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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1995-11-22, Page 14Page 14 Times -Advocate, November 22,1995 This Week in Sports... • Hawks go 14-0 - page 15 • Bowling scores - page 16 Three Exeter teams win medals in tournament Exeter Junior "C" team wins gold medal, Novice Red, and Tween White teams capture silver medals during tourney Chris Skalkos T -A staff EXETER - The Exeter and Area Ringette Association hosted a 32 team tournament over the weekend with three out of the seven teams representing the Exeter area win- ning medals. Over 400 girls, ranging in ages from seven to 16 participated in this year's tournament featuring teams from Owen Sound, Oshawa, Dorchester, Woolwich, Walker- ton, Goderich, Mitch- ell, London, St. Clem- ents, Forest, Seaforth and Kitchener - Waterloo. For Exeter, the Jun- ior "C" team captured the gold medal beat- ing London 12-5, Seaforth 6-5 and Woolwich 8-1. The Novice Red team won the silver medal after de- feating Exeter White 5-3, and Lon- don 10-8, before losing to Dor- chester 9-6. The Exeter Tween Whites also took home a silver medal after tying the Exeter Tween Red team 5-5, winning over St Clements 7-4 and losing to Wool- wich 5-0. Exeter Ringette Association pres- ident, Julie Ritchie said she was slightly surprised with the Exeter Junior "C" team clinching the gold medal because they were under- dogs going into the tournament. "The Juniors played outstanding ringette to win gold considering "Every ran sm and mo teams pressed est in turning next y they had a slow start in the regular season," she said, crediting rookie goaltender Ke1Ii Dayman for keep- ing the team together with a solid performance between the pipes. The medal race in the Tween di- vision was too close to be decided by win/loss ratios as both Exeter Tween teams finished with an equal amount of points in their divi- sion. Tournament or- ganizers had to de- cide the silver medal winner through a mathematical for- mula taking into con- sideration goals scored for and against. The two Exeter Tween teams were so evenly matched, they played to a five all tie when they met Sunday morning during their scheduled tournament match -up. The Tween game was ringette at it's best as both teams exchanged an even amount of shots on net in the fast paced back and forth con- test peppered with goal mouth scrambles and shots bouncing off the goal posts at both ends of the rink. Goal scoring sensation, Kerri Ful- ton scored all five of the Red team's goals, three of which were unassisted. Laura skinner and Crystal Davis assisted Fulton on the other two goals. The goal scoring talent was a lit - thing oothly st ex- inter- re - again ear." RINGETTE NOVICE November 19 - Exeter tournament Gamel Exeter Red 5 vs. Exeter White 3 Goals for Red: Amber Preszcator (3), Jen- nifer Timmerman, Aimee McCann Assists for Red: Danielle Ritchie (2) Goaltender for Red: Michelle Geiser Goals for White: Farquhar (3) Game2 Exeter Red 6 vs. Dorchester 9 Goals: Preszcator (4). Lea Mudge, McCann Assist: Preszcator Goaltender: Jennifer Timirennans Game3 Exeter Red 10 vs. London 8 Goals: Preszcator (6), Mudge (2). Tinuner- mans. Holly Hern Assists: Preszcator, Mudge, Ritchie (4). McCann. Amber Caldwell, Jackie Marshall Goaltender: Gaiser Exeter Red won the silver medal. October 21 Exeter White 7 vs, Forest Hopper 15 Gosh: Julie Farquhar (6), Katie Stewart Assists: Emily !non (2), Cassandra Morris- sey October 29 Exeter White 3 vs. Stratford 23 Goals: Farquhar (3), Assists: SherriLynn Moir Goaltender: Morrissey November 4 Exeter White 0 vs. Forest 11 November 5 Exeter White 2 vs. Mitchell 12 Goals: Kelsey O'Rourke, Farquhar