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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1995-05-03, Page 9WEINEMAy. lwU M 'A' division winners...Taking the 'A' side title of the YBC bantam division were the Fllntstones. Team mem- bers were Michelle Ortlieb, Melissa Nesbitt, Caitlin Carson, Brett Skinn, and Terri Benniger. The 'A' side winners in the junior -senior division were Little Foot. Team members were Sherri Voisin, Jeremy Hickey, Trevor Hickey, Ryan Wickens, and Sandy Guptill. Mustang soccer teams split games The Madill Mustangs senior boys soccer team split two league games last week. The seniors scored a 6-2 deci- sion over the Central Huron Red - men of Clinton last Monday, but were handed a 4-1 setback by the South 1-luron Panthers on Wednes- day. Chris Patterson and Pat McGlynn booted two goals apiece for the Mustangs last Monday. Single markers were added by Jer- emy Creeden and Randy Beuer- mann. Patterson was the lone goal get- ter for Madill on Wednesday. Mustang coach Jack Mali said they were missing three essential players on Wednesday. The junior Mustangs also de- feated the Redmen last Monday and dropped a decision to the Pan- thers at home on Wednesday. The Mustangs play a pair of contests this week, both at home. They play today and then again on Friday afternoon. The girls soccer team played three games last week, gaining a win, loss, and a tie to raise their league record to 2-2-2. Lara Fenton was the lone goal getter for the Mustangs last Mon- day as they played the Goderich Vikings to a 1-1 draw in Goderich. In the return match on Tuesday, the Vikings scored a 2-0 decision.. The Mustangs evened out their record on Thursday as they scored a 3-1 decision over the Seaforth Golden Bears. Getting the goals for the Mus- tangs were Jackie Smith, Teresa Smith, and Fenton. The girls were in Exeter yester- day for a game against South Hu- ron, and are at home tomorrow. HORSESHOES (Thursday, April 27) 'A' Division Jack Arnold and Hank Carter were first in the single round. 40 - point game 'A' division of horse- shoes competition held Thursday at the Wingham Sportsmen Club. They had a perfect 5-0 record. Don Frook and Lynn Hewitt were second with four wins and +27. Jim Nelson and Al MacKenzie were third with two wins and +114. Lloyd Carter and Eric Hewitt were fourth with two wins and +104. Wayne Huber and Rick Bross were fifth with two wins and +66. Harold - Carter and Paul McKee' were sixth as they were winless in five outings. 'B' Division Glen Casemore and Dan Stacey were first in the single round 35 - point game 'B' division with four wins and +42. Wilf Townes and Dave Huber were second with four wins and +24. Harvey Bolton and Bruce Huber were third with three wins and +94. Lome Kuntz and Doug Vander- woude were fourth with three wins and +77. Doug Hinsperger and Peter DeGroot were fifth with three wins and +71. Don. Carter and Harold itaize were sixth with three wins and +57. Jim Bolton and Ralph Koopman were seventh with one win and +84. am maw mismifamo 9 Youth bowling McGlynn fourth league awards Continued from page 8 the high single of 155. Robbie Hall was the most im- proved bantam boy with a +29. Timmy Barfoot had the high aver- age of 119, Jonas Whytock rolled the high double of 343, and Brian King had the high single of 188. Zarah Ackerman was the most improved junior girl with a +20. Julie Moffat had the high average with a 150, Nora Voisin rolled the high triple of 515, and Tamara Krebs had the high single of 223. James Visser was the most im- proved junior boy with a +27. Tre- vor Hickey had the high average of 156, Garrett Yorke rolled the high triple of 593, and Ryan Wick- ens rolled the high single of 261. Sherri Voisin was the most im- proved senior girl with a +5, and she had the high average of 155. Jeremy Guptill was the most improved senior boy with a +5, and rolled the high single of 233. Jeremy Hickey had the high aver- age of 190, and Shawn King rolled the high triple of 577. Chrissy Adams and Robbie Hall were Hi -Low winners in the ban- tam division and Ryan Wickens and Sandy Guptill were Hi -Low winners in the junior -senior divi- sion. Receiving sweat shirts for per- fect auendance were Jamie Benni- ger, Sheldon McKee, Terri Benni- card Whitechurch Shoot The Whitechurch Institute spon- sored a dessert 'shoot party last Monday with 14 tables in play. The high lady was Marjorie Coultes and second high was Kay Rich. Harvey Edgar was the high man and George Inglis, • second high. Most shoots on the pink card was Jean Deans and on the white, Vera Falconer. Draw prizes went to 'Gordon Wall, Lorne Jamieson, Vera Schmidt and Peter Gilmore. BELGRAVE EUCHRE There were nine tables of euchre in play at the Women's Institute Ha11 in Belgrave last Wednesday evening. Margaret King was the high lady and Audrey Edgar had the most lone hands. Ruth Johnston had the most twos and Helen Martin was low lady. John King was the high man and Lillian Appleby was low man. Gar- ner Nicholsod - had the most twos and Jack