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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2004-10-06, Page 20Shuffleboard e x e ter 20 Exeter Times -Advocate Wednesday, October 6, 2004 Precious Blood golf tournament The Precious Blood golf team was recently at a golf tournament in Mitchell collecting several medals. Front L- R: Jake Hern,Ashley Denomme. Middle: Cam Musser, Lucas Skinner, Sarah Selves, Matt Bilcke, Jarret Johns and Kyle Veri. Back: Brett Overholt, Emmett O'Reilly, Chelsea Rudderham, Greg Lovelace,Travis Jaques, Justin Reid, Jeff Stephens, Mike Van Gerwen and coach Terry Wilhelm. (photo/PatBolen) Lucan Ilderton Jets win 8-3 overWingham By Pat Bolen TIMES -ADVOCATE STAFF LUCAN — The Lucan Ilderton Jets opened their first season in over two decades Oct. 2 in Lucan with a dramatic 8-3 pounding of the Wingham Spitfires. The Jets were led by Steve Mathews who fired a hat trick and Ben Greig who had a pair of goals as they led by 2-0 after Jeffrey in Kitchener KITCHENER — Zurich native Jennifer Jeffrey, daughter of Charlie and Barb Jeffrey will be play- ing for a spot on the Canadian Women's Hockey Team Oct. 3 to 10 in Kitchener. Jeffrey is one of 40 play- ers at the camp which is the last before final cuts are made, after which the team will go to Lake Placid, New York Nov. 10- 14 to play the Four Nations. Following that they will go to Linkoping, Sweden in April 2005. During the course of the week they will play exhi bition games against Sweden and Russia. Game times in Kitchener are as follows with Geffrey on the White Team; Oct. 6 at 7:30 p.m. White against Sweden, Oct. 7 at 7:30 p.m.Red vs White, and Oct. 9 at 7:30 p.m. White vs Russia. The bronze medal game will be held Oct. 10 at noon with the gold medal game at 3 p.m. All games will be played the first period and 5-1 after the second. Splitting the goaltending duties for the Jets were Dave Riddell and Marc Williams. Jets general manager Rob Andrews said the organization was pleased with the way the opening night went with a large crowd on hand. "I think its going to be a successful venture," said Andrews. The Jets roster is made up of goalies Williams and Riddell as well as Jeff Campbell. Other players on the team are Kevin Pickell, Todd MacFarlane, Brady Kjezdgaard, Chad Lambourn, Corey Smith, Jason Wilson, Rob Silver, Craig Black, Mark Phillips, Derek Greenlee, Todd Hunt, Mathews, Scott Phillips, Andy Marshall, Ben Dobbie, Adam Thompson, Greig, Bob GrantRoy Davis, Bill Byers, Greg Henderson, Ryan Carroll and Mike Jaremchenko. The Jets will be back in l! L t L.0 l.! E..'_ Trap Sept. 29 Doug Dalrymple 25 Chuck Kreiger 25 Kirk Kreiger 25 Wayne Peachey 24 Brad Mann 24 Glen Greb 24 Bill Stewart 24 Bill Cameron 23 Ernie Marshall 23 Chris Elliott 23 Reinhardt Gotz 22 Jordan Ritchie 22 Glen Mogk 20 This concludes regular Wednesday evening trap shooting. Saturday afternoon skeet shooting will begin Oct. 2. Lucan Ilderton Jet Craig Black against the Wingham Spitfires at the season opener in Lucan Oct. 2. (photo/Mary Simmons) action Saturday night in Lucan as Palmerston vis- its for an 8:30 p.m. start. defends the puck 28 Sept. 2004 4 Wins Lee Thomas 3 Wins Frank Phillips Ray Hodgson June Hodgson 2 Wins Geraldine Smith Mary Horn Noreen Mitchell June Moore John Horn Irene Dyck 29 Sept. 2004 233 211 198 174 185 156 148 140 129 117 3 Wins Geraldine Smith Mildred Chalmers John Horn Ray Hodgson 2 Wins Grace Drummond Lorraine Alexander Millie Ross June Moore Harry Dougall Ann Lorento Marge McCurdy Mary Horn 266 235 191 159 188 182 169 164 151 144 140 122 Exeter Golf Club Tuesday Ladies Sept. 28 - 61 golfers Best Ball Scramble Winning team with score of 39 was Jo Ann Middleton, Helen Barnard, Grace Steeper, Liz Roestenberg. 