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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1999-07-14, Page 2828 Exeter Times -,Advocate Wednesday, July 14, 1999 Sports Solid effort .:yt.v' :� •.•;•..v vl.4vo�}\1lK•SC•:t1JW.Y1F 4Y/M• \: . .: t: l.d�•:• •v\y,.:,::: ti • 2 at (')rand Bend 4 (',oafs , Me Dar Assists: D , MacLean, Kristy Ping Goaltender: Ashley Rasenberg Excellent effort from: Rasenberg, Kelly Stephens, Kim Tooik, Saratr Wuerth, MacLean. Darling, Pinder, Katie Hefle and Effie Fragiskatos Next game: July 15.7:15 p.m. in F.x ter July 12 • Exeter 5 vs. Strathroy 1 Goals: fiat Burtch 4, :1•" Forma Goalltlers: Alan Bugyr • • y fie: July,19 •_ oy July 8 - Exeter 2 vs. Taxandria (II) 1 Goals: Michele Weber, Jennifer Vanhie Assist: Katelyn Love, Weber Goaltender: Faith Tuininga, Shannon Deweerd July 6 - Exeter 2 at North London Blues 1 Goals: Zach Neil, Phithaksinh Phouttarath Gdaltender: Nicolino McUale Exeter played with patience and capitalize on opportu- nities that allowed them to hand North London Blues their first loss. Exeter is still undefeated. Next game: July 13, 6:45 in Exeter Exeter Masters soccer player Peter Hakvoort gives his all in front of the Curinga keeper during Friday's game at Lucan soccer pitches.Although Hakvoort didint' score on this effort, Exeter did come away with a 2-0 win, its first win of. the sea- son.Team spokesperson Brad Ughtfoot said Exeter has "turned a corner" with the game marking the half way point of the season. PaulVandewalle and lan Chisholm scored Exeter's goals. Exeter is at home (Lucan soccer pitches) Friday versusingersoll, a 7 p.m. start. Exeter's record is 1,-5- I. (photo/Kim Pearce) L -ss* Cents keeppace with first place LONDON -- The Exeter • Brintnell made a perfect Centennials men's soccer shot from nearly an team is a .scant point out impossible angle putting of first place after a 2-0 : the ball over the Porto road win Saturday over keeper's shoulder into Porto. the top of the net. The game was score- The entire game was less till the last 10 min- well played, defensively utes when Exeter's Ryan by both sides with Porto Carroll beat one -Porto having the most chances defender and pulled the In the first half. second defender over to Exeter keeper George make a perfect pass to McEwan was brillant Charles Walker who between the pipes to made no mistake to hit keep Porto off the score the back of the Porto net. board. Exeter's second goal Exeter's defensive . came with a minute left game was anchored by in the game when Mark sweeper Mark. Bell and full -backs Adam Jean, Sean Beattie and John Flanagan who returned to the. team after a bro- ken nose. Midfielders Mark Lynn, Dan Martens, Brintnell and Luke Sims also played well. . Exeter's record is 44-2 (wins, losses, ties) good for 14 points and second - place, a point behind the first ceplace = Chatham Express• Next for the Cents is a road game at , St. Columban on Saturday at 5 p.m. SPORTS DIWI. Lucan area track stars excel at nationalinternational meets KITCHENER :-- &anton's Ayden 011ivier continues to 'collect track and field hardware. . Two weeks ago, Othvier won the gold in the girls 17 -and -under 100 III and silvers in the 200 m and long jump at the District A Legion Champips in Chatham. Those performances qualified 011ivier for the Provincial Legion Track and Field Championships in Kitchener last weekend where she finished fourth in the 100m and seventh in the 200iia: In other local track and field news, Lucan's Paula McLaughlin won a silver medal at the Canadian Junior Track.. and Field Championships in Burnaby, B.C., last week as a member of the St. Thomas mon Track and Field 4X400 relay team. The silver performance ed the team for the Junior Pan Am Games in Tampa, Fla., this past weekendit Again, results were not available at press. Ellison tourney:... raisesPlayhouse000 for • [DOTTER-- The Huron Country Playhouse got a healthy shot in the arm from a recent golf tournament.. The third annual Carlson Wagonlit Ellison Travel GolfClassic raised ass c raised 55,000 for the Playhouse at the June 23 event at Ironwood Golf Club. Over the past three years, the tourney has risen a total of $10,000 for the Playhouse. Couture shines atToron to AAA tourney TORONTO -- Birr's Logan Couture continues to impress with his hockey prowess. Couture, 10, led his Pro Hockey Development Group team to win the Toronto Lakeshore Thunder AAA Summer Invitational tournament in the minor -atom division: • Couture scored two goals'in his team's A-0 win over the Rochester