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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-11-10, Page 151 SP r'S 1)y3 OFS444 tournament scores J South Huron 1, Lome Park 0 Uronze medal game Agincowt 3. Lakefield College 2 je 1-flnah South Huron 1, Agincourt0 Lorne Park 1, Lakefield Collage 0 Ouarter-fes South Huron 2. North Middlesex ll Lakefield College 1, Ridley College u Agincourt 0 Grand River 0 (Agin- court advanced after winning on penal- ty flicks) Lorne Park 0, Q.E. Park 0 (Lorne Park advanced after winning on penalty flicks) Other scores North Middlesex 0, Lorne Park 0 South Huron 2, Q.E. Park 0 Confederation 2, North Toronto 1 O'Neil 1, toll Mills 0 Grand River 1, Lakefield College 0 Ridley College 0 Senator O'Connor 0 Agincourt 2, Sydenham 1 LaSalle 0, Parry Sound 0 South Huron 3, O'Neil 0 Q.E. Park 2, Don Mills 0 Danielle Miners right; watched and tried to -knock the ball out of the air in the fi- nal game against Lome Park. Tournament well run "May the dynasty continue!" Dear Editor: Congratulations to the South Huron Panther Field Hockey Team and its coaches Jim Workman and Linda Farquhar. Everyone is certainly proud of your accomplishments. The long hours of practice, the dedication, the respect for coaches and the persever- ance show up in the way the Panthers perform on and off the field. It is a great tribute to your school. The OFSAA tournament was a very well orga- nized event. The best 16 high school teams in Onta- rio were here. Jim Workman and his committee showed the rest of Ontario how a small town can host an event of this size. The fields were in excel- lent condition considering the weather - the grounds Anew did* gnat jab. The banquet was exceptional. The behaviour and talent of these young athletes Shuffleboard Exeter November 4 5 game winners Delmar Skinner Wilma Davis 'eve Hrapchak 4 game winners . earl Sena Gosar Joe Gosar 497 :422 377 398 367 337 was outstanding. The skits and displays showed their skill off the field. On the field, the top high school field hockey teams pitted their skills against each other. Games were close and very well played. In any competition there are winners and losers, but in this tournament I think everyone was a winner. The spirit of the students at S.H. has been re- kindled. The support, the attendance and the overall behaviour at the games was mentioned by many coaches. The weather was not the best, but you were still there. South Huron is still the best! Thanks again to the convener and organizing com- mittee, the students, the community and everyone involved. The whole show makes everyone proud of our school and community. Congratulations again to the Panthers on your back to back championships. May the dynasty con- tinue! Ron Bogart 3 game winners Hugh McKay Estelle Chalmers Doris Denham Hensall November 2 6 game winners Hugh McKay Pearl McKnight Emma Campbell Thelma Thiel John Pepper Doug Insley Dave Woodward Gen Eagleson 328 289 200 487 452 415 414 389 383 373 372 Duplicate Bridge First Ina Williams, John Brintnell Second Mr. and Mrs. Davis Third Carole and Dennis Hockey Wednesday nights, 7:30 p.m. Exeter Legion Hall Times -Advocate, November 10,1993 Page 15 - Junior 'D' hockey Hawks stomp Pests but fall prey to host Mitchell By Fred Groves T -A staff MITCHELL - A late goal with just 34 seconds left .in the game gave the host Mitchell Hawks the win over the visiting Exeter Hawks Saturday night in OHA'Junior De- velopment League action. An empty netter with four ticks remaining on the clock made the fi- nal score 5-3 for the defending pro- vincial champions. Exeter, who hammered the Bel - mom Pests 10-1 the night before at the South Huron Recreation Centre, now have a west division record of 8-3. Against Mitchell, the visitors jumped into a 2-1 lead after 20 minutes on a pair of goals by vete- ran forward Shayne Robinson. It was 3-2 for Exeter after the second as Sean' McCann scored but Mitch- ell came on strong late in the final frame. Last night Mitchell came to town and once again, Exeter is forced to play the same team back-to-back. "They (Exeter) have to stay fo- cused and do all the little things right," said Exeter coach George Pratt in anticipation of last. night's game in Exeter. Hawks 10. Pests 1 Exeter had very little trouble on Friday night in their own arena, building up a 2-0 lead in the fust before exploding for seven goals, including their first shorthanded marker of the season, in the second. Rookie netminder