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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1989-11-15, Page 18Page 16 Times -Advocate, November 15, 1989 Sr. 'Panthers advance to semis By Michelle Ellison EXETER - Last week, South Hu- ron District High School's midget and junior girls' basketball teams took wins over Stratford Central in league play. The senior Panthers were defeat- ed in their last league game against Central but claimed a win in quar- ter -final play over Listowel on Fri- day. The midget girls defeated Central however 42-37 in their last regular - season game. Becky Hartman continued to play well and was top scorer for the Pan- thers with 12 points. DeAnn Fore- man followed with eight and Mindy Bell added six. The midget girls participate in a final Huron -Perth tournament at Stratford Northwestern today (Wednesday). The junior girls also took a 32-24 win over Central to advance to the quarter -final Huron -Perth game against Stratford Northwestern on Tuesday. The • senior girls lost 47-34 against their opponents. The girls managed to hold a 10-6 lead after one quarter time but Central came back and led 37-22 going into the final quarter. The Panthers made a slight comeback but fell short. Julia Meurer led scoring for SH with seven points, Christine Rose had seven and Spring Cushman added six. But on Friday, the Senior girls outplayed Listowel 42-28 in quarter final play on their home court. The Panthers dominated play and advanced to the semi-final game against Stratford Central which was played yesterday (Tuesday) in Stratford. Cushman played extremely well and was top scorer with 14 points. Rose and Michelle Ellison followed with eight and six points respec- tively. Broncos- play at Gardens LONDON - The Exeter Atom Broncos played three times last week, but tied their only league game 2-2 Sunday. In exhibition action, they also lost to Clinton at the South Huron Rec Centre 4-2 and lost 2-1 to a mi- nor London team at the London Gardens Saturday afternoon. In that game, Exeter's Chad Gil- fillan, gave the locals an early -lead on a goal four minutes into the game after being set up by Adam Hern. But London scored- with three minutes left in the first when the puck deflected into the net off an Exeter defenceman. London took the lead for good _17 seconds into the second frame, when Exeter was Serving a penalty for having too many men on the ice. The London squad was all sec- ond -year Atom players -and Exeter did well but were outshot 13-12 in the game. Against Clinton, Exeter started quickly also. Gilfillan opened the scoring 13 seconds into the game after being set up by Jeff Sararas and Ryan Beckett made it 2-0 with a goal in the dying moments of the first. But Exeter ran into trouble in the second and third frames. Clinton got on the board at 7::40 of the sec- ond and it stayed that way until ear- ly in the third when Clinton scored three times to take the win. Clinton made good on four of Flyers lose twice ILDERTON - The Exeter Novice Flyers hockey team played a pair of games on the weekend but lost both times, 8-1 Saturday in Ilderton and 4-1 Sunday in Mt. Brydges against Munccy. In Sunday's game, Exeter got on. the board early in the first when Pe- ter Fragiskatos scored 10 seconds into the contest from Tim Maver. But Muncey's Leonard Riley proved too much for Exeter as he scored three times later. in the first to stake the winners to a 3-1 first period lead. The only goal in the game was scored by Muncey's Leon Sickels in the second period. On Saturday, Ilderton scored the only two goals of the opening peri- od, by Mike Hotson and Josh Lambier. But Exeter cut the lead in half when Jason Miles scored early in the second with the assist going .to Robert DcVries. But Ilderton scored three times later in the sec- ond and netted three more in the third. Ashley Winder wound up with a hat trick, while other single goals went to David Crossan, Jason Grigg and Jason Teahan. Exeter's record drops to 1-5-1 with the pair of defeats. Novices tie Parkhill EXETER - The Exeter Novice 2 Hockey team played Parkhill to a 5-5 draw at the South Huron Rec Centre Sunday afternoon. Each team scored once in the first. Exeter's Matthew Szabo tumed the right light on first, 'from Ryan Ralph and Michael Wilhelm, but Parkhill countered later that period when Jonathan DeJong scored unassisted. Parkhill found the net three times in the second to twice for Exeter. DeJong and Jerrod Bender scored early in the period for the visitors but