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Times Advocate, 1989-11-22, Page 21Eying the ball - Chris Gardner, left and Jason Heywood, of the South Huron District High School Junior Boys Volleyball team keep their eyes peeled to the ball after they send it back over the net during a pre- liminary WOSSA championship match at South Huron Friday afternoon. Petites beat Stratford STRATFORD - The Exeter and District Petites got back into winning form in Stratford Satur- day while displaying their new sweaters which are sponsored by Becker Farm Equipment. The locals came out deter- mined to win, after dropping their last game 14-3. Both teams had many scoring opportunities within the first 10 minutes of end-to-end play, but Cheryl Wein started the scoring for Exeter with Theresa Wil- helm assisting. Stratford responded with two quick ones from Ashleigh Mar- tin, and Wilhelm combined again with 24 seconds remaining in the first, to tie the score. The second period started with close action, but Exeter pulled ahead late in the period with Amy Edwards slamming in two. Shawna Rowe chalked up an assist. Emily Hartman scored to bring Stratford within one. Tere- sa Stire answered quickly for Exeter on a lone shot to finish the game:5-3 for Exeter. Tracy Taylor played well in net for Ex- eter. Come out to see the Petites new look Saturday in Hensall at 3:30 p.m. when the Petites host Goderich. Male. Panthers start season By Michelle Ellison WOODSTOCK - The Senior Boys' basketball at South Huron District High School opened their season on the weekend with two ex- hibition games ip Woodstock. The Panthers split 'games, defeating Woodstock Huron -Park 63-43 and dropping their second game 64-42 to Woodstock Collegiate Institute. Against Huron -Park, the boys easily dominated play. They led 40-24 at half-time and continued to outplay their opponents, winning 63-43. Rob Pearen scored 21 points to lead the Panthers. Rob Wonnacott followed with 18 and Tim McAllis- ter added 12. In their second game of the day, the Panthers managed . to hold Woodstock Collegiate to a 31-24 count at half-time. But their oppo- nents pulled ahead and took the 64- 42 win. Pee Wees win squeaker 3-2 EXETER - Last Wednesday night, the Exeter Legion Pee Wees scored three times in the last period and sneaked away with a 3-2 win over Lucan at the South J•turon Rec Centre. Lucan got on the board first" when Darryl Boshart scored from Steve Dame at 3:25 of the opening period. .• It stayed like that until Andrew Hem scored for Exeter, from Chris McDonald and Ben Armstrong, a power -play goal at 1:53 of the final frame. Exeter took the lead for good just over a minute later on Ian Jean's goal from Sean McCann and Gavin Snell. Exeter'gaineda two -goal cushion just a minute after that when Ted Hoffman 'scored. from Marty De- bruyn. • Lucan got back back to within a goal at 3-2 on Shawn Fairweather's unassisted goal at 6:37 of the third but th y could not get the tying goal. Next game for Exeter is tonight, Wednesday, when Parkhill will be at the SHRC at 6:30 p.m. McAllister led scoring with nine points, Wonnacott had eight, Pcaren had seven and Mike Zimmer con- tributed six. • On the weekend the Panthers will be hosting their annual invitational tournament. Several teams from the area will be taking part. First game of the tournament is at 3:30 p.m. on Friday. First game for the Pan- thers will be at 8 p.m. Friday night against Laurier. Consolation Championship will be played Saturday at 3 p.m. while the main Championship game is scheduled for 4:30 p.m. Saturday. Lady Panthers lose in semis By Michelle Ellison - STRATFORD - Last week, South Huron District High School's Junior and Senior Girls basketball teams ended their seasons in semi-final playoff action. The Junior Panthers were defeated ' 59-20 by Stratford Northwestern and the senior girls lost a disap- pointing 32-27 game to the Strat- ford Central Rams. After losing to Central 54-31 in league during the season, South Huron's senior girls team played one of the best games of their sea- son against the Rams last Wednes- day. The score remained within a three-point margin throughout the It's not work to walk. So why not walk to work entire game until the last 30. sec- onds when Central scored again and took the win. Michelle Ellison led scoring for South Huron with 11 points fol- lowed by Christine Rose with six and Michelle Caers added five. The Junior girls were defeated by Stratford Northwestern Huskies 71- 16 in league play and in the semi- final game, last Tuesday, the girls managed to hold the Huskies to a 59-20 win. Stacey Rader was South Huron's topscorer with eight points and Becky Morgan had six. Times -Advocate, November 22, 1989 Page 21 Parkhill wins Novice