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South Huron dominates
Red and Black field
hockey tournament
By Michelle Ellison
EXETER - On Friday, South Hu-
ron's field hockey team dominated
their annual Red and Black Tourna-
ment, winning all six of their
games scoring 12 goals for and
none against. -
There were 15 teams participating
in the tournament, travelling from
as far as Cambridge, St. Thomas,
Hanover and Kitchener.
South Huron's first victim was
Parkside. During the 20 minute
game; Kim Crawford scored the
team's only goal to win the game
one to zero.
Next, the gids met Ingersoll once
again dominating the game to.a
three to zero shutout.
Scoring forSHDHS were Joelle
Lamport, Ian Crawford and Marcie
Ellison.
A 1-0 victory over Medway
brought the girls their fourth win of
the day.
Tina Campbell scored the Pan-
ther's goal. South Huron then de-
feated Central Dufferin with a count
of four to zero. .
Marcie Ellison and Tina Camp-
bell shared the victory with two -
goals apiece to advance South Hu-
ron to the semi-final round.
Also advancing were West Elgin,
John Diefenbaker and Medway.
In the semi:final..game, South
Huron met Medway whom they had
already defeated earlier in the tourna-
ment. As before, the girls dominat-
ed the game and won 1-0.
The goal was made by Leanne
Dietrich.
The final game against John Die-
fenbaker proved to be little compe-
tition for the, strong South Huron
team.
Jeanette Kaak and Kim Crawford
scored for South Huron making the
final score two•to zero.
The shut outs were recorded by
South Huron's three goalies, Nicola .
Rosie, Tonya Rich, and Natalie
Brokenshire.
South Huron's field hockey team
played their first league game in
Listowel on Tuesday.. The girls
won handily over the.Listowel team
with a score of 4-0.
Scoring for South Huron were
Kim Crawford with two goals, Tina
Campbell and Cindy Moore with
one goal each.
Nicole Rosie and Tonya Richt re -
the shut out.
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