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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-06-17, Page 22Page 10A Times -Advocate, June 17, 1981 Special awards to Catherine Patterson, Ronolaa Bogart Doug Hoffman wins three athletic awards at It was a clean sweep for high school athlete Doug Hoffman at South Huron District High School's awards banquet Tuesday. Hoffman was named senior boys' athlete of the year, and won both the PantherAward. for outstan- ding achievement and con- tribution to the school's athletics, and the Mike Prendergast Memorial Award for the graduating student who combines ex- cellence in basketball and school work. Catherine Patterson was named junior girls' athlete of the year. and Ronnalee Bogart was named for the senior girls. No award was given for the junior boys. About 225 people attended the dinner and to listen to guest speakers. the figure skating pair of Lori Baier and Lloyd Eisler. The pair placed second at the junior world competition in London this year. and went on to place second in senior pairs at a Halifax competition. Baler described the train- ing procedures a cham- pionship skating pair must go through. She said training and preparation are the same for all sports: a matter of time and deter- mination to train. - The pair attends skating schools in Waterloo during the spring, summer and fall, and during the winter com- petition season will train seven to eight hours per day. Off season training in- cludes weight lifting, run- ning up stairs, and five mile runs, Baler said. She said it was necessary to be able to relax after training as time devoted to skating or any sport is no ex- cuse for grades to fall. She noted that a full effort in training gives a com- petitor a mental edge when it comes to competition. Baier said she has gotten more out of skating than awards and noted placing in competition is not as impor- tant as giving an honest try. Eisler spoke on the less idealistic aspects of the pairs training and compe- tion. He admitted that his social life and school work do suf- fer and said he misses about four months of school each year. He said the rewards of training were the chances for travel and to meet other competitors.He said the pair has travelled to Germany, France, England and has been invited to skate in Moscow. He agreed with Baier on the benefits of the efforts of training and advised athletes to set their goals so they must strive to accomplish them. A note of sadness was in- troduced into the awards ceremony when it was an- nounced teacherpoug Ellison would be leaving the staff, and when the Mike Prendergast trophy was awarded. Prendergast was killed in a car accident last year, and the basketball team raised and donated money for a plaque and a $100 scholarship as a memorial award. Other team awards were: Junior football: Scott Batten, best lineman; John Kernick, best backfielder; and Kevin Oke, MVP. Senior football: Huron - Perth champions; Ed Hunter-Duvar, best offen- sive lineman; Greg Prout, best defensive lineman; Doug Hoffman, MVP, tied for best defensive backfielder, and won the Paul Robinson Memorial Trophy; Rick Lindenfield, tied best defensive backfielder; and Jeff Rowe was rookie of the year. Cross country team: the girls team of Susan Bir- mingham, Alice Dietrich, Tracey Ducharme, Susan Fleming, Chris Kennedy, Susan McClure, Sarah McClure, Joan Osgood, Catherine Patterson, Dianne Rundle, MaryLou Rundle (also most improved). Sharon Rundle, Carla Solomon (MVP), Susan Sullivan, Esther Van Oss (most improved), and Rox- anne Woods were Huron Perth Champs, Jr. Girls champs at WOSSA and com- peted at the all -Ontario meet. For the boys, Matt McClure was MVP and most consistent; Dan Chute and John Van Esbroek were most improved (MI). Junior girl's basketball: Huron -Perth Champs; Jackie Cottrell MI; Cindy Down, Big D. defensive award; Faye Gaiser and Maja Gans tied for MVP. The girls also competed at WOSSA level. Senior girl's basketball: Becky Baker, MI; Deb Taylor, Big D: Brenda Riddell, MVP. Field hockey team: Huron -Perth champs, se- cond at WOSSA, and fifth at the all -Ontario level; Leanne Dillon, MI; Bonnie Keys and Barb Rader, MVP. Junior girl's volleyball; Leslie Hunter-Duvar, MVP; Charlene Verbeek. MI. Senior girl's volleyball: Ronnalee Bogart. most con- sistent, Lori Brand. rookie of the year; Cheryl Cann. MI; Brenda Pinder MVP runner up; and Lisa Stret- ton, MVP. Midget boy's bsaketball: Steve Ferguson. MVP. Junior boy's basketball; Deteh. Hippern. MI: John McAllister MVP; and John Nol, Big D. Senior boy's basketball: Dave Bell, Big D: Doug Hoffman, MVP; Dan Lines, special dedication: and Bruce phaw, MIP. Wrestling: Frank Martens, MI; Paul Overholt. MVP, and individual Huron -Perth champ. Gymnastics team: Huron - Perth champs, 3rd at WOSSA; Starr Jesney. MI; Catherine Patterson. first at all -Ontario. Badminton teams: John McAllister (MVP) and Leslie Hunter-Duvar, Ron- nalee Boagart (MVP) and Maja Gans, and the team of Doug Raymond and Lisa Stretton were all Huron - Perth champs. Junior soccer team: Jeff Hohner, MVP; and Tomes, MI. Senior soccer: Glavin, MI; and Smith, MVP. Track and field: George Mike Wayne Girls: South Jackie Cottrell. midget MVP and Huron -Perth champ; Jaqui Hyde, MVP junior; Susan McClure, Huron -Perth champ; and Judy Van Oss, senior MVP. Boys: Derek Huron Hippern, midget MVP; Steve Pearce and Matt McClure, MVP senior; Matt McClure, Huron -Perth champ, and Dave Shaw, junior MVP. ATHLETES OF THE YEAR - Shown are: (from left) junior girl's athlete of the year Chatherine son; senior girl's Ronnalee Bogart; and senior boy's Doug Hottman. the awards were presented at the SHDHS athletics banquet, Tuesday. SAVE V," $200 MAY 1 TO JUNE 30 ONLY Now, great Canadian patio doors from Dashwood are available at great money -saving prices. 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