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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-10-05, Page 9SPECIAL AWARDS - Maryke and Martin De Bruyn were presented with gifts by Jason Coolman (centre) and Greg Clarke for their work with the Atom soccer team which Martin coached. Martin also received the Scott Hasselback Memorial Trophy as the person most exemplifying sportsmanship and dedication to soccer in the Ex- eter area at the Exeter Centennial soccer club banquet in the rec centre Non/ 111 A CHAMPS - The Exeter Blitz won the A championship in the Exeter Centennial soccer club. Shown (back left) are trophy contributor David Erlin, coach Shawn Ratteau, Fronk Wulterkens, Khampane Chansamone, Mike Rankin, Sivilay Sengkhounmany, Todd Rumbail and (front) Henry De Bruyn, Jeff Kintz, Jamie Wulterkens, Sivixay Sengkhounmany, Randy MacDonald, Chris Beierling and Steve Selves. MINOR SOCCER CHAMPS - The champion Gunners team 'received their trophies at the wind-up dinner of the Exeter Centennial soccer club. Shown (left) ore Shawn Webster, Mike Strang, Shawn Gillespie, Danny Martens, Joel Smith and (front) Shawn Martens, Andy Martens, Cameron Eveland, Shawn McCann and Cory Eveland. Coaches Bill Webster and Tony Martens are at the back. Missing: Poul Charette, Patty Morrissey, Jean Carson and Neil Freebairn. Airs SQUIRTS -- Members of the Squirts soccer teams were among those receiving trophies at the Exeter Centennial soccer club dinner on the weekend. Shown (back :eft) are Brian Brand, most valuable player; Chris Neil, most improved; Simon Din- ney, sportsmanship: Steven Farquhar, most goals; Danny Martens, most valuable; Dick Hodgins, most improved and (front) Shawn Webster holding team trophy, Robbie Wainer, sportsmanship; Andy Martens, most improved and Mark Brintnell, most valuable. Wanted Coach & Manager For Centralia Marauders Anyone interested Contact Rick After six at 228-6866 Hully Gully finale The last race of Hully Gul- ly's motocross season - the ('MA grand finale. ended on a very positive note - both spec- tator and rider support was excellent. Riders came from all over Ontario to compete for points toward the Ontario overall championship. There are still races to go in the championship, but the event held at !fully Gully marked the end oft their regular Canadian motorcycle association sanctioned series. Also part of the races this Exeter Curling Club Persons interested in curling this season please • contact Albert Van 235-1704 Dot Wales 228-6445 Dyken 1983-84 Discount on NNW Membership • Men's $90 Reg. $110. • Ladies $60 Reg. $80. • Mixed $150 Reg. $170. We Invite you to fry the great game of curling? Sunday were the banding out of Hully Gully's own High Point awards. Jackets and plaques were awarded to the top riders, and CKSL Radicand Burger King contributed certificates of ex- cellence to the top 141 riders of the season. The racing Itseif was very fast and the competition was very intense, giving the crowds quite a bit to cheer about. Even the intermission con- tained highlights. Jason Strang of London was the win- ner of a Yamaha Tri -Moto that was given away as part of a season children's ticket promotion. Also during inter- mission, a celebrity race with CKSL radio staff was staged aboard Suzuki 4 -wheeled alt terrain vehicles. The winner was young John Murray, RR 5 Seaforth. Even the fathers of the racers got into the act with a special father's appreciation race The next race at Hully Gul- ly moves off the motocross track and onto the grass drag strip next Sunday, October 9 for the Grass Drag Snowmobile races - prepar- tory to the Ontario Grass Drag Championships being held at Hully Gully on Oc- tober 30. Sunday's results follow: Mini -digger - Greg Happy, Hamilton; Chad Minnie, Blenheim; Rob Bulyovski, Norwich. School Boy 80A - Shane Nesbitt, Richmond Hill; John Suvanto, Rich- mond Hill; Richard Tripodi, Markham. School Boy 808 - Kevin Reeve, London; Nick Deturse, Mississauga; Bob Ebner, Barrie. School Boy 100 - Barry Yerxa, Georgetown; Steve Robertson, Ajax; Steve Collins, Brownsville. Kids beat parents Successful soccer season ends Saturday another succesful season of soccer was closed off with a bang. Starting at 10 a.m. at the high school four games were played between kids and parents. All games were won by the kids. There were a lot of com- plaints about home referees and about unusual rules, but it all made for some excellent fun for kids and parents alike. Maybe this is the only time of the year that the kids can make their dads look bad and get away with it. At noon everyone gathered at the rec centre for a pot -luck lunch and the award ceremony. Over 300 kids and parents enjoyed a delicious meal, all parents had put their best foot forward and there was plenty for everyone. The award ceremony followed. In his opening remarks, club president Simon Van Dam touched on the excellent season the soc- cer club has enjoyed in 1983. Over all three league, two playoff A and two playoff B championships were won by the Exeter teams in the Lucan and District Soccer Association. Exeter Mosquito teams also won a B championship in Seaforth and an A champion- ship in Walkerton and an Ex- eter Squirt team won a B championship in an Ilderton tournament. Van Dam also thanked the executive, coaches and referees who made this season possible. Also men- tioned were the sponsors of trophies and sweaters. A special thank you went to Pete McFalls who has work- ed so efficiently and so hard for the club this season. After recognizing the special