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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-08-19, Page 14Roe 14 Times-Advocale, August 19, 1992 Exeter 1 Peewee player Jeff MacLean takes a head ball as an Exeter 11 player makes contact from behind in an attempt to win the throw-in during the competitive 'A' final played on Sat- urday. Minor soccer teams conclude season with championship games EXETER - Amanda Wuerth scored the lone goal of the game as Exeter 1I heat Exeter i to win the Girls nine -and -under division of the Lucan and District Soccer League on Saturday. Exeter Minor Soccer Association did very well on the day, bringing home four titles from the day -long championships held in Exeter. (The Times -Advocate regrets that complete results were unavailable as of press time. Check below for all the scores.) While Wuerth sparked the of- fense, goalies Gina Pragiskatos and Lindsey Green shared the shutout in net. Paitra Surerus and Jenalyn Baker also had strong games and 4 - The Grad Bend keeper and a fullback jump for a high ball off of corner kick as Exeter Mosqu to player Matthew Bezaire enters the play from the left in Saturday's 'B' final game. Sports shorts Fastball pitching.clnc in Crediton CREDITOR - The ball diamond in Crediton will be the site of a softball pitching clinic on Saturday at 10 a.m. As part of the South Huron La- thes Fastball League final tourna- ment. ladies from both the hosting Crediton team and from the Exeter Greys will be assisting in the chn- ic . Everyone is welcome to attend, there is no fec. Select coach PARKHILL - Randy McIntyre has been named the Gist head coach of the North Middlesex Stars. McIntyre will be the first man be- hind the bench for the team which enters its inaugural year of Junior D' hockey this fall. "He seems very qualified. He was asked to stay on with the St_ ThomasStars (Junior. B) as an as - Lawn Bowling August 11 Lorna Spencer June, Hodgson Jason McFalls Bev Parsons Olga Chipchasc Myst Gusso August 13 Ray Smith Marion Dearing Marshall Dearing Roy Hodgson Bev Butler Lawrence Russell Jason McFalls August 15 Jason McFalls June Hodgson Andrea Weigand Stan a^.oth Barb Triebaer Chas Tindall t 2W25 2W24 2W22 2W 19 2W19 2W18 2W34 2W32 2W30 2W30 2W28 2W24 2W23 2W30 2W29 2W21 2W21 2W21 2W21 sistant.' said North Middlesex ex- ecutive member Larry McCann. McIntyre played both Junior '13' and Junior 'A' before a professional career in the Central League. Joining him on the bench will be assistant coach Jim Brooks who has coached in the Parkhill Minor Hockey Association system and was a coach with the former Junior 'D' Thedford Lumberlacks. Parkhill's Wayne McGuire be- comes the Stars' manager. Game postponed EXETER - Due to inclement weather, the Ontario Baseball As- sociation senior playoff game be- tween hosting Exeter Express and Suathroy was postponed Saturday afternoon. The two teams were scheduled to meet in Exeter at the Alvin Witten Field last night while heading to Stria/troy on Wednesday. The win- ner of the series will advance to the provincial tournament in Court - right on Labor Day weekend. Head to Summer Games EXETER - Five members of the Exeter Lawn Bowling Club will be in Scarborough this weekend for the Ontario Summer Games. Stephen Township Minor Hockey Registration Sat. Aug. 22.142 p.m. pt Stephen Twp. amp • Pre -Tyke to Bantam • All girls team 14 to 19 yrs Brothers Shawn and Allan McFalls are entered into the junior boys' pairs division while Laura Pearson and Jacklyn Wright are in the girls' pairs. Andrea Weigand is in singles competition.and the three girls will also team up for trebles. In other lawn bowling news, Glo- ria and Peter McFalls recently won the District 16 mixed pairs title and have qualified for the Ontario event in Coburg during the Labor Day weekend. came very close to scoring. Also playing well were Atina McCrae, Ashley Rasenburg, Da- nielle Long and Frances Van Oss. Atoms: The Exeter Atom Thrashers topped off a good year by winning the 'R title with a 4-2 win over Si Columban. Shane Czypyha had four goals to. lead the way while Craig Overholt and Nathan Kraftcheck having good games setting up two goals each. The defensive trio of Andrew Prout, Daniel Maes and Steven Ra- senberg did a great job of keeping the ball in the St. Columban end of the field. Peewee A Exeter 11 1, Exeter 1 0 Peewee 13 St. Columban 5, Coldstream 1 Squirts A Arva 3, Coldstreani 2 Squirts B Ilderton 3, ExolIer 2 Girbt 9-und+ r4 Coldstream -Naim (to be rescheduled) Girls 9 -under 13 Exeter lI 1, Exeter! 