November 11 Exeter White 1 vs. Stratford 3 Gob: C ie ey Momrnetateeg Assists: Farquhar November 19 - Exeter tournament Game 1 - See Exeter Red above Game 2 Exeter White 5 vs. London 10 Goals: Farquhar (4), Shannon Baer Assists: Moir. Kelsey O'Rourke Game3 Ratter White 1 vs. Dorchester 8 Goal: Mommersteeg Goattendee for all games: Enid Drvm- mond PETITE E game London 10 en eter r ipthn t 'C' 3 Goals: Miranda Gtenier. Ami Taylor (2) Goakender: Jenna Revington Shote on gosh London 30 vs. Exeter 14 November 14 8t. Marys 'B' 7 vs. Batter Opthn1st 'C' 0 Goalt crier: Miranda Cmrnicr Shote oa goal: Si. Marys 53 vs. Exeter 4 November 18 - Exeter tournament ExeterOptimist 'C' 6 v1s, Stratford 'C' 1 Gooks issoli evinrton (2). Mary Oregus (2), Stut+e, Brirtsny RevingInn As1ir(u1t Brittany Revington. Taylor (3). g. Megan Skinner Haakonder: Orrrtier Shots on gala Bxeter 33 va. Stratford 31 Game2 Owen Sound 9 vs. Exeter Optimist 'C' 2 Goals: Cheryl Montgomery, Jenna Rev- ington Assist: Gregus Goaltender: Grenier Shots on goal: Owen Sound 36 vs. Exeter 22 Game3 Goderich 6 vs. Exeter Optimist 'C' 1 Goal: Jenna Revington Assist: Erin Campbell Goaltender, Grenier Shots on goal: Goderich 35 vs. Exeter 17 TWEEN November 19 - Exeter tournament Game 1 Exeter White 5 at Exeter Red 5 Goals for Red: Kerri Fulton (5) Assists for Red: Laura Skinner, Crystal Davis Goaltender for Red: Stacey Snow Goals for White: Melanie Grant (2), Sa- rah Hodge, Krista Dayman. Catherine Bergmann Assists for White: Grant, Hodge. Berg- mann, Trisha McMillan, Iris Dineen Goaltender for White: Melissa Knight Game 2 Woolwich 14 at Exeter Red 3 Goals: Kerri Fulton, Skinner, Davis Assists: Skinner (2), Amy Hodgert Game3 SI. Clements 4 at Exeter Reds 8 Goals: Skinner (5), Kerri Fulton (3) Assists: Kerri Fulton (4). Ann Marie Hod- gen, Nicole Zwaan, Amy /lodged November 19 - Exeter tournament Game 1 • See Exeter Red above Game2 Exeter White 7 vs. St. Clements 4 Goats: ]Leanne Erb. Dineen, Dayman (2). Grant, Hodge, Bergmann Assists: Erb (2), Dineen, Dayman. Grant, Hodge. Ashley Rasenberg, Erin Traquair, McMillan Goaltender: McMillan Game3 Exeter White 0 vs. Woolwich 5 Goaltender: Knight Exeter White won the silver medal. JUNIOR November 18 • Exeter tournament Grupe 1 Exeter 6 vs. Seaforth 5 Goals: Kim Keller, Sarah Hamilton (2). Sarah Webber (2), Alicia Lawrence Assists: Hamilton (2), Lawrence, Lauryn Baynham, Julie Godboh, Sarah Wuerth Game2 Exeter 8 vs. Woolwich 1 Goals: Lawrence (4). Keller (2). Pam Keyes, Sarah Wue ih Assists: Lawrence (2), Keller (2), Sarah Wuerth (2), Becky Womb Game Exeter 12 rs. London Gosh: Lawrence (5), Hamilton (3), Web-,:. bee, Baynham. Sarah Wucetb, Keyes Assists: Lawrence. Hamilton (3), Webber. Baynham. Sarah Wueath (2), Kays, Clod - bolt Exeter won the gold medal with a 3-0 tecord. tle more spread out for the White team. Melanie Grant scored first as- sisted by Catherine Bergmann and Iris Dineen. Sarah Hodge, Krista Dayman and Bergmann also scored for the White team with as- sists from McMillen, Grant and Leeanne Erb. Grant scored the tying goal un- assisted with only 6:57 remaining on the clock to even out the scoring at five. Greg Dayman, coach for the Tween Whites said the game was an even contest from start to finish. "They were so even it was un= real...It would have been nice to win but the single point was alright. I'd rather tie than lose," he said. Jim Regier, coach for the Tween Reds echoed Dayman's comments claiming neither team had an edge over the other. "Whey both teams play that wall a break could make the game but nobody got that break," he said. The Red team almost got the break they were looking for when the Tween White goalie was sub- stituted