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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2004-04-07, Page 21THIS WEEK IN SPORTS Panthers capture OFSAA bronze. Page 22 Hockey scoreboard. Page 23 Exeter Times -Advocate TIMES -ADVOCATE Ort Wednesday, April 7, 2004 SPORTS TIPS? Contact Exeter Times Advocate Tel: Pat Bolen (519) 235-1336 x113 Fax: (519) 235-0766 E-mail: sports@southhuron.com 21 SH Exeter Hawks versus Tavistock Braves rematch OFSAA curling SUDBURY — The OFSAA curling champi- onships were held in Sudbury from March 23 to 27 with 20 boys teams and 20 girls teams com- peting. The South Huron Boys team consisting of Dan Shapton, Dave Desjardine, Adam Thomson and Jeff Boyes represented our commu- nity well. They curled against four other teams, Notre Dame S.S. from Brampton; St. Charles College from Sudbury; Sutton District H.S. from Sutton and Sir Robert Borden H.S. from Ottawa. South Huron had one win, one loss and two other losses which were very close games. In the games against Sutton District and Sir Robert Borden they were tied coming home with- out the hammer. The game rested on the opponents last rock. South Huron were sitting shot and they had to make the shot to win the game. And they did. But the team said it was an experience competing at that level. The team is thankful they had the opportunity to represent South Huron District High School espe- cially when this is their last year they will be curling together at the high school level. The boys curling team would like to thank the community for all their support and generous donations to make this trip possible. Shuffleboard exeter 30 March 04 4 Wins Mildred Chalmers 432 Ray Hodgson 356 3 Wins June Hodgson 322 Bill Thomas 260 2 Wins Shirley Kirk 283 Geraldine Smith 228 Noreen Mitchell 197 Lee Thomas 194 Esther Hillman 177 Irene Dyck 167 Leona Elliott 156 Grace Drummond 127 31 March 04 4 Wins Frank Phillips 466 3 Wins Irene Dyck 379 Shirley Kirk 250 Bill Thomas 113 2 Wins John Horn 241 Mary Brintnell 219 Leona Elliott 210 June Moore 181 Isobelle Rescorl 169 I,ee Thomas 106 Phyllis Case 104 Aldeen Skinner 104 By Pat Bolen TIMES-ALWOCATE-STAF1 EXETER — The Exeter Hawks took a 1-0 lead Monday night in their OHA finals with the Tavistock Braves with an 8-4 win. The Braves advanced in six games with a 5- 4 win Friday night to eliminate Hagersville which finished first overall in the regular sea- son. Game two in the series will be April 9 in Exeter at 7:30 p.m. with game three in Tavistock Sunday night at 7 p.m. Game four will be April 14 in Exeter at 8 p.m. with game five in Tavistock April 15 at 7:30 p.m. Games six and seven will be April 16 at 8 p.m. in Exeter and April 18 in Tavistock at 8 p.m. With a 3-0 lead over Port Stanley, the Hawks never allowed the Lakers a chance to climb back in the series, jumping out to an 2- 0 lead in the first period on goals by Shawn Sherwood and Matt Vlemmix. Mike Gillen cut the lead in half for Port Stanley early in the second but it was as close as they would get. The Hawks replied with three straight goals before the period was over, building a 5-1 lead. Jason Stuckless restored the Hawks two - goal margin less than a minute after the Lakers had scored with Sherwood adding his second of the game five minutes later. Stuckless added his second of the game before the period was over to make it 5-2 going into the third. The Lakers cut the margin to 5-2 in the third but it was all they would get as exeter goalie Cam Becker shut the door. Exeter was perfect with its penalty killing, not allowing a goal on six Laker advantages, while converting one of its two man -advan- tages and outshooting Port Stanley 37-26. Picking up assists in the win were Henny Pfaff and Adam Hartman each with a pair and singles from Darcy McCutcheon and Evan Lutz. Exeter coach Dave Revington said Tavistock has some size, good goaltending and a few players who can score. "This a team we haven't played one shift against, so we'll just have to see what kind of a team they are and adjust accordingly." •4 l 2004 Echo Hatchback LEASE FOR X159 PER MONTHFR ONTHS WIITH $993 DOWN FREIGHT AND P.D.E. 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