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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2004-03-17, Page 13THIS WEEK IN SPORTS Sherwoods split first two. Page 14 Elementary basketball tourney. Page 16 Exeter Times -Advocate TIMES ADVOCATE SPORTS TIPS? Contact Exeter Times Advocate Tel: Pat Bolen (519) 235-1336 x113 Fax: (519) 235-0766 E-mail: sports@southhuron.com 13 Curling team to OFSAA 4-0 win gives Lucan 2-1 series lead on Hawks The South Huron Boys Curling Team are going to OFSAA in Sudbury on March 23-27. The team won atWOSSA on Friday in St.Thomas and is coached by Cathy Pfaff and Teacher Rep. Roger Dougall.The scores were: South Huron five Central three, South Huron eight Huron Park four and South Huron five Central Elgin two.The team has curled together for four years and all boys are in Grade 12 so it is a great way to end their final year at South Huron.The boys curl weekly with the Exeter Curling CIub.The team is L -R: Jeff Boyce (lead), Adam Thomson (sec- ond), Dave Desjardine (vice) and Dan Shapton (skip).(photo/submitted) Bowline SUNDAY MIXED: Tom Dobinson 360 752, Rob Riley 271 663, Tina Riley 220 649, Gary Melvin 218 624, Brad Ankers 227 621, Billy Payne 218 587, Donnie Morgan 217 574, Dan Gower 235 551, Caitlyn Hill 196 540, Christina Simpson 211 538, AnnMarie Riley 244 521, Norma Culbert 174 515, Ruth Miller 178 508. MONDAY LADIES: Tracy Snell 284 659, Heather Smith 291 655, Shirley Rees 257 625, Joyce Sovereign 261 616, Jenn Ankers 233 556, Cindy Graff 194 517, Beulah Storey 197 513, Pat Davis 211 508, Janet Ankers 186 506, Jennifer Skoeniczny 190 487, Louise Sutherland 170 463. MEDWAY: Glen Powell 237 537, Don Foster 199 517, Alex Bosley 181 510, Paul Marsden 190 504, Marg Smith 206 503, Ed Elston 223 473, Ron Smith 165 468, Keith Bosley 169 467, Marion Bere 170 448, Marg Watt 168 442, Shirley Bosley 162 436, Bill Bere 151 435, Grant Wales 158 518. SENIOR CITIZENS: Ron Dann 223 557, Peter Vandenboomen 235 548, Evelyn Smith 219 541, Pat Davis 229 535, Charlie Grieve 191495, Mac MacCormack 177 479, Theo Sentjens 191466, Art Oberlin 181 455, Bill Butler 156 440, Milt Robbins 146 416. Y. B. C.: Avery Greaves 169 159, Kirk Merrifield 167 120, Trevor Williams 161 140, Will Benedetti 161 115, Mike Williams 159 117, Greg Acs 147 113, Stephen Sloetjes 139 100, Megan Greaves 127 102, Kevin McNaughton 125 114, Amy Hutchison 109 104, Rich Forrest 149, Matt McNaughton 137, Tyler McPhee 120, Melissa McNaughton 117, Joshua Sloetjes 114, Aaron Acs 110, Paige Hicllkton 106, Hailey Bamford 106, Karlee Marsden 100. WEDNESDAY MIXED: Kevin Rollings 254 713, Laurie McGee 287 687, Debbie Thompson 227 651, Dave Johnston 219 630, John Kennes 241 618, Doug Beaudoin 196 569, Larry Bic 215 555, Harvey Rollings 201 553, Terry Kellestine 202 555, Hi Thompson 188 526, Sally Martin 193 525, AnnMarie Beaudoin 214 509, Casy Vanhooydonk 180 500. THURSDAY MEN: Doug Smith 295 770, Bill McDonald 275 768, Wayne Smith 283 756, Bob Smith 301 742, Roger Bennewies 260 697, Dave Glendinning 271 667, Rob Spruytte 236 654, Dan Rogers 246 648, Paul Smith 234 647, Pete Smith 268 645, Chris Smith 233 634, Laurie McGee 252 633, Andy McIntyre 236 630, Arnold Wardell 278 627, Scott Smith 236 621, Robbie Yeo 220 621, Brian Sanders 330 619, Fred Wells 228 614, Don Watt 241 612, Mike Dow 245 608, George Lee 246 606, Steve Wells 208 600. Midgets take 1-0 lead over Ennismore EXETER - The South Huron Sabres took a 1-0 lead in their OMHA Major Midget 'CC' playoffs against defending cham- pions Ennismore March 13 with a 5-2 win in Exeter. Games two and three will go in Ennismore March 20 at 7 p.m. and March 21 at 3:30 p.m. Sabres coach Darren Kints said although Ennismore outshot Exeter, excellent goal- tending by Sean Ellison was the difference. Kints added the game was closer than what the score showed, with Exeter getting a pair of empty net goals late in the game. "They've got a good hockey team. It was a very fast game and we'll have to control ourselves a little better. We got into a little penalty trouble and against a team like that if you give them too many chances, they'll definitely beat you." Kints said he was really