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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1999-05-26, Page 23Wednesday, May 26, 1999 Exeter Getting there first Exeter Dolphins U-15 Girls London and DistrictYouth Soccer League (LDYSL) team member. Heidi Muller, centre, tries to outmuscle her Taxandria opponent during Saturday's game at Exeter's Cori munity Park.Taxandria won 64 Baseball/softball rcpc>rt May 17 - Mitchell 20 at Exter 6 Pitchers: Brett Crerar, Mitch lredale, Jake Homuth Hits: Chad Hackett, Crerar, Shawn Morgan, Justin Cann, Ben Hodgins May 19 - Exeter 23 at St. Marys 4 Pitchers: Iredale, Crerar, Homuth Hits: Crerar (3), Morgan (3), Iredale (2), Cann (2), A.J. Miller, Matt Johns (3). Steve Osgood (2). Homuth (2), Trent Taylor (2), Ben Hodgins Next game: May 24 in Listowel, 6:30 p.m. Us orae Minor Ball Squirt Girls May 20 - Hibbert 12 at Osborne 25 Singles: all the team members Triples: Robin Hammond Home runs: Shea Sutherland. Ashley Roger Steals home: Hammond, Kirsty Ortmanns, Roger. Erin Tordoff Pitchers: Ortmanns, Sutherland, Hammond Double play: Mikayla Skinner Great plays: two by Sarah Neeb, Ortmanns Lots of great hitting by the team. May 13 - Hibbert 2 at Crediton 17 Pitchers: Elisha Martene (2 innings, 1 KO), Margaret Guerts (1 inning, 2 KO), Carie Pertschy (2 innings) Hitters: Jessica Davies (home runs, 2 singles); Lindsay Parsons (triple, double); Geurts (triple, sin- gle); Pertschy, Krista Hodge, Martene, Nikki Cyr (singles) May 19 - Crediton 29 at Parkhill 8 Pitchers: Marlene, Geurts, Pertschy Hitters: Parsons (2 home runs, 5 for 5), Martene (5 for 5). Nikki Cyr (triple double), Jessica Davies (5 for 5, 1 home run);Carie Pertschy (5 for 5, 1 home run). Lindsay Barrett (4 hits), Megan Preszcator (4 hits), Margaret Geurts (3 hits), Krista Hodge and Cari Mason (2 hits) :.r .?;.•:.:; �..�•y.+K{.•rvs}:•....{}:i ::•:moi :{,^..: {r,.;•r • ;�?;tib:: ':ci•:�:•.. f�I ISshwood May 20 - Clinton 1 at Dashwood 14 Pitchers: Tim Meidinger (2 strikeouts in 2 innings), Jonathan Brand (4 strikeouts in 2 innings), Jake Romphf (2 strikeouts in 2 innings) Singles: Meidinger (2), Romphf, Brand, Jesse Schroeder (2). Jonathan Miller, Matt Anstett. Justin Hayter, Kevin Regier Doubles: Hayter, Schroeder, Mark Laye Jr. Great play: Jake threw out runner on first to end the game Next game: May 27, Mitchell at Dashwood, 7 p.m. May 17 - Lieury 42 at Zurich 10 Pitchers: Carrie Dixon (2 innings, 6 KOs), Michelle Trevithick (2 innings), Kayla Lagerwert (2 innings) Top hitters: all 10 girls Strong offence and pitching - Next game: May 25 vs. Parkhill addle Club returns to Exeter . EXETER - After a long absence from the commu- nityy., the Exeter Saddle Club held it's first show of the season at the Exeter Fair Grounds on May 16. Perfect weather provided for an excellent turnout with new members joining • and numerous spectators watching the events. Results of the show are in order of placing first to third. Senior showmanship: Eric Kirk, Tammy Richardson. Junior 'A' Showmanship: Sarah Miller, Kristal Gowan, Cindy. Gowan. Open English Pleasure: Barb McCaughey, Martine Bercier, Margaret Broom. Open Hunter Hack: Kristy Mitton.. Open English P g Equitation: Martine Bercier, Kristy Mitton, Barb McCaughey. Novice Walk Jog Trot: Amber Lord, Natalie Giesbrecht, Tammy Richardson. Open Reining: Margaret Geurts. Open Trail: Sarah Miller, Jessie Moore, Eric Kirk. Junior- 'B' Equitation: Jake Moore, Brittany Veinot. Novice Barrels: Kelly Litmley, Natalie Giescbrecht. Junior `A' Barrels: Ashley Buil, Morgan Grant, Meagan DeWetering. Junior Barrels: Jake Moore, Jake Moore, Brittany Veinot. Senior Barrels: Any Fotheringham, Morgan Grant, Al Parsons. Junior `A' Western Pleasure: Margaret Guerts, Sarah Miller, Jessie Moore. Senior Western Pleasure: Connie Finlayson, Barb McCaughey, Eric Kirk, Junior 'A' Flag Race: Matt Mousseau. Junior 'B' Flag Race: Brittany Veinot. Senior Flag Race: Morgan Grant, Al Parsons, Bob Parsons. Open Command: Sarah Miller, Gus Geurts, Wendy Laing. Junior Keyhole: Ashley Bull, Alisha Moore, Meagan DeWetering. Junior `B' Keyhole: Jake Moore, Brittany Venoit. Senior Keyhole: Al Parsons, John Geiger, Bev Mallon. Junior 67s magical for MacLean Continued from page 22 to win the Cup while Ottawa hosted the tournament and to do so in front of his family. MacLean said the 67s had to stay focused during the five week layoff between the end of their OHL playoff run and the Memorial Cup. The players counted the days down while working hard in practices and keep- ing in shape. MacLean said Ottawa's goaltending duo and defence were key to the Cup win. He added the offence stepped up as well since they were eeking out wins at the end of the season with only two or throe goals. He now has a different outlook on his hockey future after winning the Memorial Cup. Before the win, MacLean was thinking he would like to return to the 67s for his overage year. s .; x _:t,.