The Times Advocate, 2004-05-19, Page 19Wednesday,May 19, 2004 Exeter Times–Advocate
Taekwondo silver medal
HALIFAX — Sarah Cunningham,
competing in the A Division for 14-
17 year olds, in the light -middle
division (55-59 kg), won a silver
medal in sparring at the 2004
Junior National Taekwondo
Championship in Halifax, held on
May 1-2.
The yearly competition, hosted by
the Canadian World Taekwondo
Federation, is held in a different
province every year, and determines
who will represent Canada at inter-
national events.
The winners this year will repre-
sent Canada at the World Junior
Taekwondo Championship in Korea
in July.
Cunningham, a 15 -year -old from
the Lucan area, has been involved
in Taekwondo since she was four
years old.
She has been training for this
event for the past six months, recov-
ering from an injury that sidelined
her for last year's event.
She is in Grade 9 at North
Middlesex High School, trains at
McGillivray Central Taekwondo on
weekdays, and at Elite Martial Arts
Center, Cambridge on weekends.
Cunningham is coached by Master
Greg Bauer of Elite Martial Arts,
located in Trenton.
She is also trained by Val McLeod,
of One on One Fitness, Lucan.
In Halifax, Sarah had four match-
es.
Her first match was against Rekha
Rajaram of New Brunswick, which
she won 6-1.
Her second match was against
Dana Dobson, also of New
Brunswick, which she won by a
TKO.
Her third match, in the semifinals,
was a 5-5 tie against Christie
Beckett of Ontario, which
Cunningham won by a split decision.
Her final match, fight number 183
of a total of 187 fights that day, was
against Mishar Briones of British
Colombia.
Mishar, who also is fighting at
Olympic Carding this weekend in
Toronto, was last years winner of
this division, and widely favoured to
win again.
Cunningham lost this match 6-5,
in a closely fought contest which
had her leading for most of the first
round. It was tied in the second, and
Mishar led by one point at the end of
the third.
It was an excellent fight, and an
awesome end to the weekend
according to Cunningham's father
Alan.
This was Cunningham's first time
in this division, which was one of the
largest with 14 competitors, some of
who have been competing at the
senior level (the next level up is for
18-29 year old)s.
South Huron DHS Panthers rugby
LONDON — The senior boys competed in the London
Cup May 13 and while they had a tough day, sometimes
losing their composure, they did put forth an excellent
effort.
The seniors lost their first game after only having a
five minute warmup, 25-5 to Sarnia Northern. Matt
Iredale scored the try.
In their second game they lost 15-5 to Walkerton
Sacred Heart with Justin Fields scoring the try.
In their final game they defeated Woodstock St. Marys,
10-5 on two beautiful long run tries by Jordan Darling
and Jamie Bibby respectively.
Bibby was all over the field all day and his try was
particularly spectacular, following up a great tackle by
Darling.
For his efforts on the day, Bibby was selected as the
team MVP by coach Terry O'Rourke.
The junior boys were at the London Cup May 14 and
in their first game they defeated Petrolia 10-5 on two
nice tires by Scott Varley and Delaney Siren.
The Panthers lost their second game to a very big
Clarke Rd. team, 15-5.
Justin Knee scored the try on a superb individual
effort.
The juniors also lost their third game, 15-0 to a good
Medway team. All in all on the day the team played
very hard and should be commended for their play.
Justin Knee played particularly well and was selected
as the team tournament MVP.
Opening 3-2 loss for Exeter Fury
EXETER — The Exeter
Fury played their first
game of the season on
Sunday at home against
Hispanos, but came out
on the short end of a 3-2
game.
After being promoted
to Second Division due to
a strong showing last
season, the Fury were
looking to come out fly-
ing.
After an hour delay
because the referee did-
n't show up, the Fury
began flat.
They gave up several
chances, but thanks to
the crossbar, the score
remained 0-0.
Exeter drew first blood
when Marty DeBruyn fed
a nice cross into the box
and Matt Strano finished
it off to make it 1-0.
