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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-10-25, Page 191 Learning curling - Sunday afternoon the Exeter Curling Club put on its annual clinic for beginning curlers. About eight people showed up to try and learn the sport. Wes DeRosier is shown here learning the proper sliding technique under the watchful eye of Bill Brock. The clinic was so successful they plan on holding another one in Novem- ber. Panthers at WOSSA By Michelle Ellison WINGHAM South Huron Dis- trict High School's cross country team had all 19 runners compete at the Western Ontario Regional (WOSSA) meet in Wingham last Friday. Although none of the Pan- thers qualified for the Ontario Re- gionals (OFSAA) they all ran well. SH's OFSAA hopefuls, the seniors girls' team had two competitors fin- ish in the top 20 and placed fourth as a team. Carrie -Lynn Ducharme . brought in the best individual plac- ing of 15th, Kim Van Dongen, run- ning on an injuried knee, still man- aged an 18th place finish. Charlene Regier finished 30th, Victoria Bis - back 31st, Anna Szabo 32nd, Linda Wallis 53rd and Lori Parker 65th as well. In the Junior boys' division, the Panthers finished ninth as a team. Brett Rideout led his team with a 45th finish and Dan Vanderlaan came in 49th. Shawn McFalls brought in a 63rd place finish, Da- vid Schwindt a 65th, Skip Pavlick 1034d and JimAhrens 108th. Scott Wellington placed 34th and Andrew Oswald 51st for the Pan- ' ther's Senior boys. Jamie Ramer, Jamie Dougall and Matt Miller placed 35th, 36th and 78th respectively for their efforts on the Midget boys' course. Panthers hang on By Michelle Ellison MITCHELL - South Huron Dis- trict High School's Junior and Sen- ior boys' volleyball teams held onto their first and second -lace standings in the Huron -Perth league after a successful league tournament held in Mitchell last week. Despite one disappointing loss to Mitchell and one to Goderich, the Junior Panthers played well advanc- ing their record to 20-4. Against Mitchell, the Junior boys easily took the first win 15-10. They then seemed to become a little overconfident said coach, Scott Halpenny, and took a 15-4 loss. They proceeded to make a come- back in the final game, winning 15- 11. After a 15-10 loss to Goderich in their first meeting of the day SH easily took 15-7 and 15-8 victories over the Vikings. The Senior Panthers had an ex- tremely successful day bringing home ;ix victories. SH outmatched Mitchell by straight scores of 15-1, 15-7 and 15:9. Against Goderich, the Panthers also performed well coming away with wins by scores of 15-8, 15-5 and 15-13. The six wins last week gave SH's Senior team a record of 19 and 5 good for second place in the Hu- ron -Perth standings behind the de- fending provincial champs Strat- ford Central. With only six games remaining before the final Huron -Perth tour- nament in Stratford on November 9, both of SH's teams hope to keep their placing in regular season to be seeded well. As well, SHDHS has the privi- lege of hosting the Western Ontario Secondary School Association (WOSSA) tournament on Novem- ber 17 and 18. Panthers lose to Vikings By Michelle Ellison GODERICH - Once again, South Huron District High School's girls basketball teams came up short against the Goderich Vikings in their second meeting in league play. ' The Senior Panthers played a much more competitive game against the Vikings. Despite Gode- rich's 18-11 point lead at halt time, South Huron managed to close the gap slightly in the third quarter. Un- fortunately, the .Vikings held their lead defeating the Panthers 33-23. Michelle Caers played extremely well and was SH's top scorer with seven points. Julia Memer had six points while Christine Rose and Mi- chelle Ellison added four each. The Junior girls also had some trouble against Goderirh, folli A6 - Winehstm today (Weflge.s 3g 'they pray" Frost Svaifo�d N Karen McKay and Angela Gould ern on Friday. led scoring for SH with seven points each. Stacey Rader and Ker- ry Manders followed with six points and Becky Morgan added four. SH's Midget girls fell to their op- ponent 56-31. Although the Pan- thers managed to score more points than in thcir first game against the Vikings, Pat Rowe, felt they could have performed better than they did. Chris Passmore came away with 13 points to lead SH's scoring while DcAnn Foreman, Becky Hartman, Chris Schade and Stacey Thurman added four points each. SH's girls' basketball regular sea- son is coming to a close as there are only three games remaining in the schedule. All three teams travel to and west - 4 Crunchers still perfect EXETER - The Exeter