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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1995-10-04, Page 15SPORTS Times -Advocate, October 4, 1995 Page 15 Off-road rumble Grand Bend Motorplex held their first Off -Road Race on the weekend featuring trucks, dune buggies and ATV's. Pro- fessional and am- ateur racers from across Ontario weaved their off-road vehicles through tight corners and jumps with speeds of up to 80 mph competing for cash prizes. Spon- sored by Inglis Cycle Centre in London and BF Goodrich, the On- tario Off -Road Racing Association plans to hold the races regu- larly next year. Panthers sweep HP conference home opener South Huron seniors, juniors and midget boys volleyball teams overwhelm visiting Goderich and Clinton teams EXETER - All three South Huron boys volleyball teams squared off against Goderich and Clinton on Thursday to begin their Huron - Perth Conference schedule. The senior team confidently won all three games against Clinton 15- 6. 15-4 and 15-13 but struggled against the strong Goderich team winning the first game 15-8 and losing the second 5-14. The seniors took the third and de- ciding game 15-13 in an intense game marked by long rallies and strong hits from both sid "It was close. They [Goderich] are a very good team, no doubt about that," said coach Joe Jankowski. "The boys were lulled into a sense of com- placency because they won the first game so easily, but the mo- mentum can change very quickly in vol- leyball and I think es. they underestimated Goderich," he said explaining their only loss of the day. Setter . Blake Schade consistently set his teammates with good balls and Adam Jean played a strong game digging balls out of the back court. Bryan McAllister played smart around the net making a few key blocks for the Panthers. Jankowski "The boys were lulled into a sense of complacency because they won the first game so easily,..." ow. 10... 4 M,.s - Adam Jean takes a bump in the back court during a senior volleyball game against Gode- rich at SHDHS Thursday. said they still need to work on back court coverage, two-man blocking and serving. "Serving seemed to be a dif- ficulty." he said noting that he watched five serves go into the net. The Panthers will try to iron out these weaknesses before they meet Seaforth in an away game on Oc- tober 5. The South Huron boys volleyball team finished second overall last season but were elim- inated in the Huron Perth playoffs before the semi-finals. The South Huron boys midget and junior teams also played Thursday winning all three of their games. The midgets needed to go into extra points to beat Goderich 16-14 in the second game but easi- ly took the first and third games with scores of 15-7 and 15-9. They had a much easier time beating Clinton easily 15-9, 15-5 and 15-8. The junior team also had an easy time defeating Clinton taking all three games convincingly 15-2. 15- 7 and 15-4. Goderich didn't pose much of a threat either as South Huron won 15-9. 15-6 and 15-13. Both the Juniors and the midgets are coached by Scott Halpenny. 1 t, Village of Grand Bend NOTICE The Village of Grand Bend will be discussing at an Open Council meeting on November 6th, 1995 at 7:30 p.m. the possibility of enforcing a 10 km. speed limit for recreational k) boaters on the Ausable River from the river mouth to the � south limit of the Village. l b Your input and comments will be greatly appreciated. ll Written comments can be forwarded to l Paul Turnbull, Administrator, Village of b • Grand Bend, P.O. Box 340, Grand Bend, '"�� ON NOM 1TO; . • . Telephone #519-238-8461. SII ISI III THE CORPORATION OF THE �11171± VILLAGE OF GRAND BEND V✓✓..A./✓✓✓✓✓✓J✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓ copc`'*-s The Exeter Times - Advocate has game sheets available for the 1995-96 hockey season. Please pick up cop- ies of these sheets at our front office All games must be current. Games over two weeks old will not be published. 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