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Runners from Seaforth Public ed Smith finished in second place,
School raced in a cross-country event Justin Beuermann took fourth and
in Londesboro on Sept. 23, with the Scott Chisholm finished sixth.
13 -year-old girls' team, eight-year- On the eight-year-old girls' team,
old girls' team and 10 -year-old boys' Courtney Lindemann finished in
team finishing in first place overall second place, Natalie Campbell took
in their divisions. third and Vicki Williamson finished
On the 13 -year-old girls' team, Al- llth.
lana Beuermann finished second, Other notable performances were
Farren Goos took third and Melissa by Carly Shelken, who finished third
Chisholm earned the fourth place in the 12 -year-old girls division and
spot. Austin Henry, who took fifth in the
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Jarod McManus, of Seaforth Public School, takes off with some Hullett Central
Public School runners during the regional cross-country meet last week in Londes-
boro.
Other Resu
Eight-year-old boys:
Evan Chisolm - 7th
`moody Wernham - 20th
Jacob Gulutzen - 21st
Nine-year-old girls:
Taylor Goldsworthy -18th
Parker Doig -
20th
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Madelyn McManus - 1i
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St. James senior boys' and girls' teams
advaiice to the finals at soccer tournament
St. James School's senior boys'
soccer team began the Huron
County tournament for Catholic
schools with a game against St.
Marys from Goderich, winning it
4-1.
Next, the boys took on Sacred
Heart School from Wingham, and
earned another victory with a final
score of 4-0.
They faced Mount Carmel next,
easily defeating them 4-0.
In the quarter -final match, Sea -
forth earned another shutout, with
a3 -O win:
In the semi-finals, Seaforth edged
out St. Joseph's from Clinton, 1-0.
The victory allowed the boys to
advance to the finals, where they
faced Zurich, but lost a hard-fought
battle 1-0.
"Without a doubt, the games were
both well matched and played,"
says coach Angela Carter. "The
reason for Seaforth's success was
the boys ability to communicate
and guide each other. That made
the difference."
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Carter also credits strong goal -
keeping by Robert Campbell and
Rory Whalen.
The senior girls' squad started
their tournament against Goder-
ich, winning 4-0. Kourtney Ribey
scored three goals and Lauren Be-
dard scored one goal:
Next, the team played Sacred
Heart of Wingham.
After falling behind 1-0, St. James
came back with a goal from Sarah
Devereaux to tie the game for a fi-
nal score of 1-1.
The girls' third game was against
Mount Carmel. Despite a hard-
fought effort, St. James lost 1-0.
With a record of 1-1-1, St. James
was tied for second placewith six
points to advance to the quarter
finals. .
'Andrea Bokkers scored first and
Devereaux scored a penalty shot to
secure a 2-0 win for St. James.
In the semi-final game, St. James
won 1-0 against Precious Blood,
with the goal coming from Ribey.
In the finals, St. James faced Ex-
eter. The close, no -scoring game led
the girls to a shootout after regula-
tion time.
Exeter shot
first but
missed, leav-
ing Bokkers
the chance to
score, but she
missed.
Kate Flana-
gan was in goal
for St. James
and stopped
Exeter's sec-
ond shootout
attempt.
Next, De-
vereaux's shot
was stof ,led
by the Exeter
keeper. An Ex-
eter shooter
then got one
by Flanagan.
Ribey was last
to shoot for
St. James, but
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was stopped on a jumping save by
the Exeter keeper, ending the tour-
nament in a 1-0 loss.
Dan Schwab photo.
Lauren Bedard kicks the ball forward as an oncoming Sacred
Heart player approaches. St. James tied the match 1-1. Also
plcturec, is Emily Vincent and Jessica MacGregor.
+�. _ For m•ore photos of the tournament, see next page.
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