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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1994-11-16, Page 21Times -Advocate, November 16, 1994 Page 21 Senior hoopers downed in semis by Viks 21-16 By Fred Groves T -A staff EXETER - At least five times during Friday's game, the South Huron Panthers were fouled while going to the hoop. Unfortunately they weren't given the trip to the line as coach Terry O'Rourke ex- pected. While you can't depend on get- ting the right calls from the of- ficials, in this case, five trips to the line could have resulted in 10 more points the Panthers could have used for sure. The final result was a 22-17 win for the visiting Godcrich Vikings in Huron Conference senior girls bas- ketball semi-final action. South Hu- ron finished tied for first in the five -team league after beating Ma- dill 34-27 last Wednesday. The Panthers, however, lost the flip, pitting them against the third place Vikings while Scafonh, the other top team went against the Central Huron Redmen. During the regular season, the Panthers beat the Vikings twice but couldn't make it three straight. "We knew it was going to be tough," said O'Rourke. It's going to he tough to beat a good team three times." During the regular season, South Huron won 37-26 and a closer 25- 23 back on October 31 in Exeter. Friday against the Vikings, the visitors worked the ball patiently for a whole minute at the start of the game before they got a couple of shots away. They didn't score but South Hu- ron's Candace Miller did, putting the hosts in front briefly. Guard Heather Davies, coming off of an injury, had two aggressive steals in the first quarter, scoring on one r 446114•1 'sl them. • "Heather played well. Candace had one of her better games. They all tried real hard," said O'Rourke. The low scoring game saw the Vikings take a one -basket, 9-7 lead at the end of the first eight minutes. In the second half, the closest the Panthers could liet came early in the second quarter when Davies went to the hoop was fouled very heavily but the ball still dropped through the net. Kerri-Lynn Case hit a foul shot with 14 seconds left in the first half • South Huron's Candace Mill- er, left; controls the ball dur- ing last Wednesday's semi- final game against Goderich. Above, Karey Youmans looks for someone to pass to. and the Panthers were trailing by four, 16-14. Friday's game was the lowest of- fensive production, except for a tournament game, 'by the Panthers as they just couldn't get things go- ing. "We've had trouble with offence all year. It's a lack of experience," said O'Rourke. South Huron narrowed the gap three minutes into the third quarter. On an inbounds play, Miller was fouled, and going to the line, made both to make the score a slim 16-14 lead for the Vikings. Goderich couldn't get their of- fence going in the third, although they had a lot more chances. Miller, Tara Pepper and Chrissy McInnes were there to grab some key de- fensive rebounds. The fourth quarter was very de- fensive as both teams could only manage one basket. Davies, who led the hosts with six points, drove to the hoop mid -way through the quarter. O'Rourke is looking at a re- building year for next fall as he los- es four starters and seven of the 13 players he had this yeti.. Boys beginning: The gym won't be silent for long as the boys bas- Spikers fall short STRATFORD- The future looks good for the South Huron District High School boys volleyball pro- gram as the junior Panthers trav- elled to Stratford on Thursday where they managed to make it as far as the semi-finals of the Huron- Pcrth finals. "They did better than what we an- ticipated at the beginning of the season," said coach Scott Hal - penny. The juniors were eliminated in the semis by Goderich after beating Stratford Northwestern and Clin- ton's Central Huron while losing to Stratford Central in pool play. In the final, Wingham's F.E. Ma- dill Mustangs won the title as they beat the Goderich Vikings. "It says a lot," said Halpenny of the success of the Huron county schools. "Volleyball is improving in our county." Senior action saw the defending champion Panthers not make it out of pool play as they missed ad- vancing by a single point. Stratford Central beat Stratford St. Mike's to win the final. Tough start in London LONDON - It was a tough way to start the high school hockey sea- son for the South Huron District High School Panthers. Travelling to London for the Clarke Road Early Bird Tourna- ment the Panthers lost both of their games. On Thursday they opened with a 3-1 loss to the host Trojans as Ryan Shantz had the lone goal for South Huron. "It was 1-1 going into the third period and they got two on give- aways in our end," said Panthers coach Dave Cox. • The second garne saw Beal play a very physical game and they topped South Huron 7-1. Blair Moir had the Panthers goal. "We're small and won't be suc- cessful if we play like that," said Cox of his team which tried to play as physical as their opponent. Yesterday the Panthers host Lon- don's John Paul II in an exhibition game and will be at Silverwood's Arena to take on the same team on Friday. The Panthers open their Huron Conference schedule on November 29 when they host Goderich Vi- kings at 2 p.m. 440wit6ANNer-A60�i�i' HEXETER STORE 22-540C 12"WOOD PLANER SALE $52900 See It Working QUALIFY TO WIN CELLULAR PHONE with any POWER TOOL PURCHASE Model 690 1-1/2 HP ROUTER SALE $21999 We have the Bits Model 333 QUICKSAND**' RANDOM ORBIT FINISHING SANDER Your new Cellular Phone will be fully activated on the Cantel Network. 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