HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 2009-05-06, Page 35Goderich Signal -Star, Wednesday, May 6, 2009 - Page A33
Youth bowlers celebrate another season of pin -crashing
The Youth Canada Bowlers were
able to enjoy their year-end awards
banquets over the weekend. The Youth
Bowlers were recognized for their awe-
some achievements over the past bowl-
ing season.
The play-offs saw three division
champ teams. The Seniors - Red Di-
vision Champs went to the Lazinators
with team members Daiton Lingard,
Jason Macdonald and Rickey Fields.
The .Bantam -Junior - Green Division
Champs were the Wonkers by team
members Zack Podgrenko and Shane
Keddy followed by Bantam -Junior
- Blue Division Champs won by the
Camp Rockers by team members Kari-
na Verbruggen and Hailey Harris.
The Bowlasaurus group of young
bowlers were awarded high aver-
age • to Griffin Priebe 77 and Brittany
Van Diepen 66. The Bowlasaurus that
earned the high double was Cody Aus-
tin 227 and high single was Kyler Mac -
Adam 112. The Pee Wee Division high
average went to Frances Smith 67 and
Ben Moore 102.
The high double was Julien Snowden
302 and high single Nathan Zoethout
124. Other outstanding doubles were
Scott Berry 165, Damien Priebe 188
and singles Kaidin MacAdam 113. In
the Bantam Division high average was
held by Lizzy McDonald 148 and Rob-
ert Shelhamer 138.
High triples went to Payten Lang 523
and Nathan Jeffrey 469 along with high Hamilton 686 and Spencer Feagan 609.
singles going to Hailey Harris 203 and An outstanding single by Ryan Dusko-
Owen Kerr 198. Other outstanding tri- cy 238.
pies were Mitchell Adams 400, Jimmy The Youth Bowlers that raised their
Murray 365, Jordyn Sole 351, Grant averages substantially over the season
Mcllhargey 349, Matthew King 304, earned the Most Improved Awards , in -
Karina Verbruggen 319, Vanessa Ch- eluding: Griffin Priebe +21, Cody Aus-
isholm 323. Other outstanding singles tin +20, Brittany Van Diepen +18, Ben
were Noah Smith 157, Sydney Mathers Moore +24, Julien Snowden +23, Lizzy
140, Mitchell Ryan 130. McDonald +21, Curtis Jeffrey +25,
In the Junior Division the high av- Spencer Barnim +29, Alecia Saunders
erage was awarded to Tegan Stuparyk
167 and Robbie Franken 178. Earning
the high triple were ,Tiffany Foster 447
and Shane Keddy 690 with high single
won by Theresa Roosemalen 215 and
Andrew Shaw 284. Other outstanding
triples were Casey Huff 602, Cassidy
Franken 519, Matthew Adams 465,
Eric Saunders 437, Trevor Osinga 16,
Samantha Walls 398, Zack Podgrenko
397. Other outstanding singles were
Jonathan Stuparyk 282, Scott Franken
253, Jacob Smith 209.
The Senior Division seen high av-
erage go to Sarah Macdonald 150 and
Derek Saunder-
cock 202. The high
triple was awarded
to Daiton Lingard
695 and high sin-
gle went to Rickey
Fields 312. Other
outstanding triples
were Matthew Stu-
paryk 678, Thomas
Fighters back in ring for
May 24 Hanover bouts
From page 29.
"It's to get kids out, get them active and get them confident," says
Grguric as the timer sounds off on another round of sparring. "And
show that boxing isn't as bad as people may think"
There is much more to the sport than just slugging jt out, she says.
Students leam to win, lose and eat properly, both before a fight and in
day-to-day situations.
"And I make 'em sweat," she laughs. "I promised their parents."
Vodden is living proof of this. The junior welterweight is tired, and
short for words about his Golden Gloves experience.
"You really don't notice all the people around you," he says, catching
his breath. "Just the person punching me."
Both Grguric and Vodden went straight to the gold medal match, as
they were the only other competitors in their weight class.
Unfortunately for Vodden, he was mis-matched against Jay Newbe-
ginnings of Hanover.
"We were told he was in the gym for eight months before the fight,"
says Killam as training resumes. "We weren't told about the two years
previous."
After a shaky rise from an eight -count, referees called the fight off.
Even though it didn't end on a gold note, Vodden was back in the
gym almost immediately, and will be joining Grguric on the bill for
May 24.
As the boxers get back to their training, a call comes on Grguric's
phone. It's a promoter from Hanover with the confirmation of fighters
for the coming bouts.
As Killam begins listing names, weights and ages over the phone, it's
clear this interview is over. It's time to start sweating.
Correction
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In last week's edition, the awards photo on page 30 was
of the provincial bronze -medalists, the peewee Sailorettes.
The Signal -Star regrets the'error.
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