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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1989-08-16, Page 15High stepping Joe Laurie of the Exeter Centennial senior soccer club grimaces in either pain or determination as he makes a play with the ball during Sunday's game against Real West in Nairn. The Centennial squad redeemed themselves with a scoreless tie after being blown away by Real West in their last meeting. The Centennials are home this Sunday at 2 p.m. Times -Advocate, August 16, 1989 Page 15 Bad inning costly to Co-ops KINCARDINE - A bad final in- ning in the championship game cost the Exeter Junior Co-ops the WOBA Junior title, losing in the final game ter-Flesherton 8-7 Sun- day afternoon. Exeter had opened the league championship series with a 7-2 win over the host Kincardine team Friday night. Saturday they beat Lucan 4-2, were defeated by Flesh- erton 5-4 and beat Hanover Satur- day night 13-4 to set up Sunday's championship game. In that game, Exeter had built a 3-1 lead after three innings but the the locals trailed 5-4 after six in- nings. Flesherton had scored three times in their half of the seventh and Exeter answered with three runs of their own, but fell one run short. Scott Miller, Dave Schwindt and Jeff Butler each hit doubles for Ex- eter in the game. Miller drove in a pair of runs, while Marty •Merner had a pair of single and Terry Genttner, Jeff Keller, Brent O'Brien, and yred Gregus all sin gled once. Genttner took the tough loss for Exeter on the mound. Exeter 13 Hanover 4 Exeter led 6-4 after six innings in this game but blew it open with seven tallies in the seventh inning. Merner scored three times to lead Exeter in this contest, on a pair of walks and a single. Gregus scored twice on a pair of singles, O'Brien scored twice on a walk and an error, while every other player except Scot Russel scored at least one run in the game for the winners. Scot Davidson got the win on the hill for Exeter in this game. Flesherton 5 Exeter. 4 Exeter had built a 3-0 lead after four innings but fell apart in the late innings and lost when Flesher- - ton scored three times in the last inning. Jeff Keller, Brent O'Brien, and Gregus all had single hits for Exet- er, while Genttner had two and Schwindt took top spot with three hits for Exeter. Gregus started for Exeter in the game and got some relief help from Davidson. No details from the win over Lu - can Saturday morning, were availa- ble at press time. In the opening game against the host team Friday night. Exeter scored twice in the fourth inning, three times in the fifth and added a pair in the sixth. Larry Lewis and Genttner each scored twice for Exeter, while Jeff Keller, Russell, and Merner scored once each. Exeter had only three hits in the game, but were aided by six walks and seven Kincardine errors. Miller picked up the win on the moynd for Exeter in the game. The Co-ops opened their OBA playoffs yesterday, Tuesday, in Lis- towel ana have a doubleheader slated for Exete Sunday afternoon. You Can't Tag Me - Jeff Keller, right, of the Exeter Junior Co-ops tries to do all he can to avoid being tagged at the plate by a Kincardine player during the opening game of the Junior WOBA playoffs in Kincardine -Friday. Swim club has best showing in final meet of the season in Seaforth SEAFORTH - The Exeter Bara- cudas Swim Club took part in their and final meet of the season in Sea - forth Saturday morning and had their best result as a team. The team was fourth in the five - team field with a grand total of 165 points, more than 100 ahead of the last -place Stratford squad. Godcrich was first overall again as they have been all year, because they have the largest number of swimmers, with 454 points, Clinton/Vanastra was second with 299 points, Seaforth was next with 224, followed by Exeter with 165 and Stratford pull- ing up the rear with a grand total of 49 points. In the Girls' 13 and 14 year-old 100 metre individual medley, Lisa Forrest, of Exeter won that race in a time of 1:59.1. In the Boys' eight -and -under 25m freestyle race; Chris Finch finished fifth in 40 seconds, and in the Girls' eight -and -under frecstylc racc, Sandra Steele was fourth and Mag- gie Steciuk finished sixth. In the Boys' nine and 10 50m freestyle race, Lucas Forrest was the race winner in a winning time of 59.12 seconds, followed by teammate' Jon Moore who placed