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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2005-08-24, Page 19Wednesday,August 24, 2005 Exeter Times–Advocate 19 Sports �S' � NO.LOi�O� �-•O /v/e=Ill•i SI4 ill~ -t 0 ' ii 'i Under 9 Under 13 Girls U9 Exeter (B) Tournament The tournament was a great success for us although we came in third the team played brilliantly. We scored 6 goals, Matthew Smillie (2), Ryan Smillie (2), Adam Tait (1) and Morgan McCann (1). Our goalkeepers Evan Winbow and Adam Tait had a great game, Evan being the main goalie and saving the day a few times. Wesley Dearing was as usual a very solid defender. Katey Prance ran her heart out as did Adam Tait. William Regier missed scoring by a hairs breath a few times. Morgan Denomme and Daylene Wright played real- ly well infact no one would have guessed this was their first year playing soccer. Morgan McCann's passing was excellent along with the rest of the team. Matthew and Ryan Smillie had a real gutsy game even passed to each other instead of fight- ing. Janece Boersma, Danielle Vanderlaan and Jason Metzger could not make the tournament and were truely missed. I have your medals because you deserve it for all your hard work throughout all the games. I am proud of you all, thanks for being the best team ever. Aug 3 U13 Girls Exeter (2) 6 vs Lambeth (2) 0 Goals: Karly Mercer (3), Janessa Varley (3) Comments: Excellent Goalkeeping by Janessa Varley, Sam McCarter and Nicole VanOsh Aug 10 U13 G Exeter (2) 4 vs Strathroy (2) 2 Goals: Gina Phouttharath (2), Janessa Varley (2) Under 15 Girls U15 Girls Aug. 9 Exeter (1) 6 vs. Lambeth 0 Goals: Keri Reschke (4), Julie Moore (2) Under 17 Girls On July 28, the Exeter U17 Girls played in Strathroy. Exeter edged the hosts 2-1 in a close, come from behind victory. Despite some tough defence, Faith Anne Wagler notched both goals. Keri Reschke; a call up from U15, played a great game in the midfield. U17 Girls On Aug. 4, Exeter played host to Delko Bridge. Exeter came out on top with a strong 7-2 victory. Goal scorers were Kristin Ferguson, Keri Reschke with 3 and Faith Anne Wagler with 3 as well. Shan Cooper played a good team game by setting up goals with precise passing and good crosses. On Aug. 11, Exeter travelled to Grand Bend. Exeter completed a fantastic regu- lar season with a record of 13-0-0 by defeating the home squad 4-1. It was a great team effort. Goal scor- ers were Faith Anne Wagler with 2, Keri Reschke and Miranda Mattucci with 1 each. Mattucci and Colleen Willert had strong games. Playing good games as well were three U-15 call-ups Lindsey Hayter, Lindsey Mills and Keri Reschke. Under 11 Girls August 4 U11 Girls St. Marys (4) 1 versus Exeter 1 Goal: Sarah Irons U11 Exeter Thunder Exeter Thunder 3 vs Falcons (2) 3 Goal keepers: Chelsea Brintnell, Ashley Northcott Goals: Cayley Mercer (2) Chelsea Brintnell Under 11 Boy- Exeter #2 6 versus Falcons (4) Goals: Talyor Bilcke (2) Josh DenOtter (2), Tanner Shapton, Ethan Hamilton Comments: The guys fell behind 3-1 early and fought their way back into the game scoring three unan- swered goals to lead 4-3. The Falcons tied it up at four and then Josh DenOtter took the lead off a penalty and Tanner Shapton put it away with the fifth goal. This was their best game of the season and I am very proud of them for not giving up. v flown bountry‘. 42.1. BOWLING LANES ! , OPEN BOWLING Friday 7:00 p.m. • Saturday 1:00 p.m. Leagues Starting in September Ladies League - Monday 7:00 p.m. Mens League - Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Senior Ladies - Wednesday Morning Mixed Seniors - Thursday Afternoon Mixed League Thursday evening Youth Bowling • Ages 4-10 Saturday morning • Ages 11-19 Wednesday Evenings SUNDAY BY CHANCE OR APPOINTMENT MAIN ST. ZURICH 236-4923 Seniors win regional gold and bronze medals By June Hodgson WINDSOR — On Aug. 9, 59 seniors from District 29—consisting of Huron, Perth and Middlesex— attended the Regional Senior Games in Windsor. There were 538 registered to play in 15 different games. When all the scores were tallied on Wednesday evening, our group had done exceptionally well. Never have they earned this many medals. A real honour when you realize these games are for all of southern Ontario. Gold medal winners Goderich five -pin bowlers: Jim Harrison, Evelyn Patterson, Marj Moore, Ron Klages, Del Mitchelmore. 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