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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1995-05-24, Page 6Sliding tackle...Madilrs Shelly Johnston (21) makes a sliding tackle to block a kick by the South Huron during the Huron County high school girls soccer championship. contest played last Tuesday. Madill fell 2-0 to the Panthers. Belgra come from behind Belgrave Juveniles scored.ni runs in the fifth and sixth innin as they overcame a two -run def and scored a 10-6 over the Walt Brewers last Tuesday evening Walton in Huron County Fast League play. Belgrave trailed the Brewers 1 going into the fifth inning, b rallied for four runs, and then add ed five more in the sixth inning post the victory. The Brewers threatened in th bottom of the seventh, but th Juveniles got the final out to leav the bases loaded. Keith Todd went the distanc on the mound for Belgrave, as h allowed 10 hits and seven w and struck out nine. Scott Leonhardt started on th mound for Walton, lasting five in pings before being relieved b Bob Steiss. They gave up 17 hit and two bases -on -balls and corn bined for five strike outs. Shortstop Brent Robinson, firs base player Joel Pegg and pitcher Todd were each 3 -for -4 at the plate for Belgrave. Mike Greig, Eric Andrew and Brad Robinson had two hits apiece for Belgrave with Todd Machan and Ken Hogg adding a single each. S. Knight was 3 -for -3 at the plate for the Brewers with S. Rob- inson getting three hits in four at - bats. Rick McDonald clubbed a home run in three trips to the plate. The Juveniles travel to Seaforth- tonight for a 7:30 p.m. game against the Co-ops. Belgrave tray els to Blyth on Monday for a 8:30 p.m. contest against the Decorat- ing squad. ne gs dell on in ball 3- ut to e e e e e alks e Y s Belgrave Midgets win two The Belgrave Midgets opened the WOAA season with a pair of victories. On May 15, the Midgets scored a 19-3 decision over Mild- may and then downed Cargill 7-1 in their home opener last Wednes- day. Brent Robinson hurled a two hitter last Wednesday as Belgrave scored its second win of the young season. He also gave up one walk while striking out 12. The Midgets put four runners across the plate in the first inning and added single runs in the sec- ond, fourth and sixth innings. Car- gill scored their lone run in the fifth inning as they capitalized on the only walk issued by Robinson. Catcher Shawn Fair had a triple and two singles in four at -bats. First base player Dan Gusso and Robinson were each 2 -for -3 at the plate with 'short stop Joel Pegg getting a single in one official plate appearance. He also received three walks. Third base player Chris Stewart was 1 -for -4 at the plate. The Midgets clubbed out 17 hits in Mildmay last Monday as they opened the 1995 season on the road. Robinson and Stewart con- tributed homeruns to the lopsided decision. Mildmay scored once in the first, but Belgrave blew the game wide open with five runs in the second and nine more in the third to cruise to the win. Mildmay scored their other two runs in sixth on two singles and three errors. Pegg went the distance on the mound for Belgrave, allowing eight hits and one walk while fan- ning nine. Centre fielder Brian Marks was 3 -for -3 at the plate with Stewart getting three hits, including a home run, in four at -bats. Fair and Robinson were each 3 -for -5 at the plate and left fielder Ryan Moffatt had two hits in four plate appear- ances. The Midgets were in Delmore last night and then play host to Desboro on May 31, beginning at 9 p.m. • • Seri®r girls give Exeter a battle forHuron crown EXETER - The upstart Madill keeper Janie Webster. ear. Mustangs took on the more expert- The Panthers were given an op- in "Thisthe ws a this g d year for us," enced South Huron Panthers in the portunity to extend their lead, in she said. 