Atom Crunchers kept their perfect record intact Saturday when they doubled the count on Forest 6-3 in Lamb - ton -Middlesex Hockey League ac- tion at the South Huron Rec Cen- tre. Exeter came out flying in the game and staked themselves to a 4- 0 lead after one period and coasted from there. Mike France opened the scoring for Exeter in the opening period with an unassisted goal. Jeff Inch made it 2-0 with an- other unassisted goal two minutes later and just 1.40 after that, Bryce Hann scorcd from Ryan Fulton. France got his second of the game with less than a minute left in the first. Hann notched his second of the contest five minutes into the second period,' from Trevor Obre and France got his hat trick later in the second after taking a pass from Luke Sims. Forest got on the board late in the second period and added the only two goals of third on winning Exet- er goalie Michael Schwindt. Exeter's record improves to 3-0. Molting Hawks EXETER - Exeter Molting Hawks won their only game of the week 9-0 over Lucan Flyers to run their season record to 5-0. Ken Bergmann led the way with three goals while Ernie Ahrens had a pair, while Bob McDonald, Bob Parsons, Brian Hodgins and Scott Bur- ton added single tallies. Scott Burton, Jim Pfaff, Walt Tiedeman, Bob McDo- nald, Bob Jones, and Bob Parsons each had two assists, while Ron Moore, Ernie Ah- rens and Ken Bergmann add- ed single assists. Netminder Glen Stire played an exceptional game to pick up the shutout. This week they host Andy's Old Wrecks in their only start. Exeter Mixed Shuffleboard October 25 4 game winners Pearl McKnight 291 Beatrice Richardson 285 5 game winners Steve Hrapchak 404 Allen Johns 391 A. Hummel 385. Ray Cottle 321 M. Eizenga - 315 October 26 4 games John Pepper 451 Lloyd Lovell 412 Phil Hem 390 Pearl McKnight 356 5 games Allen Johns 411 Stewart Miner 326 A. Hummel 322 M. Eizenga 320 Legion Bantams drop two EXETER The .Exeter Legion Bantams lost two straight league games last week. Exeter lots its first game at home Wednesday as Ilderton defeated the locals 5-3. In the first period Exeter seemed sure to win as the locals got them- selves off to a quick 2-0 head start. But after the club came on the ice to open the second period, it was all downhill from there. The boys gave up five goals in 30 minutes of action to go down to defeat. Exeter goals went to Mark Gla- vin, Ryan Lindenfietd, and Matt Gardener.with assists going to Fred Godbolt, Rob Kramer and Jason Heywood. Lambeth 4 - Exeter 2 Lambeth has always been known as somewhat of a 'powerhouse' in the Shamrock Division and for as long as one can remember Lambeth has always trounced on the locals. However, Exeter came to Lambeth to play Friday night, Exeter out- played the 'powerhouse' and came within two goals of beating them. After the end of the second pen- od Exeter was down 2-0. However once the locals came out in the third they quickly came back to tie the game, and. gave themselves many chances to win. Each team member is to be congratulated as it was the best team effort of the sea- son, Exeter goals went to Jason Hey- wood and Pete Gibson with the as- sists gong to Fred Godbolt and Fred Steciuk. Times -Advocate, November 1, 1989 Page 19 Junior Boys champs - The Precious Blood Junior Boys soccer team finished first overall in the Huron- `perth toumament held. in Exeter last Wednesday. Front, left to right, Paul Gregus, Scott Rasenberg, Dar- ryl Parsons, Mark Parsons, Greg Geoffrey, Michael Wilhelm, Scott Gilfillan. Back, Geoff Stasik, Tony Pickering, Jeremy VanEsbroeck, Chad Gilfillan, Jeff Sararas, Matthew Glavin, Brandon Kraftcheck. Miss- ing coach John Rasenberg. Spring dribbling - Spring Cushman, right, of the South Huron District High School Senior Girl's Basket- ball team tries to dribble the ball around an opponent, while teammate Christine Hose tries to clear her a way to the basket by blocking a Goderich Viking player when those teams met at South Huron last Tuesday. The Panthers lost howver, 33-23. Bombers tie Mt. Brydges EXETER - The Exeter Novice Bombers played Mt. Brydges to a 3-3 tie in Lambton-Middlesex Hockey League action at the South Huron Rec Centre Sunday. Mt. Brydges held a slight 2-1 lead after one period, but the locals came on to score the only goal of the second and each team scored once in the third. Exeter's only goal of the first came off the stick of Andrew Frieter, gut 11e1assstoZd fffiri Robbie McIntosh accounted for DieTone Exetergoartrruriu�.n period, again unassisted and Frieter struck in the third for a short- handed goal, from Jason Grenier to give Exeter the tie. 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