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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1998-05-27, Page 17S()RTS_ Times -Advocate, May 27, 1998 Page 17 Cents tall to SaintT2-1 EXETER - The Exeter Cen- tennials senior men's soccer team couldn't find their scoring touch in a 2-1 home loss to St. Thomas 'B' at Canners Field on Sunday evening. Cents keeper/spokesperson George McEwan said his team gave away another three points in the Western Ontario Soccer League Division 11 standings to "weaker opposition" as they were unable to capitalize on their few scoring opportunities. • An early penalty shot goal against Exeter set the stage giv- ing the visitors a 1-0 lead after five minutes. The Cents recovered well and dominated the rest of the first half, but were unable to get good scoring chances. The second half opened with yet another penalty shot awarded against Exeter. St. Thomas didn't let the chance for a 2-0 lead to slip away. Exeter's Dan Martens was able to bring his team to within one goal by •shelving a shot from 30 yards out behind the St. Thomas keeper with 15 minutes to play. But St. Thomas kept Cents shooters at hay and hung on for the win. The Centennials next host Blucwater Pre- mier in Cup play tonight at Canners Field at 6:3() p.m. Wrong guess. Exeter Centennials goal- keeper George McEwan gets scored on by a St. Thomas player on a pen- alty kick during their game at Canners Field on Sunday. Exeter lost 2-1. Forrest leaps to third at WOSSA track and field meet LONDON - South Huron Dis- trict High School's Ben Forrest jumped to a third place finish in midget boys high jump at the WOSSA championships at St. - Thomas Aquinas on Thursday. Forrest's final jump height was 1.70. He advances to OFSAA West competition at St. Thomas Parkside Collegi:.e Institute on Saturday., .Forresi qualified for WOSSA competition by frn)shiitg second at the Huron -Perth championships at Goderich on May 12-13 with a fi- nal jump of 1.62. These other South Huron athletes attended WOSSA. (though didn't qualify for OFSAA) with their places and performances at Huron- Perth that earned them the right to go to WOSSA (note, several ath- letes chose not to compete at WOS- SA due to other commitments): •Crelene Duck -2nd midget girls high jump (1.37); Forrest -2nd mid- ge) boys high jump (1.62): 2nd• midget boys long jump (5.44, did not compete at WOSSA in event); •Lindsey Jean -4th junior girls 10Om (14.70, did not compete at WOSSA); Brian Harrigan -4th jun- ior boys 20Om (26.30); Sarah Gar- diner-3rk junior girls high jump (1.38), '5th junior girls triple jump (8.66); Brandon Martin -5th junior boys high jump (1.63); Paul Gre- , -ma . r x5'1 • $J Top Jocks. These South Huron District High School track and Feld athletes attended the Hu- ron -Perth championships at Goderich May 12-13 along with their coaches. Front left: coach Kendra Pennington, Crelene Duck, Nathan Zimmerman, Chris Brandon, Lindsey Jean, Brandon Martin, coach Mike Soldan; back left: coach Phil Conley, Ben Forrest, Christian Stuckless, Jer- emy VanEsbroeck, Paul Gregus, Greg Roy and Sarah Gardiner. Absent -are Brian Harrigan, Joey Forrester, Jason Becker, Lance Pfaff, Jeff