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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-12-08, Page 19x• --EXETER - Just like the juniors did a week -earlier, the South Huron District High School senior Pan- thers won the second game at their own basketball tournament. However, unlike the juniors, the seniors failed to win the consola- tion title of the eight -team annual event, losing a whopping 106-50 to the North Middlesex Marauders. In the junior tournament, the younger Panthers won their second game in a very close decision. Sat- urday, the seniors edged Petrolia's Lambton Central 49-46 to advance to the consolation final. St. Thomas' St. Joeseph's had lit- tle trouble winning the tournament as they beat London Regina Mundi 91-42. Against the Marauders, the Pan- thers' Greg Agnew hit a three - pointer just 15 seconds into the game but the Marauders' quickly put on a full -court pressing defense which the hosts could not break. At the end of the first quarter the Marauders had a huge 35-7 lead and at the half were ahead 48-27. The Panthers played well in the second quarter as guard Brian McAllister stole the bail. and went in for two points and added two more on a nice finger roll. McAllister hit a three -pointer ear- ly in the third quarter and pulled South Huron to within 18 but the press went on again and it was 76- 39 after three quarters. Former Panther Ryan Stuart, now playing for the Marauders hit a three -pointer to put North Middles- ex past the 100 -point mark. Mark Cadman led the winners with 21 points while McAllister and Wayne Robinson had 11 each for the Pan- thers. Come -from -behind: South Hu- ron trailed Lambton Central Lanc- ers 13-3 early in the game but Rob- inson took over, muscling his way to the basket for two points and hit- ting a three -pointer to get the hosts back into the game. With 34 seconds left in the first half, McAllister took a long pass to the hoop and the Panthers were only down by three. With the help :of some good defence by Simon inagy,,f oath Jr{ur'on went OW ker. With eight seconds left in the lima .Disney . was going up for a layup bstwas intentionally fouled. That set .up two technical shots ?which although he missed, gave the hosts control of the ball. Robinson had 18 points and McAllister netted 13. Drop opener: South Huron lost their first game of the tournament, 52-38 to East Elgin. Keith Crawford and Robinson had eight points each for the Pan- lhers. The Marauders dropped their opener 64-51 to Woodstock Col- lege Avenue but easily beat St. Thomas Aquinas, 80-32. ¢oxine Kaak wins silver at nationals 'WINNIPEG - Joe .Keak.had an- ther shot at the title on the week- ;tnd .and once again, it was Cal- ;;, ary's Craig Brown getting. in the way. At the Canadian National Boxing Championships, Kaak of Shipka, last the light heavyweight amateur <',dtle to Brown in a 15-6 decision :,and again had to settle for the silver ;Medal behind Brown. "This year it seemed a liule dos- , last year I thought 1 won," said aak. "He (Brown) goes . for ints." There were five boxers at the i► , ampionships in this category and yh Brown and Kaak were given es into the second round so both jad two fights on the weekend. Light heavyweight has 178 nds maximum weight and Kaak do some quick weight reduc- lion to make the limit for the fights. "I had to lose weight both days. I *era to bed around three pounds ,pverweight 1 had to jog inside," Attjd Kaak. - ;itV,The fights this past weekend arc rheduled to be televised this Sat- day on CBC's Spottsweekend. .On January 7, Kaak is scheduled 40 take on the bronze medalist of e recent championships with the inner getting another shot at • rown. Whoever wins ;that bout .will represent Canada at the Com- monwealth Games. High School •/xOrl.s �1%%%;t`++ 4.• ' v. ,aratp December 8,1993 Page 19 Lr�7/.gatlt/�ig�7 ai ivv av ��iw�ws�a,.v, ,- ■ ' With the Christmas countdown start- ed, you don't have time -to run from store to store. So come on in and we'll take care of all your shopping needs with a selection sure to please everyone. 6' 1 kOCN'EM SnC{CEM 5 Brian McAllister of the South Huron senior boys' basketball team goes up for two points during tournament action on the weekend. Hodgson lifts hosts to win over Madill EXETER - A pair of Jason Hodgson goals, one of them shorthanded lift- ed the South Huron District High School ice hockey Panthers to a 5-2 win over visiting Wingham F.E. Madill Mustangs last Tuesday afternoon. After a pair of losses in their fust two Huron Conference league, the Panthers are now 1-2 which they will take to Clinton on Friday when they face the very tough Centralliuron Redmen. Tuesday at the South Huron Recreation Centre, the hosts jumped into a big 3-0 lead after two periods on goals from Jeff McLean, Rob Kobayashi and defenseman Paddy Morrissey. McLean's goal came on a scramble around the Mustangs' net and Ko- bayashi was a low blast about six inches off the ice which went into the corner. Morrissey connected when he shot from the point and the puck seemed to deflect. f gaotriscpe which made the score 3-0. -,:j-Igdggn,ggf-h s i of two when the'hosts.taid'sevetal thiatsluld the winger just waited for the right spot to put it into the net. Panthers' forward Jeff MacLaren was ejected and given a five•minute checking -from -behind penalty which enabled the Mustangs' Ryan Gallag- .sr to wore on the powerplay with five seconds left in the second period. But South Huron's Trevor Taylor and Chris McDonald did a good job killing off the rest of the penalty. Goalie Darren Kints made the first stop but couldn't keep Jason McDonald from clicking with the second Mus- tangs' goal. With 5:30 left in the game, Hodgson went in alone, beat a defenseman and backhanded it for his second of the game. This one came shorthanded as South Huron's Derek Beckett was in the penalty box. He was given a five-minute infraction after he got his stick up high on a Mustangs' player who had cross-checked Panthers' forward Ben Geiger very hard above the shoulders. A F.E. 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