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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-09-23, Page 18[EXETER TOYOTA. -Page 18 '' Tunes-AdvocMe' September 23 1992 Panthers' corner jSenior girls win consolation title of their own tournament EXETER - The South Huron District High School Sectio[ girls basketball team got off to a good start as they opened their season by once again winning the conso- lation championship of their own eight warn tournament Saturday night. The Panthers built a 14-8 lead over St. Thomas' Parkside before going on to a slim 24-20 win. Parkside came on in the end but South Huron used their bench well to spell off their starters. South Huron took advantage of several Parkside fouls and turno- vers m the opening quarter and with the help of guard Stacey Rader's two long shots, were up 6-2 in the opening minutes. Rader 4ed the Panthers' offense with 10 points while Stacey Thur- man netted six. Stacey Spicer did an outstand- ing job grabbing key rebounds tor the Panthers despite going up against taller Parkside players. In the third quarter, the turno- vers which went in favour of South Huron in the opening quar- ter, went against them earlier in the second half and Parkside nar- rowed the gap to two points. It took the Panthers over four minutes to score in the second half but once they got their of- fense back in gear they managed to build a ten point lead before the quarter ended. Thurman came off the bench and played well defensively mak- ing a couple of steals which helped the Panthers' stay in the game. With 49 seconds left in the game, Rader made a nice block on a shot which stopped Parkside to pulling within a basket. Panthers TS. F . Madhill 11 From the opening tip-off this one belonged to the hosts as the heat the Mustangs from Wing - ham. It could be a while before South Huron's Amy Campbell has an- other game like this one as she to- tally dominated the game offen- sively, leading all scorers with 16 points. Although small in stature, Campbell a veteran of the senior squad, waited patiently under. the basket for passes and also mus- cled her way towards the hoop. The Panthers led 13-7 at the half, Campbell scored 12 of those points including back-to-back pointers which came less than 20 seconds apart in the second quar- ter. In the third quarter, South Hu- ron took their time on offense which saw Ann Wolper convert a nice pass from Rader and with 3:12 left, Rader launched a three - pointer which gave -the Panthers a comfortable 22-10 lead. Chris Schade hit a shot from the top of the key with just five ticks left in the third quarter and South Huron held a 17 point lead. Deal 35. Panthers30 South Huron nearly pulled a big upset over London Beal Friday night as they kept them off the board for all but a minute in the fi- nal quarter.• Trailing 23-10 at the halt, the Panthers regrouped and in the fourth quarter scored six points in a minute -and -a -halt. Rader stole the ball and connected mid -way through the last quarter to make n 30-26 for Beal who hung on u' win. ' Starting forward Ange Gould twisted her ankle late in the game and did not play the rest of the tournament. She had nine points before getting minted while leader had eight and Walper added lour points. The Panthers will try and stay on the winnrng•track as they head to London this weekend for a tour- nament at Saunders High School. Stacey Rader, of the South Huron senior girls' basketball team looks for someone to pass to in Friday's game against Beal. 414) McClure fifth LONDON - .The ` Patnihtets' cross-country 'learn , began :their racing ;season :last -week as ,they travelled -;:to .Springbink !Park where 37schools competed. Molly .McClure was :;the :best South Huron .finisher :with ii <fifth in junior .girls ;.while Conic -. Du- charme .was 15th .in :tile -senior girls division. Dan Vanderlaan ;.was I ib ;tin senior buys ...while .AaniorVeb Miller and :midget .Ses•t 40100- nald also represente.4160tthAiu- ron Next ;meet for> flits -3s Thursday when they :travel ,..to Wingham. field hockey team off to good start EXETER - The girls field hockey team got oft to a successful start despite having only ten players back from last year's team. On Thursday, they opened up their Huron -Perth league schedule with a pair of wins and on Friday at their own Red and Black Tournament won two and tied another and also competed in Kitchener on Sat urday. Lati 4 In Exeter, Ton• a R and Nicole Beauchamp rc- i corded the shutout in net.while Richt also scored two I goals with singles from Connie Sinnpson and Brenyn 1 Baynharn. Pantbers 5tilltfortLAplral 0 Jenny Ashton, Carla Taylor, Wendi Suns, 13ayn- 1 ham and Richt scored in this game while Lynn W'urk j WAan and newcomers Cara .GArdner. Kim Farquhar land Danielle Miners had strong performances. In first genie of ftheir own tournament in