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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2009-11-18, Page 13Sports The Huron Expositor • November 18, 2009 Page 13 • Ball player hopattract the attention of college scouts from southern United States From Page 12 Windsor says the key to the Nation- als' success was in playing as a team. "We had phenomenal pitching and timely hitting and we scored when we needed to," he says. "We came through in the clutch." Windsor, a 17 -year-old Grade 12 student at Central Huron Secondary School, went nine for 15 at the plate with four RBIs during the tourna- ment. "He contributed in a large way to the offensive output of the team all weekend," says Nationals' head coach JP Soucie. 'Me collected hit after hit for us." During the tournament, it was nev- er far from Windsor's mind that there were many scouts from U.S. colleges watching key players perform. Windsor was approached by a scout from a college in Waverly, Iowa, who asked him about his grades and what he'd like to study in school "It's important to establish contact with a scout, then you can send a highlight video of yourself and then go visit the school," Windsor says. "I'd like to go somewhere south, where it's warm." The Nationals will be practicing all winter in Stratford before the start of next season. "I just plan to train hard, keep ac- tive and get my name out there," Windsor says. Soucie says with enough practice and discipline, Windsor has a good shot at advancing his career in base- ball. "Windsor has seen steady develop- ment in his skills since joining the team this fall and is looking forward to the Florida spring training trip at March Break to again try to chase his dream of playing U.S. college base- ball," Soucie says. "He . still has a large upside, prospect - wise, due to his latent power in his swing that has only shown flashes right now but with work and consis- tent effort, it will develop." Windsor began his baseball career when he was nine playing fastball in Seaforth. At age 13, he joined a hard- ball team in Mitchell, playing with teammates who were 18. From there, he went on to play for the `AAA' London Badgers for one season, before taking a season off from highly -competitive baseball to play softball. Last year was his first with the Nationals. Clinton Radars get much needed win against Thedford The Clinton Radars finally found_ son Grenier. The Dogs came back to. some offense last Friday and it lea, take the lead with two quick goals winover the Thedford midway through the period. The to a big 7-3 o e y g Ra - Dirty Dogs. dars answered back late in the first The Radars came out of the gate with two fast goals of their own from quickly and took a 1-0 lead just over Brenden Dale and Luke Vick. five minutes in on a goal from Ja- Thedford evened the score at 3 SHUFFLEBOARD Nov. 11 Men's high: Harry Pennings 3 Ladies high: Helen Scott, Grace Corbett 3 wins. BOWLING ST. JAMES Nov. 9 Men's high single: Bob Dinsmore 211 Men's high triple: Bruce Ungarian 585 Men over 200: Bob Dinsmore 211, Bruce Ungarian 209, George Love 201. Men over 600: none Women's high single: Gayle Schellenberger 241 Women's high triple: Gayle Schellenberger 616 Women over 200: Gayle Schellenberger 241, 220 Women over 600: Gayle Schellenberger 616 Standings: Bears 36, Panthers 36, Wolves 34; Tigers 30, Lions 29, Cougars 24 HOCKEY Bantam LL Nov. 9 Seaforth 3 Diayton Defenders 1 Coaches' comments: Players worked hard right to the end. Three beautiful goals and Zack put on a spectacular show in net. Way to work boys. Novice Rep Oct. 31 Seaforth 3 Etna Logan Wildcats 2 Nov. 8 Seaforth 3 Minto Mad Dogs 6 ,4• goals apiece in the second period be- Dave Verberne and Kris Hamden fore Dale's second goal of the night added third period goals for the Ra - put the Radars ahead for good. The dars. newest Radar, Drew Martin, scored his first with only 30 seconds left in the period to make it 5-3 after forty by Mike Hohner minutes. SCOREBOARD Nov. 10 Seaforth 3 Seaforth 12 Teeswater Otters 1 Wallace 2 Nov. 8 Midget Rep Seaforth 0 Nov. 3 Blyth Bulldogs 1 Seaforth 1 Nov. 14 Lucknow Sepoys 7 Seaforth 4 Nov. 5 BCH Ice Dog* 0 Seaforth 2 Atom Rep Mildmay Monarchs 7 Oct. 15 Bantam AE Seaforth 2 Nov. 4 South Huron Sabres 7 Seaforth 1 Goals: Logan Finlayson, Scott Chisholm Drayton Defenders 5 Atom Girls Nov. 10 Nov. 14 Seaforth 5 Seaforth 5 BCH Ice Dogs 1 Zorra 2 Goals: William Ringgenberg,Tyler Morey, Goals: Irelyn St. Onge (2), Shanna Cardno, Kaden Cronin, Cody Kropf, Jamie Brown Kyra Pietschmann, Victoria Nigh. Nov. 15 PeeWee Girls Seaforth 4 Nov. 1 Howick Hornets 1 Seaforth 1 Goals: Luke Melady (2), Jake Harrison, Brett Petrolia Oilers 0 Williamson. Nov. 15 Peewee LL Seaforth 4 Nov. 7 Belmont -Aylmer -Dorchester 0 Seaforth 1 • Nov. 7 Milverton Drives 0 Seaforth 2 Coacher' comments: A close fought game that East Lambton Eagles 0 ended in a shoot-out. Tyler Eckert and Cody Nov. 9 Roden netted goals to seal the win. Seaforth 7 Seaforth 0 St. Marys Rock 1 Milverton Drives 5 PeeWee Rep Coaches' comments: A game that was much Nov. 12 closer than the score indicates! Various injuries Seaforth 2 and the flu bug shortened the Stars bench dra- BCH Ice Dogs 3 matically. Nov. 13 Atom LL Seaforth 2 Nov. 5 Tavistock Titans 8 Coach's Comments: Except for the score, this was a great game by. Seaforth. This is a better indication as to what true potential this team has: Keep up the great work boys. Nov. 14 Seaforth 3 Hanover Falcons 1- RINGETTE Belle Nov. 15 Seaforth 9 Mitchell 4 Goals: Kristen Nolan, Jodie Keys, Kristina Troyer (2), Lindsey Keys, Sarah Elligsen, Ashley Janmaat (2), Molly Kinsman. BROOMBALL PeeWee Nov. 11 Seaforth 0 Blyth 1 Coaches' Comments: Improving all the time. Great work guys. Bantam Nov. 11 Seaforth 4 Blyth 0 Goals: Danial Lawson 2, Alex Klaver 2 Coaches' comments: Great team work and, amazing goal tending by Adrianna Midgets Nov. 11 Seaforth 1 Blyth 6 Goal: Ryan Van Miltenburg Coaches' comments: Tbugh game but Seaforth never backed down. Good work guys.