The lead was short-
lived, as the Hispanos
fought back
and took
advantage of a
loose ball and
fired it past a
helpless Nate
Holmes.
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lead when
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Top fund raisers in the men's and women's Zurich leagues for the South Huron
Big Brothers/Big Sisters Bowl for Kid's Sake at Town and Country Bowling were
recognized May 12. The agency surpassed its goal of $18,000 with a total of
$18,335, with $3,004 raised at Town and Country. Back L -R: director Dwayne
LaPorte,Tony Bedard (1st place -$447), Bill Muller ($350), Bob Laye ($350). Front:
Jamie Arnold, Gretta Richards ($65), Carla Sweeney ($95). Missing: Hilda
Lansbergen ($40). (photo/PatBolen)
loose ball and
beat the keeper
before depositing
it in the open net.
The Hispanos
tied it once again
before half when
their player made
a cross along the
goal line that took
a wicked bounce
past a defender
before being
tapped in.
The Hispanos con-
trolled the play in the
second half, getting sev-
eral chances.
During one drive, their
player was dragged
down in the penalty area
and they scored the win-
ing goal on a penalty
shot.
The Fury next see
action may 23 at home
at 7 p.m. versus
Marconi.
U-15 Girls
May 14 -In Nairn -Exeter Thunder
(3) vs North Midd 2 (1) Goals:
Miriam Veldman (2), Lindsay Mills
(1).
May 13 -Tim Horton's Gold Tyke 5
vs Blue Tyke 2. Goals: Tyler
Hartman (1), Jacob Hrudka (1),
Justin Hern (1), Brandan Willis (2).
Comments: Super first game of
season.
Exeter Golf Club
Tuesday Ladies
May 11 • 49 golfers
Low Putts:
A flt. Elaine Tomlinson 16
(on count back)
B fit. Marg Consitt 16
C flt. Janet Hall 18
(on count back)
D fit. Jeanne Phillips 21
New Golfers: Pat Wheeler2l
12 Pars
Lucky Draw -Helen Webber
50/50 draw winners:
Pat Ballantyne and Ola
Batten
Senior Men
May 13
Low net
A fit. Jim Russell 32
B flt. John Baker 40
Don Dawe 40
Harold Knight 40
Jerry Maclean 40
Anson McKinley 40
C flt. Glenn Robinson 39
CTP: #3 Jim Russell
#6 John McLean
Team scores
First (150): John McLean,
Rob Gale, Jim Russell, Ralph
Simons.
Second (167): Bill Smith, Bill
Coleman, Del Nixon, Jack
Ford.
Second (167): Jerry
Maclean, Ray Consitt, Anson
McKinley, Roy Triebner.
Monday Men
May 10
LG Jeff Wright 36
LN Andy Freiter 38
2nd LG Dennis Rowe 43
2nd LN Tyler Obre 40
B flight
LG Richard Miller 42cb
LN Craig Webber 36cb
2nd LG Bob Reynolds 42
2nd LN Mike Sedlak 37cb
C ffight
LG John Westlake 44cb
LN Ron Masse 36
2nd LGShawn Bartlett 46cb
2nd LN Reiny Freiter 37
D flight
LG Craig Herbert 44
LN Matt Muller 36cb
2nd LGGary Dunlop 48cb
2nd LN Mike Nice 38cb
Closest to pin #3: Ivan
Luther
Closest to pin #6: Denn
Lawrie
SKINS:
A/B-Jeff Wright#2; Jeff -
Wright #4
Ironwood
Ladies Club
May 13
Low Gross:
A fit. Joan Heywood 36
B fit. Joanne Hardy 49
C fit. Karen Pfaff 52
Pot of Gold: Longest Drive #9
A fit. Jackie Martens
B fit. Mary Burton
C fit. Karen Pfaff
Skins:
A fit.