} r•i:�xL;:ss._. ,. "I won't be back," MacLean said. "I think it's time to t, move on. I've won junior hockey's number one prize.74 MacLean hopes to either sign a with a professional team in the East Coast League or head back to univer- sity with the University' Western Ontario Mustangs to pursue his business degree. 44. 'A' Pole bending: Ashley Buil, Morgan Grant, Matt Mousseau. Junior `B' Pole bending: Brittany Whnot, Jake Moore. Senior Pole bending: Morgan Grant, Al Parsons, John Geiger. Junior 'A' Horsemanship: Margaret Geurts, Sarah Parsons, John Geiger. Junior 'A' Horsemanship: Margaret Geurts, Sarah Miller, Jessie Moore. Senior Horsemanship: Eric Kirk, Gus Geurts, Barb McCaughey. Junior `B' Down and Back: Jake Moore, Brittany Veinot. Senior Down and Back: 41 Parsons, Amy Fotheringham, Bob Parsons. Junior 'A' Down and Back: Meagan DeWetering, Ashley Bull, Matt Mousseau. SEniro Texas Speed and Action: John Geiger, Bev Malton, Margaret Broom. ---� Sumbitted by David Broom and Clasina Geurts, Exeter Saddle Club. Express spanked STRATFORD -- The Exeter Express senior men's hardball team were mer- cied _ by host Stratford 14-4 in the first game of the '99 season. Express starting pitcher Scott Kemp gave up 11 runs (two °unearned)_ by giving up three singles, three doubles; `. one triple and three home -runs In his three and a third innings. Kemp also struck out four and walked one. .- Scott Russell was handed the bail next. Russell walked six and gave up two singles and a double but only allowed one unearned run in his three and two thirds innings. Dave Russell pitched the final third of an inning before the game was called. Hegave up three singles and a double. Craig Skinner hit a single for two runs batted in while Vic Oliveira .notched an RBI with a single. Jim 14-i by Stratford -Petrie and Scott Russell both hit a cou- ple of singles while Dave Hawke also hit a single. Two junior age players, Skinner and Petrie, played well in the loss for the. Express. Express manager Doug Fairbairn said playing -With no bench equals a loss. "We can't go to Stratford or any team in this league with nine players and expect to win," Fairbairn said. The Express also made four errors, but Fairbairn said he's confident his defence will improve.. Exeter, was missing five starters for various reasons. Fairbairn said if all the players show up; the Express should hay. 'a strong season. The t xpress hosted Strathroy yester- day after press and host Byron June 1, a 6:15 p.m. start at Alvin Willert Field. Exeter Fury fall to host TILLSONBURG -- A great start didn't turn out to be a great ending for the Exeter Fury men's soccer team in Tillsonburg on Sunday. The Fury lost 41 after scoring first. Tim Proctor headed the ball down and past the Tillsonburg goal- keeper. Tillsonburg responded by attacking Exeter's defence knocking in two quick goals to take the lead. Tillsonburg scored again before the first half finished. The second hal played out much like the first half with the Fury defence missing coverage on the Tillsonburg forwards allowing them to walk in onburg 4-1 for good scoring chances. Exeter goalie Chad Monteith's aggressive play kept the score respectable: Tillsonburg scored their fourth goal late in the game on a bad bounce in front. The Fury, next visit Taxandria on Sunday (May 30). Exeter Masters sr. men's soccer mastered by hgersoI1 INGERSOLL -- Bad breaks and bounces led to a 40 loss for the Exeter Masters soccer team to -host Ingersoll May 20 in the first regular season game. Spokesperson Brad Lightfoot said the Exeter squad played well out of the gate but some unlucky bounces led to them beingdown early. Exeter also had some early chances to score but couldn't finish. _ Charlie Wise banged a ball off the crossbar in the second half but again the bounce went against Exeter. Lightfoot said the team isn't down on themselves HAMILTON'S TRUCK TOPPERS 8� Light Truck Accessories . • Vinyl Tonneau' • Box Liners • . Truck Toppers • Fiberglass Tonneaus 2680 Dundas St. E. London 451-8803 Featuri `Raider & Low' with LM.tbn# Werra despite the loss. "We played well and saw the benefits of the presea- son," he said. The Masters next host Carpet Pla• ce On May 28, 7 p.m., at the Lucan soccer pitches. NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETII The 1999 Ann General Meeting of the Exeter Hawks of the OHA Junior Development League will be held----""', ay 26 at 7:30 p.m. At the South Huron Roc Centre Anyone interested in serving as a director is invited to contact any member of the Hawk executive or phone 235-0307 or 235-2205. 1111111111116 die