0 Gtr►t 12 under A GitilliPIPAKI 3, Nairn 1 GliiiiVilfitiert St.`Celtimban 5, Exeter 1 Atom'4 B...;> 3, liderton 1 - Ato* *Px4,St. Colurnban 2 Mosto A St. Coluinban 1 1, St. Celdniban 1i 0 Mosquito 13 Exeter II 4, Grand Bend 1 {:. Y{.4:. r • v'ii'{'i:;:`.}i�:i:3;�.y.fi�, �:iS:'v;i ;?::;:4 August 13 - Samia 5 vs Meter 3 Goals: Jessica 7.awalsky, Sara Sabo, Cara Gardner Goalkeepers: Amy Edwards, Hayley Snell An excellent effort by the entire team August 12 - Buser 1 vs Sarnia 2 Goals: Katie Webber Goalkeepers: Amy Edwards, Hayley Snell An excellent Same by the entire team with strong goal keeping. Superb de- fense by Came Cleave and Laura Cook. Jessica 7awalskyh, Can Gardner and Katie Webber created some terrific moves with theiraggressive play. August 15 - Playoff Tourney - 10:30 Exeter 2 vs St. Columban 11-4 Goals: Bryan McAllister, Jamie Dougall Goalkeeper. -Craig Hem August 15 - Playoff Tourney - 2:15 Exeter 1 vs St. Columbian 1 - 2 Goals: Rodtelle Bczaue Goalkeeper: Craig Hem. Scuban Irilak - hana Despite a severe lack of manpower, Ex- eter played brilliant soccer, especially against the league champs. Goaltending was spectacular, and despite the losses Exeter will advance to the 'W final against St Coiumbsn 1 Letter Kim McLean of the Exeter girls under 12 team skillfully takes a throw-in off the foot during the 'B' final against St. Colum - ban on Saturday. President upset Dear Mr. Sports Editor: Or should 1 say baseball and hockey editor because you sure seem limited in your editorial comments to those two sports. A sports editor is supposed to repre- sent all sports in his area. As president of the Exeter soc- cer club I take exception to your question in last week's paper in which you insinuate that there we problems in soccer. What is wrong with soccer? Mr. Editor there is nothing wrong with soccer in Ex- eter. 1 don't know where you get your information, certainly not from mc. Last year the Exeter soc- cer club had a registration of 261 kids spread over 13 teams. In 1992 we had final registration of 269 kids spread out over 15 teams in both boys and girls divisions. In my calculations that is a 3 per- cent increase rather than a 25 percent decrease in registration. But then maybe you have a better calculator than 1 have. As far as the boys 17 and under soccer finals is concerned, it rained a lot the Friday night before the tournament and the Grand Bend convener. who rents the field for his tournament, decided against us- ing the field and causing permanent damage to it. It was strictly a con- vener decision because of weather conditions. Soccer has had its problems with you in the past and we have tried to ignore you the way you have ig- nored soccer but when you start to run our. organization down. we will not stand for it. You can not say anything posi- tive about soccer. so you have to find something negative to shed a bad light on an organization that is very healthy and well run by a lot of volunteers. It is our luck that Ray Lewis, a person that knows something about soccer works for your paper. At least through his stories we have had some positive exposure. In ending, Editor, next time you need some facts to base your opin- ions on please feel free to call me and don't grab them out of thin air. On behalf of the Exeter soccer club Martin J. deBruyn President NO MORE READING T-SHIRTS? A few of the ladies got togeth- er this summer and asserted their right to equality by tak- ing their shirts off in public. If the trend continues we mar- ried men, who lost our civil rights at the altar, will have to walk about staring at a spot on the ground about a foot ahead of us, never making eye contact, or any other con- tact for that matter. Guess I'll take out a library card. "Ta BAILEY OF HENSA FURNACES - HEATPUMI CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING Highway 04 North 262-2020 Horsell 262-2626 )'ourHomc Comfort People el Lucan Skating Club PrecisionTeam Tryouts Juvenile Team For skaters 11. years & under with minium Novice 3 Wed., Sept. 2, 5.6 p.m.; Thurs., Sept. 10, 5 - 6 p.m.: Thurs. Sept. 17, 5.6 p.m. Thurs., Sept. 24, 5 - 6 p.m. Junior Team .senior level skaters - noage _Weft Tues., Sept. 1, 2:30 - 4 p.m.; Tues., Sept. 8, 3:30 - 5 p.m. Tues., Sept. 15, 3:30 - 5 p.m.; Fri., Sept. 18, 3:30.5 p.m.; Fri., Sept. 25, 3:30.5 p.m. All tryouts will be held et the Lucan Arena. 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