fifth in a time of 1:13.7 seconds. Gavin Poole place third in the Boys' 11 and 12 year-old 50m freestyle race for Exeter, while in the Girls' 11 and 12, 50m freestyle race. Exeter's Kristy Ahrens was second in 57.9 seconds followed very closely by teammate Sandra Vanderlaan in third in 57.91 sec- onds. Lisa Forest placed second overall in the Girls' 13 and 14 year-old 50m freestyle race. Finch was the race winner in his division in the 25m back stroke event, while the only other back, stroke swimmer from Exeter to place was Anita Wcin, who was third in the Girls' 11 and 12 year- old 50m race in a time of 1:04.36. Exeter's Melanie Knip placed fifth in the Girls' eight -and -under 25m breast stroke race in 43.36 seconds, while Lucas Forrest won his race rather easily in 32.5 sec- onds, followed by Moore in second spot in 35.3 seconds. In the Boy's 11 and 12 50m breast stroke race, Gavin Poole was fourth in 1:25 seconds, while Anita Atom 1 wins twice EXETER - The Exeter 1 Atom soccer team played twice last week and won both contests rather easi- ly. Last Monday, the defeated Ildcr- ton 3-1 in Ildcrton and Wednesday night they blasted Lucan 8-0 in Ex- eter. - Against Ildcrton, Jcff MacLcan scorcd twice and Greg Geoffrey scored once. Geoffrey and Geoffrey Mayer each scored twice for Exctcr in the win over Lucan with single goals going to Michael Wilhelm, Ryan Freiter, Chris Genttner and MacL- can. Exctcr 1 and Exeter 11 finished the season with identical 11-1-0 record and played Monday night to determine first place heading into Saturday's playoff tournament in Coldstream. Squirts season ends Wein was sixth in the Girls' 11 and 12 50m race. - Perhaps Exeter's best race was in the Girls' 13 and 14 year-old 50m breast stroke event when Exeter swimmers took the top three spots. Lisa Forrest was the winner going away. She swam it in a time of 55.6 seconds, followed by Jen Wei- gand in Jecond place in 1:12 and Carla Taylor in third in 1:15. Steciuk was the winner of the Girls' eight -and -under 25m butterfly race in 45.48 seconds, followed closely by teammate Sandra Steele in second in 45.60 seconds. Lucas Forrest placed third in his division in the butterfly, while Poole was able to win his butterfly race in a time 32.9, more than three seconds in front of the second -place' finisher. The Baracudas did well in the Girls' 11 and 12 year-old 25m but- terfly race as well. It was won by Kristy Ahrens in a time. of 24.7 seconds, followed Vanderlaan in second in 25.9 seconds and Carissa Willis wt c fourth in 32.2 seconds. The Gils' eight -and -under 100m freestyle relay team of Maggie Ste- ciuk, Melanie Knip, Courtney Oke and Sandra Steele placed third in their race in a time of 2:47. The Buys' nine and 10 year-old freestylz relay team of Forrest, Moore, Chris Finch, and Mark Knip was third in their race, while the Girls' 11 and 12 year-old 200m freestyle relay team of Ahrens, Ta- nia Deiong, Carissa Willis and Anita Wein finished in second spot. The Girls' 13 and 14 year-old 200m freestyle relay team of Lisa Forrest, Carla Taylor, Jen Weigand, and Vandcrlaan finished third in their race. The Girls' 11 and 12 year-old medley relay team of Wein, Ahrens, Willis, and Vandcrlaan were able to win their race. JACK'S - High efficiency gas furnaces Water Softeners Central Vacuum Plumbing & Heating JACK MAVER (Exeter) Inc. (519) 235-0581 INTRODUCING 3 YEAR WARRANTY The first in the Industry with this warranty program — MI 1111”1111h 111F71 —V - - / V—V COLDSTREAM - Exctcr Squirt _ the lower left corner of the net. •occer tort 'rnt-----Shor4-by thereafter, Nairn scored with two excellent efforts in the on a ptay ccr?Yrc�i^�Ss�rSs'�s3ci: playoffs. Thursday night they de- over the Ford line .Tht}-ar seated Coldstream in Coldstream by 3-1 for Nairn. _a store of 4-0. Go-als-wcre scored by Despite au all-out effort in the Ryan Beattie with two, Casey second half, the final score was 5-1. O'Brien and Danny Snell with one The entire team put forth an out- standing effort and exhibited good sportsmanship throughout the year. Your coach and the parents are proud of you. each. David Veal and Erin Robilliard shared the goal -tending and pre- served the shut out. This put the Exeter squad in the A -flight for Saturday's playoffs. Their opponent, for what would be their only game, was the first -place Nairn team. 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