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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-10-22, Page 20(41 HIM) 4A1 -Time:-Advocate Oct • • 22 1986 H -P CHAMP — Kim VanDongen of South Huron won the Huron -Perth midget girls cross country individual championship. Above, she is being congratulated by coach Joe Fulop. T -A photo First bantam win The Exeter bantams scored their first victory of the Shamrock hockey league season Monday night as they edged Ilderton by a 6-5 score. Wednesday the locals coached by Ron Bilcke lost 7-5 to Lucan and Saturday were on the short end of a 4-2 count to the Goderich Elevators. Captain Larry Lewis led the Exeter club in the win over Ilderton with a two goal effort. One came on a solo dash and the other on passes from Jeff Rowe and Harlen Tinney. The other marksmen were Jeff Chipchase, Doug Clark, Shaun Guillet and Harlen Tinney. Mark Burton picked up a pair of assists while Bruce Papple, Dave Dalrymple, Jeff Rowe, Harlen Tinney and Larry Lewis each helped on one goal. Will Pierson was tops for Ilderton with three goals. Scoring in single fashion were Greg Walls, Jack Legg and Sean Vrasman. In the loss to Goderich, Jeff Rowe scored on an unassisted effort and provided the pass for a successful shot by Shaun Guillet to account for the Exeter scoring. Doug Clark with three goals led the Exeter attack in the loss to Lucan. The other scores were notched by Larry Lewis and Shaun Guillet. AI Blommaert assisted on two goals and Kinsmen midgets win two The Exeter Kinsmen Generals won two of three Shamrock league midget games this week to open their 1986-87 season. The home opener Wednesday night saw the locals fall behind early and then rally for a 3-2 victory over Lucan. Goals by Ken Rollinpo and Troy Ed- dington staked the visitors to a 2-0 Lead before Darryl McCann con- nected late in the second period on a pass from Richard Voogel. In the third period Exeter got two goals in less than a minute from Jeff Kints and Bill Vandeworp to take the win. Shawn Moore, Jim Dickens and Mark Coward picked up assists as Fred Gregus recorded the win in goal. In Goderich Saturday, the Generals spotted the home team an early lead and never recovered as they dropped a 6-2 decision. Darryl McCann scored a goal and picked up an assist on a tal- ly by Tim Moore. Steve Lingard also added an assist. Deric Martin was in net for Exeter. Sunday in Parkhill the visitors jumped into a 5-0 lead and held on for WAXERS LOSE PAIR The Exeter Waxers dropped a pair of games in Shamrock league novice hockey action this week. Wednesday, the Waxers dropped a 5-1 decision to Strathroy and Sunday were on the short end of a 6-1 score to Lucan. Marty DeBruyn scored the only goal against Strathroy on an unassisted effort and again fired the only successful shot against Lucan with Kevin Ross assisting. Also play- ing well for the locals were Chris McDonald and goalie Jason Lindenf icld. The Waxers are back in action Fri - l•,, in I)nrkhill a 7-2 triumph. Jeff Kints and McCann lead the winners with two goals each while Paul Mellecke, Tim Moore and Steve Lingard added singles. McCann, Lingard, Mellecke and Moore each added two assists with singles going to Mark Coward, Jim Dickens, Frank Wulterkens and Shawn Moore. Fred Gregus was in net for the wins. The Generals host Lambeth, Wednesday night in their next Shamrock league action. BRONCOS WIN TWO The Exeter Broncos won two atom division hockey games this week. In exhibition play, the Broncos blanked Clinton 10-0 and in Shamrock action edged Lucan by a 3-2 count. In the runaway victory over Clip - ton, Steve Farquhar was the scorirfg star for the Broncos with a foo r goal effort. Two of Farquhar's scores came on unassisted dashes and on the otjier two assists were provided by Derek Beckett, Trevor Tayor and Ryan Stuart. Close behind in the scoring depart- ment with two successful shots apiece were Derek Beckett and Trevor Taylor. Helping on these goals were Ryan Stuart, Paul Charrette and Sean McCann. The other goals for the Exeter club were,_ shot by Ryan Stuart on an unassistaed effort and Sean McCann on a pass from Ian Jean. Joel Campbell went on a scoring spree in the win over Lucan with all three goals. Providing the passes were Steve Farquhar, Sean McCann and Trevor Taylor. The Lucan goals were notched by Scott Smith and Jamie Lightfoot on passes from Doug Hotson and Jason Hodgin,. Victorios for SN gross country teams In the Huron Perth Cross Country meet Friday, the senior girls over- whelmingly placed first defeating se- cond place finisher, Goderich, by 19 points. The runners from the senior girls team are Sheila Regier, second, Sandra Rooseboom fourth, Rosemary Regier fifth, Barb Lawson eighth, Bonnie Turnbull ninth, Jenifer Mann 10th, Kathleen Little 12th, Janice Ducharme 14th, Sheri •Varley 19th, Maureen Masse 23rd, Teresa Whiting 26th, and Stacy Sommerville who didn't finish because of an injury. . Jeanette Van Esbroeck, Sandra Relouw and Christine Chalmers will hopefully be healed from their in- juries to compete at WOSSA. The senior boys also placed first, defeating Goderich by five points. Top runners for the team were Larry Miller fourth, Glenn Durie eighth, Craig Winbow 10th and Scott Regier 11th. Larry Miller sacrificed a sure single assists went to Harlen Tinney, Dave Dalrymple, Doug Clark and Prentice Scott. Mike Damen notched two goals to lead the Lucan team. Getting one goal apiece were Pat Arts, Tim Hayter, Steve Snider and Tim Hayter. win in the junior race to run as a senior. Also running for the team were Henri Debruyn 12th, George Ducharme 14th, Dave McCurdy 17th, Jason McFalls 18th, Mike Hern 21st, Don Wareing 25th and Jay Davison who did not finish because of an injury. The midget girls placed fourth overall with Kim Van Dongen coming in first after a long battle with a St. Marys runner to win. Also running were Wanda Turnbull 10th, Michelle Chalmers 12th and Mandl Fields 25th who completed the race with a very sore foot to try to help the team to qualify for WOSSA. 1 1 lilt A' ,r SENIOR GiRLS WiN — The senior girls team championship of the recent Huron -Perth cross country meet was won by South Huron. Back, left, Mandl Fields, midget champ Kim Van Dongen, Sandra Relobw, Michelle Chalmers, Jeanette VanEsbroeck, Bonnie Turnbull, Stacy Somerville, Kathleen Little and Teresa Whiting. Front, Christine Chalmers, Sandra Rooseboom, Janice Ducharme, Maureen Masse, Sheri Varley, Barb Lawson, Wanda Turnbull and Rosemary Regier. 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