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Home My WebLink AboutHuron Expositor, 2004-05-19, Page 12• • 12 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MAY 19, 2004 Sports Local students heading to WOSSA Local students will go on to compete at WOSSA in London this week after placing in the top six at the Huron -Perth track and field meet last week. At Central Huron Secondary School, Matt Fisher came third in the midget boys' relay and in the midget boys' 200 -metre dash and came fourth in the midget boys' javelin. Brandon Bennett, of Central Huron came seventh in the long jump. While he was injured in the long jump event, his midget boys' relay team came third and he will be competing at WOSSA in that event, says his coach Carolyn Williams. John Glanville, of Central Huron, was also a member of the midget boys' relay team which came third. He also came fourth in three midget boys' events including the 400 -metre, 800 -metre and 100 -metre races. Nadine Ringgenberg, of Central Huron, came fifth in the senior 'girls' 1500 -metre race and seventh in the 800 - metre race. "Nine of 15 students from Central Huron are moving to Track and Field the next level and that's really good for us. The Grades 9 and 10 students did extremely well for the first time at a track meet," said Williams. Four local St. Anne's Secondary School students will move on to WOSSA. Sarah Finlayson placed second in the midget girls' relay, third in the 100 -metre dash and fifth in the 200 - metre dash. Kristen Flanagan was also part of the midget girls' relay which placed second and earned three sixth place finishes, including the 100 - metre, 200 -metre and 400 - metre races. Luke Veens came first in the junior boys' high jump, second in the junior boys' relay and fourth in the junior boys' triple jump. Josh Smith came second in junior boys' 300 -metre hurdles. "The St. Anne's team was fourth overall. We missed third by only three points," says coach Baird Robinson.track and field Local students will go on to compete at WOSSA in London this week after placing in the top six at the Huron -Perth track and field meet last week. At Central Huron Secondary School, Matt Fisher came third in the midget boys' relay and in the midget boys' 200 -metre dash and came fourth in the midget boys' javelin. Brandon Bennett, of Central Huron came seventh in the long jump. While he was injured in the long jump event, his midget boys' relay team came third and he will be competing at WOSSA in that event, says his coach Carolyn Williams. John Glanville, of Central Huron, was also a member of the midget boys' relay team which came third. He also came fourth in three midget boys' events including jhe 400 -metre, 800 -metre and 100 -metre races. Nadine Ringgenberg, of Central Huron, came fifth in the senior girls' 1500 -metre race and seventh in the 800 - metre race. "Nine of 15 students from Central Huron are moving to the next level and that's really good for us. The Grades 9 and 10 students did extremely well for the first time at a track meet," said Williams. Four local St. Anne's Secondary School students will move on to WOSSA. Sarah Finlayson placed second in the midget girls' relay, third in the 100 -metre dash and fifth in the 200 - metre dash. Kristen Flanagan was also part of the midget girls' relay which placed second and earned three sixth place finishes, including the 100 - metre, 200 -metre and 400 - metre races. Luke Veens came first in the junior boys' high jump, second in the junior boys' relay and fourth in the junior boys' triple jump. Josh Smith came second in junior boys' 300 -metre hurdles. "The St. Anne's team was fourth overall. We missed third by only three points," says coach Baird Robinson. Seaforth Lawn bowling club season opens with potluck dinner on May 24 The Seaforth Lawn Bowling club held their spring meeting at the club house on Wednesday, May 12 with President Keith Snell as chairman. Plans were made for this year's events. The club officially opens on Monday, Bowling May 24 with bowling at 2 p.m. and a potluck supper at 5:30 p.m. with Jack and Marie Muir hosting. All members and associates are welcome with euchre and Jason Middleton photo She shoots she scores! . Leah DeCorte, 8, shoots during warm-up last Wednesday night at ball hockey at the Seaforth Arena. This is DeCorte's second year playing ball hockey. lawn bowling after supper. Officers for 2004 include president, Keith Snell, secretary, Marg Ungarian, treasurer, Marie Muir, purchasing Neil and Donna Beuerman, press, Mary Finlayson, property committee chairman, Jack Muir, greenskeepers, Fred Tilley and Keith Snell, draw masters, Neil Beuerman with Ruth Ribey as assistant. Special events committee includes Neil and Donna Beuerman, Rick Wood and Carol Racho. Seaforth's first tournament of the year will be men's pairs of June 9. Convenors for the tournament lunch will be Betty Tilley and Marie Muir. Lawn bowling time schedule is Monday and Thursday afternoons at 1:30 p.m., Tuesday and Friday evenings at 7:30 p.m. and Monday evening at 7:30 p.m. (men's night). A cleaning bee was held on Monday morning by members of the club in preparation for opening day. Lawn bowling is a great sport and new bowlers are always welcome. Just remember to wear flat soled shoes. Good bowling to all. by Mary Finlayson Shuffleboard Shuffleboard scores this week at the Seaforth arena include women's high scores: Ann Van Dooren (295), Willie Hoornat (278) and Audrey McLean (267) and men's high scores: Cor DeCorte (388), Gerald Martene (342) and Hank Dorssers (328). 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