'We went from last place Huron County high school girls ' the first half, when they awarded a ° last. season, to' second place this soccer championship at (the high enalty N sctioo r >t li[ l�lst'�tesday. P, s kick. Fort lyJ3 for the year.. p , l ye Mu's ` gs ,l P g save f Madlfil� � 'this Year n fix a sin c came up with, .valiant effort, but The Mustangs had some .good a 'part because of theme good athl� �� fell short as the seasoned Panthers scoring opportunities in the earlyg etas scared a 2-0 decision to advance playing on the team. She added to the Huron -Perth championship. South Huron goalkeeper,k ptf. tMa- sthe o the elpeodne year of experience Danielle Miners gave the Pan- dill from scoring. Schofield said the Mustangs thers a 1-0 lead in the'first half, as Heather Davies gave South Hu- lose two players next year, both she redirected a lobbed pass past ron a two -goal advantage as she starters. She added that Lara Fen - Madill goalkeeper Julie lobbed, pounced on a rebound and booted ton „and Amy Ireland will be Late in the first half, the Mus- the ball up • over a jumping Kik- missed next year. tangs came close to booting the keit. The coacli said that e us - equalizer, but were unable• to get Madill coach Carolyn Schofield tangs should be as strong n next year the ball past South Huron goal- said there was a big improvement as they were this season. •Nolan takes Mcrown at WOSSA track and field LONDON - Mike Nolan captured the midget boys individual cham- pionship at the WOSSA track and field championships held last week at the University of Western Ontario. The midget boys were first in the team standings and the senior girls also captured the team title. Madill was second overall in the boys standings and in the girls standings. On the way to capturing five gold medals, 12 silver medals and four bronze 'medals, the athletes set eight new school records. Setting the school records were David Greig in the junior boys 400 metre, Mary Lisle in the junior girls shot put, Julie Lisle in the senior girls 100 -metre hurdles, Ibby Omole in the senior girls 200 metre, Heather Askes in the senior girls triple jump, Shawn Gedcke in the senior boys 800 metre, Dave McDonald in the senior boys dis- cus, and the senior boys four -by - 100 metre relay. Twenty-two Madill athletes have advanced to the OFSAA western regional track and field championship being held this weekend in Tillsonburg, to com- pete in 36 events. Midget girls Kara Pepper - 300 -metre hurdles, 19th, 55.45 seconds. Susan Rieman - 1500 metre, 22nd, 6:04 minutes; 3,000 metre, 18th, 13:13.28 minutes. Michelle Freeiburger - 100 metre, 17th, 14.0 seconds; 400 metre, 21st, 1:08.3 minutes. Christa Pegg - long jump, 18th, 3.99 me- tres; high jump, i7th, 1.35 metres. Michaela Johnston - shot put, 1st, 9.70 metres; javelin, 9th, 23.60 metres; dis- cus, 13th, 21.52 metres. Andrea Hiller - shot put, 6th, 8.52 me- tres; discus, 9th, 22.0 metres. 