50/50 draw winners Sheila Reaburn, Marjorie Rowswell & Pauline Simmons. Playoff winners Aug. 31 Low Gross A lit Joanne Middleton B flt Elaine Regier C flt Janet Hall D flt Helen Barnard Low Net A fit Carole Preece B flt Sonia Greb C flt Mary Hogan D flt Lorraine Alexander Prizes for 2004 Eagle -Bette May (1) Most Birdies-DorisHackney(3) Most Pars -Carole Preece (27) Most Improved Golfers A flt Lorraine Snell B flt Marg Consitt C flt Diane Herlufsen D flt Helen Barnard 4-2 win for Hawks over Lakers By Pat Bolen TIMES -ADVOCATE STAFF ZURICH — The Exeter Hawks remain undefeated after three games as they opened their home sched- ule Friday with a 4-2 win over the West Lorne Lakers. The win gives the Hawks a 2-0-1 record with a pair of games this weekend, starting with a visit from Lucan Friday night at the South Huron Rec Centre before the Hawks visit Thamesford Saturday at 8:30 p.m. Brandon Wedlock con- tinued to hit the net open- ing the scoring midway through the first period. Larry Northover made it 2-0 before the end of the period and the teams exchanged goals in the second period. The Lakers cashed in the first of two goals by Luke Hopkins on a short handed effort, while Justin Young fired the first of two for him on the night to make it a 3-1 score at the end of two. The Lakers made it close at 7:07 of the third with Hopkin's second of the night but just 20 sec- onds later Young restored the two -goal margin which was the way it ended. Chad Deman had a pair of assists in the win with singles coming off the sticks of Justin LaPorte, Jason Kerwin, Nathan Regier, Jeff Smale and Matt Vlemmix. Cam Becker earned the win facing 30 shots in net for the Hawks who fired 46 the other way. The Hawks were 0-2 on the power play while allowing one goal on three West Lorne power play chances. Exeter coach Dave Revington said at times the team looked strong during the game but not as good at other times. "It was kind of a non spectacular game, but it's very early. We're still try- ing to figure things out as we go along. "Daryl Bourne looks strong and Scott Davies of the returning guys, along with Chad Deman, Vlemmix and (Jason) Stuckless, those guys are all going to be strong. (Tim) Bilcke, who is 14 years old, is impressive. He's got some work to do, but he's going to be a good hockey player." Silver medal for Geiger ATHENS — A former kinesiology student at the Zurich resident added to University of Western her medal total in swim- Ontario, also competed in ming last week the 100 metre with a silver backstroke. medal at the para She also won a lympics in gold medal at the Athens, Greece. 2000 Paralympic Darda Geiger, °: '� games in Sydney daughter of Don and placed fourth and Cathy Geiger in the 100 metre of Zurich won a backstroke. silver medal in With the games' the women's 4 by conclusion Sept. 100 metre medley Darda Geiger 28, Geiger is trav- relay Sept. 27. elling in Europe for Geiger, a third year the next six weeks. Sherwoods win 5-2 WINGHAM — The Hensall Sherwoods opened their season Oct. 1 with a 5-2 win on the road in Wingham. After being tied 1-1 after the first period, the Sherwoods broke the game open in the second period with four goals to seal the 5-2 win. Hensall was paced by Chris Kennedy with two goals and singles from JR Davies, Jeremy Geoffrey and Jeff Glover along with three assists from Mike Johnson. Getting the win in net for the Sherwoods was Andy Glavin. Wingham converted a pair of power play chances while the Sherwoods replied with a man -advantage goal as well as a short handed marker. Hensall general manag- er Randy Parker said it was a solid first game of the season especially since seven of the players in the lineup were playing their first game with the team. Hensall is in Georgian Bay Saturday night at 7:30 p.m. with their first game in Hensall Oct. 16 at 8:30 p.m. iN lawn bowling monday, sept. 27, 2004 Har Brintnell 1W16 Marg Deichert 1W16 John Horn 1W16 tuesday, sept. 28, 2004 Marshall Dearing 1W19 Jerry DeBoer 1W19 Bob Russell 1W17 Lucy Sage 1W17 John Horn 1W15 Ken Sage 1W15 Audrey MacGregor 1W13 Mike Underhill 1W13 thursday, sept. 30, 2004 Marion Dearing 1W23 Mike Underhill 1W23 John Cooper Marg Deichert Marshall Dearing Ken Sage Har Brintnell Audrey MacGregor 1W18 1W18 1W16 1W16 1W12 1W12