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The Times Advocate, 2004-12-15, Page 18THIS WEEK IN SPORTS Bowling scoreboard. Page 19 Hawks edged at home.. Page 20 18 Volleyball champs Wednesday, December 15, 2004 Hensall Public School's boys' volleyball team came away with the 'A' championship in the Nov. 26 south region public schools volleyball tournament.The team went undefeated in the tournament and coach Karen Schade credited the boys for great team work and the value of experienced players. Pictured lying in front is Dylan Fidler, while kneeling from left are Garrett Alexander, Stephen Troyer, Justin Campbell, Jordan Ritchie and Sean Consitt; in back from left are Ryan Cooper, Ben Hovius, Schade, Mitchell Foxton, Collin Dickins and Josh Gerber. Schade gave spe- cial thanks to Spencer Baenisch for coaching. (photo/Scott Nixon) The Zurich Public girls volleyball team won the regional volleyball tournament held at South Huron District High School Nov. 25 winning 12 matches and losing only one. Back L -R are Katleyn Schade, Jenna Beierling, Kristena Hendrick, Danielle Daters, Katie Livingston, Rebecca Skinner and coach John Power. Front: Katie Dionne, Linette Melick, Jessie Geoffrey, Leeanne Bechard, Brittany Grenier. Absent are Emily Ainslie and Kacie Erb. (photo/Pat Bolen) Carpet Bowling Dec 6 /04 Marshall Dearing 3W25 Jean Estey 3W24 13i11 Sullivan 2W24 Ray Hodgson 2W22 Mary DeBoer 2W13 Dec 10 /04 Margaret Deichert 3W36 Jean Estey 2WT31 Audrey McGregor 2W22 Leona Elliott 1WT21 1 Venner's HENSALL AUTOMOTIVE Welcomes all of Kyle's Service's' Previous Customers 78 London Rd. Hensall (519) 262-2832 trusted- Car SPORTS TIPS? Contact Exeter Times Advocate Tel: Pat Bolen (519) 235-1336 x113 Fax: (519) 235-0766 E-mail: sports@southhuron.com Exeter Times -Advocate win consolation title EXETER — The Panthers junior boys basketball team hosted their annual tour- nament on the weekend with London Christian winning the tournament after defeating Central Huron 60-35. South Huron had met the London Christian Pioneers in their first game and battled in a defensive struggle to a 30-22 loss. The team played well and kept a much taller team at bay for most of the game and gave the Pioneers their toughest game of the tournament. The loss moved the Panthers to the `B' side to face Mitchell in their next game. South Huron started slowly and then began to pull away, making the final 38- 21. The top scorers in the game were Lachlan Macgregor with 11 points and Shawn Morgan with six. It was a strong team effort that put South Huron in the consolation final against Lambton Central. It was a tight game but in the end South Huron was victorious claiming the conso- lation banner. Tyler Knip had a strong game offensive- ly scoring 11 points, followed by Ben Hodgins with four. South Huron played in a bonus friendly game to end their day when a team was unable to make it. The Panthers defeated. North Middlesex 30-23 with strong contributions from all players including Nick Jeffrey, AJ Miller and Morgan on the offensive side of the ball. Coach Henry Bonsma said it was a good tournament for South Huron, winning three of the four games they played. In league play the Panthers are 2-1 and host St. Mike's today (Wednesday). Senior boys The senior boys basketball team com- peted in the St. Marys tournament on the weekend. The team played a superb game, defeating North Middlesex 62-49. Tyler Robinson had 16 points, followed by Eric Cosman who had a career game with 13. Spencer Baehnisch had 12 and Reed Ha'penny had 10. Saturday the team was a little short but played hard in losing to Parkside 70-44. Matt Iredale had 10 points, Robinson had nine, Sean Murray eight and Cosman and Baehnisch each added six. Jeff Thammavongsa also played well scoring five points. The team was even more shorthanded for their third game but again played hard, losing to Stratford Central 56-25. Murray had nine points and Cosman seven. All in all a good effort said coach Terry O'Rourke. Shawn Morgan holds off several London Christian Pioneer players to get a shot off for the Panther junior boys team which hosted their annual tournament on the weekend, taking the consolation title. (photo/Pat Bolen) The Exeter & District Ringette Assoc. would like to thank the following businesses for their help in making our Tournament a Great Success! SPECIAL SPONSOR: • Exeter Lions Club • Exeter Masonic Hall PLATINUM SPONSORS: • Huron Motor Products • Stedmans • W & K Financial Planning (Strafford) • Mike's Signs GOLD SPONSORS: • New Orleans Pizza • Kirkton/Woodham Optimist • The Ringette Store SILVER SPONSORS: • Andex Metal Products Ltd. • Ironwood Golf Club • Dave Moore Fuels • JMR Electric • Hansen's Your Independent Grocer • Kraft (Nabisco Brands Ltd.) • Huron Produce • MacLeans Source for Sports BRONZE SPONSORS: • Borland Farm Services • Brad Baker • PTMG Chartered Acc. • Rona Cashway • Rowecliffe Trucking • Jack Glavin Sandblasting • Keller Roofing • Dawson's Custom Countertops • Eric Campbell Motor • Kraft Auto • Exeter Chrysler • Laserline • Exeter Times Advocate • McCann Redi Mix • Forever Furniture Galleries • Metzger Meats • Gar's Bar & Grill • N.C. Jones & Sons Ltd • Godbolt Ciufo Insurance & Financial • William Mason Photography • Hensall Co-op • Premium Transportation • Hopper Hockey Funeral Home • Canadian Tire • Huron Tractor • CE Reid & Sons(Hensall) Ltd. • Ice Cultures • Dairy Queen • Scotia Bank • Pizza Delight (Exeter) • South Huron Automotive • South Huron Mechanical • The Ridge Pub & Eatery • United Plastic Components • Unusual Finds • WG Thompson • Ondrejicka Elevators • Heartland Community Credit Union Thanks to the Local Businesses that also Donated Pennytable items Fr Our RINGETTE PFRENTS for their time!