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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1997-09-24, Page 20SPORTS Panther jr. girls host first annual tourney EXETER - The Panthers are hoping the third time isn't the chane when it comes to hosting . girls basketball tournaments. South Huron District High School's junior girls hosted their first annual tournament on the - weekend. The Panthers won -their last game 34-22 versus Seaforth on Saturday, but lost their prior two games, a 30-26 heartbreaker to Central Huron earlier on Saturday and 45-19 to Dorchester on Fri- day. Mitchell heat Dorchester 36- 29 to take the championship. "All and all a great effort by all girls as they continue to improve. coach Brian O'Connell said. The juniors lost their regular season home opener to Madill 25- 21 last week. Cherisse Knip and Lisa Forrest both netted six points and coach O'Connell said it was a good outing for their first game. The senior girls couldn't get the offence hitting on all cylinders last week during their home open- •er and lost to Madill 49-17. Coach Terry O'Rourke said their "inability to create scoring chances" was the reason for the loss. Melissa Hayter topped Panther scorers with six points while Mea- gan Rat/ played a great game. The Panthers travel to Goderich today. Their next home game is versus St. Antics on Oct. 1. i'he midgets make their season debut -today at Goderich during all level play and South Huron and travel to Seaforth on Monday. They next play at honk versus St. Anne's on Oct. I. Striding by. South Huron girls basketball player Crystal Davis slips by a Dorchester opponent during their game at the first Panther junior girls tourney. Panther runners excel at UWO meet LONDON - South Huron Dis- trict High School runners held their own at the University of Western Ontario cross country meet last week. Individual results. midget girls: Fallon Giles, fifth; Melanie Cul- bert, sixth; junior girls: Erin Robil- liard, seventh: Kristin Brooks, 21st; senior girls: Mandy Rolph, 16th; midget hoys: Josh Verhoog, top half of field; junior hoys: Dan Snell, seventh; Dave Robilliard, top third of field; senior hoys: Christian Sluckless, seventh. Culbert and Ve- rhoog were the most improved run- ners of the day. SHDHS cross country coach Joe Fulop said. Panther runners next race tomor- row in London at Clarke Rd.'s meet at Fanshawc Park. Have a sports tip? Call the Times -Advocate 235-1331 Bridging the generations. Colonel Michael Gutowski, 87, of Georgetown gave Philippa Lyt- tle, 6, some pointers on Saturday morning at Hearthstone Farm near Lucan. Gutowski was an equestrian gold medalist at the 1936 Berlin Olympics. Bowling score) Centennials Zurich Town and Country Lanes Thursday -Mixed Lague: Pin Dociois 34. (tags & Balls 36 112. Buck & Does 34 1/2. tlknossns .6. Shud-a-bin 20. 11 5 B Itattsburg 3111. 5 1 , leer 265. H.T. B Hapsburg 695. 1 Glazier 648. 11 A B Hapsburg 231.1 Glazier 206 Thursday Grand Cove Seniors: Hilda Whin. 514. Doreen Reid 532, Bill Middaugh 589. Ild Wardlaw 512. Ken Reid 580 Ladies 115 Hilda White 223. ladies HT Ihireeri Reid 512. 5len 115 Bill Middaugh 226. Men 111 Bill Middaugh 569 Thursday (:olden Age Seniors 12 games) Kas Elder 383, Mary tickling 374, Elaine Weido 324, Laird Jacohe 278: Mary Jacohe 271. Mose) Martin 245 Ladies HS Kay Elder 206. ladies 1111 Kay Elder 383 Men HS I.:urd Jacobs 147. Men HD laird Jacobe 278 • Lucan Bowling Lanes Sunday Mixed: Lloyd Runnier 2511-638. Ilutcli Riley 252-622. Tina Riley 221-616. Ihiog Ilrwkcy 244.581. Rob Kiley 221-565. Cheryl Smith 235- 564. Kesin Dunlop 242.560. Gary Mclsrn 201- 547. Don Broom 225-505. Rob 'Carley 200 Monday Ladies: Janet Ankers 303-742. Joyce Sovereign 254-624. Lynn Smith 210.609. Matg Elson 206.569. Helen