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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-09-20, Page 15Times -Advocate, September 20. 1989 trot sem= Pape 15 League champs - At the Exeter Centennial soccer banquet, the Exeter Girls 10 and under were awarded trophies for being the West Middlesex Youth Soccer League champs. Front row, left, Lacre- tia Pfaff, Amber Oakes, Brianne Czypyha, Jena Darling, Lindsay Janke, "Sandra Steele and Corrie De- bont. Back row, assistant coach, Ken Farwell, Laura Cook, Julie Darling, Adriana Debont; Theresa Wil- helm, Kara Farwell, Amanda Regier, Jacklyn VanEsbroeck and coach Bert Debont. Missing from the picture are Laura Bowers, Priscilla Lambert and Kerri-Ann O'Rourke. The girls travelled to the Chal- lenge Cup Tournament in Strathroy on Saturday and handily defeated Komoka 4-1 for the champion- ship. Excellent defence was played by Lindsay Janke, Carrie Debont and Amber Oakes. The goals were all scored by Theresa Wilhelm. Minor soccer season ends EXETER - All three of the Exeter soccer teams playing in the West Middlesex Youth Soccer League played their last game of a success- ful season this week. Two of the three teams had previ- ously won their league champion- ship and one, the girls 12 and under had to settle for second place overall after losing in overtime in a decid- ing game. Through wins in preliminary round games all three of the Exeter teams had qualified for "A" champi- onship playoff rounds finals played in Strathroy Saturday. It turned into another successful day for Exeter. In the morning, the girls 10 and under put together a real team effort and played an outstanding game de- feating Komoka by a 4-1 score to take th "A" championship. Theresa Wilhelm scored four times for the Exeter girls. Congratulations to Bert DeBont and Ken Farwell for an excellent season. Not to be outdone the girls 12 and under took on a strong Wallace- town team and squeaked out a 1-0 victory. Congratulations to Susan Hulley and your girls. By the time the boys 18 and under took to the field, a steady rain had made the playing of soccer very difficult on a very slippery field. After giving up an early goal to Mount Brydges, the Exeter boys took control of the game and led by strong midfield play by Henri DeBruyn and Greg Lamport quickly tied the score on a good effort by Frank and Jamie Wulterkens. Before halftime, Henri found the short side of the net with a hard shot. In the second half, Mount Brydg- es tried hard to get back into the game but Dan McCarter scored an insurance goal on a long shot for Exeter to put away the victory. Congratulations boys on an excel- lent season. All minor soccer in the area has now been completed! ' .Till we meet again next year. Soccer winners - The Exeter Pee Wee Soccer team won the league, playoff, Turkeyfest, and Wallace - town Tournament championships this past season and was given special recognition at the Exeter Minor Soccer awards banquet last Sunday. Front row, Neil Sadler, Eugene Boersma, Willy Partridge, Marty DeBruyn, Dennis Welch, Trevor Taylor, Benji Kline, Greg Hem. Back row, George Eisenschink, Jamie Dougall, Brad Skirten, Mark Brintnell, Souban lnlakhana, Sivichay Sengkhounmany, Don Mart- ens, Gavin Snell, Chris Vilos, Amold Martens. Missing, Joel Campbell, Jason Wilbert. • Last jitney for season EXETER `- The last bowling tournament of the season was held on Wednesday, September 13. This was ladies trebles with 60 bowlers coming from London, Sar- nia, Mitchell, Atwood, Lucknow, Seaforth, and Exeter. Weather con- ditions were not the best and the greens were slow. This event was sponsored by the National Trust, Exeter. Sandra Jarman a rink from Fair- mont, London won top honours with three wins, 47 points and plus 14. A Sarnia rink took second prize followed by London, Mitchell and Sportsmanlike players - These players were given awards as the Most Sportsmanlike Players on their Exeter Minor Soccer teams during the regular season this year. Front row, (left to right), Shane Czypyha, Beth Ann Hem, Jacob Bruxer. Back row, (1-r), Amanda Regier, Dan Martens, Matt Sims, Mark Bilinsky. Molt—Improved players T players -mere' Fran — --if-- most improved on their teams and given awards at the Exeter Mi- nor. Soccer Awards Banquet. Front row, (left to right), Lorrie De- bont, Nicholas Regier, Kim MacLean. Back row (1-r) Billy Kline, Sou - ban . lnlakhana, Sandra Vanderlaan, Steven Rasenberg. Missing, Daniel Kinsman. Golf and social tournament EXETER - Fifty five enjoyed a gorgeous Sunday afternoon of golf at the golf and social tournament held at the Exeter Golf Club fol- lowed by a buffet lunch and live en- tertainment provided by Wayne and Gerry. Winners for the selected drive al- ternate shot 2 ball foursome were: first Rick Grean and Theresa McCann with a 41. Taking the second spot in the tourney were Bob and Wanda Re- ynolds with 46. Doug Penhalc and Julie Whitby shooting a 50 rounded out the third position. Claybird Gun Club Draw Winner of a hand knit sweater Debbie Fairbaim Exeter Winner of a coat Joanne Slaght, Crediton JACK'S Plumbing & Heating (Exeter) Inc. High efficiency gas furnaces Water Softeners Central Vacuum JACK MAVER (519) 235-0581 Letting go - Anna Ballantyne, of Exeter, lets a ball go during the Standard Trust Ladies Lawn Bowling Toumament at the Exeter Greens last Wednesday. It was the last major toumament of the season with several of -of -town clubs taking part. London. Consolation went to a rink from Lucknow. The Exeter Lawn Bowlers enjoyed a pot luck supper on Saturday, Sep- tember 16 at 5:30 followed by the t m 'ting with president Ernie _ .a charge. T►,. _,ection of officers were as follows: President Mrs. Isabel Ro- gerson, Vice-president Allan West- cott and Mrs. Audrey McGregor, Secretary -treasurer Mrs. Gloria McFalls, Assistant secretary - treasurer Mrs.. Marion Dearing, Tournament Secretary (men) Peter McFalls, Bill Rogerson, Marshall Dearing, Tournament Secretary (women) Gloria McFalls and Bea- trice Ballantyne. Press reporter Garnet Hicks, Grounds committee Bill Rogerson, Bill Lamport, Marshall Dearing, Jitney - Everyone takes a turn, So- cial committee Ruth Skinner (con- vener). Visitthe Hawks Dunk Tank At the Exeter Fall Fair Now is your chance to dunk the Boys in Blue Special thanks to the Exeter Town Police and Provincial Police Force Junior D Hawks Exhibition Game Fri., Sept. 22 8:30 p.m. Stephen Twp. 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