Tournament EXETER - The Parkhill Novice Hockey team won three straight games to take the Exeter Novice CC" Tournament, which was sponsored by Frayne Chev-Olds in Exeter, at the South Huron Rec Centre Saturday. The eventual tournament winners beat Clinton, the tournament conso- lation champs, 3-1 in their opening game, beat the host Exeter team 7-2 in their second tilt and defeated Port Stanley 3-2 in the champion- ship game. In the first game of the tourna- ment, the host Exeter Waxers team beat the defending champs from Lucan 2-1 in overtime. Scoring for the winners were; Sean Guenther from Brian Parsons and David Marshall got the unas- sisted winner in overtime. Scou Thompson answered for Lucan with an unassisted goal. In the second game, Parkhill took care of Clinton 3-1, with Ryan Holden getting a pair for the win- ners and one coming from Jeremy Jennison, while Mike Eagleson, Mat Kustermans and Dean Van Hooyponic drew assists. Jon Miller had the lone Clinton goal. Lambeth beat Strathroy 6-2 in the third game while Ridegtown lost to Port Stanley 4-3 in the final game of the regulation play. In the first game on the consola- tion side, Clinton powered its way past Lucan 4-1. Miller had a pair for Clinton, while single goals were scored by Berton Dykstra and Jeff Heipel. Ben Dobble had the lone Lucan tally, from Joe Morley. In the other game on the consola- tion side, Ridgetown doubled Strathroy 6-3, which moved Clin- ton into the runners-up champion- ship contest against Ridgetown. Clinton edged Ridgetown 2-1 to take the consolation title, geeing goals from Dykstra and Pat Colli- gan. Exeter took on Parkhill in the first game on the winner's side but lost 7-1. Exeter opened the scoring with Parsons' goal from Scott Gilfillan, but Parkhill scored seven unan- swered goals to take the game. Scoring for the winners were; Tony Willemsie from Ryan Holden, Ja- son Sadler from Eagleson, Holden from Jennison and Willemsie, Kus- termans from Willemsie, Jarrod Hatfield from Eagleson and Shawn Battram, Willemsie from Holden and Holden from Willemsie. In the other game on the winner's side, Port Stanley advanced -to the championship game by defeating Lambeth 4-3. In the title game, which Parkhill won 3-2, the winners were led by Holden who recorded the hat trick, while Willemsie, Kustermans, and Eagleson had one assist each. Bryce Kadlecik also played well in goal all tournament for the win- ners. Tweens at Tillsonburg tournament TILLSONBURG - The Exeter j; apiece. assist to lead Exeter. Foster had one Tween Ringeue team won their In the first game of the touma- goal and a pair of assists, Miner only league game of the week 10-1 ment Exeter was 9-2 winners over had two goals and one assist, Mac - in Clinton Friday night? but also Dorchester, who dressed four more Neil had a pair of goals, while Far - played three times in the Tillson- skaters in the game than Exeter. quhar and Lawrence had one assist burg Tournament, winning their Gardner was the big shooter for each. first game, but losing the next two. Exeter in this game with four goals, The locals lost 8-5 to Haggeis- Against Clinton, Exeter got a bal- Miners had a pair and MacNeil, ville in their final tilt of the Iourna- anced scoring attack, tallying five Foster and Farquhar each, scored meni times in each half of play. once. Gardner and MacNeil each found Jennifer MacNeil did the most Miners had five assists in this the net twice for Exeter and the oth- damage for Exeter with four goals, game, while, Gardner contributed a er goal was scored by Miners. while kim Farquhar picked up a pair and one each went to Steciuk, Farquhar led with two assists, hat trick and single goals went to MacNeil, and Sonya Lawrence. while one each went to Amy Ed - Cara Gardner, Suzanne Steciuk and Exeter ran into a full team from wards, Gardner and MacNeil. Leeanne Foster. Paris in their second game and lost Next game for the Tweens is Sat - Farquhar chipped in with three 11-8. Exeter put up a good fight,urday at 4:30 p.m. when they 'take assists, while Judi Wilson, Heather considering they only had 10 skat- on Goderich at the Hensall Arena. Davies, MacNeil, Steciuk and Da- ers to Paris' 16. nielle Miners ' had one set-up Gardner had the hat trick and one Irish still unbeaten in 11 EXETER - The league -leading Lucan Irish scored four times in the first eight minutes of play and beat the Exeter Hawks 7-3 Friday night at the South Huron Rec Centre. The win extended Lucan's un- beaten streak to 11 games to' start the season, while it was the first loss in six games for the Hawks. Last Wednesday night, the Irish played the second -place Mitchell Hawks to a 7-7 draw at the Lucan Arena to stay unbeaten. Friday night, Rick Weishar got, Tile Counu:y Spire Gift