Rodgers 209.565, pat Dasrs• 255.561. Helen Hardy 192-514. Evelyn Smith 208.509. Lorraine Warwick 182.509. Heather Smith 190.504. Denise Ward 192. Shirley Rees 183. Carol Moose 182 Non Smoking: Glena Horner 242-643, Gerry Swiderski 237.573. Mike Gardner 205-551. Milt Robbins 185-530, Robert Heckman• 202.527. Brenda Isaac 185-513. Pamela Hamni 173.506, Ross Horner 192-487. Donna Wessman 169.481. Pas Hodgins 172.475. Dan Isaac I57-452. Joan Swidcrski 161-440 Senior Citizens: Ron Dann 234-608. Jean Dann 200.527. Charlie Grieve 202-525, Mac MacCormack 214-516. Milt Robbins 186.515. Caihie Wessman 168.495, Pat Davis 180491. Manion Thomson 170-490, Grant Wales 202-477. Alvin Faulder 163. Florence McRobert 161. Norma Webster 158 Wednesday Mixed: Doug Beaudoin 256.765 Steve Allen 253.701, Laurie McGee 263698, Kevin Rollings 227-613, Don Cunningham 219 625. Terry Morgan 219-610. Rudy Vanhooydonk 223.602. Al Rollings 276.582, Many Kelders 232 560. Heather Nunns 194.557, Linda McKillop 195-547. Casey Vanhooydonk 220.529. Ann Marie Beaudoin 191.521. Glynn McGee 203. Tum Doh mon 200 Thursday Men: Bill Mashers 270.766,.Frank Palen 278-746, Laurie McGee 263-707. Jim Smith 296-697. Bob Pipe 288.690. Jim Dixon 292-682. Mike Apps 333.676, Dave Smith 297-671. John Jansen 253-670. Don Watt 263.669. Roger Bcnnewies 300-665, Pete Smith 238-664. John Kohut 268-663. Colin Brewer 309.660. Bill McDonald 236-657. Wayne Smith 2.16-652 • finish season with 3-0 win LONDON - The Exeter Centen- nials senior men's soccer 112.1111 capped the regular season with a 3- 0 road win over the London Ger- mans. Exeter goals came from Joe Mar- tens, Shaun Rotteau and Mark Lynn with keeper George Mcliwan picking up the shutout. The Centennials hare to wait for the outcome of make-up games by other Division II teams he11 rc they'll know their playoff fate though their 11-6-3 record "repre- sents a successful season." McF- wan said. • • • • • • • • 1 • • • •• • • •• • •• ••• Ladies Recreational Ice Hockey Stephen Township Arena Tuesday Nights at 10 p.m. Starting Oct. 7 For more information contact Rose Glavin at 228-6295 Lori Cook at 228-6252 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ■ Lucan Skating Club Late Registration Sept. 29 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. Lucan Arena More Info: Nancy 227-0094, Judi 227-0439. All levels. • ■ riWiiiiii iAe:li0.-••������1, Exeter Junior D ,. Hawks_At,------- vs r i jt, Belmont ei r P Fri., Sept. 26 8:30 p.m. In Hensall A1�rrrrrrrrrrrrrrr-- Minor hockey scoreboard Stephen Minor Hockey Bantam Shamrock Rebels September. 21 - Exhibition game Exeter I at Stephen Twp 6 Goals for Stephen: Shams n Sherw ood. 1. R. Davies t 3). Mali Foran. Adam Cyr Assists for Stephen: Foran. Dan Mosurinjohn 12). Eric Widdis. Hcnny Pfaff (2), Brian Dixon Goaltender: Gary Saucier. Chris Glavin Times -Advocate, September 24, 1997 Page 19 Grass technique Fine form. Exeter's Barb Triebner shows why She's hard to beat during the Exeter Lawnbowling Club's Ladies Trebles tournament on Friday. Triebner's teammates are Audrey McGregor and Gloria McFalls. See elsewhere in Sports for the tourney results. Top ladies. The Exeter Golf Club Tuesday Morning Ladies wrapped up their season last week and handed out the hardware. Some of the winners, front left: Anne Dougan, 'D' flight over 65. low net, most birdies 0-65; Helen Burton, 'A' flight 0-65 low gross, runner-up match play; Linda Webber, 'A' flight under 65 low net, most birdies U-65; back left: Betty Sangster, 'A' flight 0-65 low net; Jean Crerar, 'B' flight U-65 low gross; Jeanne Phillips, 'D' flight U-65 low gross; Jo -Ann Middleton, 'A' flight U-65 low gross, most pars/birdies U-65; Audrey Scott, 'B' flight U-65 low net. 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