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Times Advocate, 1994-03-02, Page 16EXETER MINOR SOCCER 1994 SEASON REGISTRATION DATES Sat. March 5, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Sat. March 12, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. SOUTH I 1 HURON REC CENTRE * BRING! * 1. First year squirt and new players to Exeter Minor Soccer must bring a COPY of their birth certificate. 2. Health card number 3. Recent picture for player card 4. Doctor's name and phone number Page 16 Times -Advocate, March 2, 1994 SPQRTS HuskiesllaIt Panthers bid to gain berth in WOSSA tourney EXETER - Despite building an 11 -point halftime lead the South Huron District High School junior boys' basketball team failed it its at- tempt to qualify for the WOSSA championship tournament. Monday afternoon in Exeter, the Panthers fell 46-39 to Stratford Deadline for coaches' awards extended EXETER - Deadline for the Exeter Times-Advocate/3M Coach Recog- nition Awards has been extended to April 15. Everyone is reminded to show ap- preciation for a local coach by nom- inating him or her for this award. Two will be selected by the com- mittee as the top winter coaches of 1993. Applications can be picked up at the Times -Advocate, South Huron Recreation Centre or RSD Sports Den. RINGETTE High school sports Northwestern Huskies in the quali- fying game which pitted the num- ber two team from the Huron Con- ference, South Huron against the Huskies who were first in Perth. South Huron started the game with some good passing and out- standing defence and built up a 13- 12 lead after eight minutes. In the first quarter, Panthers' Luke Sims laid in a nice underhand shot and later was on the passing end of a • nice play to Gavin Poole. The Huskies used their superior size in the second half and just two minutes and fifteen seconds into the fourth quarter had tied the game. Kaegan Mundy hit a three - pointer with 22 seconds left to play to give the visitors the win. South Huron's Dwayne McNab led all scorers with 21 points. Concentrating on defence during Monday afternoon's junior basketball game was South Huron's Kevin Beierling. Visiting Stratford Northwestern came from behind to win the WOSSA qualifying game. Hockey team in final South Huron's hockey team skat- ed to a pair of wins last week and will now take on Clinton's Central Huron Redmen for the Huron'Perth title. Last Monday in Goderich, the Panthers skated to a 5-3 win over the host Vikings. Ben Geiger, Jeff McLaren, Jeff MacLean, Blair Moir and Ben Armstrong scored for South Huron. The next afternoon in Exeter, Moir fired the hat trick in a big 11- 6 win to cap the semi-final playoff series. This was a wild game as the Panthers lost McLaren, Cam Rader and Paddy Morrissey all for the rest of the season for altercations they were involved in. Jeff Glavin had two goals for the Panthers with one each to MacL- ean, Derek Campbell, Bill Hodge, Mark Brintnell, Scott Barclay and Rob Kobayashi. Game One of the Huron -Perth fi- nals with the Redmen was yester- day in Exeter and the second of the best -of -three goes Thursday in Clinton. If a third game is neces- sary, it will be played Friday in Clinton. During the regular season, the Panthers beat the Redmen the de- fending league champs 6-4 while Central Huron won in the second meeting 5-2. Senior spikers beaten The Panthers senior girls volley- ball team travelled to St. Marys for the Huron -Perth final tournament Candace Miller goes up for a hit during Huron -Perth senior girls volleyball action in St. Marys on Thursday. Below, Jen Rompf has her eye on the ball as she gives it a bump. on Thursday only to return very disappointed. Against Stratford St. Mike's, South Huron lost two straight be- fore splitting with Seaforth and ;dropping two more to St. Marys. The team would like to thank coaches Patty Haist and Bob Robil- liard. OSBORNE MINOR BASEBALL REGISTRATION WED., MARCH 30 12 - 1 -p.m. Usborne Central School Parents: Watch for registration forms to come home soon! For further information call Phil at 229-6204 WANTED! E 1 General Manager 1 Field Manager 2 coaches for Exeter Co-op g Junior Baseball r Club