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The Wingham Advance Times, 1995-06-21, Page 6P 6 THE I NGHAMADVANCETIMES Reds Squirts down Gorrie Kevin Waechter clubbed a triple last Tuesday as the Wingham Reds Squirts defeated Gorrie 21-4 at the Optimist Park in Wingham. Waechter and Jason Schut shared pitching dudes for the Reds, allowing four hits and 11 walks and combined for 14 strike outs. Justin McKinlay and Chris Wickens each hit a double with Kent McPherson rapping out a pair of singles. Kent Readman had t single and received a walk and Schut and Shawn English had one single and two walks. Andrew Scammell re- ceived three walks, and Zane Da- vies, Matt Dinning, Duane Schies- tel each received two walks. . Shawn Deyell received one walk. McPherson and Davies each hit a double on June 5 as they defeat- ed Seaforth 13-7. Schut had a triple and double on May 29 as the Reds downed Wal- ton 14-8. Schiestel clouted a doa- ble. The Reds play the W'Ingham 'Blues at 7 p.m..on Monda ' at the Josephine Street ballpark. Baird records 1,000 strike out Ross Baird posted hits 1,000 ca- reer strike out on Sunday as fire In- termediate Steelhawks outlasted the Lakeshore Heat 7-5 in 11 in- , flings. Jeremy Creeden clubbed a home run for the Steelhawks in the Bluewater Fastball Leegue,contest played last Monday evening in Southampton. Jeff Sanborn was tagged with the loss on ,Sunday as the Steel - hawks were edged by Clifford 4 Aces. Reg Walls posted the decision on the mound for Clifford. Thomas elected. president Bob Thomas was elected presi- dent of the Brussels Bulls at the Western Junior 'C' Hockey League team's annual meeting on June 7. Wayne Todd was elected first vice-president for the 1995-96 sea- son and Joyce Jacklin was re- turned as secretary -treasurer. The team is looking for a second vice- president, and three more direc- tors. Gerry Wheeler is the past presi- dent. Midgets edged by Chepstow Belgrave Midgets were handed a 4-3 setback last Wednesday by Chepstow' in WOAA Midget Soft- ball League play. Belgrave opened the scoring, plating two runs in the second in- ning on Brent Robinson's single, a stolen base and Joel Pegg's dou- ble. Pegg moved to third on a passed ball and scored on Todd Edgar's ground out to second. Bel - grave made it 3-0 in the fourth as Robinson singled, stole ,second scored on Edgar's single. Chepstow rebounded in the' fifth, taking full advantage of a couple of misplayed fly balls'7 in the outfield to tie the score at three. Chepstow scored the winner in the sixth. Belgrave had a chance in the bottom of the sixth, but couldn't cash in runners at second' and third with one out. Pegg started on the mound for Belgrave and went five innings be- fore being relieved by Brent Rob- inson. They allowed eight hits and two walks and recorded four strike outs. Terry Graf went the distance on the mound for Chepstow, giving up six hits and two walks and posted eight strike outs. Robinson had three singles in three at -bats. Graf had a triple and double in four plate appearances for Chepstow. Recreation Athletic awards...The top athletic awards for Madill Secondary School were pre- sented last Tuesday. Recipients were Julie Lisle, Olympian award; Lara Fenton, McKibbon Tro- phy; Sarah Buck, female athlete of the year; Pat McGlynn, male athlete of the year, lbby Omole, McKibbon Trophy; Bryan DeBruyn, McKibbon Trophy. Madill awards athletes McGlynn, Buck selecte top athletes of the year Sarah Buck .and Pat McGlynn were the recipients