Miller, Nicole Alexander and Gina Fragiskatos. gus-6th junior boys javelin, (36.40, did not compete at WOSSA ); *Joey Forrester -5th senior hays 200m (26.50, did not compete 'at WOSSA); ,Christian Stuckless-2nd senior hogs 1.500n) (4:35.34), 1st Ontario tug-of-war qualifying round to be held in Dashwood By Katherine Harding T -A Reporter STEPHEN TOWNSHIP - The Blucwater Tug - of -War team and the Friedshurg Days Committee are teaming up. to bring a provincial qualifying tug-of-war competition to Dashwood this August long weekend. 'The announcement was made Wednesday hy Friedshurg Days co-chair Karen Schadc. The 1}luewater team which was horn out of the 14th Sodhusters team that was established in 1982, hopes to be a major contender at Friedshurg Days. Blucwater team member Erich Freitcr com- mented that the Dashwood based team has big goals for this season. "Through diligence and training we even hope to go on and represent Canada at the world com- petition." Freitcr said. For the first year ever the team is being coached. Jim Connolly a London resident who originally hails from Waterford. Ireland has been guiding both the men's and women's teams through two to three practices per week. Freiter is excited about Connolly's presence in the club. "I have taken the team to the limit of my ex- perience," he said. "Jim is the person that can take us that extra step." Ontario Tug -of -War president Malcolm Mon- teith was on hand to hear the Friedsburg Day an- nouncement and promote the sport. Monteith said that tug-of-war is making sig- nificant strides to be reinstated back into the Olympics. When the modern Olympics began again in 1896, it was an event but in thc 1920s it was dropped from competition. The sport currently meets all thc requirements to be reinstated including having more than 25 countries as members in an international gov- erning organization. Monteith also commented that the Tug -of -War international Federation president is a member of the International Olym- pic Committee. "The history of the sport is there...now we just have to build it up again," said Monteith. The Bluewater Tug -of -War women's team is shown here practicing outside Dashwood last week. The club will hold a provincial qual- ifying meet during Friedsburg Days. senior boys 3.000m (9:5590); Jer- emy VanEshroeck- 1st senior boys shot put (I 1.87), 1st senior boys discus (30.78). 3rd senior boys jav-, cltn (41.56): Jason Becker -3rd sen- , for boys discus (25.90). Coach Kendra Pennington said 19 South Huron athletes qualified lir Huron -Perth in 15 events, what co -coach Phil Conley said are the hest results lot the school's track and field team in recent memory. "It's onlygoing to get better," Pennington said. "We'll have more kids out next .year." Tum to page 24 10r golf scores and women's soccer... Exeter lawn bowling May 16 Doris Hamilton John Cooper Wilmer Adkins Jerry UeHoer Myrtle Maguire Ray Hodgson Courtney Smith Fran Micklc BobThompson May 18 Marion Dearing Bob Thompson Verona Snider Lawrence Russell Ralph Batten Doris Hamilton Pat Palen Courney Smith Marshall Dearing May 19 Mike Underhill Ray Hodgson Har Brintnell Jerry DeBocr Myrtle Maguire May 23 Mike Underhill