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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1996-11-20, Page 18• Page 18 Times -Advocate, November 20, 1996 This Week in Sports... • Oi.IAA hockey comes to Exeter - page 19 • Hensall Minor Hockey hosts spinal injury clinic - page 19 RINGETTE NOVICE November 17 - tournament in Hen- > Exeter White 3 vs. Walkerton 12 Goals: Katie Stewart (2), Danielle Ritchie ' Assists: Stewart, Ritchie Goaltender: Kelsey O'Rourke Game 2 Exeter White 6 vs. Chatham 22 Goals: Stewart (4), Michelle Desjar- dine, Amber Caldwell, Ritchie (2) Assists: Kristyn Resler, Caldwell, O'Rourke Goaltender: Lindsay Allen Game 3 Exeter White 12 vs. Seaforth 15 Goals: Stewart (10), Ritchie, Caldwell Assists: Stewart, Ritchie (4), O'Rourke, Caldwell (2), Jenna Phillips, Rita Kemp, Regier, Desjardine Goaltender: Alen November 17 - Ringette tournament Exeter Red 11 vs. London 5 Goals: Brittney Schroeder (5), Emily Inson (2), Lea Mudge (2). Kelsey Pind- er. Cassandra Morrissey Assists: Schroeder, Inson, Mudge (2), Alecia Drummond, Kristin Ferguson Game 2 Exeter Red S vs. Stratford 3 Goals: Schroeder (4), Lauren Taylor Assists: Taylor (2), Ferguson (3), Inson Game3 - Exeter Red 7 vs. Mitchell 4 Goals: Mudge (5), Michelle Gaiser, In - son Assists: Inson. Schroeder (4) PETITE November 16 - Exeter tournament Game 1 Mitchell 7 vs. Exeter Optimist 'C' 3 Goals: Jaclyn Marshall, Sherri Skinner, Brittany Revington Assists: Marshall, Jocelyn Stire (2), Jennifer Timmermans • Goaltender: Holly Hem Shots on goal:Exeter 24, Mitchell 21 Game 2 St. Thomas 7 vs. Exeter Optimist 'C' 0 Goaltender: Miranda Grenier Shots on goal: Exeter 20, St. Thomas 55 Game 3 Stratford 9 vs. Exeter Optimist 'C' 5 Goals: Marshall (2). Royiogton, Greq�, -er, Stire' C • Assists: Revington'(2), Stire (2), Jenni- fefAlderdice, Rebecca DeVries, Aman- da Overholt Goaltender: Hem Shots on goal: Stratford 39. Exeter 27 November 17 Exeter Optimist 'C' 1 at London 4 Goal: Timmermans Assists: Christina Cook, Amy Taylor Goaltender: Grenier Shots on goal: Exeter 13, London 22 November 16 - Exeter tournament Exeter 'A' M&M Meats 4 vs. Sea - forth 5 Goals: Amber Preszcator, Karly Pinder, Chantelle Elder, Denise Ritchie Assists: Chelsey Mommersteeg, Presz- cator, Elder, Megan Skinner, Julie Far- quhar. Jamie Darling Game 2 Exeter 'A' M&M Meats 2 vs. Wool- wkh'AA' 15 Goals: Sarah Hesse!, Amy Taylor Assists: Skinner, Farquhar Game 3 Exeter 'A' M&M Meats 7 vs. Wal- kerton S Goals: Mommersteeg, Pinder (2), Eld- er, Ritchie, Farquhar, Taylor Assists: Mommersteeg, Preszcator, Pinder, Elder (3), Skinner, Shannon Baer, Farquhar (2), Darling, Aimee McCann Goaltender:Sarah Hesse! The team ended the tournament in third place. November 12 Stratford 7 at Exeter (II) 4 Goals: Miranda Knight, Meghan Gait- er, Mary Gregus, Robyn Etherington Assists: Terri Regier, Etherington (2), (wiser Goaltender: Stacey Snow November 17 - Exeter tournament Stratford 9 vs. Exeter (II) 1 Goal: Knight Assists: Etherington, Tenn Mittleholtz Playing well was: Stacey Button Game 2 Mitchel 12 vs. Exeter ([1)10 Gals: Knight (2), Etherington (4), Geiser, Grerag , Regier (2) Assists: Gaiter, 1 Montgomery (2), Gregus (2), Ash y Rasenbag Gast) St. Thomas 10 vs. Exeter (11) 3 Goals: Gregus, Snow, Regier Assists: Mittleholtx (2) Galtevdeft Gaiter November 17 - Exeter tournament Exeter 'A' 7 vs. Walkerton 4 Goals: Kern a Patton (3), Leemuse orb I?a, Ashley Gooch (2) AtNW: hon ErbKrista Hodge (3). Tammy McClure, Heather Morgan Exeter 'A' 5 vii. Seafbt h S Goal: /kb (4), McClure Assists: McClure, Nicole Zwaan, Mor- gan, Brittney Caldwell, Gooch Game 3 Exeter 'A' 10 vs. Owen Sound 1 Goals: Gooch (3), Fib (2). Fulton (3), Zwaan, McClure Assists: Fib (2), Fulton (2) Gold medal winters. Next game: Nov. 19, 7:00, in Hensall, Exeter vs. Mitchell 'A' ), The Exeter Novice Red Mt- gette team placed first in a tournament hosted by the Exeter and District Ringette Association on Sunday. Back row from left, Coach Ken Pinder, Kristen Fergu- son, Kristen Reschke, Law - en Taylor, Emily Inson, Alicia Drummond, Kelsey Pinder, coach Lisa Taylor. Front row from left, Cassandra Morris- sey, Lea Mudge, Brittney Schroeder, Sarah Watson and Michelle Gaiser. A pho- to of the Exeter Tween "A" gold medal winners was not available by press time. It will , appear in next week's :t 1eliovtxight, Exet- er`•:Optim_ ists 'Petite "C" players, Theresa Gallagher, left, congratulates her team- mate Miranda Grenier after -they scored a goal during their last game of the se- ries. Exeter curlers compete at Senior Zone Playdowns PALMERSTON - Three local curlers competed at the Ontario Curling Association Senior Zone Playdowns in Palmerston over the weekend. Skip, Ralph Astle, Ho- --ward Hodge and Jim Lone, repre- senting Exeter, defeated Hanover and Listowel in the first two games on Saturday, but lost the third to Kincardine who went on to become "A" side champions. The three curlers were then knocked over to the "B' side where. they were eliminated by Palmers- ton. Astle said the team played very well overall but "we came out a lit- tle flat in the third game." • TA sports photos can be yours... Drop into the Times Advocate and pick out your favorite negative I Two Exeter teams win gold medals at home tournament Exeter Novice "Red" and the Exeter Tween "A" teams placed first in