Exeter, Hensall shuffleboard ilewtall Sipuiaber 15 61111•6e winners Hazel McEwan Pearl McKnight Allen Johns Dave Kyk Lloyd Eagleson Tbelma Thiel Dave Woodward Helen McKay 476 443 430 422 384 381 373 366 the Panthers beat Regina Mundi 2-0 on same,nice et - lures by Miners and then beat Hanover 2-0 as Sims scored both tailless. Game three was a hate tougher as they managed a I-1 tie as Miners scored. The tournament was can- celled due to bad weather. Kitchener "I'uurnament Miners scored the lora: goal in a 1-0 wife over Kttclteaer's Resurrection and then in a very big game, the Panthers beat the. tough Grand River team 1-0 as Miners scored off a Wotikman rebound. In their tlurd game, South Huron ked Georgetown 1 u on Wurlunan's goal until the final two minutc. when 'Worm was ued. Misty Ahrens scored in a 1-1 tie with ktluevale but u was Bluevalc advancing in the tournament Failure games: The girls .were in St. Marys on .Tuaaday for games against Listowel and Stratford Central and on 'Ibursday are.in Mitchell A -Exeter Golf Club Wdnesday Night Ladies Would like to thank the following for their generous suppurt of our wrap up banquet and during our regular seaawn play! Unique Baskets, Dave Passmore Plumbung & Heating, Andes Ltd., Cathy Batten (Avon), Exeter Chrysler, MTS Farm Supplies, George Godbolt Fin. Services, Estate Realty, S & Spice, Lugla Web- ber, Alberta Premium, Slate Farm Ins. (George Maar[), Howell Sid- ing, National i rust, Sharon's Hair Styles, Expressions, - Hair Design, Joycees Unisex Hair ,Design, Canadian Tire., Hydro, Ken's Upholstery, Anne Annslsong, Ola and John Sheila Reaburn, Theresa McCann, Exeter Namely. Jack & Ltd.. Sewams, Canada Post, Big 0' Ltd., Ellison Travel, Ivfa- cLeans, Exeter insurance, Donuts Now, Big -V Plug Shire, Fraync Chev Olds, Brights Wines (Garry Kline), R.B.C.-minion Sec , RSi) Sports Den, Eclipse, Klip N' Kurt, Mase-itvtant- Hairstyling. Exeter Deux Centre, Siednhans, Saans, Poulin Woad Eater, Beth Robinson, lean Crerar, Chris Tiuner, Helen Kadey.. tact and Bob Mason and staff at Exeter Golf Club. Slo-pitch finals RSD defends 'Al title EXETER - Once again RSD Sports Den captured the Exeter Men's Slo- Pitch League 'A' championship on the weekend as they beat Ellison Travel in a 21-14 slugfest. The Sports Den team dropped down into fourth place at the end of the regular season standings as they, along with Strike Force. and Crediton each had 32 points on identical 16-6 records. Ellison Travel topped the final regular standings with an outstanding 19- 3 record and had -41 1 runs for and just 163 against in their 22 games. They heat the lnndians in the semi-finals Saturday while RSD eliminat- ed second place Murphy's in the other 'A' semi-final game. Winning the 'B' title was Strike Force who edged Crediton 9-6. Strike Force defeated ETR Sluggers in one semi-final while Crediton eliminated Big V - Despite going 3-19 during the regular season, Huron Tractor beat Kirk ton 13-2 uo capture the 'C' crown. Huron Tractor eliminated the Night hawks earlier in the tournament while Kirkton beat the Albatross. There were 12 teams in the tournament which began on Saturday as Fn - day's games were postponed due to bad weather. - Sports shorts EMBA see Tigers play DETROIT - A total of 101 peo- ple trom the Exeter Minor Baseball Association went to a Detont Ti- gers game on Saturday as they took on Boston and won 3-2. The trip featured a lunch with Ti- gers' pitchers • Frani: Tanana and Mike Munoz. Everyone received a poster and autograph`. Vistors heard about 'Home Plate' and 'Pro Athlete Outreach'. Snell, Marks take first -WINGHAM - Jack Snell -and Jake Marks teamed up to finish first in the 'B' category of a Wing - ham Sportsmen Horseshoe tourna- ment on Sept. 12. Bill Coleman of Kippen and his partencr were a close third while Exeter's Murray Finlayson and his partner were fourth. In the 'A division, Lia Snell was sixth with three wins and tour foss- e Scoreless tie NAIRN - The Exeter Centennials played a strong defensive game and managed a 0-0 tie with host Nairn on Saturday in Western Ontario Soccer Leaguedivision 11 pia) . Exeter plays host to Petroha at 4 p.m. on Sunday at the Canners Field. Prelawritetyrower ltstil fllist+n Tritvel 15; 0fIrt It i 1 K hlcton 9, Staggers 2 Sluggersp 11, Ellison Travel 8 • Murphy's 23, Albatross 0 Big V 14, Albatross 3 Big V 4, Murphy's 4 Strike Force 19, Nighthawks 1 lnndians 9, NigMMwks 6 t ndlittis 16, Se ke``'Porce 6 R Hnreni't for 5 Ce di1en 8. Huron Tractor 0 RSD 16, Creditern 6 Terry O'Rourke; of RSD Sports Den knocked the ball clown In the 'A' final. Lawn bowling Chas. Bendy Doris Hamilton Chas. Tindall Ray Smith Myrt Gusso 2W31 2W30 2W30 2W29 2W18 • ILthe +�aut�tul fuel of choice t`1 DID YOU KNOW !! 2/3 of all oil heat fur- naces sold in 1989 are 80% efficient or higher. 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