Tony Eagleson got one back for Exeter from Szabo but Parkhill scored again with DeJong getting his hat trick. Wilhelm scored with one second left in the second before the period was over. Wilhelm scored early in the third period to tie the game at 4-4 before Parkhill took a brief lead on Chris- tine Ritchie's goal. The close game ended with Wil- helm getting the tying goal for Ex- .eter and his hat trick, unassisted, to give Exeter the one point. Leading scorers - The top scorers for the Exeter Centennial senior soccer team were rewarded Saturday night at their awards banquet. Dick Lord and Joe Kaak are shown above with their trophies. Morris VanDeWalle, also a recipient was absent for the photo. MustaMig 5 improve record EXETL« '- Excl. Mustangs won their sec:c.id , uaight m .. on. Saturday, bringing their re nl i i 3-2. It was a close game to the finish, with the home team trailing going into the last two minutes of play, but goals from Glenn Hines and Willy Partridge gave the Mustangs a 3-2 victory over Belmont. Craig Schwartzentruber notched his fourth goal of the year in the first period to give Exeter a 1-0 lead, assisted by Partridge. Belmont scored both of their goals in the second, period, even though they were outplayed, and took a 2-1 lead into the third. Exeter forced the play all period; and their hard work paid off, as they tied it and won it late in the third, The Exeter defense played a strong game, shutting down Bel- mont, and clearing the puck from the one. Ben Guenther picked up the other Exeter assist. Exeter got a strong game from Hines, helping the Mustangs to even their record at 2-2, with a 6-2 drubbing of Strathroy, on Saturday, November 4. Hines scored three times and set up another. Single goals were also , scored by Matt Sims, Partridge and Jason Keller. . Ben Kline assisted on three goals, with Keller, Partridge and Ben Guenther picked up single assists. The defense played a tight game al- lowing fewer than 10 shots on the Exeter goal. their 29 chances, while Exeter could only manage 13 shots on goal and fell, to defeat. In the tie against St. Marys, the game remained scoreless until 3:22 of the second when they visitors got on the board . Exeter countered at 8:03 of the third when Rob Lynn scored from Sararas. After St. Marys got the go- ahead goal with less than three min- utes left to play, Exeter pulled even for good with 15 seconds left when Sararas scored from Lynn, while Exeter's goalie was on the bench pulled in favor of an extra attacker. Exeter Mixed Shuffleboard November 8 3 games Lloyd Lovell 301 Verda Gartley - 286 A. Hummel 277 Howard Johns 272 4 games Pearl McKnight 303 John Pepper 286 M. Eizenga ! 237 November 9 4 games John Pepper 371 Marjorie Hodgen 362 Ray Cottle 353 Lloyd Lovell 328 S games Joe Gosar - • 469 Charles Tindall 454 Ross Richardson 411 Howard Johns 399 There will be a Christmas Pot Luck Dinner Wednesday, De- cember 13 at 12:00 noon. Back over - Jason Heywood, (14), of the South Huron Junior Boy's Volleyball team, tries to send the ball back Over the net to a Stratford St. Michael's player during their Huron -Perth championship match Thursday at Stratford Northwestern School. Getting a close-up of the play is Chris. Gardner, (12). The Panthers finished third in H -P, and qualify for WOSSA Saturday at South Huron. Legion Bantams tie St. Marys The Exeter Legion Bantams had yet another good week of hockey. They played St. Marys on Wednes- day and a "AA" All London team at the London Gardens on Sunday af- ternoon. The Bantams recorded a tie on Wednesday and a victory in London. Exeter 4 - St. Marys 4 • The club had a great game against one of last years best ban- tam hockey clubs in Ontario. t ne Tweens defeat Forest FOREST - The Exeter Tween Ringette team won their second game of the year defeating Forest 9-6 in Forest Saturday afternoon. Exeter led 5-2 at the intermission and poured in four more goals in the second half of play. The winners got three -goal per- formances from both Jennifer Mac - Niel and Cara Gardner, while Son- ya Lawrence notches a pair and the single goal went to Amy Edwards. Jana Webster had two assists, leading the way in that department, while one assist each went to Kim Farquhar, Suzanne Steciuk Gard- ner, Danielle Miners and Leanne FosteE. Forest got five goals from Bonny Gordon in a losing cause, while the single goal was scored by Allison Hurlock. Next game for Exeter will be Fri- day when they play in Clinton at 6:50 p.m.. Juniors lose 11-1 HENSALL - In