4 -by -100 metre relay (Michelle Preibur- ger, "'Kara Pepper, Corrie Kranenburg, Erin Magee) - 12th, 56.4 seconds. • Junior girls Mary Lisle - *shot put, 1st, 11.88 me- tres; discus, 1st, 36.86 metres; long jump, 2nd, 5.07 metres. Kristen O'Neill - triple jump, 11th, 9.29 metres; high jump, 12th, 1.40 metres. Jola Omole - discus, 10th, 25.40 metres; shot put, 13th, 8.16 metres. Celina Stewart - 300 -metre hurdles, 17th, 52.73 seconds; 400 metre, 19th, 1:08.7 minutes; 80 -metre hurdle, 19th, 15.1 seconds. Tasha Mayer - 3,000 metre, 8th, .8:33.45 minutes; 1500 metre, 13th, 5:31 minutes. Jen Fenton - 1500 metre, 20th, 5:55.8 minutes. Lesley Pike - triple jump, 23rd, 8.28 me- tres. 4 -by -100 metre relay (Celina Stewart, Kristen O'Neill, Lisa Osinga, Jola Omole) - 10th, 55.4 seconds. Senior girls Julie Lisle - shot put, 1st, 11.81 metre discus, 2nd, 36.28 metres; *100 -me hurdles, 2nd, 15.8 seconds. Ibby Omole - 100 metre, 2nd, 13.0 sec onds; *200 metre, 3rd, 26.41 second long jugtp, 5th, 4.64 metres. Sarah Buck 800 metre, 5th,. 2:32.2 minutes; 3,000 metre, 6th, 11:31.57 mi utes; 1500 metre, 10th, 5:29 minutes. Lara Penton - 3,000 metre, 8th, 11:53.9 minutes. Heather Askes - *triple jump, 5th, 10. metres; high jump, 5th, 1.40 metre long jump, 6th, 4.43 metres. Sherry Taylor - javelin, 5th, 30.92 me tres;. shot put, 8th, 10.20 metres. Tammy Love - javelin, 3rd, 31.91 me ties; discus, 7th, 28.78 metres. Carolyn Pike - discus, 6th, 30.06 metres shot put, 9th, 8,81 metres. 4 -by -100 metre __relay (Mary Lisle Heather Askes, Julie Lisle, Ibby Omole - 2nd, 50.9 seconds. Midget boys Mike Nolan - discus, 1st, 48.40 metres shot put, 4th, 13.53 metres; 300 -metre hurdle, 2nd, 42.84 seconds. Cory Bragg - long jump, 2nd, 5.75 me- tres; 100 metre, 6th, 12:1 seconds; 200 metre, 10th, 25.09 seconds. Dennis Lubbers - 800 metre, 5th, 2:16.18 metres; 1500 metre, 9th 4:44.1 minutes; 3,000 metre, 8th, 10:23,89 min- utes. John Deyell - 3,000 metre, 9th, 10:24.56 minutes; 1500 metre, 1 lth, 4:49 minutes. Andrew Exel - shot put, 11th,. 12.53 me- tres; discus, 14th, 31.80 metres; javelin, 16th, 36.64 metres. Greg Montgomery - 100 metre, 15th, 12.6 seconds; 200 metre, 14th, 26.06 seconds. Matt Smith - 100 metre, 18th, 12.9 sec- onds; 200 metre, 16th, 26.17 seconds. Jamie Good - 800 metre, 7th, 2:17.94 minutes; 1500 metre, 15th, 4:54.4 min- utes; javelin, 15th, 36.68 metres. Adam Schiestel high jump, 2nd, 1.70 metres; triple jump, 3rd, 11.56 metres; long jump, 4.99 metres. Rod Ireland - pole vault, 6th, 2.30 me- tres; 400 metre, 17th, 58.3 seconds. Jason Pritchard - 3,000 metre, 17th, 11:16.51 minutes. 4 -by -100 metre relay (Cory Bragg, Matt Smith, Mike Nolan, Greg Montgomery) - 47.7 seconds. Junior boys s. Jason McDonald - discus, 2nd, 39.90 ire metres; long jump, 8th, 5.79 metres. Andy Shaw - ambulatory 100 metre, 2nd, 13.60 seconds. s. David Greig - *400 metre, 5th, 52.8 sec- onds; 200 metre, 11th, 23.95 seconds; 8 " discus, 10th, 34.74 meths. n- Adam Carr - javelin, 17th, 36.4 metres; • triple jump, 20th, 9.68 metres. 7 Jeremy Creeden - 100 metre, 2ist, 12.9 seconds; 200 metre, 21st, 25.60 metres. 20 Trevor Seip - long jump, 15th, 5.26 me - s; tees; triple jump, ,18th, 10.26 metres. Chris Martin - shot put, 22nd, 9.50 me- tres. Matthew Afton - 3,000 metre, 21st, 11:50.15 minutes. - 4 -by -100 relay (Jeremy Creeden, Trevor Seip, Adam Carr, Dennis Lubbers) - 16th, 48.2 seconds. Senior boys Dave McDonald - *discus, 2nd, 47.08 metres; shot put, 4th, 14.05 metres. Shawn Gedcke - 400 -metre hurdles. 3rd, 1:00,69' minutes, triple jump, 4th, 12.19 metres; *800 metre, 8th, 2:03.44 min- utes. [Cris Kreiger - high jump, 2nd, 1.85 ni - tres. Jeremy O'Neill - javelin, 7th, 43,90 me- tres; shot put, 10th, 11.82 metre's, Steven Anger - pole vault, 2nd, 3.55 me- tres; 100 metre, 17th, 12.6 seconds. Please see WOSSA/7 11`tNEWAi MAY 24 1995 Colts down Palmerston Wingham Colts scored a 12.5 decision over the Palmerston Mid- gets last 'Thursday, after losing 8.1 to the Clifford 4 Aces last Tues- day. The Colts have a two -win one - loss record after three games in the Bluewater Fastball League, The Colts were in Southampton on Monday to