HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 2009-08-26, Page 29Junior Rookies finish season 8-5
The Goderich Junior Rookie 2 team finished
the regular season with an 8-5 record heading
into their year-end toumament.
Earlier this month, the team continued their
winning streak at the tourney by beating Li-
stowel Green 26-10 and Listowel Red 14-11.
All the boys and girls contributed with
their strong hitting and speedy base run-
ning. The team's fielding progressed
nicely all season with some fantastic fly
ball catches, good plays at the bases and
even some double plays.
The team's heavy hitters included
Scott Boyce, Bryson Campbell, Erin
Hastie, Kai Hussey, Thomas Kerr,
Grace McCauley, Bennett Moore, Trent
Stothers, Graham Roth, Curtis Roth,
Julien Snowden and James Zolob.
Thanks to all the parents who helped
throughout the summer. See you next
season.
Avis takes third at invitational
Congratulations to all the players that
played at the Sunset McDonald's Invitational
Junior Tournament. Andrew Avis scored
third overall and these players also ma4cle it
to the prize table. Janed Bakker, Carter Burt,
Billy Fincher, Taylor Helesic, Chase Kulich,
Ethan Lajeunesse and Zach Smith. Well done
guys.
Men's Club Championship was held at the
Maitland on Saturday, August 15. Ian Gould
is the Club Champion with a score of 139.
Other winners include:
A flight - winner Nathan Daer 140, run-
ner up Roy Wallace, 149; B flight - winner
Scott Feagan 165, mmner up Brian Allen 167;
C flight winner. Dave Wilkinson 174; run-
ner nip Bill Tuleswell 180. D flight winner
Dewey Horton 189.
Men's Night, Monday, August 17, Bill
Hanly scored a 33 for first low net, Corey
Haylow shot 35 for first low gross. Bill Van -
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The Ladies' League held a corn mast on
Tuesday, August 18, with the team of Wendy
Harvey, Alice Mark and Lesley Zolob de-
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First flight, low gross, Christine Haylow,
low net, Diana Little;, Second Flight, low
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The Goderich Junior Rookie 2 Seahawks club finished
their season with two big wins over Listowel Green and
Listowel Red, bringing the team's final record to 8-5.
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