Hensall, on Sun- day, October 29, Exeter Junior Rin- gette put up a poor showing in los- ing to Seaforth, 11-1. Cheyenne Westlake, assisted by Janice Sanders, scored Exeter's only goal. Katie Armstrong saved a lot more goals, in net. On Saturday the Juniors went to Forest and put forth a much better effort but tied 4-4. Katie Armstrong, in net again, did a super job with many great saves. Sonya Laurence, unassisted, start- ed the scoring for Exeter 4:45 into the game. Laurence, assisted by Chris Chappel, scored 15 seconds after Bullets tie Forest 2-2 FOREST - The Exeter Pee Wee Bullets came away with a 2-2 tie in their only Lambton-Middlesex Hockey League game of the week, Saturday when they travelled to Forest. Mark Foster opened the scoring for Exeter from Brent Urlin early in the first period, the only goal of that period. - Geoff Hann made it 2-0 with a goal from Scott Inson in the second period. But the home team rallied to tally twice in the third period to come up with the tie. It was a well played • game on both sides with either team getting a chance to win. Exetzer's record now stands at 3-1- 1. Exeter's next game is Saturday Strathroy. Forest scored. Later, Forest scored at 14:00 to end the first period in a 2-2 tie. Laurence, getting a hat trick,) scored 30 seconds intothe second period, assisted by Chris Morgan. Michelle Bowerman, assisted by Laura Cook, scored to put Exeter ahead 4-2. Forest came back to tic it up 4-4. • ` 'Next game for Exeter is in Hen- sall, on Sunday, November 19 at 3:30 p.m. against Mitchell. Come out and support ringette. locals tied their opposition witn some excellent goal tending by Darren Mason. Exeter was up three goals half way through the game, however St. Marys edged their way back into the contest and tied it with just min- utes remaining. Then, to make mat- ters worse, St. Marys got another goal with 16. seconds left, buy Exet- er was not about to give up .and with one second left, the locals tied Steve Farquhar, Fred Godbolt, Fred Steciuk, and Mark Lynn. Exeter 4 - London 3 On Sunday Exeter played an All London "AA" hockey team that had an 11-0 record. They outplayed their opposition and handed them their first loss of the season. Richard Phillips, the Exeter goal- ie, played very well as did all the team.. All players are to be congrat- the game. • ulated on yet another victory. Goals were scored by Ryan Stu- Exctcr goals were scored by art, with Rob Kramer and Pete Gib- . Ryan Stuart, Fred Steciuk and Ryan son each had one. Lindenficld used his blistering shot Assists went to Rob Kramer, to pick up two goals. Crunchers down Lucan LUCAN - The Exeter Atom 3-1 game, with help from Inch. Crunchers got a hat trick from Hann then completed his hat trick Bryce Hann and defeated Lucan 5- at the two -minute mark of the sec- t in a Lambton-Middlesex Hockey ond, with Jeff Mason and John League game played Saturday in Miners getting the assist. Lucan. France got his second goal of the Chad Morrison got Lucan on the game late in the game, with the board early in the first with a goal lone assist going to Ryan Fulton. in the fifth minute bf play. Exeter played the game with only Exeter finally got on the board in nine skaters to Lucan's 16 but Ent - the second when Hann got his first er goalie Michael Schwindt played of the game, from Jeff Inch and well stopping Lucan on several oc- Luke Sims, and he got his second, casions.. four minutes later`on a breakaway. The Crunchers travel to Mt. Mike France hit the scoresheet Brydges to play Munccy in their for Exeter in the third making it a next game. Pee Wees win squeaker EXETER - The Exeter Legion Pec Wees squeaked out a 3-2 win over Dorchester at the South Huron Rec Centre last Wednesday night in Shamrock Hockey League play. The .game was scoreless until Scan McCann's goal from Gavin Snell and Ian Jean at 10:16 of the second, gave Exeter a 1-0 lead. After Dorchester came back to tie, Exctcr took the lead again with - 2:56 left in the second when Trevor Taylor scored from goaltender Dar- ren Kints and Mike Burton. Dorchester tied the game at 2-2 early in the third but Exctcr took the lead for good with 4:22 left when McCann notched his second goal, an unassisted effort. 4.. , . te r =,t- '. :J". •.., v Leap frog - Rob Wonnacott, of the South Huron.District high School Senior Boys Football team leaps in over Wayne Niven, (34), of the Goderich Vikings while making a run in the Huron -Perth championship game, which the Panthers won for the fourth year in a row, Saturday.