of Madill Sec- ondary School's top athlete of the year awards. The awards were presented last Tuesday evening during the schools athletic banquet. The theme for the banquet was 'Achievement'. Buck was named the top female athlete and McGlynn was selected as the top male athlete for the sec- ond consecutive year. The McKibbon Trophies for sportsmanship and effort were pre- sented to Lara Fenton, Ibby Oniole,•and Bryan DeBruyn. - Julie Lisle was presented with the Olympian award. Master of ceremonies Chris Coulthard said that 1994-95 was an exceptional year for -athletics at Madill. The school captured 17 Huron -Perth championships, three WOSSA titles, and sent six ath- letes to the OFSAA track and field championships. Coulthard made a special pres- entation to Don Dennis, who is re- tiring this year after 34 years of teaching and coaching, 27 years at Madill and seven years at Luck - now High School. Joanne VanKeulen received the outstanding effort award for the badminton team and McGlynn re- ceived the outstanding drive award. The Madill girls curling four- some of Lori Exel, Tanya Kleist, Tenille Cranston, and Christa Ritchie received special recogni- tion for bringing the school its first Huron -Perth championship. • Carolyn pike received an out- standing performance award for play on the tennis team. Nathan Anger received a team leader award on the cross-country team. Most valuable team mem- bers medallions were presented to John Deyell and Buck. All members of the junior boys volleyball teat, which finished fourth at the .WOSSA champion- ship,l1received certificates for their total team effort. McGlynn received a medallion for being the team leader on the senior boys volleyball squad and giving an effort 'above and beyond the call of • duty,' according to coach Barry Simpson. , Mary Lisle was the most valu- able player on the junior. girls vol- leyball team. Amber Ruttan was • the most improved player. Angela Huber received a medal- lion for her competitive spirit and Janice Nicholson received 'a me- 'dallion for her leadership. All players on the junior girls basketball team received certifi- cates. Andrea Rammeloo was the most improved player on the sen- ior girls basketball team and Huber received a medallion for ' her outstanding effort. Each member of the midget boys basketball team received a certificate. Darryl Brewer was the most im- proved player on the junior hoys team and Tyler Brooks received a medallion, for his outstanding ef- fort. McGlynn was named the most valuable player on the senior hoys team. Dave McDonald was the most valuable player on the Madill hockey team and Brad Mulvey WEONEWAY JUNEZit.1985 Sacred Heart Molds annual track xneet. Sacred Heart School in Wing - ham held its annual track and field day last week. The track events were held last Monday and the field events were held last Tues- day. The following are the top three finishers in each event in junior, intermediate and senior divisions. Junior girls 100 metre - I. Kim Freiburger, 15.04 seconds; 2. April Vollmer, 15.86; 3. Jen- ny Skinn, 16.03. 200 metre - I . April Vollmer, 35.58 sec- onds; 2. Kim Freiburger, 36.0; 3. 3. Nat- alie Snyder, 37.26. 400 metre - 1. April Vollmer, 1:36.63 minutes; 2. Natalie Snyder, 1:38.92; 3. Jenny Skinn, 1:46.85. 1500 metre - 1. April Vollmer, 7:32.44 minutes. Running long jump - 1. Kim Freiburger, 2.60 metres; 2. April Vollmer, 2.55; 3. Jenny Skinn, 2.52. Standing long jump - 1. April Voll- mer,1.82 metres; 2. Jenny Skinn, I.80; 3. Kim Freiburger, 1.75. Ball throw - 1. Jenny Skinn; 2. Erin Sanders; 3. Laura Doherty. Junior'Boys 100 metre - I. Adam Skinn, 14.91 sec- onds; 2. Brian King, 15.58; 3. Matthew Dixon, 16.30. 