Studio and Tea Room Open 7 Dale A Week (April Through Dec.) 229.6341 Sero -100 b 5:00 Tea Room 11:00to 400 For a unique shopping experience Visit us TODAY. We have *Cedar Roping • only '12.98 (While Supplies Last) *Silvestri MIN Lights (50 Bulbs) - for only '1 2.98 *Order your Christmas Baskets, choose from soaps, pot pourri, chocolate, :s much •r=. On Hwy. 83, One Mile West of Hwy. X23 the Irish off to a flying start when he slipped one past Exeter goalie Todd Campbell just 46 seconds into the game. Tim Hayter and Ed Van Kerkle picked up the assists. But Lucan followed that up with a goal by Darren Neil from Andy Ross and Jamie Pearce at 1:03, and Greg Deprest made the Hawks fans very unhappy with a pair of goals, one at 3:27 and another at . 7:26. The first goal was set up by Ross and Pearce, while the second was unassisted. Waxers tie St. Marys EXETER - The Exeter Novice Waxers Shamrock Hockey League team played in their annual tournament on the weekend, which was sponsored by Frayne Chev-Olds, winning their first game but lost to the eventual tournament champs from Parkhill in their next game. Last Sunday, November 12, Exeter played St. Marys to a 2-2 draw in St. Marys. ' In that game, Exeter trailed 2-0 after one period but rallied for a single goal in the second and one in the third to gain the tie. Dave Rikhtegarzadeh and Terry Miles scored for St. Marys in the first. Dave Marshall answered for Exeter in the second from Greg Geof- frey and Marshall clicked again in the second from Scott Gilfillan and Geoffrey. - Exeter goalie Cain Dougall played well between the pipes fpr the locals. Exeter won their first game of the.tournament 2-1 in overtime over. Lucan. - • - Scott Thompson scored an unassisted goal for Lucan in the first period. Sean Guenther's goal from Brian Parsons tied the game in regula- tion before Marshall connected for the unassisted overtime winner. This was one of Exeter's most exciting games so far this season and no penalties were called in the game. The tournament champs proved too much for their hosts in the second game, losing 7-1. Parsons gave Exeter an early 1-0 lead but Parkhill scored twice lat- er in the first, twice more in the second and added three. in the third. Pee Wees destroy Strathroy 9-2 EXETER - The Exeter Pee Wee hockey team of the Lambton- Middlesex league destroyed Strath- roy 9-2 in league play Saturday af- ternoon. Each team scored once in the first period, with Exeter's goal coming off the stick of Bryce Hann from Geoff Hann and Adam Wallis. Exeter connected twice more in the second frame. Scott Inson tal- lied from Wallis and Geoff Hann clicked for an unassisted tally late in the'second Strathroy scored its last goal in the middle frame. . The winners broke open the 3-2 game with six unanswered goals in Lucan made it 5-0 when Hayter scored from Neil and Deprest at 6:04 of the second. Exeter finally got on the board at 9:35 of the middle period when Jean-Paul Cousincau scored from Mark Reid and Larry Lewis. Deprest completed his hat trick at 1:14 of the third when he scored from Ross and Neil. Exeter countered and cut the lead in half with the next two goals, by Doug Clark and Jesse Henderson, but any comeback attempt was sup- pressed when Neil got his second of the game, from Ross and De-- prest, with two minutes left to play. Lucan 7 Mitchell 7 . Mitchell rallied for three . third - period goals in this game to gain the tie, after traling 6-4 at the sec- ond intermission. Brian Schuyler had a pair for the Irish, while singles went to Weish- ar, Deprest, Jeff Hirtzell, Brian Reath and John McEachern. Weishar set up three of the seven Lucan goals, while one assist each went to McEachem, Ross, Tim Hayter, Glen Marshall, Todd Hayter, Scott Mackey, Kevin Leitch and Reath. Each coach used both goaltenders in the game. Lucan trailed 4-3 after one peri- od, but rallied to take a 6-4 lead af- ter the second intermission. The Irish record now stands at 9- 0-2, good for a three-point lead over the second -place Mitchell Hawks. Next action for the Irish is to- night, Wednesday, when Exeter makes its 'first visit to the Lucan Arena at 8:15 p.m. . Friday night the Irish travel to the Mitchell Arcna for .an 8:30 p.m. contest against the other Hawks. the third. Brent_ Urlin scored from Mark Foster and Adam Wallis, Kevin Ross 'scored unassisted, Trevor Truemner scored from Geoff Hann, Foster scored from Chris McDo- nald, McDonald scored unassisted and Foster netted one from Truemner. Foster completed the game with two goals and one assist, while Wallis had three assists. Winning goalie Jason Clay im- proved his goals -against average to 2.33 after six games. Exeter record now stands at 4-1- 1. 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