Ray Hodgson Myrtle Maguire Ralph Batten Har Brintnell Mary Waller Don Maguire Jason Batten Jeremy Batten 2W3I 2W28 2W26 2 W 26 2W24 2W23 2W18 I W20 I W20, 2W36 2W33 2W33 2W32 2W32 2W31 2W3I 2W30 2W27 2 W28 2W27 2 W 26 2W25 2WI8 2W27 2W24 2W22 2W22 2W22 1W16 IW16 1WI3 1W12 Drag Rachig Results Name Ed Smith, Lasalle Rick Frayne, Exeter Dave Bryson, Exeter Bill Ward, Leamington Haugh Tire Inc. 265 Thames Rd. Hwy. #83 East Exeter Call 235-3752 Grand Bend.Motorplex -Final round results May 23 Car Super Pro 93 Spitzer .532 8.043 166.35 Aired. .439 8.626 147.71 Pro 83 Camaro Z28 67 Chev II Super Bike 89 Suzuki GSXR 77 Kawasaski Mod Street 80 Cutlass 85 Cutlass Street 83 Camaro Z28 86 Mustang King of the Beach Qualifier #1 Dave Bryson, Exeter ' 83 Camaro Z28 .674 Eric Sampson, London 80 Cutlass .589 Pro Comp Door Carl Spiering, Jordan Stat. 37 Coupe.. Joe Hishon, Stratford 39 Willys #1 Qualifier Carl Spiering 37 Coupe Pro Comp No Door Scott Wildgust, Stratford 95 LJ Dragster Tom Rogers, Sterling Heigh. 34 Roadster. #1 Qualifier Tim Martin, Barrie 97 Mike Boss - Grand Bend Micro Speedway Feature results May 16 All Sport Jr. Micro Sprints Aqua Fine Mini Sports Pos Name Steve Streatch, Woodstock Shane Yeoman, London Eric Sampson, London B1 Allen. Wyoming Dave Bryson, Exeter Bruce Allen, Wyoming. R/T ET MPH 0.500 13.064 103.16 .499 11.176 119.49 0.514 9.009 133.01 .58 9.486 135.52 .504 14.561 83.25 .605 14.306 90.05 .543 13.056 100.88 .411 15.33 90.58 13.045 102.23 14.526 90.93 .579 7.444 169.55 .531 8.861 151.23 7.485 181.67 .544 7.759 136.40 .532 11.11 98.15 6.839 193.67 Pepsi Micro Sprints Pos. Name• Pos. Name 1 Paul Shipway 1 Shaun Jennison 1 Heather Ban - 2 Man Shipway 2 -- -Dustin Lashmar 2 Shawn Kemps 3 Steven Stewart 3 Kyle Patrick 3 Wade Litt 4 Sean Stafford 4 Jason Wilson 4 Mike Powers 5 Darren McLennan 5 Josh Wood ' 5 Tom Kyle Point standings as of May 16 All Sport Jr. Micro Sprints Aqua Fina Mini Sprints Name Pts .._ Name Ptr Paul Shipway 240 Mau Shipway 202 Steven Stewart 183 Chris Hearn . 179 Brent Kemps 176 Shaun Jennison 238 Dustin Lashmar 216 Jason Wilson 178 Kyle Patrick , 175 Darcy McLennan 168 Pepsi Micro Sprints Name , Pts Shawn Kemps 240 Heather Barr 217 Darrell Limon 174 Dave Hickson 170 Curtis Garth 157 Slo-pitch 98 - Exeter Men Recent scores Mudcats 10 vs RSD Seminoles 12 Syfilco 2 vs. Murphys 31 Barfly? 7 vs. 7 Inning Stretchers 8 Mudhens 3 vs. Ellison Travel 5 Murphys 20 vs Mudhens 9 Ellison Travel 19 vs. Knighthawks 9 Syfilco 8 vs ETR Sluggers 16 Mudhens 4 vs Mudcats 4 ETR Sluggers 26 vs Mudhens 8 - ' Mixed Nuts 7 vs. 7 Innings Stretchers 16 Inndtans 11 vs Syfilco 14 • • Barflyz 6 vs. Mudcats 17 Standings as of May 20 Division Team - Record Pts. Overall Lavicr Division ETR Sluggers 5W 01. OT 10 1 Knighthawks 2W 2L OT 4 6 7th Inning Str 2W 31. OT 4 7 Inndians IW 3L OT 2 11 Rogan Division Murphys 3W IL 0T 7 2 Ellison Travel 3W IL OT 6 4 Mudcats ' 2W 2L IT 5 5 Syfilco 2W 3L OT 4 8 Jarrett Division RSD Seminoles 3W IL OT 6 Mudhens • IW 3L IT 3 Barfly? 