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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2004-04-28, Page 20april2l, 2004 results Shuffleboard e x e ter 20 Exeter Times–Advocate orts Wednesday,April 28, 2004 Blizzard Blast Shoot -Out Trout Fishing Derby this Saturday S550 fig"" S' S525 S500 S575 S6 Winner of the $600 Blizzard Blast shootout prize at the Exeter Hawks game March 12 was David Geoffrey, with Dairy Queen sponsor Darren Kints and game night co-ordinator Tom Seip. (photolPatBolen) Exeter golfer at ISU IOWA — Exeter resi- dent Karly Pinder has signed a letter of intent with the Iowa State women's golf team to attend ISU beginning in the fall of 2004, ISU women's head golf coach Julie Manning announced April 15. Pinder has been rated as one of the best junior players in Canada, holding a 1.9 handicap and earning a spot on the 2003 Ontario Provincial Golf team that finished first at the Canadian Junior Girls National Championship. A January graduate of St. Anne's High School, Pinder placed fourth at the 2003 Ontario Girl's Championship and fifth at the 2003 Canadian Junior Girl's National Championship held in Quebec City, Quebec. "We are look- ing forward to Karly's arrival on campus," Manning said. "She's a terrific talent with great creden- tials. I really look for her to make her mark in her final summer in Canada as a junior player. She was in the hunt for the Canadian Junior Championship last sum- mer and we look for great things to happen for ISU Karly Pinder golf with Karly on board." Pinder also participated in field hockey, soccer and tennis in high school. She will be pursuing a degree in sport manage- ment. 1' high: Shorty Caldwell 2" high: Mary Horn 1'` solo: Doris Denham 2°' solo: Elroy Desjardine Hidden: Mona Traquair Duplicate Brad e (21 April b p l 2004) Rosaleen Berends z Art Pfaff 66 1/2 g Iris Currell Don Currell 62 —� Carole Hockey 61 1/2 N Dennis Hockey Linda McLean 59 W Marshall Dearing Howard Hodge of the Exeter Lions Club looks on as Bill Dinney, director with the Ausable Bayfield Conservation Foundation handles one of the 900 rainbow trout being stocked at Morrison Dam Conservation Area. For the past 20 years, the two organizations have co-sponsored the annual Trout Fishing Derby.This year's event is this Saturday, from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m.The registration fee is $1 for anglers 16 and under and $2 for 17 years and over. (photo/submitted) Shuffleboard h e n s a l l 20 Aril 04 Edna Deitz George Racey Catherine DeCorte Doris Hamilton Ray Bennewies Lorraine Alexander Cor DeCorte Betty Warner 500 473 469 430 427 403 396 370 20 April 04 4 Wins Burdene Morgan John Horn Jean Crerar 3 Wins Isobelle Rescorl Bill Thomas Noreen Mitchell Geraldine Smith 483 455 314 373 331 184 182 Women's soccer EXETER — The first tryouts for this years women's soccer team start on Tuesday May 4, 6:30 pm at the high Carpet Bowling friday, april 23, 2004 Susan Underhill 3W-47 John Batten 3W-31 Marshall Dearing 2W-23 monday, april 26, 2004 Marshall Dearing 3W-35 Mike Underhill 2WIT-24 Marion Dearing 2WIT-29 Bill Sullivan 2W-20 Aldeen Skinner 2W-19 Doris Denham 2W-18 Sam Skinner 2W-17 school field. A second tryout will be on Thursday May 6, 6:30 p.m. at the high school. The team will be again competing in Division One of the London and Area Womens Soccer League. Any women wishing to play can contact Jim Workman at 235-0154 for more information. The first league game will be on Tuesday May 18 at the South Huron Community Field. Hurricanes perform well at Spring Turbocharge meet WATERLOO — The Huron Hurricanes attended the Spring Turbocharge Meet hosted by the Region of Waterloo at the 50 metre pool at Wilfrid Laurier University April 3. Ten clubs with a total of 180 swimmers from the Southwestern Ontario Region attended the long course meet. With a combined team of 11 junior and senior swimmers and accompanied by parents and coach Julia Pettapiece, the Hurricanes were well