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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1997-10-01, Page 19SP_O Panthers smother field hockey foes South Huron is 3-0 for the season and hits the road for the remainder of their games till they host WOSSA . EXETER — The South Huron District' High School Panthers showed they Will be a field hockey force to be reckoned with last week by breezing -through their first three league games, No ane could score on Panther goalies on Thursday, with SHDHS winning both ends of a home dou- bleheader versus St. Anne's and Stratford Central with scores of 6-0' and 7-0 respectively. "My girls just . playei1 well. r SHDHS coach Jim Workman said. "The goalies weren't too husy:" The Panthers scored only 34 sec- onds into the St. Anne's contest with a goal by Jaclyn Baynhgm. Other Panther goals came from - Shawna Rowe. Lori .Richardson, • Dallas Giles, Baynham and Laura . Skinner, . all in the first half: SHDHS coach Jim Workman put his second, string .full of rookies in: for the second half, including goal- ie oalie Kelli Fulton who earned the shut- out. "This year's rookies gained much valuable experience in the game and performed admirably," Work- man said. • Rowe potted four goals during • the Stratford Central contest, with Richardson adding two and Bayn- ham a single.. Rookie Krista Day - man recorded the shutout.. "This was a superb team effort." WorKCman said' • Rowe scored all of SHDHS's goals during the 5-, home win over Listowel last Tuesday. "Even though all goals were scored by one player this was a great team effort with the midfield trio of Lori Richardson. Vanessa Laye and Lisa Hodge dominating ,the play," Workman said. -The Panthers next take 'tin Strat- ford Northwestern on the road on Oct. •2. with no more home "games. for the rest of the regular season. South Huron's Va Laye tries to out stick her St. Anne's o - s r, during their Held hockey game last week. Panthers won 6-0. Panther. midget girls win first two games EXETER — The South Huron ,District High School midget girls have roared out of the gate with - wins in their first two games. The midgets won their first game of the sca'sonat home 'over Gode- rich 38-32 last week. Kerrie Fulton led Panther scorers with 13 points with Jessica Davis addiag_.ning,. Michelle Hakvoort .and Katie Fox also played good games. • The juniors and seniors didn't' - fare as well. with tosses of 37-15 and 53-11 respectively. The midgets also won 58-47. at • Seaforth on Monday. Davies put .4 16 points and Fulton added -1L. The seniors were. outscored 23-:0 in the third quarter during their game vs. Seaforth on their.way to 41-34 loss. . • The juniors lost a heartbreaker to - Scaforth 37-35 on a buzier-heater. The seniors -travelled to Listowel • for a tournament on .Saturday and lost to Centre Wellington and Glen- view Park 53:13' and 38-19 re- spectively. . -Whatever height we have was at. _home." senior coach Terry O'Rourke said about their listovel 'effort- The girls who played put. out a good effort and .are showing some improvcrncnt. • . - The Panther girls next host St. Anne -s to(L(. Slo-pitch champions Stephen champs. The Dashwood ladies slowpitch team captured the Stephen league cham- pionship recently in Crediton by defeating Mt. Carmel 17-14 in a close battle. Back row (from left): Tammy Preszcator, Julie Richie, Lori Forrester, Kate Monk, Marj Partridge, •Laurie Knights. Front row (from left): Deb Lord, Brenda Wilds, Teresa Van Raay, • Tammy Parker and Ann Johns. The Mystiques captured the "B" division while Lieury captured. the "C title. Bowling tournament for 'fun' Hy Ron Dann ZURICH - The Zurich 5 Pin Bowlers' Association. in co-opera- tion with Town and Country pro- prietors Tony and Marlene Bedard, has completed arrangements to host a 3-6:9 fun tournament for Town and Country adult bowlers. Under this unique format all bowlers are given an automatic strike in the third, sixth and ninth frame of each of the five games. The total cost is S15 and all bowlers will receive a prize. Entries alesavailableat Town and Country Lanes and will be limited to 36 bowlers. The tournament date is Saturday, October 18 at 7:30 p.m. and the entry deadline is October 10. Bluewater Ontario ()pen Rolloffs set The Bluewater 5 Pin Bowlers' Association has completed arrange- ments for the►20 game Bluewater zone qualifying round of' the Ontario Five Pin Bowlers' Association (O.F.P.B.A.) Ontario Open 5 Pin Bowling Championships for the Sidney L. Moms Awards. Entries will be lim- ited to 36 bowlers at $32.10 each plus $40 lineage. Molesworth will host the first ten games December 7 with the final 10 going to Clinton Lanes December 14 followed by Bluewater team coach appoint- ments. Nineteen Bluewater bowlers will qualify. to advance to the O.F.P.B.A. Provincial Open Finals 'April 8-11 at Hamilton. Bluewater awards challenge to Zurich Bluewater Bowlers' Association has awarded the five game O.F.P.B.A. Youth Challenge Zone 1 rolloffs to Zurich Town and Country lanes November 30. All bowlers 13-18 years are eligible. TS Times=Advocate, October 1, 1997 Page 19 Some bump Digging it. South Huron District High School junior boys volleyball- player _Tom Plouttharoth digs. a Goderich offering up during the tournament at home last week.. The- juniors went 1-2" versus both Goderich (12-15, 15-9, 11-15) and Seaforth (8-15, 15-5, 5-15) during the tour- ney. for a 2-4 league record. The seniors fared -better, going 2-1 versus.Goderich (15-8, 13- 15, 15-11) and 3-0 versus Seaforth (15-5, 15-3, 15-9) -for a 5-1: record. Junior -coach Phil Conley said while they're off to a slow start, it should be a winning.season for South Huron _while senior coach Scott Halpenny- said ,Derek Etherington and Dave Farquhar put' in solid games for his squad. The Panther boys took on host Clinton Central Huron and Wingham Madill at yesterday's tournament and next host Central Huron and St. Anne's tomorrow. Stuckless tops SHDHS runners LONDON -- Junior Christian Stuckless led South. Huron Dis- trict High School runners vJith a IOth place showing at the Clarke Rd.. meet at Fanshawe Park last week. Other SHDHS result: jr. Dan Snell. 17th: jr: Dave Rohilliard. 2Ist. midget Fallon Giles. 2lst: -luny,- Erin Rohllliard. 30th. Fulop said the most improved runners were juniors Brenda El - lord and Brian Harrigan. The next meet is n,day at Dor- chester. 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