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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1996-10-09, Page 15SPORTS Panthers on a winning frenzy. Cara Gardner dribbles the ball up -field during a field hockey game against St. Marys last week. Gardner scored four goals in two games on Monday. South Huron field hockey team dominate their last four games EXETER - The South Huron field hockey team continues ,to dominate the Huron -Perth league by winning its last four games. Seemingly unstoppable, the Panthers beat St. Marys '5-1 and shutout Listowel 8-0 on Monday outscoring their opponents 24-1. Cara Gardner scored four goals, Kim MacLean. Shauna Rowe each scored three, Lori Richardson scored twice and Jessica White and Toni Deicing each had a goal. Monday's outcome was almost a mirror image of last Tuesday's back -to -hack shutouts as South Hu- ron defeated Stratford North Western 7-0 and St Marys 4-0. Jo Dee Regier scored twice and MacL- ean, Rowe. Richardson and Gardner contributed the rest. Despite their relentless winning, sir . the .: .�.4.•., ale' !hers suffered their first loss of the season during a recent tournament in Toronto. La Salle from King- ston beat South Huron 2-0 in what proved to be a grudge match from last season's playoffs. South Huron beat La Salle in the semi-finals at OFSAA last year. "We had a bad game. They scored on their chanc- es and we didn't," said coach Jim Workman However, Workman welcomed the loss saying it will serve to keep the player's ego in check. "1t (the loss) was a good thing. They know they still have to fight for the wins," he said. South Huron will travel to St. Catharines on Oct. 19. to participate in the Ridley College Tournament. Workman said the Panthers will benefit from the compotitiVisVO teams that arc scheduled to be there. South Huron sports wrap EXETER - Despi'te having a young team this year. senior boys volleyball coach Joe Jankowski is pleased with his team's effort so far this season. The Panthers May he new to the senior high school circuit, but their record doesn't show it. So far they have won nine out of their last 12 matches in league play and took four out of six games during a road trip on Thursday. Shuffleboard Exeter October 2 5 game winners Anne Northey Allen Johns Delmer Skinner Marge McCurdy Hal Walsh 4 game winners Muriel Marshall Sam Skinner Doris Denham 3 game winners Wilma Davis October 3 4 game winners Joe Gosar Marge McCurdy Tom Williams Sena Gosar Delmer Skinner 3 game winners ina Williams Wilma Davis Doris Denham 487 392 397 367 326 354 308 305 312 408 353 336 331 331 386 284 223 South Huron lost a close 13-15 match to Central Huron but turned around winning the next two 15-10 and 15-1 1. They also beat F.E. Ma- dill 15-12 and 15-10 before running out of steam in the final match los- ing 8-15. There are only three returnees from last year's line-up, but the team is serving, passing and block- ing well and they are more than keeping up to some of the older teams in the league. "This year's team may be in- experienced, but they are willing to learn and fun to coach," said Jan- kowski. , Junior Boys Volleyball In junior boys volleyball action, South Huron took on Clinton and F.E. Madill on Thursday winning four out of six matches. The juniors beat Clinton 15-12. lost their second match 9-15 but re- bounded with a close 15-13 win to take the game. After losing to Ma- dill 14-16 in the first match the Panthers won the next two 15-6 and 15-13. Coach Scott Halpenny credits Paul Gregus for his offensive play, Jeremy Parsons for his accurate serving and Jeff Campbell for set- ting up the kills in front of the net. The junior boys yolleyball team have nine wins and three losses so far this season. Both teams will play at home on Thursday. 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Clan* 'Adoring MUHRR ■ 111<I11111111 HAY'S AUTO RECONDITIONING . err ne1Y arra ee� Haman a ea— ere5ra1agi 2624342 aese r r carr• erg Times -Advocate, October 9, 1996 Page 15 Centennials end bect season in 10 years Their last game was a close 1-0 loss EXBTBR - The Exeter Centenni- als earned a playoff berth in the Western Ontario Soccer League as they completed Second Division Central play with a 13-7-0 win -loss -tie record. The team scored 55 goals while allowing 29 goals. In semi-final action, the Centennials travelled to St. Columban on Saturday where they were eliminated from playoff conten- tion after losing a close 1-0 game. The game started evenly. Joe Martens and Joe D'Arians were a composed, yet in- timidating force on defence for the Centennials. The St. Columban of- fense was forced back every time they tried to attack through the mid- dle and any crossed balls were cleared once they entered the 18 - yard box. 9�. Dan Martens, Ruud Veldhuizen and Nick Szabo each missed on good shots just off the goal. A free kick at the 20 minute mark resulted in a St. Columban goal when their striker used his height to head the ball home. The second half was con- trolled by the Centennials, but scoring was not in the gahte plan, and St. Columban ad- vanced to the final with a 1-0 win. With their best season in a decade, the Centennials end their campaign with a posi- tive feeling about the fu- ture. Coach John Rasenberg is looking forward to the 1997 training camp, where he hopes to see the best local players gathering to help gain a First Division berth for Exeter soc- cer. Claybird Gun Club Exeter - Results from Annual Skeet Shoot Jamie Caldwell A first Jody Mosurinjohn B first Bill Stewart Glen Jeffery John Mogk Bill Stewart Russ Beaver B C Veteran Veteran second first second first second 94 91 90 84 81 90 85 Exeter Junior D - Hawks vs Ayr Friday Oct. 11. 8:30 p.m. South Huron Recreation Centre, Exeter v i J 1 MVO A well prepared resume will help you get the job you are looking for! A resume detailing an applicant's work history and education is extremely helpful to an employer who is seeking a person for a specific job vacancy. Your personal resume should accompany your letter of application. 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