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By Kerry Manders
LISTOWEL - On Wednesday,
all three girls basketball teams
from South Huron District High
School travelled to Listowel to
compete in their second regular
season game. Two teams managed
to come away with a win.
It looked as though the Panther
midgets were going to have some
trouble early on with Listowel
dominating in the first quarter.
They fought back and were down
by only one basket heading into
the second half.
With a strong team effort in the
final quarter, the Panthers tied it
up. South Huron's Heather Davies
wrapped things up in a very tense
overtime.
Davies netted 17 points as the
midgets won 62-56. Danielle Min-
ers also had a strong game with 15
points while Karey Youmans net-
ted ten. Tara Pepper and Jana Web-
ster scored eight each.
The win upped the midgets Hu-
ron -Perth league record to 2-0.
One point difference: The junior
Panthers were not as lucky as they
had a close intense game against
Listowel.
Host Listowel came away with a
one point, 29-28 victory.
Christie McInnes led the Panthers
with eight points while Candace
Miller and Jamie McGee each add-
ed six. The Panthers are still look-
ing for their first win.
Low scoring contest: The senior
game did not turn out to be as nail-
biting as the other two contests.
With a very strong and solid team
effort, the Panthers led 14-4 at the
half and continued to dominate.
The final score was 26-16 with
team co -captain Sheryl Oke hitting
for 14 points. Stacey Rader added
two points. South Huron has a 1-1
record.
Tournament action: On Friday,
the seniors travelled to Clinton for
a round-robin tournament and came
home very successful.
In their first game, the Panthers
took an early 12-2 lead in the first
quarter and staying in front, coming
away with a 30-22 win. Sheryl Oke
netted eight points and Rader had
six.
In the second game, South Huron
went up against the tough Clinton
Redmen. South Huron was in the
lead for most of the game and
closed it with a 36-22 win. It was
the third straight win over the Red -
men. Carrie Oke led the way with
16 points, her best to date.
Despite a nagging injury, Sheryl
Oke had six points, Rader and Lisa
Triebner each added four. The sen-
iors are now 6-5,
Golf
Jim Ahrens shot an 83 to lead the
South Huron boys golf team to a
15th place finish at the Western
Ontario Athletic Association golf
tournament on Friday.
A total of 32 schools took part
which saw Jason Schilbc and Dar-
ren Mason represent the Panthers.
Senior A
Exhibition Hockey
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Exeter
Mohawks
vs
Dorchester
Dolphins
Sun., Oct. 6
South Huron Rec
Centre, 7:30 p.m.
Junior, senior spikers
win weekend tourneys
DORCHESTER - A strong team effort resulted in the senior boys vol-
leyball team winning the championshp at a tournament here on Saturday.
After finishing fust in round-robin action, the Panthers went on to beat
Lord Dorchester in the final.
The juniors were also successful in their tournament at Dorchester as
they beat Strathroy by scores of 15-8 and 15-12. The Panthers trailed 6-0
in the second game but came back to win.
Jeff Lingard and Josh Vermulen did a good job setting with hard hitting
by Ryan Stuart and Keith Crawford. South Huron went undefeated as they
also beat Strathroy, Lord Dorchester and London Central in preliminary
play.
Taking a third place finish at a midget tournament was South Huron
who won five of their 10 round robin matches. The Panthers played well
and won games against Stratford Central, Woodstock, St. Mike's and St.
Marys.
Cross-country
McClure takes
first at
London race
WINGHAM - The South Huron
Panthers cross-country team were
busy last week competing in two
meets.
Here at Madill, Jenny MacNeil
ran a good race in the midget divi-
sion and finished 12th.
The junior girls team came in
third overall with Molly McClure
leading the way as she finished
second. Sarah Battersby was
eighth, Linda Wallis, 17th and Lin-
da Hardeman was 26th.
Dianne McIntyre was, the lone
South Huron runner in the senior
girls division and she was 13th.
OnThursday at Fanshawe in Lon-
don, McClure had an outstanding
effort finishing first in the junior
girls event. Battersby was 25th and
MacNeil was doing well until she
was forced out of the race due to an
injury.
South Huron was second in the
senior boys' overall team standings
as Dan Vanderlaan led the way
with a 14th place finish. Rob Welsh
was 18th, Dave Schwindt, 30th;
Brett Rideout, 38th; Shawn
McFalls, 40th; Kevin King, 54th.
The cross-country team heads to
Byron Hills on Friday.
Times -Advocate, October 2, 1991
Page 21
Softball champs
Exeter Bantam gids were 'A' division playoff champions in the Usborns League this season.
Here are, back row: Tracy Snell (left), Stacey Thurman, Karen Rohde, Julie McLeod, Melissa
Brock and Jillian Gregoire. Front row: Lia Snell (left), Amy Walper, Cheyenne Westlake, Ann
Marie Mittelholtz, Jana Webster and Terri Snell. Missing is Chris Morgan.
McFalls, Agnew advance
to WOSSA tennis finals
STRATFORD - Shawn McFalls and Gary Agnew of South Huron Dis-
trict High School finished second at the Huron -Perth tennis champion-
ships here on September 23, gaining a berth at WOSSA.
The duo started with an 8-6 win over Madill followed by 8-7 and 8-1
victories over Stratford Central and Seaforth respectively. That put them
into the semi-finals against Goderich 2 where they won by scores of 6-1,
2-6 and 6-1.
They went into the finals against Goderich I where they battled for two -
and -a -half hours before being narrowly eliminated. McFalls and Agnew
will play at WOSSA on October 9 in Clinton.
South Huron's other boys' doubles entry of Ryan Stuart and Mark Brint-
nell did well as they won 8-3 before bowing out 2-8. In mixed doubles,
Fred Steciuk and Carol Acton won their first match 8-6 and than 2-8.
In boys' singles, Andrew Hern and Ben Guenther are only in grade nine
but both played very well.
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