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Twit's-Atlpocate, April 8, 1998
Eager to perform
Ready, girls? Exeter Mini Classics members Jenalyn Baker,
left, Ashley Ralph, Sarah Overholt, Lisa Hakvoort and. Maria
Dinney reveal their nervous anticipation just minutes before
hitting the ice at the Exeter Precision Skating Showcase
held at the South Huron Recreation Centre Sunday.
(photo/Brenda Burke)
High roller
That's a game. Zurich Town and Country Lanes bowler Jen
Glazier of Dashwood was given a special recognition plaque
from the Ontario Five -Pin Bowlers' Association Bluewater zone
on Thursday for her 399 game during December's Bluewater
Zone Ontario Open. For more on bowling, see Ron Dann's col-
umn on page 17.
Zurich's best on ice
Trophy winners. The Zurich and Area Figure Skating Club
held its banquet on Sunday at the Zurich arena. Pictured
are trophy winners, front left: Scott Kipfer-novice IV
Canskate badge, Jenna Becker junior bronze dances and
class 7 skating skills, Jessica Geoffrey -novice IV Cansk-
ate badge; back left: Julie Hearn -class 6 skills and pe-
liminary dances/freeskate, Meagan Gingerich-junior silver
dances and class 5 skills and Sarah -Rae Lovie gold danc-
es and class 2 skills. (photo/Brenda Burke)
SPORTS
Exeter's best
Cutting edge skaters. The Exeter Figure Skating Club recognized its top skaters at its annual awards banquet last week.
Left photo, front left: Brenna Anstett-most improved senior skater, Maria Dinney, skater of the year, Kaitlyn Hakvoort-most
improved Canskate '8' skater; back left: Laura Noakes -most improved intermediate skater, Meghan Cooper -amateur coach
of the year, Shelley Miller- gold figures, Kim MacLean -gold test dance, Jason Roy -most improved Canfigure, Corey Firth -most
improved Canskate 'A'. Right photo: Marley Baker, left, was recognized for her first competitive experience at the Western
Ontario Section Special Needs competition on March 28. Beside her is coach Patty Barnett. The March 28 meet was the
first time Marley skated in front of an audience.
For all the marbles
One more game. Lucan 'DD' bantam Mike Pletch speeds
up the ice during game four of the team's Ontario Minor
Hockey Association final series versus Mariposa at Lucan
Community Memorial Centre on Sunday afternoon. The ban-
tams lost the game 4-3. Lucan scorers: Adam Thomson,
Matt Thompson and Trevor Smith; assists: Thompson (2),
Thomson and Darrell Parsons. The bantams won game
three at home on Saturday 5-3. Lucan goals: Thomson (3),
Smith and Thompson; assists: Thompson (2) and Thom-
son. The winner of game five on Friday, 3:30 p.m. in Lucan
will win the Ontario championship. (photo/Brenda Burke)
Minor
hockey
scoreboard
Exeter Minor Hockey
Nabisco Atom AE
April 3 - ()MHA finals
Game 3 - Exeter 5 at Ennismore 2
Goals: Jordan Darling (2). Adam Johns (21.
Scott Looslcy
Assists: Brat Hackett (3). Michael Cooper,
Luke Kerslake. Mark Seip. Chad Taylor.
Lnoslcy
Exeter Atom AL OMHA champions
Stephen Minor Hockey
UM Peewee Bullshooters
March 31
Stephen 6 al Lucan 7
(:oak: Many Glavin (2). Geoff Duckworth
(2). Jamie Bibby. James Reschke
' Assists: Reschke. Nevin Hodgms (3). Reid
O'Neill (2). Wes de Lange, Chris McNeil
Goaltender: Richard Young
Lucan won the 'A' championship Good
effort by Stephen Lucan Shamrock players
scored 15 of their 16 goals in the series.
Season record: W 44, L 19, T 7
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