effort of those kids. who besides playing on their regular team also played on teams in higher age groups because of player shortages it was time for a special surprise. After he announced that the soccer club was founded in 1973 which meant that this year is the 10th anniversary, a big birthday cake with 10 candles was brought in while everyone sang Happy Birthday. The team awards were then presented to the champions by Mr. Van Dam followed by the individual player awards SH cross country runners on sidelines With only two weeks re- maining before Huron -Perth cross country, South Huron has three of its top four female runners on the injured list. Of the team that was fifth at OFSAA last year, Colleen Regier is out of the season with a broken hip as a result of a car accident. Sister and rival Sheila Regier injured her knet .n the sameaccident but should be running soon. A pulled groin muscle has hindered Catherine Patter - son's running and field hockey. However South Huron has an abundance of good. healthy runners as proven in last Wednesday's Invitational meet. Over 400 runners challenged Exeter's deman- ding course. South Huron captured the senior girls championship with the first four runners in the top 10. Mary Lou Rundle showed her strength to place third. Susan Sullivan, Susan Birmingham and Esther Van Oss ran together to plac eighth, i,inth and tenth consecutively. The junior girls were a close second behind H -P rivals from St. Marys. First South Huron runner to finish was Irene Dietrich in fourth place. Sheila and Colleen Regier were fifth and sixth respectively prior to their un- fortunate -accident. Sandra Hullebusch finished 26th. A disappointing fall by Lin- dy Dillen pulled Exeter's midget girls back to a respec- table third place team finish. The top midget runner's sprained ankle should heal quickly. Following in her older sister's quick footsteps Jeanette VanEsbroeck plac- ed fifth ahead of South Huron's other midgets, Barb Lawson, Kathleen Little and Paulette Rauthbauer respec- tively in seventeenth, twenty- first and thirty-fifth positions. South Huron's males did not fare so well as their female teamineates. Best finished as a team was fifth for the pro- mising midgets. Running in the summer has improved se- cond year midget Mark Johnston as his fourteenth place finish led South Huron's runners. Also running well were Steve Harburn (29th). Craig Winbow (35th), and Les Boit (50th). Ina very tough junior field South Huron held their own in ninth spot. Jeff Wareham finished sixteenth ahead of former Exeter star Ed Thuss who is now running for Strathroy. Dan Morley was next in fifth -third position followed by Ray Lewis (57) and Greg O'Tool (61). Paul Novak and Mike Clarke were South Huron's only senior boys and ran well in sixteenth and 19th place, res;'ectively. Six Exeter runners com- peted at the pre-OFSAA meet Saturday at the London Ski Club which hosts both WOSSA and OFSAA competition. Running as midgets Mark Johnston placed 30th, Tim Teeter 54th, Craig Windbow 56th, Greg O'Toole 63rd, Mur- ray Rundle, 66th and Les Bott, 70th. The challenging course includes a steep ski hill. Last night South Huron run- ners were competing at Westminster in London and travel to Dorchester tomor- row. They will get their hill training Friday at the Chicopee Ski Resort in Kitchener. for each team presented by their respective coaches. A special team award was presented to the Mosquito III team coached by Herman Walterkens. This award goes to the team that achieves the best results of all the teams within our oganizations. Molting The award presentation was concluded with the presentation of the Scott Hasselback Memorial Award, present^e annually to the per- son best examplifying sport- smanship and dedication to the game of soccer. The award was presented Hawks lose The oldtimer hockey season got underway Monday night at the Lucan arena when Lucan edged the Exeter Molting Hawks 5-4. Lucan took a 2-1 first period lead and enlarged the margin to 5-2 at the end of two periods of play. Stan McNiff notched the first Lucan goal on a three- way effort with Jack Park and Gary Revington while Bill Bannerman converted a pass from Rick Gwalchmai for the second score. The only Exeter goal of the' first period came from the pass from Bob Jones. Bill Darling, Brian Haskett and Rick Gwalchmai fired the three second period unanswered goals for Lucan. Assisting were Stan McNif, Bill Darling and Bill Bannerman. The third period scores for the Molting Hawks were fired by Mike Cushman and Frank Boyle. Getting assists were Jack Chipchase, Jim Russell and Keith Ahrens. The three stars were Glenn McFalls and Bill Haskett of Lucan and Mike Cushman of the Molting Hawks. Times -Advocate, October 5, 1983 by Pete McFaUs, a member of the selection committee. Recipient of the award was Martin DeBruyn who as past president, coach and referee had shown great dedication to the game of soccer. In his acceptance speech, Martin thanked the commit- tee for selecting him and said that because of his personal contacts with the late Scott Hasselback he could not have had a greater honour bestow- ed on him. In his closing remarks Mr. Van Dam thanked everyone for coming and making this such a fun annual event. In the past 10 years, from 75 Page 9 players and five teems in 1973 to 200 players and 19 teams in 1989 has been a very suc- cessful history of our club. This would not have been possible without the dedica- tion and help from a lot of people. 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