Phone: r Brad at 235-2932 444444444444444444444444440 x x s x xx x x x x Lleury Minor Ball R 1 r SAT. MARCH 5 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. WED. MARCH 9 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. r at WEST McGILLIVRAY HALL • Bring Health Cards • Please return sweaters from last year x14444444444444444444444 With an undefeated season, the South Huron District High School midget boys basketball team are the Huron champs. Team members are from bottom left: Chris Reaburn, Dave Farquhar, Luke Forrest and Steve Straw; middle left: coach Simon Dinney, Ryan Rutledge, Shannon Snow, Craig Skinner and coach Waynd Robinson; top left: Trevor Boersma, Geoff Mauer, Sean Beattie, Mark Bell, Jeff Mason, Ben McCann and Justin Krzlyzek. Residential • Commercial • industrial • Natural Gas • Submersible and Jet Pump Installations FREE • ESTIMATES RR1 WOODHAM 229-6284 OR Underwater hockey Sitter brings home bronze from national tournament t EXETER - iDoug Sittcr may only be 18 but he has already competed in four national championships. His sport, underwater hockey, is highly unrecognized. It doesn't grab headlines and it doesn't make the evening news hut it has seen thc South Huron District High School student win his second bronze medal at the na- tionals in as many years. "i first played when I was 14, in Thunder Bay. i was on the mixed (cam that year," said Sitter. During the weekend of February 20-21 while thc whole world was watching the start of the Winter Olympics in Norway, Sitter was represent - Doug Sitter of Exeter proudly displays the bronze medal he won from the recent Canadian National Underwater Hockey Championships In Edmonton. ing Ontario for the foul ill time, this winter in Edmonton for the province's men's 'A' team. Ontario had players from Sitter's home club, the London Dolphins, Sault Ste. Marie, Thunder Bay and Cornwall. Underwater hockey, as explained in the past by Sitter's long-time team- mate Jim Fleming, is a very physical demanding sport which requires competitors to push a weighted puck across the bottom of the pool. "France claimed they started it and Britain say they started it," explained Sitter. "Commercial divers, to stay in shape they used to push a brick across the bottom of the pool for conditioning." Each team has three forwards, two pivots and one defenseman who dou- bles as the goalie. There is a world championships although in the past, Canada has not done to well. When asked how spectators watch this sport, Sitter said by way of came- ras. "At the national level they have underwater cameras and TV's in the sta- dium," he said. As Fleming will contest to, there is no money for the underwater athletes to participate in national championships so they have to go it alone. Sitter did however get a small cheque to cover some of his expenses to last year's event. While underwater hockey may not he on the tips of everyone's lips like the above water ice version, it's growing. "it almost became an Olympic demonstration sport," said Sitter. "Mon- treal has a coach and play four times a week. They're not a recreational team, they're in incredible shape." Sitter a multi -talented athlete also played on the senior boys basketball team at the high school and also competed in rugby. CENTRALIA HURON PARK MINOR BALL REGISTRATION Wed. March 9, McCurdy School 4:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. Sat: March 12 reeatralla Community Centre 9 a.m. -1 p.m. There will be a late charge of $10. for late registration • 235-0906 Owned & operated by Dennis Rowe E L E C T C P L U M N G • 1. ,n, EXETER MINOR BASEBALL REGISTRATION Sat., March 5 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Wed. March 9 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. South Huron Rec Centre Please return all E.M.B.A. uniforms that you may have at these times. You are welcome to come and sell any baseball gloves, bats, etc. at this time as well. Anyone Interested In coaching please phone: Katherine Ens 235-0535 MO • a BUNNY Exeter 9 vs. St. Marys 2 Goals: Julie Farquhar (3), Amber Presz- cator(3), Danielle Ritchie, Miranda Grenier, Cecilia Corbett Assists: Jocolyn Stire (2). Preszcator (2). Shannon Baer. Jennifer Timmermans, Ritchie Exeter 3 vs. Mitchell 0 Goals: Preszcator (3) Assists: Baer, Timrnermans, Ritchie Great defense by MirandaGrenier and Jocolyn Stire. PETITE Feb. 27 • Exeter 4 vs. London 3 Goals: Kerr! Fulton (2). Sarah Webber. Laura Skinner Assists: Skinner. Pam Keys, Ann Marie Parsons, Maggie Steciuk JUNIOR Feb. 25 - Exeter 1 vs. Goderich 5 Goal: Jodee Rowe Assists: Shawna Rowe, Meagan Raiz Goaltender: Cheri Wein Feb. 27 • Exeter 7 vs. Seaforth 8 Goals: Jodee Rowe, Amy Edwards (3). Rowe (2). Ratz Assists: Edwards, Teresa Stire (2), Caro- lyn Quinn, Jaime Palsa, Raiz, Jodee Rowe (2), Kelly Regier, Shawna Rowe Goaltender: Cheryl Wein settats Exeter 10 vs. Seaforth 6 - Exhibition game Goals: Kim Farquhar (3). Danielle Min- ers (2), Heather Davies (2), Jennifer MacNeil (2), Cara Gardner Assists: Farquhar (2). Miners, Davies (2). Chris Morgan. Amy Edwards (2). Terisa Stire (3), Gardner (2) Feb. 27 - Exeter 5 vs. Mitchell 3 (males Miners (21. Davies (2). MacNeil Assists: Farquhar. Davies, Morgan (2). Katie Armstrong Feb. 27 - Exeter 9 es. Foust 2 Goals: Farquhar, Miners (2), Davies (2). MacNeil (2). Morgan, Edwards Assists: Farquhar (4), Miners (3). Janice Sanders, Davies, MacNeil (3), Katrina Brandt, Judi Wilson LADIES . Feb. 24 - Exeter 3 vs. Mitchell 7 Goals: Jasmine Cote (3) Assists: Cindy Moon (2). Julie Ritchie Feb. 27 - Exeter 4 vs. Mitchell 4 Goals: Cote (4) Assists: Carlene Elder (2) High school sports Northwestern Huskies in the quali- fying game which pitted the num- ber two team from the Huron Con- ference, South Huron against the Huskies who were first in Perth. South Huron started the game with some good passing and out- standing defence and built up a 13- 12 lead after eight minutes. In the first quarter, Panthers' Luke Sims laid in a nice underhand shot and later was on the passing end of a • nice play to Gavin Poole. The Huskies used their superior size in the second half and just two minutes and fifteen seconds into the fourth quarter had tied the game. Kaegan Mundy hit a three - pointer with 22 seconds left to play to give the visitors the win. South Huron's Dwayne McNab led all scorers with 21 points. Concentrating on defence during Monday afternoon's junior basketball game was South Huron's Kevin Beierling. Visiting Stratford Northwestern came from behind to win the WOSSA qualifying game. Hockey team in final South Huron's hockey team skat- ed to a pair of wins last week and will now take on Clinton's Central Huron Redmen for the Huron'Perth title. Last Monday in Goderich, the Panthers skated to a 5-3 win over the host Vikings. Ben Geiger, Jeff McLaren, Jeff MacLean, Blair Moir and Ben Armstrong scored for South Huron. The next afternoon in Exeter, Moir fired the hat trick in a big 11- 6 win to cap the semi-final playoff series. This was a wild game as the Panthers lost McLaren, Cam Rader and Paddy Morrissey all for the rest of the season for altercations they were involved in. Jeff Glavin had two goals for the Panthers with one each to MacL- ean, Derek Campbell, Bill Hodge, Mark Brintnell, Scott Barclay and Rob Kobayashi. Game One of the Huron -Perth fi- nals with the Redmen was yester- day in Exeter and the second of the best -of -three goes Thursday in Clinton. If a third game is neces- sary, it will be played Friday in Clinton. During the regular season, the Panthers beat the Redmen the de- fending league champs 6-4 while Central Huron won in the second meeting 5-2. Senior spikers beaten The Panthers senior girls volley- ball team travelled to St. Marys for the Huron -Perth final tournament Candace Miller goes up for a hit during Huron -Perth senior girls volleyball action in St. Marys on Thursday. Below, Jen Rompf has her eye on the ball as she gives it a bump. on Thursday only to return very disappointed. Against Stratford St. Mike's, South Huron lost two straight be- fore splitting with Seaforth and ;dropping two more to St. Marys. The team would like to thank coaches Patty Haist and Bob Robil- liard. OSBORNE MINOR BASEBALL REGISTRATION WED., MARCH 30 12 - 1 -p.m. Usborne Central School Parents: Watch for registration forms to come