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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1998-05-06, Page 17SPORTS Tinier-Aili►oeutr, Mut/ (t, 1')')8 Priv• I/ . Paw power. At left: South Huron junior boys soccer player Brad Cox, left, shows his foot -eye co-ordination in front of a Madill opponent during their game at Exeter on April 29. At right: Pan- ther senior soccer player Ryan Beattie, .right, keeps his eyes on the ball during a game versus London Lucas at. the South Hu- ron invitational tourney. Panther senior boys soccer back to top form EXETER - The South Huron senior hoys sdccer team put it to- gether in league play last week" but fell short at their own tournament on Friday and Saturday. rebounding with two quick goals after falling hehind early. Monteith scored South Huron's fiat tally, making no mistake after missing on an earlier breakaway. . The seniors won their first game . Dave Farquhar scored the winner on Friday over Saugeen 1-0 On a by driving a kick through the keep - Trevor Boersma penalty kick. The er's hands on a 30 yard free kick. • Panthers were blanked 3-0 by Lon- Coach George McEwan said don Lucas in game two. Dave- Rohilliard and his defensive In the semi-final the Panthers- crew played well. to limit the Sea - took the eventual .c npions. Strat- forth strikers' chances and Ryan ford Central. to .:rtimc before Beattie had a good game at mid - lowing out by a 3-2 score. Chad field. Monteith and Chris Reahurn At home on Wednesday. the sen - brought the seniors hack from a 2-0 deficit to send it into extra time. South Huron lost their last game versus Lucas 3-0. - During league play in Seat -brill on Monday, the seniors won 2-1. The Panthers were the dominant team. iors shutout Wingham F.E. Madill 2-0. Reahurn scored South Huron's first goal with a great shot into the top corner from 40 yards out •after the Panthers missed out on a few good chanceti including a missed penalty kick. Source for Sports Inline Hockey League Results for May 3 ,Steelers 9 vs. Bandits 11 Goals for Steelers: Rob lieVries (7). Chad Monteith (5), Ryan Sullivan,(2). Ben Parsons • Assists for Steelers: DeVries (2). Monteith (2). Sullivan (3). Skylar VanKruistum ' Goals for Bandits: Steve- Farquhar (4). John Prydc (3). Ryan Knee. Wayne Cole (3) Assists for Bandits: Farquhar. Prvdc. Cole (2 i• • Snipers 12 vs. Coasters 5 Goals for Snipers: Micheal MacLean. Shane Andrews (5). Adan) Johns: Brett Hackett (3). Chad Hackett. Chris Skinner Assists for Snipers: MacLean. Andrews, Anstett. Scott.Varley. skinner - Goals. for Coasters: Chad.Snell. Kelton Hefley. Ben•Willis-Leake. S,Ott Loostey . Andrew Sedlak A•ssists for Coasters: Willis -Leake. Loosley. Jeff Brown • Diggers 13 vs. Rippers 4 Goals for Diggers: Scott Keys (2). Colin Sauder. Scott Davies. Andrew Mauer (2). Jason Ingram. Tim Maver (3). Daryl Weiss (3) Assists for Diggers: Geoff Duckworth.,A. Mauer. Nick Bavdey. T • Maser. Weiss (2) Goals for Rippers: Darryl Bourne (3). Steven Rascnherg Assist for Rippers: Chris Desjardine Vipers 9 vs. Eagles 9 (Goals for Vipers: Curtis Masse (2.). Ben Hodgins (1). Corey VanAltena (2). Wayne Drake. Andrew Sedlak Assists for Vipers: Hodgins. David Drake. Larry Northover Goals for Eagles: Nick Anstett (2). Corey Bilcke (3). Erik Denommc (2). Brent Johns. Troy Elder ' Assists for Eagles: Anstett (2). Elder. Denommc. Johns Bowling a big part of Senior Games By Ron Dann ZURICH - Five pin. ten pin and lawn bowlers will provide a high per- centage of the com- petitors in this summer's Huron - Perth -Middlesex (H -P -M) District 29 Senior Ganies to be hosted by Mitchell June 15-16. London (District- 30) is not included in District 29 H -P -M Senior Games competition. -More than 20 five pin teams. with five on each team. numerous lawn bowling three member teams and several three bowler