HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1991-06-12, Page 15Times -Advocate, June 12, 1991
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Despite flnanclal woes,
athletics cont/nue
EXETER - Money may still be
an obstacle for athletics at South
Huron District High School, but
that hasn't discouraged students
from participating in 12 different
sports.
"It is difficult to find money for
the athletic program,". said princi-
pal Joe Wooden at Wednesday
night's annual athletic awards ban-
quet.
"It's difficult to put more money
into athletics and less into academ-
ics," he added.
When the teams begin practice
next fall, athletic Ron Bogart said
there will once again be no money
for athletics so student -athletes
will have to do fund-raising.
But Bogart said South Huron
sell has a very good athletic pro-
gram.
"It's been a very successful year
at our school. You'd have to go a
long way to find a better athletic
program," said Bogart.
This year there were four Huron -
Perth champions as the senior boys
cross-country, girls field hockey,
junior badminton and junior boys
soccer teams came home with the
top spots in the conference.
The field hockey team also went.
to the provincial final tournament
after winning WOSSA. Individual-
ly, Dave Schwindt won the Huron -
Perth senior boys javelin competi-
tion and his junior counterpart
Randy Johnson was third in the
province.
On the track, Molly McClure
went to the OFSAA regionals and
she was joined by shotputier Jay
Hippem.
Surprisingly there was not a win-
ner of the Panther Award. This
award is for outstanding achieve-
ment and contribution to athletics
at South Huron throughout high
school by a graduating student.
"We did nbt feel there was a wor-
thy winner," said Bogart. -
However he did add, "being in-
volved and participating is still the
most important thing."
Top athletes - Randy Johnson, top junior boy; Molly McClure, top jun-
ior girl and Kim Lingard, top senior girl collected their awards on
Wednesday night at the high school.
Basketball stars - Leigh Rose, seated; along with Pat bucharme
and Scot Russell were top winners of individual awards for their ef-
forts
fforts to the basketball program.
Fremlin hits Greys to win
EXETER - Centrefielder Sandi
Fremlin went 3 -for -3 at the plate
last Tuesday night as the Exeter
Greys defeated Dublin 11-4 in Hu-
ron Perth Women's Fastball
League action.
The win upped the Greys record
to 3-0. Monday they travelled to
Crediton to take on the team _that
eliminated them from the playoffs
last year.
Against Dublin, Fremlin started
her big night with an rbi triple in
the first inning which scored
catcher Kendra Arthur who had
led off the game with a single.
Exeter added two more in the
second as Patti Down doubled,
scored on Brenda Bell's base hit
Centennials
and Bell came home after a pair of
walks. Fremlin had a solo home run
in the third inning and both she and
Lisa Henderson walked in' the fifth
and came home thanks to a base hit
from Down and more walks.
With a slim 6-4 lead at the bot-
tom of the sixth inning, the Greys
exploded for five big runs. Arthur
got her second hit of the game to
start the rally, Henderson walked,
Gayle Beuerman, Fremlin, Cherie
Carter and Down all connected
with singles.
Down started on the mound for
Exeter, striking out six bauers be-
fore being replaced in the fifth in-
ning by Bcuerman who fanned
four.
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McEwan was replaced in net by
Gary Wilson. Nothers added an-
other goal soon after the change,
but McEwan scored on a pretty
headball from Chansamone to keep
the Centennials in it.
With twenty minutes remaining,
the game turned ugly, with tempers
flaring in several instances. After
an altercation with three London
players, McEwan was ejected from
the game with a red card.
One bright spot for Exeter, was
the return of forward Charlie Wise
from the injured list. Wise had
missed the previous three games af-
ter being injured in the season
opener against Taxandria in Arko-
na.
"We've really missed him up
front," said Lord. "It'll be good to
have him back."
The next game for the Centenni-
als will be Sunday, June 16, when
they host Wallaceburg.
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