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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1999-12-08, Page 17Wednesday, December 8, 1999 Exeter Times -Advocate 17 Sports SHDHS jr. boys show some claws in tourney EXETER - The South Huron District High School junior boys basket- ball team played well at their own annual pre -sea- son tournament on Friday and Saturday but not well enough to win. The Panthers lost all three of their games but managed to stay in the ' thick of things in each game. South Huron lost game one 51-46 to London Montcalm. Panther coach Terry O'Rourke said his squad experienced some difficulty on offence that will improve with prac- tice. Mark Laye led the way offensively with 13 points followed by Jordan Shantz with 12 and Kieran O'Rourke and Jamie Sandwith both with six. The Panthers lost game two 56-49 to Listowel in overtime. O'Rourke said his eight players put in a good effort. South Huron had an opportunity to win in regulation time but missed a couple of crucial foul shots. The offensive difficulties continued with a lost of missed rebounds. Laye led the offence again with 26 points with Shantz and Lance Bedard adding six each. Jon Miller and Pete Phouttharath also played At arms. South Huron District High School junior boys basketball player Jordan Shantz sinks scores two despite the efforts of a London Montcalm defender during a game at the South Huron annual pre -season tournament on the weekend. (photo/Craig Bradford) well. South Huron just missed out on a win in game three, a 47-45 loss to Kincardine. The Panthers again missed several offensive rebound oppor- tunities. Laye scored 13 points followed by Sandwith with 12 and Shantz with 11. The Panthers begin their Huron League .regu- lar season in Goderich today (Dec. 8) and will play their first home games versus Wingham F.E. Madill Dec. 13 start- ing at 2 p.m. Sunday Mixed Uoyd Rimmer 338-872. Don Morgan 260-636, Sue Sabourin 208-612. John Jaques 250- 610, Hank Riley 254-606. Butch Riley 219-600. Cheryl Smith 223-583. Noreen Riley 219-565, Darlene Broom 214-559, Floyd Riley 201-559, Doug Smith 232-552, Chad Smith 235-535. Marie Jaques 207-530, Dan Gower 192-503. Monday Ladies - Heather Smith 293-704, Joyce Sovereign 217-619, Tina Riley 216-606, Lynn Smith 207- 551, Noreen Riley 197-550, Eve Smith 205-546, Beulah Storey 261-539, Pat Davis 217-538, Janet Ankers 211-532, Norma Culbert 234-529, Pat Hodgins 218-521, Lorraine Warwick 189-517. Tuesday YBC - Robbie Yeo 204,153, Adam Lamb 182,124, Jeremy McNaughton 139,134, Scott Pocock. 127,119, Josh White 124,92, Cam Galbraith 119,104, Jenn Ankers 117, Billy Colby 81, Eric McRobert 80. Non smoking - Glena Horner 274-657, Robert Heckman 212-598, Brenda Isaac 218-576, Donna Westman 202-571, Madeline Desjardine 195-536, Pamela Hamm 228-529, Peter Vandenboomen 194-529. Milt Robbins 186-523, Gerry Swiderski 191-516, Don Maguire 172-509, Theo Sentjens 192-494, Pat Hodgins 170-475, Dan Isaac 193-471. Medway - Shirley Bosley 224-627, Arnie Vandeweil 221-535, Grant Wales 186-515, Clark Rollinge 208- 514, Peter Denotter 18'6-508, Ed Elston 195-499, Dave Smith 168-480, Marilyn Builth 168-477. Alex Bosley 182-469, Grace Rollings 188-459, Bill Bere 178-439, Donna Jeffrey 165-436. Senior Citizens - Charlle Grieve 238-628, Ted Toonders 260-615, Milt Robbins 226-556, Pat Davis 189- 554, Mac MacCormack 218-546, Bill Butler 179-517, Cathie Westman 164-486, Eve Smith 183-465, Tom Barr 173-457, Don Maguire 181-451. Wednesday YBC - Win Benedetti 155,131, Tyler Schon 146,108, Eli Zalitach 123,96, Kirk Merrifield 118,117, Scott Timmerman 89,81, Avery Greaves 103, Mark Timmerman 87, Megan Greaves 83. Wednesday Mixed - Don Cunningham 267-745, Steve Allen 250-725, Ken Rempel 255-705, Gord Fisher 310-649, Casey Vanhooydonk 279-613, Ann Marie Beaudoin 258-589, Laurie McGee 218-588, Dan Waters 216-576, Jeff McGee 224-572, Terry Morgan 235-564, Annie Vanhooydonk 206-548, Warren Kellestine 189-529, Julie Kaak 227-514. Betty McGee 226-503. Thursday Men - Tom McLellan 355-782, Bob Smith 273-773, Pete Smith 303-763, Jim Dixon 322-751, Roger Bennewies 316-737, Laurie McGee 376-735, Lloyd Rimmer 258-718, Earl Allison 243-702, Scott Smith 243-697, Bob Pipe 235-696, Brian Reidy 255-694, George Lee 295-693, Don Wallis 248-690, Larry Smith 249-668, Ken Rempel 242-660, Jeff McGee 237-659, Aaron Holland 255-643, Rod WIllert 246-648, Tom Bullock 226-636, Mike Daubs 228-635. Looking for Little Rocks Dear Editor: The Exeter Curling Club would like to expand its junior curling program to include the younger chil- dren that are too small to handle the large curling stones. To achieve this we would like to purchase a set of Junior Rocks that are half the weight of the normal curling stones. We are asking local businesses and . service clubs to help us by pur- chasing a rock. Your busi- ness or service club's name will be engraved on the rock as a permanent advertisement. The total cost of a rock