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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2004-06-23, Page 16rl 1S-THt HURON EXPOSITOR, Juno 23, 2004 Scoreboard ST. COLUMBAN SOCCER Wednesday June 9 at St.Columban St.Columban "IIriahtown 11"- 1 Marconi"Westman"- 1 Coaches comments: Marconi opens the scoring about 20 minutes into the game. A well taken corner is headed into the back of the home team's net. With 15 minutes remaining in the first half Tenna Larsen is tripped in, the penalty area and is awarded a penalty kick. Larsen scores driving a hard shot past the right hand of the Marconi keeper. First half T.nds in a 1-1 tie. In the second half both squads have chances to go one up but neither team can convert. Game ends in a 1-1 draw. A very good result versus a strong Marconi side. Sunday June 13 at London United St.Columban "Irishtown 11"- 3 London United- 2 Coaches' comments: St. Columban opens the scoring about 10 minutes into the game. Erica Mahon's laser beam -like corner kick is forced into the back of the net by Tenna Larsen. her fourth goal in regular season action. Twenty minutes into the game Tara Sports O'Reilly finishes with Jessica Finlayson and Janis Kaspersma assisting. The heat seems to take its toll on the local side first as London United begins to turn balance of possession to their favour. Irishtown keeper Meaghan O'Reilly keeps London off the score sheet with a couple of key saves. Half comes to an end with the locals up 2-0. London continues to apply pressure in the early going of the second half and are awarded a penalty shot after an inadvertent hand ball in the penalty area. Meaghan O'Reilly calmly pokes the penalty shot wide of the goal and keeps the score at 2-0. London gets on the scoreboard about 10 minutes into the second half finishing off a cross with a well placed header. Ten minutes later London equalizes with a well placed 18 -yard shot that soared over Meaghan O'Reilly and into the far side of the locals' goal. Teams trade chances through the rest of the match. With 10 minutes remaining, St.Columban regains the balance of possession and scores the eventual game winner. Julianne Crowley chases down a Mahon cross and reverses the ball to Ltusen who is 15 yards from goal. Larsen passes the ball squarely to Tara O'Reilly who scores her second goal of the match by firing a low shot across the area and off the far post andinto the London goal. The locals first win this year in regular season action.A performance of true heart.determination and grit by the Irishtown 11 overcoming the surge of London United to taste victory. The win vaults the locals out of relegation territory and into seventh place. The locals enjoy a well deserved bye week this weekend and continue the regular season with their next match Friday June 25 in Sarnia versus Sarnia City. To view the league standings visit the league website frP lawsl.ca. Click on standings then click on premier division. Sunday, June 10 St.Columban Shamrocks - 2 vs London Serbs • 3 Coaches' comment: Despite playing a spirited 90 minutes and dominating much of the play, the London Serbs managed the victory with two late goals. The Shamrocks dominated the majority of the first half but it was the Serhs who scored first in the 25th minute. on a quick break down the field, off of a SI.Columban turnover. A cross to the middle of the field from the Serbian striker, deflected off of Jeff Murray and past helpless goalie Gerard O'Reilly. Despite almost knocking himself out on the goalpost trying to get to it, Murray was unable to save the ball from crossing the line and the score was 1-0. St.Columban dominated much of the second half and were finally rewarded around the 60th minute on a goal by Brian Melady, who was able to curl the ball into the top left corner using an errant pass from teammate J.D. Deniers. Only 5 minutes later. Demers and Melady would hook up again for the second St. Columban goal when Melady sent Demers in on the Serbs' net with a long cross. After beating the defence, J.D. put a low hard shot past the Serbian goalkeeper. St.Columban would hold the 2- 1 lead until 10 minutes lett in the game when defensentan Jason Vander Velde was called for a penalty shot after forgetting you can't use your hands to play the ball in soccer. The Serbian mid -fielder promptly scored on the ensuing penalty shot to tie the game 2- 2. Already disappointed. things quickly turned from bad to worse: when the Serhs scored with four minutes left on a free kick just outside the 18 yard box. Very good efforts were put in by all but especially defensetnan Mark Muir and centre mid -fielders Mark Lynn and Matt