HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1995-10-25, Page 7Local girl wins Huron -
Perth race for Seaforth
A half -minute is a huge lead
in cross-country.
But that's about how far
Sarah McLellan of RR 1 Wal-
ton finished in front of second -
place Michelle Finkbeiner of
Exeter South Huron to win the
midget girls' individual title for
Seaforth District High School
at the Huron -Perth Conference
championships last Tuesday at
Wingham.
Seaforth and area produced
two champs.
Jason Henderson of RR 1
Seaforth, running for the St.
Michael Warriors of Stratford,
also won his second -straight
senior boys' title.
Both qualified for tomor-
row's (Thursday) WOSSA
championships at Springwater
Conservation Area near Ayl-
mer.
McLellan, 14, runs like a tiny
fleeting wisp, but her SDHS
SC
coach David Onn describes her
as a "natural".
This is her first year of high
school and she says tomor-
row's race will certainly be the
biggest run of her young
career. She hasn't just burst on
the scene out of nowhere. She
says she did well running for
Seaforth Public School, win-
ning the area elementary
schools chalnpionship every
year from Grade 4 to Grade 8.
Last Tuesday's race in cold,
windy and wet conditions was
about two metric miles, about
3,000 metres.
Henderson, 18, is an ac-
complished veteran runner in
both track and cross-country.
He helped the Warriors capture
the overall boy's team title at
last week's conference cham-
pionships.
Hockey
OHA JUNIOR
"D"EVEOPMENT LEAGUE
YECK CONFERENCE
Morenz Division
WL T F A PIS
Seaforth 6 2(1)0 55 27 13
Lucan 5 3 1 40 34 11
Exeter 5 0 0 33 13 10
N. Middlesx 2 6 0 30 37 6
• Mitchell 1 3 0 13 15 2
Thomas Division
Thamesfrd 5 2 1 46 21 11
Pt Stanley 5. 2 0 31 25 10
Mt. Brydges 4 1 1 31 27 9
Lambeth 3 4 1 28 41 7
Belmont 2 5 0 26 36 4
( Overtime losses worth point )
GAMES Tf ifS WEEK
Fri - Seaforth at Exeter, 8:30 p.m.
Sat - Seaforth at North Middlesex,
8:15 p.m.
SEAFORTH & DISTRICT
MINOR HOCKEY ASSOC.
WOAA/Novice
( Oct. 21 )
Zurich 4 at SEAFORTH 6
SEAFORTH SCORERS: Bradley
Ffenderson 4, Bill Nigh, Tyler Ellig-
sen.
Atom 1
( Oct. 21
Minto 2 at SEAFORTH 3
SEAFORTH SCORI.RS: Wade
Broome 2, Josh Holland
( Oct. 22 )
Seaforth 4 at STEPHEN TWP 7
SEAFORTH SCORERS: Jeremy
Hildebrand 2, Steve Carnochan,
Nick Elligsen.
Atom II
( Oct. 21 )
Goderich 8 at SEAFORTH 3
SEAFORTH SCORERS: Nicholas
Jansen, Brent O'Reilly, Kevin Mur-
ray.
Peewee 1
( Oct. 21 )
Port Elgin 4 at SEAFORTH 4
SEAFORTH SCORERS: Derek
Nesbitt 2, Tim McClure, Matt
Flanagan.
HIGHLIGHT: Flanagan's goal,
assisted by Nesbitt, with 16 seconds
left in the game earned the tie.
Peewee II
( Oct. 22) •
Seaforth 4 at HENSALL 5
SEAFORTH SCORERS: Curtis
Wilson 2, Dean Wood, Rick 1 -lar -
burn.
HIGHLIGHT: Hensall scores win-
ner with 25 seconds left in the
game.
Bantam I
(Oct.21)
Mitchell 2 at SEAFORTH 0
(Oct. 16)
Seaforth 7 at PORT ELGIN 3
SEAFORTH SCORERS: J.D. Nolan
3, Everett Smith 2, Derek Nesbitt,
Kevin Meindinger.
Bantam 11
( Oct. 21 )
Seaforth 6 vs Goderich 1
SEAFORTH SCORERS: Kevin
Meindinger 2, Ryan VanDooren,
Keegan Teichert, Kevin Carnochan,
Marc Glanville.