home soon! For further information call Phil at 229-6204 WANTED! E 1 General Manager 1 Field Manager 2 coaches for Exeter Co-op g Junior Baseball r Club Phone: r Brad at 235-2932 444444444444444444444444440 x x s x xx x x x x Lleury Minor Ball R 1 r SAT. MARCH 5 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. WED. MARCH 9 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. r at WEST McGILLIVRAY HALL • Bring Health Cards • Please return sweaters from last year x14444444444444444444444 With an undefeated season, the South Huron District High School midget boys basketball team are the Huron champs. Team members are from bottom left: Chris Reaburn, Dave Farquhar, Luke Forrest and Steve Straw; middle left: coach Simon Dinney, Ryan Rutledge, Shannon Snow, Craig Skinner and coach Waynd Robinson; top left: Trevor Boersma, Geoff Mauer, Sean Beattie, Mark Bell, Jeff Mason, Ben McCann and Justin Krzlyzek. Residential • Commercial • industrial • Natural Gas • Submersible and Jet Pump Installations FREE • ESTIMATES RR1 WOODHAM 229-6284 OR Underwater hockey Sitter brings home bronze from national tournament t EXETER - iDoug Sittcr may only be 18 but he has already competed in four national championships. His sport, underwater hockey, is highly unrecognized. It doesn't grab headlines and it doesn't make the evening news hut it has seen thc South Huron District High School student win his second bronze medal at the na- tionals in as many years. "i first played when I was 14, in Thunder Bay. i was on the mixed (cam that year," said Sitter. During the weekend of February 20-21 while thc whole world was watching the start of the Winter Olympics in Norway, Sitter was represent - Doug Sitter of Exeter proudly displays the bronze medal he won from the recent Canadian National Underwater Hockey Championships In Edmonton. ing Ontario for the foul ill time, this winter in Edmonton for the province's men's 'A' team. Ontario had players from Sitter's home club, the London Dolphins, Sault Ste. Marie, Thunder Bay and Cornwall. Underwater hockey, as explained in the past by Sitter's long-time team- mate Jim Fleming, is a very physical demanding sport which requires competitors to push a weighted puck across the bottom of the pool. "France claimed they started it and Britain say they started it," explained Sitter. "Commercial divers, to stay in shape they used to push a brick across the bottom of the pool for conditioning." Each team has three forwards, two pivots and one defenseman who dou- bles as the goalie. There is a world championships although in the past, Canada has not done to well. When asked how spectators watch this sport, Sitter said by way of came- ras. "At the national level they have underwater cameras and TV's in the sta- dium," he said. As Fleming will contest to, there is no money for the underwater athletes to participate in national championships so they have to go it alone. Sitter did however get a small cheque to cover some of his expenses to last year's event. While underwater hockey may not he on the tips of everyone's lips like the above water ice version, it's growing. "it almost became an Olympic demonstration sport," said Sitter. "Mon- treal has a coach and play four times a week. They're not a recreational team, they're in incredible shape." Sitter a multi -talented athlete also played on the senior boys basketball team at the high school and also competed in rugby. CENTRALIA HURON PARK MINOR BALL REGISTRATION Wed. March 9, McCurdy School 4:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. Sat: March 12 reeatralla Community Centre 9 a.m. -1 p.m. There will be a late charge of $10. for late registration • 235-0906 Owned & operated by Dennis Rowe E L E C T C P L U M N G • 1. ,n, EXETER MINOR BASEBALL REGISTRATION Sat., March 5 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Wed. March 9 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. South Huron Rec Centre Please return all E.M.B.A. uniforms that you may have at these times. You are welcome to come and sell any baseball gloves, bats, etc. at this time as well. Anyone Interested In coaching please phone: Katherine Ens 235-0535 MO • a