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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1991-04-10, Page 15SPQRTS Times -Advocate, April 10, 1991 Paps 15 Hen school soorta Regier, Verbeek capture doubles' titles By April Lewis LONDON - Debbie Regier and Ian Verbeek combined to win the mixed doubles competition at the Clark Road Senior Badminton Tournament on Saturday. Regier and Verbeek helped South Huron Panthers to the overall team title. The senior team travelled to Woodstock on Thursday where Regier and Verbeek won the mixed title by beating a duo from Norwich. They helped the seniors to an overall first place tie with Sarnia St. Pats. In singles' action. Chris Gardner placed second, winning three fames before losing a close 17-14 in the final. Becky Morgan, ranked sixth, overpowered two of her opponents but was eliminated in the third game. Keary Manders and Carrie Oke tel up in doubles' competition and came home with a fourth place finish after winning three games. The boys team of Brett Rideout and Pete McAllister were unranked as they were put out by a team from East Elgin. Juniors:The junior team came home with several victories last week as they attended tournaments on Tuesday in Woodstock and the following day in London. In Woodstock, Lisa Forrest won the consolation final in singles' ac- tion while Ryan Stuart ended his day with a victory in the consola- tion semi-final. Fred Godbolt and Lynn Work- man along with the duo of Chrissy Morgan and Candace Miller won three of their matches in doubles' play. There was some misfortune on the day however when the team of Sivichay Sengkhourunany and Keith Crawford had to withdraw. Crawford suffered an eye injury when he was hit with a smashed bird. On Wednesday, the team trav- elled to London and took put in the Western Ontario Badminton Asso- ciation's Team Champ. The team did well making it to con- solation semi-final. • Coach Sue Stewart was Dave again impressed with the juniors ef- forts and their compatabi ity. "They had d wonderful showing," said Stewart. "They're 'really learning how to play together as a team." Through ball - Dan Vanderlaan prepares to cross the ball to a wing- er during Thursday's senior boys soccer match at South Huron against Seaforth. South Huron won the game 2-0. Seniors win twice EXETER - The South Huron senior boys' soccer team opened their season victoriously last week with a home and home exhibition series against Seaforth. Wednesday in Seaforth, Ryan Hern and Jamie Wulterkins scored in a 2-1 victory. The following day in Exeter, the Panthers won 2- 0 as Mark D'Anna scored both goals. The boys open their regular sea- son soccer schedule at home on April 17 when they host St. Mary s. The girls begin their season on April 18 when they travel to Mitch- ell and are at home April 23 against St. Michael. Hawks pushed to limit by Pta Stanley Lakers By Ray Lewis EXETER - After squandering a 3-0 series lead in their Western Ontario Junior 'D' west division semi-final series, the Exeter Hawks defeated PL Stanley Lak- ers 4-3 at home last Tuesday to take the series four -games -to - three. The win put Exeter into the west division final against the Lucan Irish. "I thought we played good down in Pt. Stanley," said Exeter coach John Kernick. "We defi- nitely had more chances but we just couldn't finish off." In a thrilling finale Derek Shackleton paced the attack with three goals, two of them unassist- ed, and also added an assist after being quiet for most of the series. The final buzzer seemed to bring a collective sigh of relief as the Lakers dominated the Hawks in the game's late stages looking for the tying goal. I think it was the crowd that really put us over," said Hawks coach George Pratt. "We can only hope to see the same support in the next series." Exeter opened the scoring just 1:57 into the game when Shatkle- ton scored unassisted. The Exet- er forward stole the puck and beat two defenders before snap- ping a shot past Lakers' goalie Ed Moore. Shackleton then added his sec- ond of the period at 9:49 when Jim Dickins made a nice move to pull Moore out of position and then slid the puck to Shackleton. Shorthanded The game then turned ugly with the Hawks placing themselves shorthanded for much of the re- mainder of the period. Referee Ivan Bryce handed out 23 min- utes in penalties during the period with 17 minutes going against Ex- eter. The barrage started with coinci- dental minors but then Shackleton took a five minute major for checking -from -behind and John Bell received four minutes for butt -ending which left the locals two men short. Pt. Stanley got one back before the end of the period when -divi- sion MVP Mark Redden scored unassisted, and the Lakers tied things up midway through the second while J.P. Cousineau was off for slashing. Redden notched his second of the game when he beat Hawks' goaltender ClintMcCann between the pads after taking a feed from Trevor Parish and Chris Wismer. The Hawks got the go-ahead goal at 14:22 of the second when Corey Colhoun scored from Dick- ins and Shackleton, and re- opened a two goal margin just nine seconds later when Shackle- ton finished off the hatrick. Dick- ins tied up a Pt. Stanley defence - men allowing Shackleton to walk in uncontested. Exeter seemed content to sit on the lead as the Lakers then began to- forte. the Hawks -and were re- warded when Dan Maguire scored at 8:34 of the third period, after he