Chris Lyndon who sat out the previous couple of weeks with an injured collarbone, gave up the only Belmont goal with 3:12 left in the game. When Marc Watson caught Lyn- don out of the net, he prevented the Exeter goalie from recording his second shutout of the very young 1992-93 season. "I was playing volleyball and I cracked my collar bone," said Lyn- don of his injury. He also played in Mitchell -and -now has -a -goals against average of less than three. Lyndon, a Goderich native who played for that town's midget team a year ago, said he studies the art of goaltending and admitted he want- ed the shutout against Belmont. "1 wanted that second one real bad," he said. While the Hawks have built a reputation this season as being a third period club, they only needed 40 minutes to knock off the Pests. In the first, Nathan Burns and Ja- mie Cornish scored for the Hawks, but despite the cushion. Pratt wasn't overly pleased with the effort of his players. "We came out pretty good but we could have played better in that fust period." The second period offensive bar- rage started just 1:02 into the mid- dle frame when Sean McCann teamed with brother Todd and Rob- inson. Just 40 seconds later, still on the same shift, the trio made it 4-0. Also scoring in the second were Scott Smale, Robinson with two, and Todd McCann. Answering in the third for the winners were Smale, Bums and Todd McCann all clicking for the second time and Marty DeBruyn called up from the midgets snapped a good wrist shot which ripped the mesh. Don Riley started in goal for the Pests but give way to Steve Van- duynhoven but Riley came back later in the game. It was a relatively mild game, penalty wise as referee Brian Do - natter whistled just five minor in: fractions per team. Exeter Hawks' Steve Farquhar (15) found himself iii an awk- ward position Friday night as Belmont's Andy Gartlett had him in -a headlock. Irish take three of possible six points LAMBETH - It was a tough week for the Lucan Irish as they managed just three out of a possible six points in OHA Junior Development League hockey action. Last Wednesday night they lost a-4-3 overtime decision to the visiting Seaforth Centennaires. Jason Hayter popped the winner in overtime for the Cents while Kirsten Carroll, Don Rivers and Wayne Schoonderwerd also connected. Answering for the Irish were Jay Jackson, Rob Davis and Greg DePrest. Steve Watson was in net for the Irish. Two nights later in Alvinston, the Irish came back to life with a big 10-1 win over the host Flyers. Rookie Dwayne Price paced the Irish offence with four goals while Steve Moore netted a pair with singles to Mike Reid, Jeremy Jemec and Craig Brown. Defenseman Ed VanKerkoerle scored once and added two assists. Sunday in Lambeth, the Irish battled the Lancers to a 4-4 draw. Scoring for the Irish were Price, Moore, Steve Matthews and DePrest. There was. no scoring ys - he overtime. Thank You - - O.F.S.A.A. Field Hockey committee would like to thank all of the following supporters for their contribution to our tournament National Trust New Orleans Pizza Oakwood Inn Oscars 0.S.S.T.F. Otto's Country Bakery Pepsi - Perry Originals Pizza Delight Reaburn Electric Rebekahs Royal Bank R.S.D. Sports Den Saan Sam the Record Man Scotia Bank Shell Gas Station Smythe's Shoes Something Special South Huron Recreation Centre State Farm Insurance Stephen Printing Stephen Township Stedman's Stratford Travel Mart Subway Sugar and Spice Three AAA's Times Advocate Town of Exeter Triangle Discount Valumart W.G. Thompson Ltd. Special thanks to the Exeter and Area communities and citizens. Your support has been overwhelmint Exeter BIA Algoma Tire Andex Bakelaar Jewellers Bank of Montreal Becker's Farm Equipment Beta Theta Sorority Big V Canadian Legion Branch 167 Canadian Tire Casey's Lawn Care Charterways Clinton Community Credit Union Colonial Hotel Colour Your World Country Flowers Darling's Food Market Designers Donut Delight Donuts Now Dr. Bargiglione Dr. Bob Clay Dr. McGregor Dr. L. Steele Ellison Travel Excellence in Education Exeter Co-op Exeter Chrysler Exeter Decor Centre Exeter Honda Exeter Golf Club Exeter Legion Auxiliary Exeter Lions Club Exeter Optimists Exeter Toyota Exeter Works Department Fashion Closet Field Hockey Ontario Finnigans Four Seasons Jewellers Gables Tavern Geoffrey Construction Grand Bend Chamber of Commerce Greeting Card World Haugh Tire Hostess Huron Apothecary Ltd. 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