Joan Heywood 1,3,4,6
Mali Green 7
Jackie Martens 9
B flt. Joanne Hardy 5
Jean Rudderham 6
Anne Prout 2
C flt. Karen Pfaff 1,2,3,6,9
Elsie Herman 4
Birdies:
Joan Heywood 3,4
Marj Green 7
Jackie Martens 9
Draw for Cart: (donated by
Ironwood): Janet Wedlake
Wednesday Ladies
A flight
Low Gross Karen Pfaff
Low Net Joanne Hayman
B flight
Low Gross Sharon Passmore
Low Net Eileen Morrisey
C flight
Low Gross Karen Zeehuisen
Low Net Nell McCann
D flight
Low Gross Carole Luther
Low Net Sue Martin
New members
Low Gross Kelly Livingstone
50/50 Draw: Margie Austin
19
Bayview
Men's League
May 11 Closest to the pin
Nobody on Green #9
Jerry Douglas #18
Low gross
A -Glenn Degraw-39; A -Jim
Bedard -39; B -Justin Merner-
41; B -Bernie Schillemore-41;
C -Gary Kerslake -44; D -Ken
Munger -52; D -Rick Bedard -
52; D -Kevin Masse
Low net chit winners
A -Joe Kenda B -Darryl Beaver
50/50 draw carry over:
$101.50 number was #97
Hacker of the week
John Carter -54
2004 Men's League
Executives
President: Matt Skirten; Vice -
President: Steve Griffen,
Richard Masse; Treasurer:
Raymond Regier.
Ironwood
Mens Club
May 11
Back nine -White tees
A flight
1st Brian Horner 36
2nd Dave Holtzmann 36
3rd John Mitchell 37N38
4th Dick Mills 39
5th John Rudderham 39
6th Brent McDonald 39
7th Jeff Loosely 41
B flight
1st Jeff Pfaff 39
2nd Larry Johns 39
3rd Brad Murray 39
4th Mike Skochinski 41
5th Brion Penhale 41N42
C flight
1st Craig Glavm 45
2nd Rick Dumont 44N45
3rd Paul Overholt 46
4th Brian Wedlake 47
5th Bill Steele 47
6th Ken Ready 46N48
7th Les Greenlee 47N48
D flight
1st Wayne Parkinson 46N47
2nd Peter Hakvoort 48
3rd Gib Dow Sr. 49
4th Jim Tomlinson 50
5th Mike Sedlak 50
6th Dick Lord 50
Closest to pin: #12 Brent
McDonald, #13 Brian
Wedlake, #15 Peter Hakvoort,
#16 Dave Holtzmann.
Skins: A&B #12 Jamie
Cornish, #14 Marty Mitchell,
#15 Dick Mills. C&D #13
Brian Wedlake, #16 Ed
Preszcator, #18 Rick Dumont.
Senior Men
May 12
First Frank Dumont
Mike Barclay
Rick Dumont
Bud Preszcator
Second Arnold Mathers
(tie) Don Hord
Don Ross
Norm Wallace
38
44
45
55
182
41
43
51
51
186
Second
(tie) Ben Hoogenboom 45
Jim Gifford 47
Bob Laye 47
Al Taylor 47
186
Fourth Joe Wilson 42
Bob McIntosh 46
Doug Pearson 47
Andy DeBoer 54
189
Fifth John Mains 38
Brian Munro 45
Howard McDonald53
Bill Coleman 54
190
Sixth Jim Hughes 42
Jim Pfaff 46
Don Gifford 49
Don Cowan 56
193
SeventhBarry Baynham 46
Bob Dobson 49
Gerry Andrew 50
Tom McLaughlin 54
195
Eighth Haydn Gozzard 45
Rusty Irons 48
John Regier 49
Wayne Pearce 50
196
Ninth
tie Sandy Trapp
Fairway Woods
Jerry McLean
BM Schaefer
Ninth
tie
Don Heywood
Bill Thompson
Gib Dow
Don Dawe
Eleventh Ed Preszcator
Jim Morrissey
Len Fleet
Guy Giddings
Closest to pin: #4
Barclay, #7 Jim Hughes
48
48
50
54
200
43
48
53
56
200
42
50
57
58
207
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