Taylor was low man. There is no euchre tonight, May 3. The next Belgrave euchre is May 10 at 8 o'clock. Everyone wel- come. Madill athletes claim five gold Three school records set at Forest City track meet The Madill track and field team competed in its first outdoor meet of the season on Saturday when it took part in the annual Forest City meet at the University of Western Ontario. This competition has become one of the largest high school outdoors meets in North America, with over 2,500 athletes competing. Madill athletes had a promising beginning to this season, breaking three existing school records, shattering one meet record, and winning five gold medals. The school records were set by Shawn Gedcke in the senior boys 800 metres with a time of 2:07.3 minutes; by Dave McDonald in the discus when he broke his brother Ken's record with a throw of 45.37 metres; and Julie Lisle in the 100 -metre hurdles with a time of 16.7 seconds. She also shattered the existing meet record in the senior girls discus with a toss of 38.96 metres. The gold medal performances were achieved by Adam Schiestel in the midget boys high jump by clearing 'the bar at 1.77 metres; Mary Lisle won double gold by winning the junior girls discus and shot put; and Julie Lisle also won two gold with first place finishes in the senior girls discus and shot put. * - New school record Midget girls Susan Bieman - 1500 metres, 6:10.8 minutes; 3000 metres, 13:15 minutes. Michelle Freiburger - 100 metres, 14.1 seconds, bronz6,, standard; 200 metres, 29.9 seconds; 400 metres, 1:08.2 minutes, bronze standard. Janet Lisle - 800 -metre hurdle, 13,9 seconds, 5th, bronze standard; long jump, 4.61 metres, 2nd; shot put, 7.55 metres, 12th; discus, 22.76 metres, 5th. Midget boys Adam Schiestel - high jump, 1.77 metrses, 1st, gold standard; long jump, 5.10 metres, 11th. Cory Bragg - 100 metres, 12.2 seconds, 3rd, bronze standard; 200 metres, 25.25 seconds, bronze standard; high jump, 1.60 metres, 10th, bronze standard; long jump, 5.32 metres, 5th, bronze standard. Dennis Lubbers - 400 metres, 59.1 seconds, bronze standard; 1500 metres, 4:57 minutes, 12th. Jamie Good - 800 metres, 2:20.6 minutes, 12th, bronze standard; 3,000 metres, 11:02. John Deyell - 1500 metres, 4:55.4 minutes, 10th; 3,000 metres, 10:40 minutes. Jason Pritchard - 1500 metres, 5:23 minutes. Junior girls Mary Lisle - shot put, 11.20 metres, 1st, gold standard; discus, 34.92 metrs, 1st, gold standard, long jump, 4.71 metres, 5th Kristen O'Neill - high jump, 1.43 metres, 4th, bronze standard; long jump, 4.26 metres. Celina Stewart - 400 metres, 1:09.6 minutes; 80 -metre hurdles, 16.0 seconds; 300 -metre hurdles, 54.0 seconds, bronze standard. Iola Omole - shot put, 7.97 metres; discus, 24.66 metres, 9th. Jen Fenton - 1500 metres, 5:53 minutes. Tasha Mayer - 1500 metres, 5:37 minutes; 3,000 metres, 11:58 minutes. Denise Miller - 800 metres, 2:49.4 minutes, 11th; long jump, 3.46 minutes. Junior boys Andy Shaw - 100 metres, 13.6 seconds; 200 metres, 27.6 seconds. Trevor Scip - 100 metres, 13.1 seconds; long jump, 5.26 metres, 16th. Matthew Atton - 800. metres, 2:29.8 minutes; 1500 metres, 5:07 minutes. Senior girls Julie Lisle - discus, 38.98 metres, 1st, gold standard; shot put, 11.89 metres, 1st, gold standard; •100 -metre hurdles, 16.7 seconds, 2nd, bronze standard; long jump, 4.37 metres, 2nd, bronze standard. Sherry Taylor - shot put, 10.43 metres, 6th, bronze standard; discus, 27.24 metres, 7th. Tammy Love - shot put, 8.63 metres, 8th; discus, 29.04 metres, 6th. Heather Askes - 100 metres, 13.3 seconds; Tong jump, 4.25 metres, 3rd. Lara Fenton - 400 metres, 1:08.9 minutes, 9th; 1500 metres. 5:38 minutes, 9th. Senior boys Dave McDonald - pole vault, 3.65 metres, 3rd, silver standard; shot put, 15.84 metres, 3rd; gold standard. *discus, 45.37 metres, 3rd, silver standard. Shawn Gedcke - 400 metrss, 54.8 seconds, bronze standard; •800 metres, 2:07.3 minutes, silver standard; 300 -metre hurdles, 1:01.3 minutes, silver standard. Stephen Anger - 100 metres, 12.6 seconds, 11th; pole vault, 3.50 metres, 4th, silver standard; long jump, 5.05 metres. Bryan DeBruyn - pole vault, 3.20 metres; 400 -metre hurdles, 1.11 metres. Ben Knorr - 800 metres, 2:18.6 minutes. Jeremy O'Neill - shot put, 12.44 metres, 6th. Nathan Stewart - 100 -metre hurdles, 19.5 seconds, 7th; 300 -metre hurdles, 1:08.4 minutes. 1 ger, Adam Brophy, Brandi Thompson, Patrick Nesbiu, Eric Skinn, Ashley Wilson, Timmy Barfou, Chad Carter, Brandy McKee, Melissa Nesbitt, august Voisin, Zarah Ackerman, Garrett Yorke, Chrissy Adams, Nora Voi- sin, Jim Black, Julie Moffat, Lucas Carson, Trevor Hickey, Ryan Wickens, Tamara Krebs, Andrew Scammell, and James Visser. Next year the youth bowling program will be under the direc- tion of Wanda Casemore, Rox- anne Visser, Pam Carter, and Sharon Yorke next year. Ryan Wickens will be the youth repre- sentative. Lunch is READY! Daily Luncheon Specials Homemade Soups Come out for lunch & bring a friend. 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