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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-09-23, Page 19Action winds down • Six soccer teams participate in playoffs It was a very successful weekend of soccer for the Exeter club. Six teams participated in the playoffs in four dif- ferent age groups in four different towns. The atoms travelled to St. Colum - ban to participate in the Atom tour- nament. Exeter I participated in the A group and Exeter II in the B group. Exeter I in the A group took an ear- ly lead in their game against Bryanston. Bryanston staged a com- eback later in the game but Exeter scored again to put the game out of reach. Chris Jongkind played well for Exeter. Scoring for Exeter in the 6-3 win were Marty Debruyn (2), Chris McDonald (2), Brent Urlin and Luke Sims. After their win, Exeter I received a bye into the A final against league winner St. Columban, a team that did not lose a point throughout the season. Led by the stellar goaltending of Matt Glavin and excellent play by Chris McDonald and Brian McAllister, Exeter I took an early lead on a goal by Chris McDonald and had several chances to go up by more than one. In the end, the one goal had proved to be too low as St. Columban scored two goals to wrestle the win out of the hands of Exeter. This game capped a very successful season for the Ex- eter kids with a second place in the Playoffs and a second place during the season. In the B group, Exeter II came up with a good effort defeating Col- dstream by a 3-2 score to reach the semi-finals. Ilderton had a bye in the first round and was fresh when they started the game against Exeter I1. It proved to be the difference. Ilderton defeated Exeter by a 3-2 score. Chad Gilfillan and Paul Vandyken played an excellent tournament for Exeter. Goals for Exeter II were scored by Geoff and Bryce Hann and Jeff Sararas. In girls under 11 action, Exeter travelled to Mount Brydges for their first game against Strathroy. The Ex- eter girls played as well as they could and put forward a good effort but it was not good enough to win. Strathroy sent the girls home with a 2-0 loss. It has been a tough season for the girls team and the soccer executive will try to address some of the pro- blems that arose this year in the future. The Peewee division held their playoffs in Parkhill on the West Williams field. It turned into quite a LONG LIST OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS — These young soccer players have a great season under their belts. They make up Exeter 1, a squad which went undefeated during regular season, won their league championship and captured the title of the recent St. Columbali Mosquito tournament. Back row, left; Arnold Martens (assistant coach), Rob Wagner, Dan Martens, Sivichay Sengkhounmany, Richie Dob- son, Chris Neil, David Morlock, Mike Cregan (coach). Front row, left; Kent Bieeling, Jason Willert, Eugene Boersma, Dennis Welsh, Gavin Snell, Greg Cregan, Jamie Dougall and Mike Burton. T -A photo Middlesex track meet approaching The London and Middlese• 'ounty Roman Catholic School ,ard, department of physical education, is sponsoring the 17th annual cross country meet on Tuesday, October 13, and Wednesday, October 14. (Rain - dates are Thursday, October 15, and Friday, October 16, 1987.) The Meet will be held at Regina Mundi College, Wellington Road luth; it is scheduled to start at 10:00 a.m. and will finish at 1:00 p.m. approximately. A press release continues "We an- ticipate that about 3000 pupils from within our system will be -par- ticipating in the Meet over the two days. We will be including the Royals playoff stats AtRatHits Avg. D. Heywood 17 6 .353 P. Tuckey 16 4 .250 G. Thompson 17 4 .235 .1). Stroud 6 1 .167 M. Desjardine 7 1 .143 T. Tordoff 7 1 .143 B. Hodgins 10 1 .100 Pitching Brian Hodgins Dan Heywood Glen Thompson Scott 13rintnell IP 6 2/3 18 9 313 W. Lamb S. Brintnell B. Cornish S. Prout J. Rowe J. Allison F. Cook B. Horner K 5 20 7 2 BB 0 7 4 2 W 0 0 11 15 7 4 3 3 2 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .090 .067 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 000 ERA 1.05 1.94 6.25 6.30 physically and developmentally disabled students within our system once again." Students of Regina Mundi College will be acting as officials, starters, and prefects during the Meet. The prime aim of the recreation program is to provide as many physical activities as possible for as many students as possible. Shuffleboard The Exeter Shuffleboard League has elected its new executive for 1987-88. - Past president, Grace Farquhar welcomed in Eldon Heywood as the new president. Olive Essery will serve as first vice-president with Ernest Ross as second vice-president. The position of secretary -treasurer will be filled by Jean Hern with Mildred Thomson and Mabel McKnight as press reporters. Shuffleboard will be held this fall in the Legion hall with excellent courts on the new parquet flooring. Games will be played on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons with some games reserved for Friday mornings. 