Icehawks in the final. Couture also scored both his team's goals in their 2-1 semi-final win over Toronto Stamina Sports. Pro Hockey; based out of Toronto, also beat teams from Detroit, Newfoundland and Bullo in round-robinla . As the only novice team, the Pro Hockeysquad had to "play u " a division where P Y P all teams were one year older and with full contact. Couture was sponsored by Premium Pork of Lucan. *it �-: _. '' ,14 R SI710*g^r" �pRri��7!'P�3td�� June 18 - Crediton 6 vs St. Pauls 5 Pitchers: Elisha Martene, Margaret Geurts , Carie Pertschy Runs: Krista Hodge, Nikki Cyr, Jessica Davies, Martene, LindsayBarrett and Robin Nicholson June 24 - Crediton 22 vs Hensall 3 Pitchers: Marten, Geurts , Pertschy Hitters; Pertschy (4 singles), Cyr. Megan Preszcator (triple, double, single), Davies (homerun, single), Martene, Carl Mason (2 doubles), Nicholson, Geurts, Barrett (double, single), Lindsay Parsons ( triple) July 7 - Crediton 20 vs Parkhill 9 Pitchers: Martene (2 innings 2K0), Geurts (2 innings 2K0), Pertschy (finning 1K0) Hitters: Marten (triple, 2 singles), Geurts (3 singles), Pertschy (triple, doue), Preszcator (2 doubles), Cyr (double, single), Parsons (HR), Nicholson, Barrett (2 singles) �:v{ }: r:r}'r:•rXititif S}v:ti{tire}:ti v:•?{:}lti '{ • .. • •'.�i��\: .:;\{{.}•. 'a0.' :}. • ..{:'•{}.:ti: j�i�' • � June 29 - Lucknow 11 at Exeter 'Little & Associates' Stingers 4 Pitchers: Sean Harrigan, Kyle Bryson Runs: Derek Spence, Brent Johns, Mitch Overholt, Bryson July 2 - ErMition game Parents 15 at Exeter 'Little & Associates' Stingers 24 Exeter runs: Matthew Thompson (3),an (2), Matt Sangster (2), John Glanville (2), BradPrice(2), Spence, Scott Varley (2), Merissa Thompson, Tyler Bryson (2), Jonathon Thompson (2), Jason Sangster (2), Karly Bryson (3) July 8 - Exeter 'Little & Associates' Stingers 2 at Mitchell 11 PItchers: Matthew Thompsonpence, John Glanville Exeter runs: David Daters, Matt Sangster July 9 - Goderich 13 at Exeter 'Little & Associates' Stingers 14 Pitchers: Bryson, Harrigan Runs: Sangster (2), Harrigan (2). Spence (3), Kyle Bryson (2), Thompson, John GIanvie, Dafen, Blake. Reid (2) Game winning RBI by: Price Triple: Spence Fly ball caught by: Harrigan Strong pitching by: Bryson Squirt Girl July 8 - Usborne 15 at Lieury 16 Roubles: Mikayla Skinner (1 RBD. Ashley Roger (1 • RBI) Tiljges: Ka lane Rundle (1 RBI), Shauna Skinner (2 , Sarah Neeb (2 RBI). Kirsty Ortma•nns (1 RBI) Pitchers: Ortmanns, Shea Sutherland Record: 5 wins. 2 losses, 1 tie July 5 - St. Marys 10 at Exeter 18 Pitchers: Shawn Morgan, Jake Homuth, Chad Hackett Hits: Morgan (2). Justin Cann (2). Steve Osgood (2), Homuth (2), Shawn Harrigan, Hackett, A.J. Miller, Matt Johns, Ben Hodgins July 3 - Purple 18 vs. Yellow 11 Runs for Purple: Tyler Bryson (2), Molly Hunter, Mike VanGerwen (3), Staci Miller (3), Steve Morgan (3), Karly Bryson, Luke Kennedy, Brandon Coleman (2), Jake Horn (2) . Player of thegame: Jake Hem HomerunsforPurple: e Steve or Jake Hern, Morgan . July 10 -Purple Rockets 13 vs. Little Blue Jays 14 Runs for Blue: Emily Boyle, Joshua Cottrell (2), Marlee Heywood (2), Greg Lovelace, Wesley Littlechild (3),Andrew Pache (2), Jesse Blane (3) Home runs for Blue: Littlechild (2) Game -winning hit for Blue: Sean McQuiggan Runs forle: Molly Hunter, Mike VanGerwen (2), Tyler Bryson(3), Steve Morgan (2), Staci Miller, Karly Bryson, Luke Kennedy, Jordan Skochinski, Grayson Homuth Homeruns for Purple: Steve Morgan, Tyler Bryson Fly balls cau t by: Mike VanGerwen, Tyler Bryson Next games: July 17 at 9 a.m., Blue vs. Yellow; Purple vs. Green at 10:30 a.m. r ti :•:14,••• til' `}:L 1Y .�S•til {. ,ti•'• Dashwood 9 at Kincardine 9 Pitchers:. Tim Meidn Iger (3 innin , 4K , Justin Hayter (1 inning. 1K), Mark Laye (3 , 4K) Hits: Tim Meidinger (4 singles), Justin Hayter (2 sin- gles), Mark Laye (2 singles, 1 triple). John Brand 1 maple), Jake Romphf (2 singles), Justin LaPorte (1 Play of the game: Ricky Regier's diving catch in t field July9 - Dashwood 7 vs. MBci$_ 4 . Pitchers: MarkLa a innings, SIngles: Tim Meidinger, MarkyLaye (2), John Brand (2), Jake Romphf (2), Kevin Re$.ier, Justin LaPorte, Ricky Regier Double: Cam Becker Play of the game: Jonathan Brand guns down the run- ner at home from deep centre. Nice effort, but.:. l:•k:� :: ;.}tom: Y. 1 1t..\ .. .. Exeter U-15 Sting girls soccer player Amanda Allen, right, gets past the North Middlesex defender during last week's game at Nabisco Field. Despite Allen's valiant efforts, Exeter lost 2-1 .The lone Sting goal was scored by Beth Hundey. :meq