including taxes and engraving is $260. If you would like to assist us and purchase a rock, please call Bill Urquhart at (519) 235- 3377. Make cheques payable to Exeter Little Rocks. Your consideration is appreciated. Sincerely, Bill Urquhart Exeter Curling Club vice-president Big weekend for Panthers hockey Both the girls and boys hockey teams have put South Huron District High School on the map with excellent performances at tournaments over the weekend. The Panther girls stretched their winning streak to four in a row on Friday by winning the eight -team Listowel tour- nament. A shutout performance by Panther goaltender Kelli Fulton and a goal each from the Regier sis- ters, Jo -Dee and Kristine, paved the way for a 2-0 win over Norwell in game one. Fulton notched her sec- ond shutout of the day in a 2-0 win over the Panthers' toughest oppo- nent of the day, Wingham F.E. Madill. Jessica Davies picked up both Panther goals with an assist by Kerri 'Wade' Fulton. The Panther faced Fergus Centre Wellington in the final who had one of the strongest goalies of the tournament. The opposing goaltender fought off the Panther barrage till Davies /man- aged to find the 'top cor- ner of the Centre Wellington net with' five seconds left in the first period. Centre. Wellington tied the game early in the sec- ond period getting the puck past South Huron starting goaltender Charlsey O'Rourke. The game remained dead- locked at 1-1 till the 3:00 mark of 'the third period *en Davies scored her fourth goal of the tourna- ment to give the Panthers the win and the tourna- ment championship. South Huron coach Lynne Farquhar was pleased with her team's effort. "Strong goaltending, key scoring, good hard work in the corners, great team spirit and Sarah Wuerth's lucky tow have helped to get the team on the winning track," she said. The Panther boys grind - ed out a consolation championship win at the 20 -team Palmerston tour- nament on the weekend. South Huron was placed in the elite division since it was the only spot left Hockey at it's best Exeter Junior. D Hawks vs Mitchell "TEDDY BEAR TOSS" Fri., Dec. 10 Exeter Junior D Hawks vs Mt. Brydges Sun., Dec. 12 8:30 p.m. at South Huron Roc Centre, Freta 1 f after London's John Paul II dropped out. Panther coach Mike Soldan said the aim was to put in a good showing but his expectations were more than met with the consolation trophy and medals for his players. The Panthers went 3-1- 1 with the loss to Centre Wellington, one of the Fergus area's finest hock- ey schools. The 1-1 tie came against Huron -Perth rival Listowel who earlier this season handed South Huron their only H -P league loss. Listowel later went on to play in the tournament final while Centre Wellington quali- fied for the semi-finals. In the Listowel game, the teams played two and a half scoreless periods before Listowel beat P anther starting goaltender B rad MacDonald. T h e P anthers evened the game with 4:42 left when J.R. D avies scored from D a n Mosurinjohn and Steve Rasenberg. Soldan said the game was one of the fastest paced games the Panthers have played this season. The match was a physical affair though only four penalties were called, three against Listowel. The Panthers picked up where they left 13ff in game two versus Centre Wellington. After playing almost one and a half periods of scoreless hock- ey, Centre Wellington got on the board first and then went up 2-0 less than three minutes later. The Panthers got back into the game when Craig Overholt scored from Bryan Stuckless and Rob Devries with 4:27 to play. Centre Wellington then took a penalty with 2:45 left. The Panthers hit the crossbar and a goal post and twice put the puck through the crease behind the Centre Wellington goalie in the wild finish. Despite at least 10 shots in the dying moments of the game, the Centre Wellington goalie stoned the Panthers to record the 2-1 win. South Huron took game three 4-1 over London Banting in a much slower paced game. Mike Seip opened the scoring for "Strong goaltending, t h e key scoring, good hard Panthers in work in the corners, the second period with great team spirit and assists by Sarah Wuerth's lucky Davies and toque have helped to Scott Keys after the get the team on the two teams winning track." played a - PANTHER GIRLS HOCKEY scoreless COACH LYNNE FARQUHAR firstKeys gave t h e Panthers a 2-0 lead with only seconds left on the clock after taking a feed from Davies and Mosurinjohn. The Broncos hit first in the third period but Davies gave the Panthers back their two goal lead with assists by Jason Pentland and Mosurinjohn. Mike Seip got another insurance goal for South Huron See PANTHERS page 18 Everywhere You Go Everybody's Wearing LEATHER What makes ow heather coat better than mother? W. do. Opinion's in Downtown Blyth. Over a 100 year experience + Our own tanneries = the biggest selection of better leather coats at the best prices. 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