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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-10-15, Page 12Page 12 Times -Advocate, October 15, 1986 • Three wins for senior basketball girls Busy week for Soutli Iluron .IIuIoflc. teams There was quite a few cross coun- try teams competing in the meet at Kitchener on Thursday. In the senior girls there were 150 runners with South Huron runners Rosemary Regier placing 54th, Sheila Regier 61st, Kathleen Little 72nd, San- dra Roosenboom 90th, Janice Ducharme 92nd, Bonnie Turnbull 94th and Sheri Varley 114th. BEST INTERMEDIATES — Jamie Dougall, Dennis Welsh , Gavin Snell, Mark Brintnell and Joel Campbell were members of theExeterPublic School intermediate boys team, winners in Thursday's area public school cross country meet. T -A photo Kim VanDongen did exceptionally well in the midget girls with a plac- ing of third out of 253 runners. Also running were Wanda Turnbull 79th, Michelle Chalmers 81st and Mandl Fields 187th. For the senior boys Glenn Durie placed 102nd and Craig Winbow plac- ed 109 out of 267 runners. There were 400 runners in the junior boys with Larry Miller 43rd, Scott Regier 91st, Henri Debruyn 221st, Dave McCurdy 227th, Mike Hern 239th and Brent Bell 340th. Huron -Perth Cross Country is scheduled for tomorrow. (Friday). * * * The senior boys volleyball team participated in a tournament in Wingham on Tuesday. They won two out of their six games. The locals won one game and lost one to Wingham, lost both games to Stratford Central and won one and lost one to Mitchell. Coach Joe Jankowski was pleased with the way they played their games against Stratford Central. Stratford Central has not been beaten by any team yet but the local team has managed to score the most points on to Si. Mike's 21-14 in their game Wednesday. Coach Brian O'Connell said "the team should have won both of their games." * * * Three wins were recorded by the senior girls basketball last week. The girls played in Wingham Mon- day and won with a score of 32-8. Kel- ly Coon was the top scorer with ten points. In their game Wednesday at Norwell the Panthers won 55-21. The high scorer in this game was Laurie Forrester with 15 points. A great performance was shown by the whole team in their game Friday. All the girls on the team scored at least one basket against St. , Marys making the score 58-28 for the Pan- thers. Top scorers were Kerry Dietz with 11 points and Laurie Forrester with 10 points. The SHDHS junior girls basketball team managed a big win over Norwell last week. The juniors travelled to Wingham on Monday and lost the game by a close score of 29-28. The high scorer them. of the game was Cassie VanDongen The junior volleyball team won all 'with 12 points. four of their games at their tourna- In Norwell on Wednesday the girls ment at Madill school in Wingham. walked all over the other team with The boys played two games against a win of 52-2. Kathy Merner was the Mitchell winning them 15-9 and 16-4 top Scorer with 12 points. and two games against Seaforth also The team ended the week with winning both 15-2 and 15-6. another win on Friday against St. Their record so far is nine wins and six losses. Both volleyball teams are not scheduled for another tournament un- til October 22. The midget girls basketball team has not been doing as well as expected. In their game Monday they lost to Wingham 41-37 and the team also lost Marys. The score was 37-25 with top scorers Cassie VanDongen, Heather Rideout and Kathy Merner with eight points each. The South Huron junior and senior football teams will be competing to- day for first place in the league against Goderich. Both Exeter and Goderich teams have recorded tour wins and no losses throughout the season so they should be interesting games. The juniors play first with the game starting at 1:30 p.m. So everybody get out your banners and warm blankets and come out to the local high school to cheer the South Huron Panthers on. * * In their field hockey games on Thursday and Tuesday the SHDHS girls shut out two more teams. The guts won their game Thursday 6-0 against Listowel. Scoring for the Panthers were Ronalynn Bell with four, Kim Ci`awford and Mona Brand with one each. Tina Campbell record- ed the shutout. On Tuesday the girls won against Mitchell 8-0. Goal scorers were Mona Brand with three, Lee O'Rourke and Joelle Lamport with two each and Kim Crawford with one goal. The field hockey team plays against St. Marys Wednesday and they also play in the semi-final on Friday. OPTIMISTS AID RINGETTE TEAM — Mark Heimrich at t e et an Tom Bowen at the right of the Exeter Optimists club present a the que to Tina Campbell, Carrie Simpson and Gerald Merner of one of the Exeter ringette teams. T -A photo USBORNE SENIOR GIRLS BEST — Usborne Central won the senior girls championship 'in Thursday's area public school cross country meet. Back, left, Anna Szabo, Sally Bott, Sheryl Oke and Lori Miller. Front, Karen Foster, Jayne Rowe, Andrea Francis and Carrie Oke. Y IRLS WIN — The junior girls championship of Thursday's area public school cross country meet was won by J.A.D. McCurdy School. From the left are Shauna McKinnon, Gillian Gergoire, Man- dy Page, Judi Wilson and Natasha Fick. T -A photo WIN SENIOR BOYS — Exeter Public School won the senior boys team title in Thursday's area public school cross country meet. From the left are Brett Rideout, Scott Bierling, David Schwindt, Mark D'Anna, Tim van Dam and Ian McLean. T -A photo JUNI • R • Y • P - Tie junior .oys team c ampions ip in Thurs- day's area public school cross country meet was won by Exeter Public School. From the left are Gavin Poole, Willy Partridge, Jeff Hann and Michael Coolman. Missing were Glenn Hines and Jamie von Dam. ,s 5►' s BEST INTERMEDIATE GIRLS Exet.41111166, er Public school won the in- termediate girls team championship in Thursday's area public school cross country meet. Back, left, Crystal Bierling, Lisp Forrest, Christine Morgan and Jennifer McNutt. Front, Brenyn Boynham, Mikala Mac- Dougall and Melanie Phillips. T -A photo CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS — Pam MacGregor of Cedar Lane Farm, Parkhill, astride her gelding, "Dreamweaver" won the Ontario Cross Country Trials Association 1986 championships for both Level I and Level II. The cross country competitions were held at Checkmate Farm in the challenging terrain near Feversham, Ontario, on Sun- day, October 5. The classes were comprised of only competitors who had won first and second place ribbons in the O.C.C.T.A. schedule of events throughout the 1986 season. Photo by Second Sight MOTHER HELPS — Joan Hunking helps daughter Alicia stay on her feet in Monday's Exeter figure skating club skate-a-thon.T-A photo. - .11. Ontario Public Literary Week WE'VE G • T SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE... There's more to your local public Iibrory than books. A whole lot more. Music lovers will find the latest and greatest hits on record and tape. Movie buffs will discover a great selection of films and videos, Kids will always find something special in store for them at the library. And book Ontario lovers will find best sellers, reference books, books on tape and books in almost every language. If it's been a while since your lost visit to the library, drop by and see us during Ontario Public Library Week, October 20-26. We've got something just for you. Ontario Ministry of Citizenship and Culture 4 1