ten pin teams arc expected to enter by the May 26 H -P -M meeting at Mitchell. Because of unavailability of facilities, five pin is scheduled for Stratford Mike's Lanes Junc 15-16 while ten pin competition will be hosted by London. Fleetway Lanes June 9. Other sports included are carpet bowling, contract bridge, cribbage, crokinolc, darts. euchre. golf. horseshoes, floor shuffleboard. snooker, solo, swimming, tennis and walking. Community playoffs arc now underway to provide repre- sentatives to compete at Mitchell. District 29 H -P -M Gold medal winners from all the games. except crokinolc and solo, will advance to the 1998 Actifest Provincial Senior Games Championships August 16-- 18 at Windsor. Actifest is held every second year. Next year the Southwestern Ontario Regional Senior Games in Chatham will fill the void before Actifest• Provincial returns in the year 2000. Kippen Gun Club April 29 Trap Glen Mogk Brad Mann George Hamm Ernie Marshall Dennis Boyd Jon Gasser Tim Hoff Gord Robinson Pat Glazier Dan Crerar Dave Hayter Paul Hoff Justin Boel 25 25 24 24 23 23 23 22 22 22 22 21 21 McEwan sant Mikc V1'iRIO m. Beattie and Jayden Russell kept the visiting wingers at . hay with a strong dclenave wall -rn the corner. while Rohilliard and Rocr,nw con- trolled the Huddle of the field - -Geoff Magi starred the play Thai gave the Panthers their last goal. midway through the • second half • He chased down a hall. in.the corner and. then placed a -cross on the head of Luke Sons win; knocked it into • the top of the net • • The seniors are -now. .3-1-1 tor the season and head to the Port Dover tournament on the weekend.. • The Tumor hoys heat host St. Anne'. 4-0 on Monday. Goals were scored by Toni Phoutharath with two. Andrew Prout (8n a penaltj - shot I and Darren Marriali. '1'hc Juniors played Madill to a 0-. 0 tic at hone on April 29. Aran Beattie and Phoutharath were able lo keep Mc Madill Mustangs oft the hoard while Jared Briurnc• and Ja- son Monteith had chances up front lir the Panthers bur were stopped by good plays by- the- Madill de- fence. - Both teams .next host Central Hu- ron on Monday starting at 2 p.m: Sr. ruggers slip at Miller Cup STRATFORD': - The South. Hu ron District High School senior boys rugby team couldn't buy a win even if they wanted to at the Miller Cup tournament in Stratford on Saturday. The seniors.lost to the Stratford Northeastern 'B' `team 10-7, to the Walkerton Sacred Neon squad 12-0 and to Coburg 26-10.. Jeremy VanEsbroeck scored two tries. Leslie Vincent scrired one try and Jason Neil kicked a convert for the Panthers. Coach Terry O'Rourke said- the boys played very well against strong competition despite the loss- es. Six junior players saw . action with the seniors. • The seniors fared better at. Si• Marys on Thursday with •a 22-5 win. Judd Desjardine. Jeremy Pick- ering, Vincent and Neil sewer) in, :. for the Panthers wilt, Neil :ulrlipp a convert. O'Rourke said tlx: Warn played slow lira half hut lit mutilated In Ilii second frame showing. good hall control and hall retention- in .i good- dcfensive effort The girls played well versus St' Marys but lou 10-5. The senior hoys edged.hois' Wcst - minstcr 17-15 on April 28 Vii nEshroeck ran for three tries and - Neil kicked a convert O'Rourke said the game was a bit sloppy hut gave the boys full measure for the victory. The girls and the µrnu►r hos hosted Northwestern after press yesterday and all three Panther teams travel to Wingham 1 F • Ma- dillllrmorrow. - . Mo.ihe4'S 20avi All Mother's Visiting On Saturday & Sunday - A FRIES 31/2" Seed Geranium TE -EM FARM Qt- rde.seir's Panadi4e 'EVERYTHING you NEED FOR YOUR GARDEN!! 5►«► . aha Pet -voids, Bosic&$ ;wiltBoautifit .� Colour t ids of New Void i^c!udrg Purple W°re Pew"' dr We're having a party. 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