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Times -Advocate, April 26. 1995
The Exeter Hawks award recipients are, back row from left Mark Bell (Most Improved Player), Steve Farquhar (Defensive For-
ward), Jamie Cornish (Best Defenseman), Shayne Robinson (Scoring Leader and M.V.P. regular season), Brian Gardner (Bench
Leadership), Chris Kennedy (M. V.P. playoffs and M.V.P. regular season) Front row, Ray Cousineau (Gentlemanly Player), Jason
McBride ( Defensive Defenseman, Leadership, Hawk Award), and Sean McCann (M. V.P. playoffs). Absent from photo is Jeff
Glavin (Rookie of the Year).
Hawks honoured at awards banquet
By Chris Skalkos
T -A staff
EXETER - In a blaze of black and gold decor, the athletes of the Exet-
er Junior "D" Hawks were honoured at an awards banquet held in the
Rec centre on Friday night.
A total of eleven awards were handed out to the hockey players that
made an extraordinary contribution to the Hawk's 1994-95 season.
In addressing the audience President Tom McCann said it was difficult
to choose only a few award recipients from a team of 26 talented players
and reminded everyone that the Hawks successful season wasn't based
on individual efforts.
"Hockey is a team game. It takes a full squad to make things go and
} u're all winners in our eyes," said McCann. "We did go a long way in
solidifying this team. We went in on a high, and we put out a great ef-
fort." he said.
Head coach and general manager Dave Revington took a time out to
thank the family members and friends for supporting the club and ac-
knowledged the contributions of assistant coach Barry Baynham, assist-
ant general manager John Pryde, trainers Mike Soldan, John Miller, Der-
ek Schwartzentruber and Equipment Manager Wayne Dickens.
The Hawks ended the 1994-95 s4ason with a 22-15-3 win, loss, tie
record. They made the playoffs beating Be1tnc nt four games straight be-
fore losing a see -saw battle to Lambeth in the seventh and last game.
Tom McCann still won't forget "that one bad call" by the referee which
helped Lambeth take the seventh game to end the Hawks season. But
McCann credits that call, along with the other trial and errors the Hawks
went through last year as a learning experience. One that they will take
with them in to the oncoming season.
"The boys learned a lot this year and next year we'll give'em hell," he
said.
Panthers host soccer tournament
Gillian Gregoire from South Huron races after a loose ball while being pursued by a
Glencoe defender. Exeter was the setting for the 1995 South Huron Soccer tournament
on Saturday. SHDHS sr girls soccer team went 2-1-1 for the day.
Exeter
women's
ringette bring
home gold
medal
TILLSONBURG - The season
drew to a close for the Exeter Dis-
trict Womens ringette team with a
gold medal win in Tillsonburg Sun-
day.
The Exeter team went head to
head against St. Catharines winning
8-3 to claim the Tillsonburg Rec
Division Championship.
Exeter beat Dorchester 'BFI' 4-3,
Dorchester '2' 13-3, and Wool -
which 8-6 before going into the
gold medal game against St. Catha-
rines.
Goals for Exeter in the final
game came from Cindy Moore and
Jill Sararas, with each player get-
ting a hat trick. Corlette Elder and
Julie Ritchie both scored single
goals.
Coach Michele Hodgert said they
had won the Woolwich invitational
previously and winning this tourna-
ment was a nice way to end the sea-
son.
Pee Wees
honoured by
Town Council
EXETER - Members of the Exet-
er Ladies Auxiliary PeeWces were
recognized at the meeting of coun-
cil last Tuesday night.
The team won the All Ontario
Championship, played at Welling-
ton in Prince Edward County on
March 31.
Mayor Ben Hoogenboom pre-
sented each team member and the
Foaches with plaques.
Zurich bowlers miss
championship by one point
STRATFORD - The Zurich 5 Pin
Bowlers' Association Black Tower
champion team finished second,
just one point behind the winning
Stratford Black Tower Team, in
Stratford on Sunday, in a three
game round robin match play, pins
over average Black Tower Region-
al rolloff.
The Zurich Association team
from Grand Bend was led by Frank
Allen with 88 pins over his 143 av-
erage while Marilyn and Lyle So -
linger, Marie Wintle, Vic Dunbar
Shuffleboard
Exeter
April 19
5 game winners
Steve Hrapchek
Jim Davis
George Matheson
4 game winners
Bernice Long
Hal Walsh
Robert Long
Marge McCurdy
3 game winners
Howard Johns
Marjorie Hodgert
Lloyd Lovell
John Pepper
April 20
4 game winners
Gil Northey
Steve Hrapchek
Gordon Hoggarth
John Pepper
011ie Essery
3 game winners
Beatrice Richardson
Doris Denham
Ross Richardson
Belva Rowe
Hensall
April 18
5 game winners
Lloyd Lovell
Pearl McKnight
Isabel Rogerson
6 game winners
Hazel McEwan
Dave Woodward
Russell Ferguson
Alice Thiel
Emma Campbell
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186
301
284
278
275
264
242
227
225
380
379
324
317
309
249
244
215
195
433
361
276
479
457
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and Ruth Robertson added pluses
of 55, 52, 40, 20 and minus 22 pins
respectively.
"I was really pleased with our 1
Black Tower team cffort and they
came so close to going on to the
Provincial Championship in June,"
said Zurich Association's coach
Marlene Bedard.
The Ontario Five Pin Bowler's
Association (O.F.P.B.A.) Tourna-
ment Committee will administer
the Ontario Finals
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Notice to Ratepayers
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The Executive and Directors of
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Hockey Club
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sponsors and dedicated fans for
your support during the past
hockey season. We couldn't do it
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