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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-09-11, Page 16Page 4A Times -Advocate, September 1 i, 1985 'A' TITLE TO GRAND BEND — The 'A' championship of the Saturday district mosquito soccer playoff tournament was won by Grand Bend with victories over three Exeter teams. At the back with coach Martin Vandenberk ore Jeff Farnsworth, Jason Desjardine, Billy Jennison, Alex Russell, Shaun Glavin, Brad Page and Dave Zubyk. Front, Jeff Lingard, Kevin Glavin, Steve Vandenberk, Joe Larkin, Cullen Kobe and Dave Maguire. Missing was Mike Clay. T -A photo SQUIRT 111 TEAM WINS TOURNAMENT — The Exeter 111 squirt soccer team won the "A" championship of Saturday's league playoff tournament. Back, left, coaches Tim Rowcliffe and Andrew Winters. Cen- tre, Trevor Boersma, Brian McAllister, Robbie Lynn, Jeff DeBlock, Julia Brand, Jeremy Van Esbroeck, Jeremy Truemner, Kathy Wagner and John Moore. Front, Jennifer Raeburn, Marty DeBruyn, Lucas For- rest, Chris Regier, Poul Levier, Jeff MacLean and Chris Raeburn. Missing was Chad Webber. BANTAM 'B WINNERS Crediton won the '6' title of the Usborne minor bantam boys league. Bock, left, coach Lorry Rotz, Darren Collett, Mike Lightfoot, Dennis Dietrich, Robert Bowers, Gerard Rempel, Steve Martin, Deric McCann, Shawn Finkbeiner, Bruce Dundas and coach John Dietrich. Front, Gerry Beaver, Rob Glavin, Jerry Lamport, Trevor Rotz, David McDonald, Bruce Dietrich and Jim Payne. Dinneys are EX pr r 1rNrG ers even better to serve our custom Now Is the time to take { our advantage o fantastic t� tib Renovation; Sale: will be reduced Prices drastically on all rem ends, outdoor Hants, roll, vinyls carpets, Instock and carpets. Resort club takes mosquito title, Exeter 111 triumphs in squirt In squirt action this week play off play renewed Saturday with the an- nual tournament in Nairn. Exeter I and 1I both played in the B group and Exeter III played A. Exeter I continued their improved play of late by defeating Bryanston on two goals by Jeremy Treumner. The win by the young Exeter squad put them in the B final. There was some hope that Exeter 11 would be their op- ponent but Lucan 1 proved to be too strong and sent them home with a loss. This set the B final between Exeter I and Lucan 1. The Exeter kids gave it all they had but they came up just short as Lucan I defeated them by a 2-0 score. Congratulations to coach Al Beatty and the Bayfield boatyard gang on a very successful season. Exeter III in the A group started their quest for the A championship with a 2-0 victory over Ilderton on a two goal effort by Marty DeBruyn. In their second game of the day they came up against a strong Denfield team. The Exeter kids however played their little hearts out and defeated Denfield 5-0 for a spot in the A final. Goal scorers for Exeter III were Marty DeBruyn two, and Julia Brand three. The other finalist for the A final was Nairn I previously undefeated in league and playoff play. Today however they found their match as a determined Exeter III fought every inch of the way to a 2-0 win and the A championship. Marty DeBruyn scored the first goal midway through the second half and then put the game on ice with his successful goal of the game with about two minutes left. Jeff MeLean and Chad Webber had an excellent tournament for Exeter III. A real team effort and congratulations to coaches Andrew Winters and Tim Rowcliffe. In Atom play this week the deciding games for the A and B group were played with the finals set for next week in Arva. It was a very exciting week for Ex- eter atoms with all three teams win- ning their game and qualifying for A group competition. Exeter I led by Tom Gullage with a hat trick put together a real team effort and defeated Grand Bend II by a 6-1 score. Other scorers for Exeter I were Derek Beckett with two and Steve Farquhar one. Exeter II with Mark Brintnell in a starring role, defeated Arva 2-0. Scor- ing for Exeter III were Joel Smith and Shawn McCann. Exeter III led by Jim Martens' hat trick had no trouble defeating Nairn I by a 7-0 count. Also scoring for Ex- eter III were Sivichay Sengkhoun- many two and Jamie Dougall and Mark "Beef" Foster one each. Good luck to the three Exeter squads in their