1 How will ff you are now retired or contemplating retirement, you have asked yourself "Just how long will my money last?" Until recently, most Canadians were content with a fixed retirement income from a pension or annuity plan. The Seventies changed that inflation shattered retirement dreams. eroded buying power and threatened the value of estates built up over generations. Today the horizon is brighter. Investors Group introduces a powerful new tool to help, you plan your retirement strategies: "Options" .A computerized financial planning tool available exclusively from the Investors'Group. 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Throughout the season these two teams have played close games and this one was no exception. Both teams played well but could not capitalize on their chances until Sisavay Sengkhowunany scored directly from a corner kick to give Exeter II a 1-0 lead. That was all Exeter II needed. Jean Pfaff played well in goal, nullifying any chances Exeter I had to tie the game. The loss put Exeter I in the B semifinal and Exeter II received a bye in the A final. Exeter I played an excellent game against Lucan in the B semifinal. The Lucan team was very stubborn however, and with 10 minutes left the game was tied atj-1. Ryas then that things started to work far Exeter I as they scored four goals in those last ten minutes for a 5-1 win and a spot in the B final against Bryanston. Scoring for Exeter 1 were Nicky Szabo( 2), Ryan Hern(1), Brad Thompson(1) and Shawn McFalls(1). The B Final was an exciting affair. In the first minute of play Shawn McFalls first hit the goal post and then scored moments later to give Ex- eter I a 1-0 lead. Bryanston fought back however and scored two unanswered goals to take a 2-1 lead. Ryan Hern scored late in the game to send it into overtime. After a scoreless overtime, penal- ty shots had to decide the game. Bryanston proved to be the better one of the two in that department and went home with the B trophy. The A final between Exeter II and Grand Bend turned out to be an even more exciting affair. Sisavay Sengkhounmany, Brett Rideout, Shane Pfaff and Sharon Debruyn played outstanding games defensive- ly as Exeter II held a very strong Grand Bend team to a 0-0 draw through regulation time and through overtime. It was not until the ninth penalty shot that Grand Bend decid- ed the game in their favour. The Exeter Bantam boys and girls travelled to Delaware for their playoff in the annual challenge cup. Last year the Bantams showed character in coming from sixth place during the season to the A final los- ing 1-0 to Delcobridge. This year the Bantams ended up in third place during the season and again they reached the A final sen- ding Lambeth home with a 4-0 loss. The Exeter boys and girls were wor- thy of their win. Scoring for Exeter were Sivixay Sengkhounmany, Henri Debruyn, Tim VanDam and Chris Chanyi. In the A final Exeter -came up against a team from Wallacetown that had beaten them twice during regular season and only lost one point throughout the year. That impressive record had little effect on the Exeter youngsters as they played the game of their lives. Throughout the game Exeter mat- ched Wallacetown man for man. Late in the game Exeter got the one chance they had been waiting for and Chris Chanyi turned into a hero. He made no mistake converting the chance in- to a goal. Exeter hung on for the balance of the game and to the delight of their parents and coach, won by a 1-0 score. The only function left for the 1987 soccer season is the annual windup and awards ceremony at the rec centre. Hully Gully Riders vitt gear up for the grand finale to the motocross season this weekend at Hully Gully. Free admission is offered for houseleague racing starting at 1:00 p.m. on Saturday. Because this is the season end, all spectators are promis- ed the spectacle of watching the riders go for that last big win. Trophies will be presented at the con- clusion of the races. On Sunday at 10:00 a.m. the CMA sanctioned Junior and Schoolboy classes will compete for the class trophies. The Senior and Expert classes will compete at 1:00 p.m. This weekend will comprise the last two days of motocross action for 1987 at Hully Gully. Draw winners Winners have been announced in a recent draw sponsored by the Dan Brie Darlin's slo-pitch team. 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