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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1994-06-08, Page 15SPnRTS Times -Advocate, June 8. 1994 Page 15 Exeter Centennials conquered the London United team 1-0 Sunday night. Here Dick Lord takes control of the ball, and prepares to make a goal. Maybe It was the warm weather on Sunday that inspired Joe Martens, halfback for the Exeter Centennials, to help bring his team to victory. Saddle Club plans horse shows for 1994 season The club has reversed plans to move to Exeter and will stay at its Huron Park ring HURON PARK - The Exeter Saddle Club, after having reconsidered moving to the South Huron Recreation Centre, is planning several show dates at the Huron Park ring this season. A May 15 show will be rescheduled for later after having been rained out, but there are other shows scheduled for June 18 at 4 p.m., July 24 at 10 a.m., August 13 at 4 p.m. and August 28 at 10 a.m. Saturday July 23, the club will host its second annual Adult Team Chal- lenge. Prize money will be up for grabs for the top three teams, and there will be payhacks for Barrel Racing, Western Pleasure, and English Pleas- ure classes. Spectators ate being welcomed for all show events. Anyone wanting more information can contact Joanne Moyer at 235-3733, or Julie Forest at 227-1062. Soccer roundup Exeter 1 Squirts June 2 St. Columban I at Exeter 13 Goatk: Paul Morgan. Ryan Campbell Goals: Matthew Prout (2). Skylar VanK- ruiatum Assists: Thomas Groot. Uaa Harvoort VtlKroistum and Groot played well. Ex- cellent goal tending by Morgan and Campbell. Natasha Duckworth and Daniel Me are trying hard. Good team ef- fort. Exeter Atom Homets June 1 Nairn Alliance 4 at Exeter 3 Goalie: Stacey Butson Goals: Shannon Postill, Megan Cooper, Heather Morgan Assists: Jenna Gila, Jenayn Baker Geed team effort by everyone! Exeter 11 Atom, May 23 Exeter 117 vs. Nairn 4 Goalie: Daniel Maes Goals: Andrew Prout (3), Phithakain Phouttharath, Jamie Rasenberg (2). Nicole Menace Assists: Geoff Duckworth (2). Kieran O'Rourke, Scott Ralph, Jared Easton. Na- than Defoer. Chad Swance A great team effort) May 30 Exeter II 2 vs. Exeter 13 Goalie: Macs Goals: Phouttharath, O'Rourke Assists: Swance, Pratt Swance and Ralph played well. Nest game: June 13 vs. St. Columban I (:I�I�I �lil�(:Iff• June 5 London United 2 vs. Exeter 1 Geal: Bryan McAllister Well played defensive game played by Johnson claims OFSAA gold The javelin star is South Huron's first track gold medalist EXETER - South Huron District High School javelin star Randy Johnson will go down in the school's records as the first track and field athlete to bring home a gold medal from OFSAA. Johnson threw his javelin a personal - best distance of 62.74 metres Friday morning at the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations meet in Kitchener. John Hustler of Cobourg East, nursing a sore elbow, came close, very close to Johnson's mark with a throw of 62.30 me- tres. "I was ahead and it was almost like a re- curring nightmare from last year," said Johnson, who rushed to the tape to con- firm that he was still in the lead, if by only 44 centimetres. "It still hasn't sunk in that I won," he said. "I don't seem like that kind of guy to win OFSAA." Johnson broke Dave Shaw's record at the Huron Perth finals this season with a throw of 60.94 metres, advanced to WOS- SA to win with a throw of 59.66 metres, and then cleaned up at the OFSAA re- gionals with a personal best of 61.94. Fri- day's effort was once again his best -ever performance. "I feel like I hit the cycle, like in base- ball," said Johnson, referring to the two OFSAA bronze medals while a junior, and the silver medal he won last year as a mid- get. "It was my last chance [for gold]," he said. American universities, which do offer scholarships for track programs, are still interested in Johnson's abilities. Data sent to him from Harvard indicates that the New England championship was won a couple of seasons ago with a throw just over 60 metres. Not only is Johnson's arm in the run- ning, "OFSAA is like winning your state," he said. The javelin star was honoured Monday afternoon with a special presentation in front of the whole school. He was pre- sented with an oversized gold medal by the Room 110 students, and received a standing ovation from the entire student body. Randy Johnson with his WOSSA and OFSAA gold medals, and an oversized gift from the students of Room 110. Another personal best javelin throw makes him the top-ranked thrower in the province. We've lowered the cost of living in Southwestern Ontario. Thanks to GM Value Pricing our best-selling cars and trucks are equipped with the features you want at prices you can afford. 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