Szabo. The Shamrock's next game is on Sunday. June 27 at 4 pm in St. Columban. Hurricanes' novices attend Guelph meet The Huron Hurricanes attended the 2004 Western Region Novice Meet on June 5. Nine novice swimmers spent an action -packed day at the Guelph Aquatic Club competing with 15 other clubs from Southwestern Ontario. The nine swimmers from Goderich, Zurich and Clinton areas came home with many personal best times and memories of a an exciting day of competitive swimming. In the nine and 10 -year-old girls' 50 -metre freestyle event, Ashley Johnson made a personal best time of 54.11 seconds. Johnson followed this time with a 50 -metre backstroke and earned a time of 1:06.34. With a short pause to refresh, she returned to swim the 50 -metre breaststroke and shaved 10 seconds off her seed time to finish with a 1:06.69. Valerie Robinson -Kyle earned a personal best time of 1:20.30. Courtney Hymers earned another personal best time of 1:40.88. In the 25 -meter butterfly, Courtney Hymers shaved milliseconds off her seed time to finish with a 39.36 Valerie Kyle finished with a personal best time of 32.79. Ashley Johnson swam a fast 26.52. In the 100 -metre individual medley which combines the butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke and finishes with a freestyle stroke, Ashley Johnson earned a personal best time of 2:21.39. The group of 11 and 12 - year -old swimmers had excellent results. In the 50 -metre freestyle, Emily Clarke, 11, made a personal best time of 45.43. Shelby Moore cut four seconds off her seed time to finish with a 45.93. In the 50 -metre backstroke Shelby Moore shaved another second off swimming a fast 53.93. Emily Clarke had a strong swim but was disqualified on a technical error. In the 50 -metre breaststroke in the 11 and 12 year old category, Shelby Moore, 12, cut a full eight seconds off her seed time to finish with a 50.72. Emily Clark finished with a personal hest time of 1:03.90. In the I00 -metre breaststroke, Shelby Moore earned a 1;56.84. In the 50 -metre butterfly, Moore finished with a time of 54.77. another personal hest. Emily Clark, 11, swam a strong 58.02. In the II -12 -year-old 100 - metre individual medley Shelby Moore finished with a 1:52.75, a personal best time. Emily Clark finished with aother personal hest time of 2:03.31. In the 13 and 14 year old 50 -metre , freestyle event Holly Clark, 13, finished with a personal best time of 37.93 and placed sixth overall. She followed this swim with another personal best time in the 50 -metre backstroke placing seventh and earning a personal hest time of 49.99. In the 100 -metre backstroke Holly Clark swam a time of 1:54.71 followed by the 50 -metre butterfly. In the butterfly, Clark earned a personal best time of 49.09 to finish sixth. Holly Clark finished her swim with a strong 100 - metre individual medley where she placed fourth overall with a time of 1:30.18. In the eight and under girls' 2 -metre freestyle, Mikayla Pettapiece shaved four seconds off to finish with a time of 29.97. Rachel Peet cut five seconds off her seed time to finish with a 24.53. In the 50 -melte free event, Rachel" Piet earn time of 54.10. Mikayla Pettapiece finished by cutting nine seconds off her seed time to finish with a 1:10.12. Rachel Vanneste earned a personal best time of 1:29.82. In the 25 -metre backstroke, Mikayla Pettapiece earned another personal best time shaving five seconds off her seed time to finish in 36.13. Rachel Peet finished the 25 metres in a time of 30.00. In the 50 -metre backstroke, Rachel Peet earned another personal best time of 1:03.12. Mikayla Pettapiece cut a second off to finish in 1:16.91. Rachel Vanneste finished with a personal best time of 1:35.07. In the 25 -metre breaststroke, Rachel Peet cut three seconds off to finish with 37.14. Mikayla Pettapiece finished the 25 -metre butterfly with time of 42.13. Rachel Peet earned a Huron 4-H Sheep Club visits flock of 05 sheep The Huron County 4-H Sheep Club held their second meeting on June 7 at 7:30 p.m. at Florence Pullen's place. There were three new members who joined our club and came on our field trip to Gert Miedema's sheep farm. We learned that he had a flock of 400 sheep and 15 rams. He does three lambings a year. He feeds them wrapped hay at 40 per cent moisture. After returning to Florence's home, we continued our meeting and learned more about the parts of a sheep and how to judge sheep for fair entries. We also learned how to make halters out of baler twine. Members and reminded to bring in the health and' .safety agreement sheet for Huron 4-H the next meeting. 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