play the Lakeshore Heat, The long ball was the deciding factor for the Colts in Palmerston on Thursday as four home runs brought -in six runs. Pitcher Tom McDonald brought in the first run for the Colts with a home run in the first inning. Designated hitter Kyle Wheeler also clubbed a solo home run in the fust inning. Second base player Andrew Gibson blasted a two -run homer in the third inning, and first 'base player Corey McKee clubbed a two -run round tripper in the sev- enth inning. McDonald started on the mound for the Colts and lasted 5 1/3 in- nings before being relieved by Bill Haines. They allowed nine hits and three walks and combined for four strikeouts. Joel Martin started for the Mid- gets and went four innings before being relieved by Chip Sampson. They gave up. 13 hits and three walks and had five strike outs. McDonald and Gibsop were each 3 -for -4 at the plate for Wing - ham with Wheeler getting two hits in three at -bats. Aaron Small was 2 -for -2 at the plate for Palmerston with Chris Harrow getting two hits in four at - bats, and Martin getting one hit in three plate appearances. In Clifford last Tuesday, Brent Reading started for the 4 Aces and lasted one inning before Reg Walls took over. They allowed nine hits and two walks and had four strike outs, Jason Daw started for the Colts and went 1 2/3 innings before be- ing relieved by Haines. They gave up nine hits and three walks and three walks and combined for eight strike outs. Left fielder McDonald was 2 - for -4 at the plate for the Colts with catcher Ben Blackwell getting one hit in two at -bats, and McKee get- ting one hit in three plate appear- ances. Wes Hope was 2 -for -2 for Clif- ford with Reading getting three hits in four at -bats, and Don Leslie getting a pair of hits in four plate appearances. Squirts ' win opener The Wingham Legion Squirts opened their 1995 Tri -County Softball League season last Thurs- day with a come from behind 10-6 decision over Gorrie. Wingham scored three runs in the third, two in the fourth, and three -more in the fifth to erase a 6- 2 deficit. Barry Skinn led the offensive attack with a double and triple to drive in four runs. Zack O'Krafka and Derek Marks had two hits and a walk each and also scored three'' runs apiece. Collecting single hits for Wing - ham were Adam Ryan, Patrick Rozebndal, Garrett Skinn, Chris Watts, and Nathan MacTavish. Chad Skinn and Tim Barfoot each received two free passes to fust O'Krafka picked up the decision on the mound, allowing six runs on six hits and struck out seven Gorrie batters. Barry Skinn pitoha,1 the fmal inning to record the save. The two Skinns also made fine defensive plays to snuff out Gorrie rallies. ' WINONAIA PARKS AND R60REATONDEPT. Wingham Parks & Recreation Department Summer Programs Registration 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon. Lockridge Memorial Arena 37 Victoria Street, Wingham * Please drop by the Recreation Department and pick up a registration form. Summer Camps & Aquatic Programs Session Dates: #1: July 4 to July 14 (*Note: Monday July 3 is a holiday) #2: July 17 to July 28 #3: July 31 to August 11 (*Note: Monday August 7 is a holiday) #4: August 14 to August 25 Note: For Swimming Lessons - 3rd child of a family cost $28.00. With Membership - $25.00 (on the lesser value lesson) Summer on Stage Session Dates: #1: July 4 to July 21 (*Note: Monday July 3 is a holiday) #2: July 24to August 11 (*Note: Monday August 7 is a holiday) #3: August 14 to September 1 For more information and to pick up a new SUMMER LEISURE GUIDE drop by The Wingham Recreation Department Josephine Street, Wingham 3574208 . A� •