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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1989-10-18, Page 21South Huron hosts Invitational By Michelle Ellison EXETER - Perfect weather last Wednesday provided for some competitive racing at South Huron Distract High School's annual invi- tational cross-country meet. Four- teen schools auended the meet and South Huron's Junior girls took a second place team finish. Despite a knee injury that has forced her to drop out of many rac- es this season, Kim Van Dongen came through with a second place finish on her home course to lead the junior girls to their second place team finish. Carrie -Lynn Ducharme also ran well placing eighth. Anna Szabo and Charlene Regier alsobrought in 18th and 19th place finishes re- spectively. As the Panthers' lone midget girl, Linda Wilson came in 23rd. Jamie Dougall ran in a.10th place finish and Matt Miller was 19th in the Midget Boys division. The teams only senior runner of the day, Scott Wellington, managed to finish in the top 10 with an out- standing 7th standing. The Junior boys brought in a fourth -place team finish and Brett Rideout led the Panthers placing 15th. Dan Vanderlaan finished 21st and Shawn McFalls and David Waxers back on track EXETER - After a slow start, the Exeter Novice Waxers finally picked up their first win of the young Shamrock Hockey League sea- son. The Waxers lost 6-1 to Strathroy September 30, and 6-2 to Forest October 8, before picking up their first win, 1-0 over Parkhill Friday night in Parkhill. Greg Geoffrey's unassisted, first -period goal was all Exeter need- ed, thanks to Cam Dougall's shut out goaltending Friday night. Geoffrey also picked up both goals in the 6-2 loss to Forest last Sunday. Dave Marshall earned an assist on one of the goals, while Brian Hayman set up another. The only Exeter player to find the net in the 6-1 loss to Strathroy was Ben Cottrell, who was set up by Marshall and Scan Guenther. Very few penalties were called against either team in all three con- tests. Sportsmanlike - These players were given Most Sportsmanlike Player awards at the Grand Bend Minor Soccer Awards Banquet Sun- day. Stephanie Krantz, left and Jamie Mason Squirt. missing, Phillip Carey, Mosquito, R. J. Milne, Pee Wee. Mohawks 89/90 Schedule EXETER MOHAWKS 1989/90 SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO HOCKEY LEAGUE SCHED- ULE Wednesday, October 11: Exeter at Chatham, 8 p.m. Sunday, October 15: Lambeth at Exeter, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, October 22: Chatham at Exeter, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, October 29: Lambeth at Exeter, 7:30 p.m. Friday, November 3: Exeter at Dorchester, 8:30 p.m. Sunday, November 5: Exeter at In- gersoll, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, November 11: Exeter at Lambeth, 8:30 p.m. Sunday, November 12: Chatham al Exctcr, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, November 15: Exeter at Chatham, 8 p.m. Sunday, November 19: Aylmer at Exeter, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, November 26: Dunnville at Exeter, 7:30 p.m. Thursday, November 30: Exeter at Dunnville, 8:30 p.m. Sunday, December 3: Dorchester at Exeter, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, December 6: Exeter at Chatham, 8 p.m. Saturday, December 9: Exeter at Lambeth, 8:30 p.m. Sunday, December 10: Chatham at Exeter, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, December 12: Exeter at Aylmer, 8:15 p.m. Friday, December 15: Exeter at Dorchester, 8:30 p.m. Sunday, December 17: Dunnville at Exeter, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, December 19: Ingersoll. at Exctcr, 8:30 p.m. Saturday, January 6: Lambeth at Exeter, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, January 7: Ingersoll at _ Frctcr, 7.10 p.m., .. Saturday, January 1.3: A11 -Star game at Lambeth, 8:30 p.m. Sunday, January 14: 1 amheth at Exctcr, 7:30 p.m. January 19-21: Hardy Cup Tour- nament at Exeter. Wednesday, January 24: Exeter at Shatham, 8 p.m. aturday, January 27: Exeter at Dunnville, 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, January 30: Exeter at Aylmer, 8:15 p.m. Saturday, February 3: Exeter at) Ingersoll, 8:30 p.m. r. ; Sunday, February 4: Dorchester at Exeter, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, February. 10: Exeter at Lambeth, 8:30 p.m. Sunday, February 11: Aylmer at Exeter, 7:30 p.m. League awards banquet February 17, playoffs begin February 18, 1990. PITCH -IM Schwindt also finish in the top third of the field. The locals were also one of 61 schools to compete in the Byron Cross-country meet in London on Friday. As SH's only female runner at- tending the meet, Szabo placed 35th in the Junior girls category. Jamie Ramer led the Panthers' Midget boys with a 34th place fin- ish and Dougall and Miller fol- lowed. Wellington finished 30th in the Senior boys division of the meet. Also running were Skip Pavlick, Vanderlaan, McFalls and Schwindt for SH's Junior boys. Volleyball team improves record By Michelle Ellison EXETER - South Huron District High School's Junior boy's volley- ball team improved their Huron - Perth record to 17-1 in league play last Thursday; South Huron held their- second regular season league tournament of the year with St. Mike's of Strat- ford and Seaforth attending. The Junior Panthers claimed five of six possible victories on Thurs- day, Against St. Mikes, the boys played rather inconsistently. The boys took the first win 15-5 but fell hard 15-1. in their second meeting. They then returned with a 15-11 