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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1991-10-09, Page 16Page 16 Times -Advocate, October 9, 1991 SP()RT1S Qa�ther co�,� I he Of -11 Junior spikers now 12-0 EXETER - On Thursday the South Huron boys volleyball teams hosted Stratford Central and Wing - ham's F.E. Madill. The midget team, coached by senior players Chris Angerman and Jesse Morrice wereable to take two -of -three front, Stratford on scores of 15-10, 15-9 and 8-15. The juniors were undefeated beating Stratford 15-3, 15-8 and 15-13 followed by wins of 15-2, 15-13 and 15-9 over Madill. South Huron's Huron -Perth record is now a very impressive 12-0. Against Stratford Josh Vermeu- len ran off a string of nine service winners in the first game. Greg Ag- new played an excellent defensive game by shutting down the opposi tions hitters. The seniors had their troubles against a very strong Stratford sen- ior squad, losing 12-15, 6-15 and 11-15. They rebound to beat Madill in three straight, 15-8, 16-14 and 15-11. On Tuesday, volleyball teams travelled to Clinton where they faced Clinton and Listowel in Hu- ron -Perth action. The junior team finished the day undefeated beating Clinton 15-5, 15-3 and 15-8 and taking on Lis- towel, won by scores of 15-3, 15-6 and 15-11. Coach Bill Shore was impressed by powerful hits from Crawford, great blocks by Denis McCann , ex- cellent setting by Jeff Lingard and the accurate serving of Vermeulen. In senior action the local also went undefeated as they downed Clinton 15-4, 15-12 and 15-12. The Panthers also beat Listowel, 15-10, 15-3 and 15-8. Cross-country BYRON - Molly McClure fin- ished 12th overall on Friday as the South Huron Panthers cross- country runners travelled here for a meet which included 70 schools. McClure, in the senior division was followed by Sarah Battersby, 36th; Linda Wallis, 75th; Diane McIntyre, 86th; and Linda Harde- man, 89th. In the boys group, Dan Vander - lean was the top South Huron run- ner as he came in 23rd in a field of 210. Brett Rideout was 42nd, Da- vid Schwindt, 61st and Shawn McFalls 108. Tipping the ball over the net was Chris Angerman during senior boys' volleyball action Thurs- day afternoon at the South Huron District High School. Angerman and his fellow Panthers came up short against the visiting Stratford Central Rams. seven Case scores s se e Lots of action for hoopers By Kerry Manders STRATFORD - Travelling to Stratford NorthWestern on Wednesday the South Huron junior Panthers came away with a 32-29 win in Huron -Perth girls basketball action. Members of Tyndall's Karate Club competed in Holmesville last weekend, in an attempt to achieve their belts of the next level. Eleven black belts Jugged the competition including kick -boxing champion Leo Loucks. Each member participated in at least six fights as well as displayed basic moves, self- defense elfdefense and Kata, a series of moves performed when block- ing and defending against one or more imaginary opponents. Among the group was 16 -year-old Jeff Balsdon, who has pro- gressed to brown belt in just five short years. His next step is the black. Shown recleving their belts from Sense! Dan Bell are: green belt Tracey Tripp, Bell, brown belt Jeff Balsdon and blue belt Don Carey. Car Oiling By Appointment Exeter Collision 235-0411 At the half, South Huron held a very slim 15-13 lead but were able to maintain it throughout the sec- ond half. Kerri-Lynn Case led the winners with seven points while Candace Miller added six. The Panther midgets were unable to keep up with a strong Northwest- ern team as they were beaten 47- 30. Coach Janice Walker said that her team were simply playing their best basketball. Karry Youmans was the top South Huron scorer with cight while Leah Siebert had six points. In senior action, the Panthers played aggressive but fell 45-23. Northwestern had a height advan- tage in the game that saw Panthers point guard Stacey Rader scored 11 points with eight from Carrie Oke. Win two games: Last Monday in Exeter, the Panthers took two -of - three games from visiting Stratford Central. The midget had little trouble downing Central with a 51-40 vic- tory. Leading 23-18 at the half, Da- nielle Miners netted 15 points and Tara Pepper added 13. Trailing 18-10, the juniors bounced back to win their game in a close 31-30 decision. A strong third quarter saw the Panthers out- score their opponents 16-10. Miller hit a free throw to clinch the win as she led South Huron with 10 points while Case had five and Christie Mcinnes