their divisions at the 32 team tourney EXETER/HENSALL - The Exeter and District Ringette Associa- tion hosted a 32 team tournament over the weekend with two out of the seven teams representing Exeter winning gold medals. The Exeter Novice "Red" and the Exeter Tween "A" teams cap- tured gold medals on Sunday after placing first in a round robin points tournament. Coached by Doug Miners, Jodi Walsh and Tammy Preszcator, the Tweens defeated Walkerton 7-4, tied Seaforth 5-5 before crushing Owen Sound 10-1 in Exeter on Sunday. Leeann Erb led Exeter with eight goals and three assists in the three -game series, she was followed by Kerri Fulton with six goals and three assists, Ashley Gooch with five goals and one assist, Tam- my McCure had two goals and two as- sists while Heather Morgan, Krista Hodge, Nicole Zwaan and Brittney Caldwell contributed assists. Coach Miners said the entire team played excellent maintaining good posi- tion while setting up their plays very well. The second game was the highlight of the series as the Tweens overcame a two goal deficit to tie Seaforth at five. Min- ers said the team remained patient and composed allowing them to come from behind late in the game. The Exeter Novice Red team won gold after sweeping all three of their games in Hensall on Sunday. Exeter defeated London 11-5, Stratford 5-3 and Mitchell 7-4 on their way to a first place finish. Brittney Schroeder scored a total of nine goals and five assists, closely followed by teammate Lea Mudge who scored seven goals and two assists in the series. Emily Inson, Michelle Gaiser, Lauren Taylor, Kristen Ferguson, Alecia Drummond Kelsey Pinder and CSsAandra Morrissey also contributed points. Coaches Ken Pinder and Lisa Taylor said all three games were close and everyone on the team played well. "This was a great experience and they had a lot of fun," said Pind- er. "Playing three games in one dais exciting for them." In otheilijourimmenuaction, on Saturday the Exeter Optimists Pe- tite "`C" team lost all tlu-eeof their games in the tournament series as did the Exeter Junior -team The Petite "A" team won one -of (heir -- three games beating Walkerton. On Sunday the Exeter Tween "C" and the Exeter Novice White team lost all three games despite a sol- id effort. President, Julie Ritchie said the tournament was a success and all of the home and visiting teams gained a lot of valuable playing ex- perience. However, there was a minor glitch in Hensall on Sunday. First the time clock stopped working and when they got it started again the power failed casting the arena in darkness. Aside from put- ting the tournament schedule off by one hour the technical problems didn't phase the players. "The kids thought it was hilarious and none of the teams minded," said Ritchie. "This was a great experience and they hada lot of fun. Playing three games in one day is exciting for them." Hawks lose wild shoot out The Exeter Hawks suffered thier second loss of the season to the North Middlesex Stars losing 10-8 in a high scoring game PARKHILL - Nathan Burns re-, turned to the Exeter Hawks' in fine' fashion on Friday night scoring a hat trick in front of a home crowd during Exeter's 5-3 win over Sea - forth on Friday night. But despite notching five goals the next night in Parkhill, the North' Middlesex Stars outscored the, Hawks 10-8 handing them their second foss of the season. Bill Hodge, John Rutten and Joey MacDonald also found the mark scoring one goal each against the Stars, but the team's eight goal of :. fort wasn't enough to overcome the three goal deficit they sustained in the second period. The Hawks entered the game with four starting players out of the line-up with injuries, and others not playing at 100 per cent; but with a total of 18 goals being scored, it was the goalies at both ends of the rink having a bad night. Darren Kints and Jason Glavin shared net - minding duties against the Stars. Things turned ugly early in the game with 31 penalties balled tak- ing almost one Nowt to complete the first period. Head butch Dave Rev- ington said the rough stuff worked to the Star's advantage on their home turf. "They like to play aggressive, that's their style and it suits their small rink," he said. Friday's effort was a close but much more disciplined game with Burns paving the way with his three goals. Chris McDonald and John Rutten also scored for Exeter in what proved to be their fourth consecutive win since they lost their first game of the season to Lu - can on Nov. 1. Revington was disappointed with the team's loss` on Saturday, but happy to see Burns produce instant results playing well with his old teammates after joining , them late in the season. He scored a total of eight goals in his first two games back and Revington doesn't expect him to stop there. "He's been a proven goal scorer for our team over the last three years and he's still doing it," he said about Burns describing him as an "impact player."' A Junior "D" All-Star in 1995- 96, Burns scored 35 goals for the Hawks last season and despite missing 13 games with the Hawks ;this year, he looks as though he's out for a repeat performance. "We were looking for more of- fense and he's going to do that for us...he's already started," said Rev- ington. The Exeter Hawks defeated Seaforth 5-3 on Friday before. losing 10-8 In Parkhill