200 metre- 1. Eric Skinn, 34.36 seconds; 2. Adam Skinn , 34.95; 3. Curtis Thorn- ton. • 400 metre - 1. Eric Skinn, 1.23 minutes; 2. Curtis Thornton, 1:24; 3. Adam 'inn, 1:25. 1500' metre - 1. Sean Laffin, 6:49.24 minutes; 2. Curtis Thornton, 6:55; 3. Na- than McTavish, 6:59.25. Running long jump - 1. Adam Skinn. 3.04 metres; 2. Brian King, 2.96; 3. Sean • Laffin, 2.93. Standing long jump - 1. Brian King, 2.0 metres; 2. Adam Skinn, 1.95; 3. Sean Laffin, 1.90. Ball throw - 1. Nathan McTavish; 2. Eric Skinn: 3. Sean Laffin. Intermediate girls 100 metre 4. Angela Chippa, 14.57 sec- onds; 2. Katie O'Neil, 15.40; 3. Michelle • .Howes, 15.67. 200 metre - 1. Angela Chippa, 33.70 sec- onds; 2. Katie O'P;til, 35.21; 3. Michelle Howes, 35.56. 400 metre - 1. Angela Chippa, 1:27.69 minutes; 2. Katie O'Neil, 1:41.43; 3. Lia Sanders, 1:50.28. - 800 metre - 1. Katie O'Neil. 3:37.87 minutes. 1500 metre - 1. Katie O'Neil. 7:52.38 minutes. • Running long jump - 1. Michelle Howes, 3.04 metres; 2. Angela Chippa, 2.94; 3. Ashley Rammeloo, 2.88. Standing long jump - 1. Susan Vanden- heuvel, 1.90 metres; 2. Katie O'Neil. 1.89: 3. Ashley Rammeloo, 1.80. Triple jump - 1. Angela Chippa, 6.83 was the top rookie. The most valuable members of the nordic ski team were Buck, Fenton, Julie Lisle, and Tasha Mayer. The most valuable members df . the girls soccer team were Fenton, Julie Kikkert, Cindy Koch', and Ruttan. Rodney Ireland was the most valuable player on the junior boys soccer team and Jonathan McKin- non was the top rookie. Members of the senior boys soccer team received certificates. Track and field athletes setting new school records received me- dallions. Receiving medallions were Mary Lisle for the junior girls shot put; Ibby Omole for the senior girls 200 metre; Julie Lisle for the senior girls 100 -metre hur- dles, shot put, long jump, 60 -metre hurdles, and the girls. open pole vault; Heather Askes for senior girls high jump and triple jump; Sherry Taylor for the senior girls javelin; Andy Shaw for the boys ambulatory 100 metres; Dennis Lubbers for the midget boys 800 metres; Mike Nolan for the midget boys 300 -metre hurdles and the 60 -metre hurdles; Cory Bragg for the midget boys 60 metres; David Greig for, the junior boys 400 me- tres; Shawn Gedcke for the senior boys 800 metres; and Dave McDo- nald for the senior boys discus and shot put. The midget boys 4 -by -100 me- tre relay team of Bragg, Matt Smith, Nolan, _ and Greg Mont- gomery also set a school record, as the senior boys 4--by-100 metre relay team of Gedcke, Dave McDonald, Greig. and Jason McDonald. . Belgrave Juveniles fall to Monkton score onerun win over Zurich The Belgrave Juveniles were in- volved in a pair of 5-4 games in Huron County Fastball League play last week winning one and losing the other. Playing in Monkon on Friday evening, the Juveniles were hand- ed a 5-4 setback. The Juveniles were in Zurich Last Monday, scor- ing a 5-4 victory. Todd Machan opened Friday's game with a home run. Brad Rob- inson singled and Brent Robinson tripled which resulted in starting Monkton hurler Dave Whetstone being pulled. Joel Pegg greeted Jeff Smith with a sacrifice fly to score Robinson. Monkton replied in the bottom of the first scoring a run on a walk, a single, and a passed hall. Monkton scored another in the second and