(Oct. 19)
Mitchell 2 Seaforth 0
HIGHLIGHT: Mitchell goaltender
Scott Schoonderwoerd stones
Seaforth shooters.
Midget
( Oct. 22 )
Port Elgin at SEAFORTH
( Oct. 16)
Seaforth 1 at MITCHELL 2
SEAFORTH SCORER: Brandon
Nash.
Games This Week:
Saturday
4 p.m.-Wingham at C4TH Novice 1
5 - Hensall at C4TH Atom 11
6 - Mitchell at C4TH Atom I
7:15 - Stephen Twp at Peewee II
8:45 - Walkerton at Peewee I
Sunday
2 p.m. - Brussels at C4TH Tykes
3 p.m. - Stephen at C4TH Novice II
8:15 - Brussels vs C4TI1 Bantam 11
930 - Listowel at C4TH Midget
HOUSE LEAGUE
( Oct. 21 results )
Senior
BRUINS 4 PANTHERS 0
BRUINS SCORERS: Jason Tunney,
Daryl Young, Derek Van Drunnen,
Colin Kloibhofer.
SHUTOUT: Josh Dale.
DUCKS 12 BLUES 4
DUCKS SCORERS: Scott Hender-
son 3, Everett Smith 3, Mark Phil-
lips 3, Derek Nesbitt 2, Keegan
Teichert.
BLUES SCORERS: Ryan Van-
Dooren, Mark Vock, Ryan Willis,
Katie Holland.
union
NABS 5 KINGS 3
CANADIENS SCORERS: John
Crowley, Brent O'Reilly, Cody
McNaughton, Stephanie Weber,
Curtis Ryan.
KINGS SCORERS: Matt Car-
nochan.
WHALERS 13 SHARKS 4
WHALERS SCORERS: Tyler Ellig-
sen 5, Adam Broome 2, Nick Ellig-
sen 2, #1 2, Gerrid Dalton, Jeff
Banks.
SHARKS SCORERS: Mark Kircon-
nell 2, Mike DelVecchio, Darcy
MCutcheon.
LEAFS 6 OILERS 4
LEAFS SCORERS: Beau Dill '3,
Dave Chessell, Dave McC7ory,
Owen O'Reilly.
OILERS SCORERS: Josh Holland,
Barry Young, Tyler Dalton, Matt
Dalton.
Games This Saturday
(all times a.m.)
6:30 - Ducks vs. Panthers.
7:30 - Sharks vs.Oilcrs.
8:30 - Whalers vs. Canadiens.
930 - Leafs vs. Kings.
10:30 - Blues vs Bruins.
Ringette
SEAFORTH & DISTRICT
RINGETTE ASSOCIATION
( Oct. 21 results)
Petite C
Forest 6 at SEAFORTH 0
( Oct. 22 )
Tween
Grey/Bruce 1 at SEAFORTH 6
SEAFORTH SCORERS: Kim
Devereaux 3, Jessica Finlayson,
Continued on page 13
You are invited to a dedica-
tion ceremony and unveiling
of a plaque honouring the late
Senator William Golding who
was born and raised in
Hibbert Township.
His life of public service included eight
years as Mayor, 17 years as an area M.P.
and 12 years as a Senator.
The event will be held at:
Staffa j`a Cemetery, Staffa
Sunday, October 29, 1995
2:00 p. m.
Refreshment at Staffa Township Hall to follow.
GREC,OR CAMPBEI.1. PHOTO
QUICK MIDGET - Sarah McLellan of RR 1 Walton won the
Huron Conference midget girls' cross-country championship
for Seaforth District High School at Wingham last Tuesday.
Hensall horse retires
from race world
Staying Together, the fastest
pacer in the world, has been
retired to the Kentucky Horse
Palace at Lexington, by owner
Bob Hamacher of Hensall on
the advice of trainer of Jack
Parsons of Exeter.
The six-year-old horse was
inducted in .the Hall of Cham-
pions after being named Horse
of the Year, Pacer of the Year
and Aged Pacer of the Year by
the United States Trolling .As-
sociation.
He took the title of fastest
horse in the world after setting
the new record of 1:48.2 in
1993 in a free-for-all pace at
the Meadowlands in New Jer-
sey. The record still stands.
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