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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1995-03-29, Page 19Exeter Minor Hockey 1 Times -Advocate, March 29, 1995 Page 19 Hensall novices win again HENSALL - Getting better and better as the season goes on, the Hensall novices won their own tournament on the weekend as they edged Forest 5-4. It was the second straight tourna- ment title for Hensall who won the recent Stephen Township event. Against Forest, Danny Moir and Matt Martin each had a pair of goals with the other from Kevin Ferris. Matt Forest helped set up two goals. Hensall opened the 12 -team tour- nament with a 5-0 win over London Loeb. Ryan Campbell netted the hat trick with the other goals from Erik Lawrence and Moir. Moir had three goals in a 5-0 win against Mt. Brydges which saw Ferris score twice and Shanw Thompson set up a pair of the goals. The shutout string continued in the semi-final game with a 7-0 blanking over Parkhill. Moir had four goals against Park- hill, Martin scored twice and Law- rence also scored. Precious Blood wins 'B' title SEAFORTH - Tim Meidinger scored twice, including the winner as Exeter Precious Blood School beat Zurich's St. Boniface 4-3 to win the junior 'B' title of the annual Knights of Columbus Tournament. Also scoring in the final were Matt Dietrich and Chris Wilhelm while Kevin Overholt had three as- sists. Precious Blood lost the opener 5- 3 to Kinkora as Tony Regier, Eric Denomme and Meidinger scored. They turned things around and beat Dublin 8-4. Scoring against Dublin were Re- gier with three, Overholt and Me- lissa DeYoung with two each and Matt Dietrich. Meidinger set up three goals while Dietrich and Overholt each had two assists. In the senior division, Precious Blood lost 3-2 to Dublin as Mark Bilinsky scored both goals and 6-1 to Goderich on a goal by Overholt. Belts presented HOLMESVILLE - A total of 17 students recently received new belts from Tyndall's Karate Club. Students were graded on their ability and knowledge of the Shor- in0ju Ryu style of karate. They were tested on their basics, katas, self defences and finally their spar- ring techniques. There were nine white belts try- ing for yellow, five yellow trying for orange and three green belts try- ing for blue which is the junior in- structor level. Among the black belt senseis as- sisting in the grading were Ron Tyndall, Bruce Henderson, Jeff Balsdon and Don Carey. Nabisco Atoms March 23 Exeter I at 'Medford I Goals: ChrirDesjardine Assists: Donald Storey, Cayle Lawton Goaltender: Many Glavin Good passing by Shawn Talbot, Storey and Desjardine. March 25 Strathroy I at Exeter 6 Goals: Lawton (2), Cameron McCrae (2). Brendan Buchanan, Alex Kemp Assists: Bram Steele (2). Lawton (2). Josh Fields, Talbot. Buchanan, Stoney, Maggie Steciuk, Des'ardine Next games: Blenheim Tournament, April 1: Exeter vs. Parkhill, 8 a.m.; Exeter vs. 11- detton 6 p.m.; April 2, Exeter vs. »Vest Lon- don, I p.m. 4DCGRANWOOF CLUB. 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CANADA'S DRIVE Receiving new belts at a recent karate ceremony were, back row, Steve Hamilton, Ken Har- man, Marty Russelo, Brent Fowler, Jim Brideau, Betty Teichert, Cathy Sowerby, Lori Steckle. Middle row, Jason Van Massenhoven, Tyler Bemard, Chad Smith, Brent Pym, Matt Alce, Kevin Ede, Jarrod Hatfield, Rob Brunnenmeir and missing from photo, Barbara Day. Front row, Sen- sei Jeff Balsdon, Sensei Don Carey, Sensei Ron Tyndall (head instructor), Sensie Chris Gra- ham, Sensei Bruce Henderson, Sensei Brad Fowler. Gold, silver for locals Continued from page 18 were third in the Juvenile 'A'. The event attracted 40 teams from across the province and for most it was the final competition of the year. Other winners were Mt. Brydges Magic Edges in the Four -Star division and the Dofasco Starlights won the novice 'B'. "It's an invitational precision competition. This is more or Tess a fun competition to end the year for most team.," said event chairman Brenda Smitt. Precision skating involves a group which skates in unison to music. It's a lot different from figure skat- ing but the costs are joist as high. "Precision is expensive. They practice during the week and most coaches like them to practice more than once a week," said Smith. It takes a lot of practice and a lot of patience. "It's hard because you have to skate with 19 or 20 other girls. You're skating extremely close together so you have to watch your feet," said Carruthers. Denise Ward is the other Lucan Ice Gems coach and Gail Moir is the manager. Judges on Saturday looked for certain'elements to be performed properly such as lines, circles and blocks. . 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