one more in the third to tie the game at three. Belgrave made it 4-3 in the fourth on Dennis Wintemute's sin- gle Jason Kieffer's sacrifice bunt and Todd Edgar's single. Monkton evened the score again in the sixth on a walk, two stolen bases and a wild pitch. Monkton won the game in the seventh on a single, a stolen base, a walk, and another single. Kieffer went the distance on the mound for Belgrave, allowing four hits and four walks and striking out seven in a losing cause. A Whetstone started for Monkton but was relieved by Smith in the first inning. They gave up eight hits and a walk and combined for 12 strike outs. Brad Robinson had three singles in three at -bats for Belgrave and Wintemute had a pair of singles in three plate appearances. Keith Todd started on the mound for Belgrave last Monday and lasted five innings before be- ing relieved by Joel Pegg. They al- lowed four hits and six walks and combined for 10 strike outs. Mike Greig had a home run and single in three at -bats. Singles were slapped out by Machan, Dan Gusso, and Brad Robinson. metres; 2. Ashley Rammeloo, 6.52; 3. Jenny Phelan, 6.28. Ball Throw - 1. Ashley Rammeloo; 2. Michelle Howes; 3. Angela Chippa. ' Intermediate boys 100 metre - 1. Thomas Egli, 13.63 sec- onds; 2. Kevin Waechter, 15.41; 3. Nick Jennings, 15.88. 200 metre - I. Robert Phelan, 31.98 sec- onds; 2. Nick Wager, 33.02; 3. Kevin Waechter, 33.31. 400 metre - I. Robert Phelan, 1:21.97 minutes; 2. Kevin Waechter, 1.22.79; 3. Nick Wager, 1:23.44. 800 metre - 1. Nick Wager, 2:59.91 min- utes; 2. Nick Jennings, 3:02.02; 3. Pat- rick Laffin, 3:03. 1500 metre, - I. Nick Jennings, 6:17.81 minutes; 2. Patrick Laffin, 6:18.31; 3. Andrew Beyersbergen, 6:18.72. Running long jump - 1. Thomas Egli, 3.85 metres; 2. Kevin Waechter, 3.5,0; 3. Robert Phelan, 3.40. Triple jump- 1. Thomas Egli, 9.04 me- tres; 2. Robert Phelan, 7.85; 3. Kevin Waechter, 7.75. Ball throw - 1. Adam Ryan; 2. Nick Jen- nings; 3. Barry Skinn. , Senior girls 100 metre - I. Tara Schill, 14.31 sec- onds; 2. Danielle Wager, 14.48; 3. Shan- non Thompson, 16.15. 200 metre - 1. Tara Schill, 34.08 sec- onds: 2. Danielle Wager, 35.0; 3.. Shan- non Thompson, 35.97. 400 metre - 1. Shannon Thompson, 1:31.09 minutes; 2. Danielle Wager, 1:35.13; 3. Sarah Beyersbergen, 1:40.13. 800 metre - 1.; Shannon Thompson, 3:18.28 minutes; 2. Tara Schill, 3:1'3.33, 1500 metre - 1. Shannon Thompson, 7:08.69 minutes. Running long jump - 1. Tara Schill, 3.43 metres; 2. Shannon Thompson, 2.94; 3. Melissa Rammeloo, 2.76. Triple jump - 1. Tara Schill, 8.30 metres; 2. Danielle Wager, 6.89; 3, Melissa Rammeloo, 6.07. Shot put - 1. Francine Shaw; 2. Melissa . Rammeloo; 3. Tamara Krebs. Senior boys 100 metre - I. Derek Gravestock, 12.31 seconds; 2. Matthew Laffin, 14.62; 3. Mike Jennings, 15.50. 200 metre - 1. Derek Gravestock; 27.73 seconds; 2. .Matthew Laffin, 29.84; 3. Lucas Carson, 33.81. 400 metre - 1. Derek Gravestock. 1:15.29 minutes; 2. Luke Foerster, 1:21.66; 3. Matthew Laffin, 1.24.16. 800 metre - 1. Luke Foerster, 2:58 min- utes; 2. Matthew Laffin, 3:03; 3. Justin MacTavish, 3:03.28. 1500 metre - 1. Lucas Carson, 6;15.72; 2. Justin MacTavish, 6:39.02. Running long jump - 1. Derek Graves - tock, 4.04 metres; 2. Matthew Laffin, 3.42; 3. Mike Jennings, 3.20. Triple jump - 1. Derek Gravestock, 9.15 metres; 2. Matthew Laffin, 7.79; 3. Lu- cas Carson, 7.28. Shot put - I. Ryan Wickens; 2. Adam Crawford; 3. Matthew-Laffin. Tamara Krebs...finished in third place in the sen- ior girls shot put.