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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2005-01-19, Page 16Shuffleboard e x e t e r Sewing Machine REPAIRS to all makes Free estimates 90 Day Warranty Experienced since 1952 Sew and Save Centre Ltd. 149 Downie St., Stratford Phone 271-9660 16 Exeter Times—Advocate Wednesday, January 19, 2005 Sports Lucan hosts Midget all-star games LUCAN — The 2005 annual Shamrock hockey league all-star games were held Jan. 13 in Lucan with the Minor Midget North team play- ing to an 8-8 tie against the South. In the second game of the evening the Major Midgets North team rolled over the South 9-3. Representing South Huron on the Minor Midget North team was goaltender Mac Potter, as well as David Reschke and Mackenzie Christie. Representing Lucan on the team were Brian Hogervorst and Matt Hartwick. On the Major Midget North team from South Huron were Potter, Brendon VanOsch and Chad Hackett. Adam Froats, Jesse McLeod and goalie Blair Bennett represented Lucan. Jesse McLeod stickhandles for the Major Midgets North team Jan. 13 In Lucan during the annual Shamrock hockey league all-star game.The Major Midget North team handled the Southern team by a 9-3 score. (photo/Scott Nixon) Pinder looking forward to spring season By Pat Bolen TIMES -ADVOCATE STAFF EXETER — Exeter golfer Karly Pinder gained a lot of experience in her first term at Iowa State University and is looking forward to the spring golf season. Pinder is a business major on a four-year pro- gram on a golf scholarship at the university. She said while it was a little overwhelming at the start of the year, every- thing has settled down and improved overall. Pinder said the school of 32,000 has a strong golf team which includes senior players who will be on the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) tour in a few years. The team is made up of nine players with five going to each tournament. Team members have to qualify for each tourna- ment and Pinder qualified for three of five in the fall term. With the level of players on the team she said it was important to focus and one or two strokes could be the difference to qualifying. The three tournaments she qualified for were in Kansas, Denver and Arkansas, with her best score in Denver where she was 31st out of 100 play- ers. In the spring the team will be travelling to tour- naments in Miami, Arizona, Indiana, Texas and Las Vegas. The team had one of its best seasons in eight years and Pinder said it was exciting to be in a good program. "There's a lot of momen- tum." One of the differences in university play, according to Pinder, is coaches can talk to the players during matches and stay with them for a few holes which helps to overcome any nervousness. One of the advantages of a big school like Iowa State is the amount of money available for the program. According to Pinder, the school "goes to every effort," with specialists in every area available such as sports psychologists and conditioning. Academics are also emphasized with constant communication between coaches and teachers. Tutors are available if needed and each fresh- man has monitored hours of study time to put in. Pinder has focused on her short game and said she has learned a lot from the coaches and other players on the team. "They've been very sup- portive." When the school year finishes in mid May, Pinder will be coming Outdoor soccer registration coming EXETER — Outdoor soccer registra- tion is being held one month earlier than normal this year. The dates are Jan. 29 from 9 a.m until noon and Jan. 31 from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m. Both dates will be held at the South Huron Rec Centre. The leagues which the club plays in have their registrations in mid February and the club wants to make sure they are providing all their members with the appropriate level of play. The cost this year is $65 for a child born in 2000 and 2001 and $80 for all other age groups. The last date to register is Feb. 14. After that date there will be a late fee of $20 per player excluding children born in 200 and 2001. South Huron Futsal League Goderich United 10 Matt Strano (2) Peter Geene (3) Tony Van Mierlo (2) Gys Weverink (3) Joe Forrester Jeffrey Kyle St Columban 0 Erik Coustiels Ryan Samworth Grand Bend Nick Lazawick Chad Monteith (3) Oakwood 1 Jeremy Arnold (2) Kevin Fowles Derik Whiting Chris Glavin Old Homestead 15 Gord Keller (4) Luke Shepherd (3) Steve Ryan (2) John Jordan (2) 7 Ian Gould Matt Szabo Joe Turford Jeremy DeMers Exeter Thunder 1 Melissa Smith Exeter Fury 10 Square Balls 2 Ryan Carroll (3) Corey Firth Marty DeBruyn (2) Kevin Ha home but said she won't be in as many tourna- ments this summer. Other than a few ama- teur ones, she said she will be just practising and keeping up her game. Exeter golfer Karly Pinder, is attending Iowa State University on a four-year golf scholarship. (photo/P Bolen) RINGETTE SCORES BUNNY Sat Jan. 15 Exeter Lions White Bunny 5 vs. Mitchell White 0 Goals: Amanda Hodgert, Lauryn Overholt, Emma McVeeney, Amanda Verbeke, Carter Marriage Assists: Victoria Davidson (2), McVeeney (2), Devin Parker, Candace Powe, Shelby Heywood, Overholt Goaltender: Verbeke, Hodgert both made some nice saves Comments: Great passing, shooting and team play by all players Next game: Sat. Jan. 22. A group of bunny players travel to Burlington for tournament games at 10:40 and 2:30. PETITE Petite "A" Feb.12 Exeter Blizzard 4 vs Forest 3 Goals: Abbey Brintnell (2), Emily Lacasse (2) Assists: Brintnell, Lacasse Goalie: Brittany Parker Feb.16 Exeter 4 vs Dorchester 4 Goals: Emily Lacasse, Megan Verbeke, Morgan Powe, Marlee Heywood Assists: Michela Ondrejicka (2), Abbey Brintnell (2), Kristina Troyer Goalie Brittany Parker Exeter Petite B Jan 15 Exeter 9 vs Seaforth 5 Goals: Taryn Dougall (2), Taylor Hoffman (3), Riley Taylor, Laura Gehan, Jenna Regier, Colleen Govers Assists: Regier, Sidney Kinsman, Josie Kinsman, R.Taylor Excellent Goaltending by Grace Stephens. TWEEN B Jan 9 Exeter 5 at London 4 Goals: Jelaine Jackson, Brooke Gielen, Megan Pavkeje (2), Jessica Brock Assists: Desie Verhoeven, Jackson, (3) Jessica Reid (2) Jan 16 London 4 vs Exeter 6 in Hensall Goals: Megan Pavkeje (2) Jelaine Jackson, Nicole Insley (2), Carrie Powe, Caelynn 11 Jan. 2005 4 Wins Geraldine Smith 3 Wins Ray Hodgson John Horn Ruby Beaver Shirley Kirk 2 Wins Jeanene Tucker Jean Crerar Ann Lorento Helen Burton Mildred Chalmers 367 317 223 191 156 211 162 161 119 116 12 Jan. 2005 4 Wins Amanda Hamilton 413 Irene Dyck 325 Jeanene Tucker 316 3 Wins Millie Ross Isobelle Rescorl John Horn Sheila Reaburn 2 Wins Bill Thomas Geraldine Smith 167 321 276 263 145 212 Z would like to take this opportunity to thank the Zurich Buckeyes, the 7-lensall Sherwoods, all the ans, and volunteers for a fun and success l evening. Lisa Dietrich Z. M.A.A. Social Convenor IIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIir NO NHL? NO PROBLEM! SR. AA HOCKEY AT ITS BEST! HENSALL vsMILDMAY SAT. 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