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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1991-11-13, Page 15• SPnRTS Seniors win Wiarton tourney By Kerry Manders WIARTON - For the second con- secutive year, the South Huron Dis- trict High School senior girls bas- ketball team has won the Wiarton tournament. On Saturday they opened up against the junior Wiarton team, substituting for a senior team which was a no show. The Panthers found themselves being a little over confi- dent. This, combined with a three- hour car ride, had an effect on the team but they still won 41-31. Carrie Oke had a strong game scoring 13 while Sheryl Oke netted eight. The second game put the Pan- thers against the senior Wiarton squad who proved not as strong as the juniors as South Huron won easily 45-18. Strong defense com- bined with great shooting account - 01 lbat Badminton club begins EXETER - On Thursday, the South Huron District High School Badminton Club will begin another season in the main gymnasium of the school. All students are welcome to join as well as any adults in the commu- nity who are interested. In the past, adult membership has been very low, thus the club is encouraging many more adults to participate. Membership fee is $20 per per- son. Suitable gym wear is required by the club. Hours will be from 7:30 to 10 p.m. Thursday nights when the school is open. If you would like additional information please contact the school. ed for the score. Stacey Rader had 14 points while Carrie Oke added nine. In their third and championship game, the Panthers met Banting from Alliston which was also unde- feated. Again, the team displayed strong defense and won 41-28. Car- rie Oke had 11 points while Sheryl Oke scored 10 and Kerry Manders had eight. After five years of high school basketball, this was the final game for Oke and Oke, who like the en- tire team and coach Terry O'Rourke was pleased with the season. League play: On Wednesday, the Panthers hosted Goderich in the final regular game of the season and only the midgets could manage a win. a The seniors lost 60-16 as Sheryl Oke had six points for the Panthers who finished fourth in their league. In the junior game, Goderich came out on top 27-22. Candace Miller, Jaime McGee and Chris Passmore played well. Miller led the way with six points for the jun- iors who were third overall. Tara Pepper had 10 points and Karey Youmans netted six as the midgets won 31-28 finishing sec- ond in their division. In quarter -final play on Friday, the seniors lost a heartbreaker 31- 26 against Stratford Central and suffered when starters Carrie Oke and Stacey Rader fouled out late in the game. The juniors won their game against Central, thanks to 14 points by Miller and have advanced to the semi-finals. Spikers HP finalists head to WOSSA By Kerry Manders STRATFORD - The South Hu- ron District High School senior boys volleyball team travelled to Stratford Central on Thursday for the Huron -Perth championships. Other teams competing were Central, Stratford St. Mike's, Lis- towel, Mitchell and Stratford Northwestern. In the preliminary round, the Pan- thers had some tough matches com- ing out with five wins and five loss- es while Central went 10-0. In the semi-finals, South Huron fell behind 11-3 to St. Mike's but managed to come back and win 16- 14. In the second game the score was 11-6 but again they came back and won 15-11. The win put the Panthers into the finals where they met Central who won the opener 15-0 but got them- selves together and managed to win the next one 15-11. Unfortunately the team was all "fought out" and Central became the champs with a 15-4 win. South Huron has qualified for WOSSA to be held on Saturday at London's Oakridge Secondary School. Rookie Dan Masse played well on Thursday and Chris Angerman demonstrated important leadership. Both Chris Gardner and Jesse Mor - rice were consistent with their set- ting and spiking. Darryl Beaver, Pete McAllister and Dan Martens also had steady performances. The team and coach Scott Halpenny are happy with the accomplishment and were pleased to beat Stratford in at least one game. A rli tnOtir 4)i) tet- J.it J1, 14, Times -Advocate, November 13, 1991 Trophy winners` Taking home trophies from Mike Bernardo's Ontario Nationals Karate Tournament recently was William Coultis, fifth in kata; Jeff Balsdon, fifth in kata; and Tim McQulggan, fourth in kata. All are from the Tyndall Karate School in Exeter. Oldtimers win division SARNIA - The Stephen Town- ship Oldtimers won their division of the 60 -team Sarnia Magic Realty tournament on the weekend. They had a pair of wins and one loss in round-robin play before going on to win. In the final, Stephen beat St. Thomas 4-2 as Bill Noakes, Jim Shuffleboard Exeter November 7 3 game winners Meine Eizenga 253 Doris Denham 231 Helen Hindle 215 Allen Johns 214 Delmer Skinner 210 4 games Helen McKay 289 Hugh McKay 277 Bob Blair 252 Laverne Stone 233 Olga, Leppek 232 ,..,,Hensall November 5 High 6 game winners Ethel McMurtrie 518 Eileen Dowson 456 Dave Woodward 417 Gertie Moir 401 Hazel McEwan 397 Helen McKay .394 High 5 game winners Gert Eagleson 417 Pearl McKnight 384 Bruce Watson 313 O'Toole, Shane Burley and John Schwindt scored. Schwindt scored the winner and was named the game's MVP. Against London in the semi- finals, Schwindt had three goals while OToole, Doug Pearson, Bob Snell and Glen Nicholson scored for Stephen. In round-robin play, Stephen started with an 8-2 win over Don- ner's Grove of Illinois. Schwindt and OToole had hat tricks while Rick Funston had a pair. Goalie Bill Armstrong, who played well throughout the tourna- ment, had a shutout in a 7-0 win over Chippewa Villages. Funston had three goals while Nicholson, Wayne Edwards, Burley and Pear- son also scored Stephen lost 5-3 to Old Michi- gonder as Burley and Funston scored. Exeter and Area Jr. "D" Hawks Poor Boy Luncheon Sun.. Nov. 17 In conjuction with the EMHA Toumey and the Toy and Tractor Show South Huron Recreation Centre Hall Come out and support Mi- nor and Junior Hockey JAC (Exeter) Inc. Jack Maver (519) 235-0581 Thinking of Changing to Gas?? We are your local Union Gas Dealer In thls area Approved Installers of Union Gas Water Heaters. We also install furnaces, air conditioning systems, water softeners and new plumbing fixtures for new homes and renovations. SPlumbing .and Heating UNNIN GAS DEEAALLERSaaaa. • Battling for a loose puck weauSt..Mikes_.and Hurotl-on Wednesday. The Panthers won thelrha key opener 6-4. 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