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Southhuron Panthers
OFSAA quarter finalists
BRESLAU — The South
Huron field hockey
Panthers participated in
torrential rain and mud
in the Ontario
Championships (OFSAA)
in Breslau last week and
ended the season as
quarter finalists.
In the first game of pool
play, they defeated
Centennial from Guelph
4-2.
Shelby Musser started
the scoring at 13 minutes
of the first half, blasting
the ball past the keeper,
after receiving the ball
from Leanne Cronyn.
Kristen Reschke
increased the scoring
after 28 minutes, assist-
ed by Musser.
Just before the half,
Centennial got one back.
In the second half,
Cronyn made it three
with a rocket shot.
Centennial scored
again, but Kelly Cronyn
secured the win when
she received a behind the
back pass from her sister
on a Musser penalty cor-
ner.
In the second game, the
team played Crestwood
from the Peterborough
area and came away
with a deserved 1-0 vic-
tory.
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Catherine DeCorte
Lorraine Alexander
Alice Thiel
Dave Woodward
Helen McKay
Marj Reichert
Merle McLellan
Joe Van Dorren
503
452
450
432
418
369
364
342
Reschke scored at the
start of the second half,
with Kristin Ferguson
and Kelly Cronyn laying
the ground work.
The game was quite
one sided, but scoring
was very difficult in the
worsening conditions.
Friday morning the
Panthers just needed a
tie to win the pool, but
try as they might, they
could not find the net.
They totally dominated
the game, but between
not being sharp around
the goal in the first half
and competing with com-
plete mud in the second,
they could not score.
In the only trip into the
Panther zone, Hill Park
managed to get a penalty
corner and scored to
dump South Huron into
second position in the
pool with a 1-0 victory.
In the quarter final, the
girls faced Notre Dame
from Burlington and had
a catastrophic start as
they allowed Notre Dame
to score with just 30 sec-
onds gone on the clock.
Carpet Bowling
november 1, 2004
Marshall Dearing 3W32
John Batten 2W25
Lucy Sage 2W25
Cathy Bell 2W24
Doris Hackney 2W23
Audrey MacGregor 2W23
June Hodgson 2W20
Bob Patterson 2W19
Jean Estey 2W18
november
Susan Underhill
John Batten
Jean Estey
Margaret Deickert
Lucy Sage
Marshall Dearing
5, 2004
3-42
3-36
3-25
2-30
2-25
2-18
The Panthers could not
recover from this and
gave away a penalty
stroke.
Kelsey O'Rourke saved
a good stroke to keep
the score at 1-0 and
allow the Panthers to
gain some momentum.
For a period of time the
Panthers kept it even,
but sustained injuries to
Amber Caldwell, Kelly
Cronyn and Reschke and
removed them from fur-
ther play.
Notre Dame added a
second to secure the win
and eliminate South
Huron from further play.
Panthers coach Jim
Workman said the girls
had a tremendous season
and are to be congratu-
lated.
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3 Wins
Ann Lorento
Irene Dyck
June Moore
Isobelle Rescorl
John Horn
2 Wins
Geraldine Smith
Jean Crerar
Bill Thomas
Jean Cole
Lee Thomas
Marge McCurdy
Mary Horn
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280
217
210
204
156
212
201
195
165
165
129
128
3 Wins
Frank Phillips 264
Ann Lorento 247
2 Wins
Lorraine Alexander 192
Amanda Hamilton 155
Elwood Truemner 152
Joan Cole 145
Helen Burton 140
John Horn 138
Eleanor Hendrick 125
Shirley Truemner 114
Katie Stewart (24) looks for a play for the Panther senior girls against St. Mikes
Nov. 3.The Panthers lost a 45-31 game before winning the consolation champi-
onship at a tournament in Parkhill on the weekend. (photolPatBolen)
Panthers are consolation champs
EXETER — The senior girls basketball
team played an undefeated St. Mikes
team Nov. 3 at South Huron District
High School.
After a slow start, great defence by the
Panthers held their opponent to only
four points in the second quarter to keep
the game close.
In the second half, a determined
Panther team created some great
chances but was unable to capitalize on
opportunities.
The final score was 45-31 for St.
Mikes.
The game was highlighted by some
great ball handling by Katie Stewart,
dominant rebounding by Kylen
VanOsch, three-point shooting by Julie
Prout, some great baseline shots by
Janine Malcolm and some great fast
break conversions and free throws by
Maggie Roberts who led the scoring for
the Panthers with 10.
The loss puts the Panthers in fourth
place with five wins and three losses on
the season with two games remaining at
home today (Wednesday).
The senior girls, with only seven play-
ers, travelled to Parkhill on the weekend
to play in this years annual Optimist
tournament.
In their first game against Woodstock
St. Mary Friday afternoon, the Panthers
had a slow start against a great shooting
squad, resulting in a 51-37 loss.
In their consolation games they went
on to defeat St. Joes from St. Thomas
37-26 and St. Armes from Clinton 45-24
to capture the consolation champi-
onship.
The championship was captured with
strong team defence by all seven players
at the tournament and great offensive
scoring from Julie Prout who had 35
points on the weekend, and VanOsch
who scored a team high 50 points in the
three games.
The team now gets ready to host St.
Marys and St. Armes in their final league
games at home today which will deter-
mine their league playoffs matchups.
The Municipality of South Huron honoured the Exeter Lawn Bowling Club Ladies
Fours team Nov. I for their recent success. Mayor Rob Morley congratulated the
team on their accomplishments, noting that they won the Ladies Fours team
provincial championship in Burlington, followed by a gold medal at the national
championships in Vancouver. From left are Jo Anne Bugler, Gloria McFalls, Dianne
Terry, Carol Carter and Morley. (photo/Scott Nixon)
Members of Exeter Ringette presented Glenn Kells from the Exeter Lions with
the Regional Corporate Sponsor of the Year award Oct. 20 at the Exeter Scout
Hall. The Lions were nominated by Exeter Ringette for their continuous support
of the association. Front L -R: Lindsay Chandler and Amanda Hodgert. Back:Alana
Hodgert, Michele Hodgert and Kassie Chandler. (photo/PatBolen)