added four. In the senior matchup, South Hu- ron battled beck to take the lead af- ter trailing but came up short in the end, 42-37. EXETER CURLING CLUB LIMITED Notice of annual Meeting of Shareholders Wednesday, October 16, 7:30 p.m. Exeter Curling club For the purpose of: 1. Approving the financial statements for 1991 2. Election of Directors 3. Appointment of Auditors This aggressive game saw the of- ficials whistle a whopping 43 fouls. Despite this, South Huron played well as second -year seniors Rader and Kerry Manders had nine and eight points respectively. Tournament action: The juniors travelled to Parkhill on Saturday for the North Middlesex tourna- ment but lost three straight. South Huron was beaten by host Parkhill 51-16, London Central 49- 28 and Sarnia St. Gail 35-25. Field hockey Panthers get top ranking TORONTO - Ten days after their last league competition, the South Huron Panthers girls field hockey team travelled to the June Collard Schoolgirls' Conference in Toronto to play in die top-ranked pool of the prestigious tournament. This was a four -pool event with the winner of each, which included the Panthers, being ranked in the top four for the provincial finals later this fall. In the first game, played under less than ideal weather conditions, the Panthers blanked Newmarket 1-0. Lynn Workman was the scorer and goalie Tonya Riehl recorded the shutout. This game gave an opportunity for some of the younger players to get involved with the action with good efforts from Brenyn Baynham and Kristin Strang. The second game saw Agincourt provide the opposition in what could have been a warmup for the OFSAA championship if both are fortunate to advance that far. In this one, South Huron carried the game to Agincourt and reversed the decision of two weeks ago. April Lewis blasted on past the advancing goalkeeper and as the Agin- court sweeper was being pressured to clear off the line, she could only help it over the line. Once again Riehl got the shutout. The third and final game was a 1-0 victory for the Panthers as they edged Lorne Park. This game was scoreless until the dying seconds when Darlene O'Rourke scored the winner. Minor hockey scoreboard �/R•. ..eat: 1i�........ ,.:.`t.".�•�^ :: October 5 EXelei 2 - Luean7 Exeter goals: Tyler Bourne, Greg Geoffrey Exeter assists: Tyler Boume, GregGeoffrey Lucan goals: Ben Dobbie, Mike Herbert, Rob Silver (), Scott 'Ma -ninon (2), Eric Yeo Lucan assists: Ben Dobbie, Kent Hardy, Mike Herbert (2), Scott Thompson, Eric Yeo October 6 Exeter 1 - Forest 6 Goal: Brian Parsons Assist: Tyler Bourne Exeter Broncos got off to a tough start but both Lucan and Forest found chart an un- yielding team to challenge. • October 5 - Exhibition game Lucan 2 at Exeter 8 Goals: Ben Rader (3), Daryl Bourne (2), Mau Dietrich, Mike Dietrich, Tim Meindinger Assists: Ben Rader (2), Mau Dietrich (2), Mike Dietrich (2), Tim Meindinger, Kevin Overholt (2), Jason Davey October 4 Belmont 6 at Lucan 2 Goals: Adam Duskocy, Josh Appleman Assists: Marty McLaughlin, Jeremy Cornish, Brent Bellamy October 4 Lucan 4 at Belmont 1 Goals: Chris Haskett, Steve Dame, Shaun Fairweather (2) Assists: Daryl Boshart, Chris Haskeu, Rich Garagozzo, Jamie Lightfoot {�4•<as« October 5 Lucan 2 at Ildenon 1 Goals: Ben Duskocy, Dan Harrigan Assists: Man Rushton, David Park, Jason Smith September 27 - Exhibition game Lunn 2 at Goderich 1 Goats Shane Pfaff, Greg Boahart Assists: Shaun Fairweather, Daryl Boahart, Rob Paul October 3 - Exhibition game Lucan 4 at New Hamburg 2 Goals: Ron Gandarez, Brad Coughlin, Shaun Fairweather, Brian Heckman Assists: Rob Paul, Mau Munro, Derrick Greenlee, Mike Munro, Shane Pfaff. October 4 Lambeth 5 at Lucan 2 Goals: Rob Paul, Brian lleckman Attests: Shane Pfaff, Nathan Brown ...... . 61.4:4•: i� ti `s:�� •.N:ti. si'•�:#?f.�::;Iii October 6 - Exhibition game Goals: Doug MacGregor (2), Ryan Herbert, Rob Hillis, Denton Hackney Assists: Rob Hillis (2), Ryan Hubert (2),Jason Wyatt (2),1N--te Damen, Nike Hack- ney. Dog MacGregor. P. CHOOS THE BES IN HOME COMFORT WIN VI; $1, 000 in /hunt' (`triton Cash or up to $800 in instant rebates!`,. Now you can choose the home comfort deal you want with the Lennox Beet Choice Bonus Card. Scratch and save with instant rebates or Home Comfort Cash on dependable, high efficiency Lennox heating and air conditioning. Or you can defer payment until May '92...it's your choice! Call your local participating Lennox dealer for details, but hurry — offer ends November 16, 1991. 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