tournament. The Exeter mosquito's had a very busy week this week. Tuesday night Exeter II1 lost a deciding game for the league championship to Grand Bend by a 7-4 score. Lady luck was not on Exeter's side in this game. The Exeter loss set up the A and B playoff deciding games with Grand Bend receiving the bye and all three Exeter teams playing a deciding game. As was the case in the Atom divi- sion all three Exeter teams won their game and advanced to the A group of the playoff tournament. Exeter 1 played against Lucan II and built up an early lead and they never looked back` Lucan managed a goal late in the game but the final score 4-1 was never in doubt. Scoring for Exeter I were Shawn McFalls two, Geoff Sanders and E3ecci Farquhar one each. • Exeter 11 was led by J.Y. Maurer's hat trick and a superb team effort as they defeated higher placed Lucan I by a 6-1 score. Also scoring for Exeter II were Brett Lammie• Chris Gardner and Darryl Chappel. Exeter III started slowly in their game against Ilderton. At half time the game was tied at 1-1. The second half however saw a different Exeter team. With Peter McAllister moving the hall up the wing lots of oppor- tunities were created and a 5-1 final score was the result. Sisavay Sengkhounmany three, and Peter McAllister and Eric Reimer one each were the scores. This past Saturday the Mosquito play off tournament was held with Exeter represented by three teams in . the A group. Exeter 1 drew a bye int() the semi-finals. Exeter I1 mel Grand Bend in their first game. Until about a minute beforg half time Exeter Ti managed to stay with Grand Bend but a penalty shot awarded to Grand Bend put the game away and record- ed a 6-0 win sending the Exeter kids home early Exeter III on a lone goal by Sharon 1)el3ruyn shut out Nairn 1-0 for a bye into the A final. Exeter I and Grand Bend played in the A semifinal 10 decide Exeter 111 opponent. Grand Bend started early building up a 4-1 halftime lead. The Exeter I squad, led by coach Lorne Hideout, would not give up however, and staged a bit of a come back in the second half but it was too late. Filial score 5-2. Scoring both goals for Exeter I was Shawn McFalls. Stephen Minor Hockey Equipment exchange and sale Sat. Sept. 14 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. All items must be priced Also late registration Exeter's only hope rested with Ex- eter III in the A final against Grand Bend. This was not Exeter's year however but parents and coaches alike were treated to one of the best mosquito games ever seen. Every game between these two well match- ed teams seems to bring out something extra in the players and always on a fair and competitive level. Grand Bend scored a goal late in the first half and then hung on in the second half for a close 1-0 victory. In the B portion of the mosquito tournament some irregularity was found with one of the teams and the B championship will be decided at a later date. In pee wee action this week the deciding games for the A or B group were played with Exeter I travelling to Nairn for a game against the se- cond place team. Exeter I put forth a good effort but came up short as Nairn defeated them 4-2 for a place in the B group at this weeks tournament. Previously unbeaten Exeter II will represent Exeter in the A group as they defeated Grand Bend 5-0 with Tim McAllister recording the shut out. Scoring for Exeter 11 were Henri DeBruyn two and Jamie Wulterkens, Jason McFalls and Justin O'Rourke one apiece. All in all a very successful playoff season for Exeter with eight of the 11 teams qualifying for the A group. With only one week left in the soc- cer season we ask all the parents to put September 29 at 2 p.m. on their calendar for a pot luck supper and fun afternoon. [)B3EllersIITOO in132 TV, ACCOUNTANT•PUBLIC orrk °mul.h Chartered Accountants P.O. Box 1690, 497 Main Street, EXETER, Ontario NOM 1S0 (519) 235-0101 WARD MALLETTE Chartered Accountants 476 Main Street, S., Exeter, Ontario 235-0120 Resident Partner: John S. McNeilly, C.A. CERTIFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANT JOSEPH F. DARLING (-ERTIEI® ♦.ENgMAI. AC CUUNTANT TVI i tt19-8315-2110.4 ' HR OI.1) TOWN BALI. A22 MAIN NTHEET EXETRR. 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