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12 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Oct. 13, 2004
Sports
Jason Middleton
photo
Kickin' it
Kyle Goldworthy (at
left) tries 10 kick a
ball away from a
Blyth Bears player
during a game at
the Central Region
junior soccer
tournament, while
(below)Ryan
Martene kicks
around the soccer
ball during the
same game. The
Seaforth Public
School boys' team
placed second in
the tournament
which was played
at Huron Centennial,
School in Brucefield.
The junior girls team
from Seaforth Public
School placed third
in the tournament.
Hurricanes
begin new
season
With over 60 swimmers,
the Huron Hurricane
Aquatic Club is off to a fast
start.
New members in both
the novice and senior age
groups have joined the
competitive section of the
swim club.
Another section, The
Huron Storm have
returning members as well
as many new registrants.
The Storm have two
groups who swim twice a
week at the YMCA Centre
in Goderich.
The Triathlon Club, with
new registrants, trains at
both the Vanastra
Recreation Centre and the
Goderich Y.
The I Can Swim
Program at both Vanastra
Recreation Centre and
Goderich Y is busy with
about 25 young beginning
swimmers registered in the
10 week long program.
The senior competitive
swimmers of the Huron
Hurricanes kicked off their
season with a potluck
dinner on Sept. 17. With
coach Julia Pettapiece, the
swimmers set personal and
team goals and
expectations for training.
On Oct. 9, the
Hurricanes will attend their
first swim meet of the
season at Simcoe, to kick
off the short course season.
On Sunday, Oct. 24, the
Huron Hurricanes Aquatic
Club.will host their own
swim meet, the first meet
held at the Goderich Y.
Port Elgin and Simcoe
Aquatic Clubs will join the
host club the Huron
Hurricanes to provide an
action packed day of
swimming.
St. James student breaks cross
country record set six years ago
By Jason Middleton
Expositor Stuff
A St. James Grade 8
student Ryan O'Reilly, 13.
broke a record a at .a cross
country meet at St. Mike's
School in Stratford recently.
In the 13 and over 2.8 km
race, O'Reilly heat the
previous record 10 minutes
and 57 seconds set in 1996
with a time of 10 minutes
and 55 seconds.
O'Reilly said that during
the racc he was competing
against 60 runners.
Cross country coach Todd
Chisholm said that
O'Reilly's performance
during the run was amazing.
"It was outstanding and
amazing." said St. James
cross country coach Todd
Chisholm.
O'Reilly's next race will
he at Wildwood on Oct. 14.
when he competes against
Seaforth teen heading
to WOSSA golf tournament
Brad Henderson, of
Seaforth, will be competing
in thc WOSSA golf
tournament on Oct. 14 after
coming third in the Huron -
Perth high school
championships in Goderich
at Sunset Golf Course last
Thursday.
"I played decent but it
could always be better," he
said last week of his
performance representing St.
Anne's Secondary School.
Henderson also won
several awards at the
Seaforth Golf Club this
summer. including thc junior
club championship, the
junior match play and the
junior invitational
tournament.
Seaforth Public School came first
in regional cross country meet
Seaforth Public School
came first in a regional cross
country meet at Hullett
Central School in
Londesboro recently.
The school's individual
teams which came first
include the midget boys, the
junior girls, the junior boys,
the senior boys and the
senior girls.
Individual runners who
received medals include
Paul Doig, who came first in
the midget hoys, Nicole
McIntosh, who came first in
thc junior girls, Jon
Shepherd, who came first in
the junior hoys, Tabitha
Arts, who came second in
the midget girls, Kaitlin
Arts, who came second in
thc junior girls, Ben
Shepherd, who came second
in thc senior hoys,
Mackenzie Mclady, who
came third in the novice
girls and Tyler Marion, who
came third in thc senior
boys.
Seaforth was one of two
schools that had a full roster
of 60 runners.
Scoreboard
BOWLING
Thursday Niters
Oct. 7 '
Wena High Average: Mike Thomson
'54
Wen's High Single: Murray
3ennewies 360
Wen's High Triple: Mike Thomson
118.
Wen over 200: Kevin McColl 201.
3ruce Ungatian 211, Gary Huston 272.
t52, 243; Dean Price 256, Mark
:ampbelt 249, 231, Mike Beuerman
!46. Bob Lemke 215, 253. Murray
3ennewiec 360, Mike Thomson 335.
Women's High Mirage: Gayle
ichelknberger 201,
Women's Hlgh Singlet Denise Hestotl
'A5
Women's High Triple: Gayle
Schellenberger 649.
Women over 200: Linda Kirkham
207.
St. James
Oct. 4
Men's High Single: Bob Dinsmore
250
Men's High Triples Bob Dinsmore
682
Men over 200: Bob Dinsmore 250,
208, 224; Dave Hood 249, Hank
Dossers 208, 228; Geo. Love 219,
201; Gary Huston 201, 210.
Men over 6041: Rob Dinsmore 682.
Hank Dorasers 629. Dave Holo 610,
Geo. Love 603.
Women's High Single: Faye
Dalrymple 234
Women's High Triple: Fa\
Dalrymple 532
Women over 200: Faye Dalrymple
234
Women over 600: none
Standings: Lions 22. Stampedcrs 1'1.
Eskimos 15, Bombers 13. Argos 13.
Ti -Cats 4
SHUFFLEBOARD
Oct. 6
Worsen'. high: Wilma Pennings 428.
Catherine DeCotte 355, Grace Corbett
335.
Men's bight Gerald Marlene 351,
Harry Peantngs 345, Hank Dorssen
247.
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