and Dave Vanderwerf were al- lowed to sneak in behind the Exet- er defence. The Lakers pressed for the re - Continued on page 16. Silver medalists - A local ladies volleyball team called "the Last Spikes" were silver medalists at their medal round tournament held at Saunders High School In London on Sunday. Shown here af- ter fter their matches are, back, left, Lynn Hanson, Deb Lord, Leah Kain-Donnelly and Ruth Bondy. Front, left, Kathy Monk, Anne Johns, Theresa Schiewiller and Salty Boley. Silver medalists in women's volleyball KIPPEN - Bump, set, spike! That was what a few local women were doing once a month for the past six months. The local females entered a volleyball team into the 1990/'91 OVA Region 3 L' Women's league. The league tournaments' schedule meant five matches of two games each at Saunders High School in London one Sunday per month. After finishing in second place at the end of the year the "Last Spike" team went into the medal round on Sunday and came away with silver medals. At the start of the medal round, the squad played y third place team Dorchester for a best out of five se- ries and went the limit but came away with a decisive fifth game. They then entered the final medal round against the league champions Waterloo who the local squad were able to split games with all year. Again the women went the distance with five games but lost the final game by a score of 15-11. Player/coach Leah-Kain Donnelly had a few things to say about her team, "being the first year in the league, we did better than we had fust thought.Our team had a lot of fun playing together and we are looking forward to a better showing next year". Exeter Mixed Shuffleboard Wednesday, April 4 5 game winners John Pepper 482 Pearl McKnight 415 Hugh McKay 363 Allen Johns 346 4 game winners Ruby Beaver 424 Wilma Davis 386 Bruce Watson 367 Laverne Stone 349 Ross Richardson 325 Thursday, April 5 5 game winners Wilma Davis 510 Hugh McKay 491 Ross Richardson 464 011ie Essery 461 Evelyn McBeath 384 4 game winners Howard Johns 467 Allen Johns 403 Olive Tindall 343 John Pepper A 299 Exeter Minor Hockey Association ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUET Sunday, April 21, 1991 at South Huron Rec Centre 2:00 to 4:30 Donuts, Pop and Coffee provided ANNUAL MEETING Wed., April 24, 1991 at LIONS YOUTH CENTRE 8:00 p.m. Sharp Any comments, criticisms and commitments to EMHA welcome See you ?herel Town and Country Bowling ZURICH - The scores for the Town and Country Bowling Lanes. MONDAY NITE LADIES Red Devils - Sandra Dickers 731, Al- ley Cats - Marlene Bedard 557, Town d Country - Hilda Vanderhoeck 578, Hap- py Gan; - Pal Palen 596, Roadrunners I! - Anita Faber 613,1 Packers - Peggy Willert 508, Mona Kraft 508, SillyStz - Helen Timmy 594, Pinpoppers - Bonnie Schenk 475, Odds 'n' Ends - Trudy Rooseboom 585, Strikes & Mrs. - Gail Reid 557, Jolly Six - Edna Mielke 513, High Single - Sandra Dickers 343, High Triple - Sandra Dickert 790, High Aver- age - Sandra Dickers 212.7. TUESDAY MENS Sins & Shirts - Tim Wilcox 550, Family Affair - Jason Schilbe 629, New- comers - Jim Smith 701, Dashounds too - Carl Wwm 635, Klondyke - Tom Smits 728-320, Highrollers - Pete Smeekens 701, Wrecking Crew - Gary Huston 726- 320, 011ie Edwards 761-366, Rockets - Jim Masse 617. TUESDAY C.A.P. Joe Fahie 105, Dan Greb 112, Doug Needs 116, Penny Caza 70, Robert Fox 69, Debbie Brownlee 87, Art Gibson 71, Betty Sanders 106, Coach: Joan Smith 108. WEDNESDAY DAY LADIES LEAGUE Rosaleen Berendr 492, Ann Cann 460, Marion Deline 544, Dorothy Kipfer 489, Theresa McCann 601, Mickey Bridges 479, Beryl Elgie 451, HS. - Theresa McCann 260. _.-_..__-WEDNESDAYNITE _-__ ... LADIES Pin Ups • Pat Redman 556, Wishful Thinkers - Laurie Stanlake 596, Alley Kass - Mary Mommersteeg 529, Ninja Turtles - Joyce Hillman 675, Holly Hob- bies - Marge Roberts 557, Blue Liles - Betty Datars 690. THURSDAY GRAND COVE Kay Maher 559, Sally Foster 515, Edith McGaU 499, Bob McCall 491, Ole Olekron 472, Bill Green 467, Bob Canon 463, Pat Patchett 459. THURSDAY GOLDEN AGE Austin Hartman 339, Ed Strachan 288, Maude Weston 269, Bill Burr 416, Laird Jacobs 276, Jack Lillie 397, Lyda Gandies 298, H.S. • Bill Burr 244, N Jack Lil- lie 209. THURSDAY NITE MIXED LEAGUE Gutterburters • David Groot 513, A Team - Louise Jones 688, Try Hardt - Tom Smits 710, Strike Force • Jun Smith 564, G.MD. s - Howie Green 556, Odd Couples - 011ie Edwards 690. FRIDAY NITE MIXED LEAGUE Hot Shots - Pete McFalIs 716-278, Humdingers • Laverne McCarter 608-237, Hush Puppies - Tony Bedard 650-242, Family Ties - Dan Durand 508-188, Ram- blers - Dan Traquair 644-246, Dirty Dos - en ; Ron Moore 502-193. SATURDAY YBC Bantam Pia - 3ames - Mandy Smith 413, Heat Palen 397, Becky Kirk 391, Shannon Wilcox 376, Ryan Morrison 370, Jonathan Hardy 362, Jason Hardy 336, Brent Morrison 328, Melissa O'Brien 303, Matthew Littlechild 295, Michael O'Brien 291. Peewees and Smurfs - 2 games - Ashlee Littlechild 181, Jarrett Palen 169, Derek Ducharme 168, Jennifer Hardy 155, Stacey Butson 134, Kevin Pole 131. SUNDAY YBC Jamie Baker 208, Scots Reid 176, Jenni- fer Burt 215/250/310-775+, Kevin Beier - ling 1% 182,Patti Ann Dich.rt 203-208-.- 216-627+, Chris Weide 196-171, Jeff Reid 205-176, Dave Kirk 221-195, Julie Crown 189, Gary Hutton 183, Kristie Pal- en 199, Clvistine Bengough 187-200, Carolyn Upshall 170, Lori Gould 188, Doug Willert 231. 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