, Pat Davis 208 -573, Krista
Smith 207 -572, Heather Smith 228 -534, Jean Hickson 188
-526, Terri Noble 223 -510, Cindy Graff 175 -510, Marg
Elson 192 -506, Beulah Storey 190 -490.
Non Smoking: Pat Hodgins 315 -591, Brenda Isaac 209 -
591, Pamela Hamm 262 -581, Jeremy Krziyzek 256 -580,
Don Froats 225 -567, Marg Watt 214 -544, Robert Heckman
198 -526, Dan Maguire 192 -526, Milt Robbins 192 -515,
Dan Isaac 203 -470, Don Maguire 171 -465.
Medway:Terry Weber 236 -537, Loretta Needham 222 -
532, Laura Hudson 192 -527, Grant Wales 191 -522, Shirley
Bosley 176 -518, Clark Rollings 179 -487, Ron Smith 171 -
473, Helen Hartwick 183 - 460, Willard Smibert 183 -456,
Ruth Parkinson 173 -445, Grace Rollings 167 -437.
Senior Citizens: Ron Dann 272 -629, Eve Smith 219 -563,
Pat Davis 196 -520, Shirley Adams 210 - 486, Milt Robbins
198 -475, Mac MacCormack 167 -471, Theo Sentjens 205 -
461, Peter Vandenboomen 163 -460, Tom Adams 168 -451,
Bill Butler 175 -444, Charlie Grieve 165 -410, Art Oberlin
169 -406.
Wednesday YBC: Kirk Merrifield 199, 138, Matt
McNaughton 198, 130, Kevin McNaughton 183, 170, Riley
Tighe 168, 143, William Benedetti 162, 122, Trevor
Williams 146, 134, Avery Greaves 139, 118, Michael
Williams 133, 132, Josh Molenkamp 119, 113, Megan
Greaves 113, 112, Richard Forrest 121, Melissa
McNaughton 112, Greg Acs 104, Nicolas Caskanette 100.
Wednesday Mixed: Doug Beaudoin 280 -668, Kevin
Rollings 273 -635, Harvey Rollings 260 -626, Dave Johnston
262 -609, Laurie McGee 229 -601, Anney Vanhooydonk 209
-583, Scott Martin 223 -580, Mark Thomson 231 -563, Case
Vanhooydonk 205 -551, Larry Bic 211 -548, Nancy Johnston
223 -544, Dan Waters 193 -541, Ted Peters 212 -532, Lisa
Rollings 208 -532, Howard Broschak 185 -518.
Thursday Men: Mike Apps 302 -815, Lloyd Rimmer 294 -
778, Gord Brewer 330 -770, George Lee 295 -749, Bill
McDonald 263 -729, Brad Ankers 268 -728, Laurie McGee
271 -722, Jim Dixon 277 -721, Don Watt 267 -719, Bob
Smith 255 -709, Don Cunningham 253 -696, Rob Spruytte
249 -688, Dave Smith 247 -682, John Jansen 281 -680,
Wayne Smith 235 -656, Brian Ankers 267 -654, Robbie Yeo
253 -629, Chris Smith 213 -629, Murray Yeo 253 -627.
Zurich Town and Country Lanes
Monday Night Ladies: (Nov 11th)
High Single High Triple
High Five: Edna Mielke, 251 Edna Mielke, 508
Lakers: Leona Pascu, 211 Leona Pascu, 480
Alley Cats: Marlene Bedard, 211 Marlene Bedard, 575
Packers: Emmy Zandwyk, 237 Pat Love, 554
Pin Poppers: Hilda Vanderhoeck, 238 H. Vanderhoeck, 565
High Average: Marlene Bedard, 185
Tuesday Night Men: (Nov 12th)
Dream Team: Paul Dickert, 287 Paul Dickert, 704
Holland: Ted Stanlake, 292 Ted Stanlake, 734
Ramblers: Dwayne Mcnab, 331 Dwayne Mcnab, 781
Rockets: Jim Bedard, 265 Jim Bedard, 671
Lane Changers: Trevor Lansbergen, 249 T. Lansbergen, 684
Pumpkin Patch: Jerry Elmquist, 284 Jerry Elmquist, 641
High Average: Trevor Lansbergen, 223
Wednesday Morning Ladies: (Nov 13th)
Lane 1: Betty Sangster, 240 Betty Sangster, 573
Lane 2: Roseleen Berends, 178 R. Berends, 430
Lane 3: Mary Jefferies, 173 Mary Jefferies, 475
Lane 4: Evelyn Pickering, 163 Evelyn Pickering, 440
High Average: Mary Jefferies, 160
Grand Cove Seniors: (Nov 14th)
Lane 1: Marie Wintle, 139 Jo Dabrowski, 375
Lane 2: Ralph Simons, 229 Ralph Simons, 562
Lane 3: Bob Simpson, 202 Bob Simpson, 504
Lane 4: George Jones, 179 George Jones, 470
High average: Bob Simpson, 168
Zurich and Area Seniors: (Nov 14th)
Lane 3: Bill Muller, 207 Bill Muller, 551
Lane 4: Bill Coleman, 202 Bill Coleman, 466
High Average: Bill Muller, 171
Thursday Night Mixed League: (Nov 7th)
High Triple: Lane 1 - Ted Stanlake, 636; Lane 2 - Tony Bedard, 537; Lane
3 - Mike Cregan, 857; Lane 4 - Laurie Stanlake, 575.
High Single High Triple High Average
Ladies:
Laurie Stanlake, 250Laurie Stanlake, 575 Laurie Stanlake, 191
Men:
Mike Cregan, 295 Mike Cregan, 857 Mike Cregan, 227
Saturday Morning Youth Bowling (Nov. 9th)
High Single: High Triple: High Average:
(this week) (this week) (season to date)
Bantam Boys:
Mathew Regier, 172 Mathew Regier, 457 Mathew Regier, 128
Bantam Girls:
Christine Dickert, 131 C. Dickert, 333 Christine Dickert, 105
Junior Boys:
Brent Ducharme, 168 B. Ducharme, 461 Brent Ducharme, 172
Junior Girls:
Cheryl Regier, 139 C. Regier, 375 Lesa Livingston, 131
Senior Boys:
Derek Ducharme, 267 D. Ducharme, 737 Derek Ducharme, 216
Senior Girls:
Suzanne Coleman, 139 S. Coleman, 367 Suzanne Coleman, 137
Personal High Singles this season for:Katie Livingston, 136; Joel Hebert,
103; Kaylee Koloff, 87
Personal High Triples this season for: Derek Ducharme, 737; Roger Mills,
399; Mark Anthony Miller, 289; Jay Hebert, 417; Mathew Regier, 457
Lucan Bowling Lanes