after injuring her thumb. But with only 2:24 left to play the Red team didn't get a chance to test the cold goalie. Ritchie and Association organiz- ers agreed the tournament was an overwhelming success. "Everything ran smoothly and most of the teams expressed inter- est in returning again next year," said Ritchie. South Huron junior volleyball team defeated at WOSSA semi-finals ST. THOMAS - Despite continued steady set- ting by Derek Ether- ington and good leadership on the court from Luke Simms and Dave Far- quhar, the South Huron District High School junior boys volleyball team was defeated in the semi-finals at Saturday's W.O.S.S.A tournament. The pool was hosted by Arthur Voden school in St.Thomas where the junior boys faced St. Thomas Parkside, winning both games. Playing against London Oakridge, SHDHS was defeated both times and split in games against Sarnia St. Clair. The junior boys came out ahead of St.Clair in point differential and were defeated in both games against Woodstock Collegiate, giving the team a record of five wins and three losses and taking them into the semi-finals. South Huron did not fair well against Wingham F.E. Madill in the semi-final, beaten in two games straight. London Laurier faced London Oakridge in a tight match with Laurier going on to play F.E. Madill in a very excit- ing final game. Coach Scott Halpenny was pleased with South Huron's ef- forts in the tournament, crediting the team as a whole and Darryl Romphf in particular with a very steady performance as mid - blocker. "1 was really pleased with how the boys performed at W.O.S.S.A. The whole team played well throughout the whok pool: said Hatpee ray. ) The Exeter Tween White team and the Exeter Tween Red team played to a 5-5 tie Sunday morning during the Exeter and Area Ringette As- sociation's two-day tourna- ment. Above, Erin Traquair, left, moves the ring up the ice as Kerri Fulton moves in to chal- lenge her. Left, Melanie Grant, right, and Kerri Fulton try to beat each other to the ring. Exeter team participates in seniors curling playdowns Ralph Astle's team wins one of three games on weekend EXETER - The Exeter curling Exeter beat London -Highland 7-3 "We do the best we can and let club hosted six teams during a 50 but lost to Kilworth 4-10 knocking the chips fall where they may," he and over seniors zone them into the "B" said. 15 playdowns over the "We do the division. Sunday's "B" division game weekend."We played well against Ilderton was close but Exet- The Exeter team of best we can in the first part of, er lost 6-9 eliminating them from Harry Jacobi, Don Cur- and let the the game but we "8" division contention. rel, Murray Dawson and chips fall fell apart later on 'It was a tight game all the way skip, Ralph Astle had where they and we couldn't re- through," said Jacobi who had a more fun than successcover," said Astle good throwing day. "But we missed winning one out of three may,, about the loss to a couple of shots and then it went games. Kilworth. "They bad," he added. Teams from Ilderton, were stiff competi- The Exeter curling club will be a London -Highland, Seaforth, Kil- tion, I think they made every shot." busy place this season with curling worth and Goderich participated in Astle said his team doesn't get to going on every night of the week the double knockout format with practice much and they like to and 13 bonspiels scheduled so far "A" and "B" winners advancing to adopt a flexible strategy when they this year. the zone finals this weekend. compete. Ralph AstN, fhlw up a rock during the seniors zone 15 playdowns at the Exeter curling club on Saturday. The Exeter team won one out of three games. Got a sports tip? Call 235-1331