1W 3 L I T 3 Mixed Nuts OW 4L OT 0 9 10 12 Exeter V Sit May 19 Exeter (V) 4 vs Grand Rend 111i 0 Goals for Exeter V: Alex Marzo (2), Kurt's VanOsch (2) Assists for Exeter V: David Geoffrey. Kums VanOsch Shutout: Brett Oud Exeter U-13 gkis Exeter Falcons 5 vs Exeter Hornets 2 Goals for Falcons: Lindsay Muller (2). Chantelle Elder. Danielle Long. Karly Pinder Good parsing by: Brenna Anstett. Mull- er. Elder. Pinder. Aimee McCann. Justine Fusick. Ashley Sedlak. Theresa Gallagher. Alina McCrae Good defence hy: Julie Farquhar. Ashley Sedlak. Ashley Des)ardme. Beth Hundey. Bnanna Ramsey Goaltenders: McCann. Elder Exeter Sgrdrt IV Blazers May 19 - Exeter (IV) 3 vs. Exeter (111) Goals for Exeter IV: Justine VanEs- broeck. Mike Sonthirath. Kenny Allen Exeter Lasers U-13 boys May 6 - Exeter I at Strathroy Thunder 1 Goal: Nathan Spivey Goaltender: Nate Holmes May 13 - Lambeth Ker Coating 1 at Exet- er 2 Goals: Chris Hem (2) Goaltender: Fragisko Fragiskatos May 20 - Exeter 8 at North Middlesex 2 Goals: Craig Hoover. John Edwards, Fra- giskatos. Spivey (5) Goattender: Holmes •Next game: May 27 vs. I' ensal Park at Exeter Public School Exeter Strike Force 11.18 gkis May 21 Goals: Fallan Giles (3), Kathy Ann Ke- skinen (2) Goaltender: Kelly Farwell• Baseball roundup Exeter Junior Rookie Purple Rockets 14 vs. Yellow team 8 Runs for Purple: Brittany Meidinger (2). Luke Kennedy (2). Laura Noakes (3). Steve Morgan (2). Staci Miller (2). Molly Hunter. Kelsey Hem (I homerun). Kally Bryson Runs for Yellow: Mitchell Partndge (2). Scott Overholt. Jayden Desjardin (2). Ste- ven Maas. Jeff Penn. Megan Overholt Defensive players of the game for Pur- ple: Tyler Bryson. Jake Hem Blue team 12 vs Green team 12 Top hitters: Greg Lovelace. Mitchell Boyle (tnple with 2 rbi) Next game: May 30 Senior bolds 51 Minim May 20 Exeter (I) 19 vs Exeter (Ii) 17 Runs for Exeter (1): Matt Sangster (3). Sean Harngan.(2). A.1 Miller (2). Jake Homuth. Shawn Morgan (2), Blake Reid. Kyle Bryson (2). Tim Bilcke. Stephen Os- good. James Marsden (2). Justin Anstett (2) Player of the game: Miller May 3 Exeter (1) 35 at Lucknow 15 Goals: Anstett (4). Marsden (4), Miller (4). Morgan (3). Bilcke (2). Osgood (2), Bryson (2). Sangster (2). Brad Price (2). Homuth (4). Harrigan (3). Reid (3) Player of the game: Anslen Exeter Mosquito ill May 21 - St. Marys 3 atExeter 33 Runs: Adam Jackson (4). Brett Crerar (3). Chad Taylor (5). Enc Cosman (4). Steve Holmes (3), Travis Elder (3). Brett Hackett (4). Corey Bilcke (2), Scott Loos - ley (2). Mitchell Iredale (3) Next game: May 28. hone vs. Dashwood Exeter SeWs Sr. Rookies May 20 - Exeter Seip's valumart 17 vs. Exeter Dave Moore Fuels 19 Runs for Seip's valumart: Chad Hackett (3). John Glaville (2). Brent Johns (2). Mitch Overholt (2), Matthew Thompson (2). Anthony Vink, Bradley Vink (2). Ben Hodgins (2). Tim Burtch Good defence by: Thompson, Derek Spence Next game: May 26 in Listowel. May 27 home at 6:15 vs. Mitchell dam Spirt ads May 20. Osborne 14 at Hensall 17 Home runs: 'act Marshall, Julie Prout Pop fly caught by: Janette Dykstra Pitchers: Brittany Foster, Lindsey Run- dle. umdle. Janette Dykstra. Jessica Bray 'May 21 - Foliation 16 at Usbome 18 Holm runt: Prout, Rundle (2) Pitchers: Rundle, Dykstra, Bray erelMN sem ors, Crediton 21 vs. Usbome 4 Home runs: Matthew McAuslan, Dan Dykernan Pitchers: Matthew Marlene. David Des- jardine