happy with the way the team played, especially since it was missing four regulars due to holidays, although all will be back this weekend. South Huron got a pair of goals each from Jeff Smale and Jason Thompson with Mitch Homuth adding one. South Huron Sabre Jeff Smale circles the net against Ennismore in game one of the OMHA finals March 13 in Exeter. Smale had two goals in a 5-2 South Huron win. (photo/Mary Simmons) Picking up assists were Greg Thompson, Curtis Pfaff, Larry Northover, Brendon Van Osch and Jason Thompson. EXETER - The Lucan Irish took a 2-1 lead in their series against the Exeter Hawks with a 4-0 win over the Hawks Friday night in Exeter. The Hawks had evened the series March 10 in Lucan with a 6-2 win. Game four will go tonight (Wednesday) at 7:45 p.m. with game five in Exeter at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday night the Hawks got on the board early, just under two minutes into the first period on a goal by Shawn Sherwood. Lucan took advantage of a power play late in the period to tie it up when Ryan Giffen flipped in a rebound. But the Hawks took the lead again just a minute later on their own power play, when Jason Stuckless picked up a rebound and buried it past Lucan goalie Joe Dobbie for a 2-1 lead. A close checking sec- ond period allowed few chances by either team and both goalies were sharp, with Exeter goalie Justin Hayter stopping Adam Thomson on a break- away. The Hawks took a 4-1 lead late in the period with a pair of goals two minutes apart, going up 3-1 off a faceoff win as Joe Nesbitt wristed a shot in on goal that beat Dobbie, before Pat Clark and Chad Deman broke in shorthanded with Deman firing home a rebound for a 4-1 lead. Lucan got the start they wanted in the third, scoring just 30 seconds in as Matt Read thread- ed a cross ice pass onto the stick of Tom Burns who redirected it into the net. But it was all Lucan could get as Hayter closed the door and the Hawks added two more from Daryl Bourne and Jeff Finkbeiner for the 6-2 win. Getting assists for the Hawks were Finkbeiner, Justin Knee, Sherwood, Evan Lutz with a pair and Adam Hartman. Mark Read, Mike Burns, Matt Read and Andrew Lang had assists for the Irish. Shots on goal were even at 40 apiece with Exeter one for eight with the man advantage and Lucan one for seven. Friday night in Exeter, the Irish got the only goal they would need in the first as Burns scored on a power play. Lucan added two more in the second from Dan Crowley and Trevor Smith before Ryan Brooks sealed the win late in the third. Lucan coach Randy Campbell said he was happy with the way his team has played in all three games against Exeter. "The breaks have been going our way, so hope- fully we can continue," said Campbell. Exeter went zero for nine on the power play and Lucan converted one of its six chances. Dobbie stopped all 37 shots for the shutout, including 15 in the third period. Matt Read had a pair of assists, with singles from Jamie Jongsma, Matt Thompson, Mark Flood and Giffen. Exeter coach Dave Revington said the Hawks weren't being aggressive and weren't skating in the two loss- es. "More effort will be a good start. We have to skate and be more phys- ical and if you don't do those things you're not going to be very suc- cessful." In other matchups Port Stanley leads Lambeth 2-1, Hagersville swept Burford four straight and Tavistock and Wellesley are dead- locked at one. Exeter Hawk Jeff Finkbeiner gets a chance against Lucan goalie Joe Dobbie Friday night at the Rec Centre. Dobbie stopped 37 shots to lead the Irish to a 4-0 win and a 2-1 lead in the series. (photo/Mary Simmons) South Hibbert Athletic Assoc. (Cromarty Park) BALL REGISTRATION Mon., March 22 - 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Wed., March 24 - 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Staffa Hall Basement Fees: Regular Teams $40.00 $10.00 Late Fee Late Entry Contact Marian Vogels 522-1030 South Hibbert Athletic Assoc. is accepting Tenders for Concession Stand for Cromarty Ball Park. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Mail to Marian Vogels, RR2 Kippen, NOM 2E0. Post marked no later than April 16, 2004.