victory. Seaforth proved to be little com- petition as the Panthers came through with three straight wins 15-7, 15-8 and 15-13. SH's Senior boys also had a suc- cessful day as they took six wins on Thursday. Neither St. Mikes nor Seaforth could keep up with the overpower- ing Panther team as the locals swept their matches easily. The boys took 15-3, 15-10 and 15-9 victories over St. Mikes and 15-2, 15-11, and 15-7 wins over Scaforth. Both of SH's boys' volleyball teams travel to Mitchell on October 24 for another league tournament. Times -Advocate, October 18, 1989 Page 21 Dash to the line - Scott Wellington, of the South Huron team makes a mad dash to the finish line to edge out a Invitational Cross Country meet last week. Exeter beats Parkhill EXETER - The Exeter MacLeans Mustangs got their 1989-90 season off to a good start by beating the Parkhill team 3-1. Scott Rowe led the local Pee Wees with a goal and an assist, Matt Sims picked up •two assists,. while single goals were scored by Glenn Hines and Craig Schwartzen- truber. Kenn Hines had a solid game in goal for Exeter. Their next game will be in Forest Friday night. Broncos -win two more EXETER - The Exeter Atom Broncos picked up -two more wins in Shamrock league play last week. They defeated Dorchester 7-1 at the South Huron Rec Centre Sun- day afternoon and edged Parkhill 3-2 Friday night in Parkhill. Exeter led 2-1 after one period Sunday, thanks to two first -period goals by Jeff Sararas, one unassist- ed and one from Rob Lynn. Lynn added the only goal of the sccond period, from Eric Clay and Billy Kline, while completing his hat trick with two more goals in the third. Chad Gilfillan set up both of Lynn's third -period markers. But Sararas also completed his hat trick with a goal in the third frame, from Lynn and Nathan Hern. Gilfillan had the other goal, from Jeff MacLean and Dave Farquhar. Scoring for Exeter in the close win in Parkhill were; Sararas from Jeff Mayer, Gilfillan from Clay and Lynn and Lynn from MacLean and Sararas. Jason Lindenfield won both games in goal for Exeter. Irish remain unbeaten WELLESLEY - The Lucan Irish improved their record to a perfect 3-0 in the young Western Junior D Hockey League season, with a 8-3 romp over the Wellesley Apple- jacks in their only game of the week, Friday night in Wellesley. Andy Ross led the Irish attack with a pair of goals, while Jamie 'Pearce, Rick Weishar, Tim Hayter, Jeff Hirtzell, Jack Legg, and Brian Schuyler netted one goal apiece. Greg Deprest contributed three assists, Joe Febrey had two set- ups, while Hayter, Hirtzell, Scott Riddell and Shuyler had one assist each. Lucan fired 38 shots at Wellesley netmindcr Derek Switzer, while both Lucan goalies, Cal McDonald and Jason Rivard stopped 23 shots that were sent their way by Apple- jack shooters. Lucan had 15 penalties in the game, all minors, while Wellesley had 20 infractions. Next game for the Irish is tonight, Wednesday, whcn the Scaforth Centenaires arc at the Lucan Arena for an 8:15 p.m. game. Friday night the Irish travel to Tavistock to take on the Braves at 8:30 p.m. District High School Senior Boys Cross -Country runner from Dorchester during the South Huron . Tournament players - Wild Children were local qualifiers when they entered a Scarborough tourney. They lost two close ones and won once. Back row, left to right, Paul Smale, Wade Riley, Les Riley, Pat Riley, Al Riley. Centre from left, Sandy Smale, Randy Wells, Bob Snell, Sue Riley. Bottom row, Marilyn Riley, Myrna Morgan, Lynn Snell, Ruthanne Riley and Charlotte Elliott. Missing, Steve Lightfoot, Laura Lee Nickles, Harold Borden, Gina Regier. New bases were do- nated to Minor ball. Panthers in Toronto Right from the start, the Panthers struck early, with Kaak hitting the mark. Both teams then played end to end, but in the middle of these- cond half Ellison converted her second penalty corer of the day, this time with a rocketing shot into In their first game the girls the corner of the net. played Sydenham H.S. from King- In the third game Kaak first ston.and beat them by a score of 3- timcd a cross high into the net to 0. Scorers were: Jeanette Kaak, give the Panthers a 1-0 win over Kim Lingard and Marcie Ellison. the University of Toronto Schools. In the final two games, the girls played to a scoreless tic against Kenner from Peterborough and George Henry from Toronto. Tonya Riehl, Jenny Wareham and Jennifer Cook recorded the shutouts. - TORONTO - On the weekend, the South Huron field hockey team played in the Schoolgirls' Confer- ence Tournament. There were a to- tal of 150 teams at two locations and they played over two days. In the second game, the girls played Stephen Leacock from Scar- borough. This team has won OF - SAA for the past three of four years and were second last year, so the challenge was there. Atoms crunch Mt. Brydges EXETER - The Exeter Kongs- kilde Atom Crunchers got their season off to a good start, blanking Mt. Brydges, 6-0 in their first game of the season Saturday, at the South Huron Rec Centre, scoring twice in each of the three periods. Mike France opened the scoring, from Gavin Poole three minutes into the game and that was fol- lowed by Bryce Hann's unassisted goal later in the first. 4 In the second period, Hann picked up his second of the game, from John Miners and Jeff Mason and Jeff Inch also scored from Tre- vor Obrc. Then in the third, Mike Connell scored from Inch and Mason and France clicked for his sccond of the game, after being set up nicely by Ryan Fulton and Hann. 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