represent- ed in the day's events. Meaghan Livingston of Vanastra swam in the 11 and under 100 freestyle event finish- ing with a personal best time of 1:33.62. In the 100 metre backstroke she finished with a good time of 2:07.55 and shaved two seconds off in her 100 metre breast- stroke to finish with a personal best time of 2:03.75. Livingston swam the 200 indi- vidual medley for the first time earning a good time of 4:20.75. Bridget Livingston, from Vanastra, was the one girl from the Huron Hurricanes swim- ming in the 12-13 year old girls events. Livingston had a personal best time in the 100 metre freestyle finishing with a time of 1;30.12. In the 200 metre freestyle, Livingston finished with a time of 3:12.01. In the 100 metre backstroke Livingston shaved four seconds off to finish with a time of 1:43.56. Livingston finished her day with a time of 3:43.26 in the 200 metre individual medley. Nickolas Vaessens of the Hensall area had an excellent day of swimming in the boys 12- 13 year old events where he posted all personal best times. Vaessen cut 38 seconds off in the 100 freestyle finishing with a time of 1:30.68. In the 100 metre backstroke Vaessens finished in 1:50.53 and completed the 100 metre breaststroke in a good time of 2:10.01. Vaessens completed his swim- ming day with an excellent swim in the 100 butterfly well under two minutes with a per- sonal best time of 1:53.68. In the girls 14-15 year old 400 individual medley Aiden Barnett finished in fifth place in a time of 6:32.44 followed closely by Christy Harman of Hensall with a sixth place finish. Patrick Livingston of Clinton had strong swims. Livingston swam in the boys 16 and over 50 metre back- stroke, finishing in a time of 40.46 shaving two seconds off to finish third in the event. Livingston completed the 50 metre butterfly cutting four sec- onds off his seed time and fm- ishing fourth with a time of 37.02. In the 50 metre breaststroke, Livingston finished with a fifth place in the 50 metre breast- stroke with a time of 40:46. Livingston also swam in the 50 metre freestyle finish with a per- sonal best time of 31.20. A swimmer from the Clinton area, Valerie Otten, started the day by cutting off 17 seconds in the 13-14 year old 100 metre freestyle event with a finishing time of 1:15.37. In the 100 metre backstroke Otten achieved a time of 1:25.88 and posted a good time in the 100 metre breastroke which could not be counted because of a disqualification. Otten came back strong to complete her swimming day with a 1:32.56 in the 100 metre butterfly and earned a fifth place finish. Rebecca Melady, also from Clinton, had a good day of swim- ming earning personal best times. Melady cut seven seconds off her seed time in the 14-15 year old girls 200 metre freestyle to finish with a 2:56.06. In the 200 metre backstroke, Melady had a personal best time of 3:14.97 and posted another personal best time in the 100 metre backstroke finishing with a time of 1:47.13. Melady finished the day with a strong swim in the 200 metre individual medley where she cut 13 seconds off her posted time to finish with a 3:16. 51. Christy Hartmann of Hensall had a strong swim in the 14-15 year old 200 metre breaststroke earning a third place with a time of 3:44.66. Hartman also finished the 14- 15 200 metre backstroke with a personal best time of 3;16.93. In the 100 metre freestyle Hartman had another personal best time of 1:20.17. Sarah Vaessen, also of Hensall, had an excellent day of swimming with a personal best time of 1:22.04 in the 14-15 year old 100 metre freestyle. This was 15 seconds faster than her seed time. Vaessen also cut nine seconds off her time in the 100 metre backstroke to finish in 1:47.07. Vaessen had another strong swim in the 100 metre breas- troke with a time of 1:53.97 and finished the day swimming a personal best time of 1:51.81 in the 100 butterfly. It was a great way to get ready for the Team Champs weekend at Etobicoke Olympium which began April 23.