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U7
U7 Gold
Gold 2 versus Purple 1
Goals: Jacob Partridge and
Hunter Millian. Good hard
work out there by all play-
ers, YAY Gold! Way to pour
it on Hunter!!
U7 Purple
June 22
Purple 1 versus Gold 2
Goal: Brandon Crown
Coaches comments: Good
passing through out game.
A big thank -you to Christina
Scott for coaching
Thursdays game. Excellent
effort by all. Good passing
and everyone tried hard.
U7 Red
June 23
Red 3 versus Blue 1
Goals: Alex Pach with a pair
of goals and Lucas
Kaumanns with one.
Goalie: Alex
Coaches comments: A
played well game by all with
some great goaltending by
Alex.
117 Orange
Orange 0 versus Green 4
Coaches comments: We all
played well but were just
outplayed.
117 Green
Green 4 versus Orange 0
Goals: Jordan, Nicole (2) and
James
Goalies: Ron and Travis
Coaches comments:
Awesome team game with
only six players for the
whole game. Travis saved a
couple of good shots by the
orange, Scott passed the ball
perfectly at least three times.
Nicole, James and Jordan
played brilliantly. Ron tack-
led and nearly scored. Keep
it up.
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U9 Navy
June 22
Navy 2 versus Orange 4
Goals: Zachery Smith
Goalies: Cody Clarke and
Emma McVeeney
Play of the game: A great
pass from Georgia Wilder to
Zachary Smith to score the
first goal of the game
Comments: Defence was
well supported by Angela
Regier and wesley Dearing.
This was the best game of
the season, way to go team!
Future games: June 29 at
7:15 p.m. Klondyke field
Grand Bend
U9 Orange
June 22
Exeter (4) versus Navy Blue
#7 (2)
Goals: Zach Brintnell (3),
Matthew Smillie
Goalies: Matthew Smillie,
Harriet Lloyd
Future games: June 29 ver-
sus Exeter 7 at high school 2
field
U9 Red
June 22Exeter 1 versus
Grand Bend #4 (0)
Goal: Cullen Mercer
Goalies: Owen, Danielle
Coaches comments:
Excellent team effort.
Everyone played well and
ran very hard in the heat.
Thanks to Brian Mercer for
filling in as Coach at the
beginning of the game
Future games: June 29 at
7:15 at West Williams field
in Parkhill
U9 Royal Blue #6
Exeter 1 versus Grand Bend
3
Goal: William Regier
Goalies: Brendan Gordon,
Nathan Boersma
Coaches comments: Rough
first half but team played
stronger in second half.
Great to see the team doing
things we worked on at
practice. Keep working
hard, team!
Future games: June 29 at
Klondyke fields
U9 Gold #5
Gold 2 versus Exeter #2 (3)
Goals: Brett Bryson
119 #2
June 22
#2 3-2 win
Goals: Evan Hardie, Lindsay
Govers (2)
Goalies: Jeremy Johnston,
Morgan McCann
Play of the game: two great
back to back passes from
Jordan Butler and Amanda
Verbeke to get the ball to
Lindsay for her first of two
goals in the game.
Coaches comments: A very
exciting game with end to
end action and everyone
contributing for a great 3-2
comeback win, and the sec-
ond win in a row!!
Everybody is getting better
and playing harder each and
every week. Good job
team° "1
119 Green
Coaches comments: We had
a great game! Our forwards,
Jillian Robinson, John
Hartman and Amber Taylor
put a fighting effort into the
game and were able to keep
the ball in the other end
many times.
On defence, Nicole Miller,
and Terry Hartman succeed-
ed in keeping most balls out
of our net. Bradley Regier
was able to score for our
team - Thanks Bradley!
Raymond Delbridge had a
great save during his shift as
Goalie. We have the team
spirit and look forward to
our next game.
119 Gold #5
Exeter 2 versus Exeter #2
(3)
Goals: Brett Bryson (2)
u11
1111 Girls Lightning
June 22
Exeter 1 versus Coldstream 1.
Goal: Katelyn Regier 1
Comments: The girls played a
very strong positional game
and carried the play for most
of the game. Katelyn Regier
scored on a blistering shot
from the top of the box. Solid
games were played by Nicole
Winters and Jayden Vanneste.
U11 Boys #1
Exeter 1 versus Delko #3 (2)
Goal: Quinton Bedard
Goalies: Blake Gower and
Ryan Smillie
Coaches comments: The field
had no lines and play hap-
pened between two U16 boys
soccer games.
1111 Girls #1 Thunder
Exeter 0 versus Lambeth 1
Goalies: Nicole S/Nicole K.
Great goaltending by both
goalies
Coaches comments: Great
Game By Aimee Rush
Future games: June 29 at
Klondyke Road field
U13
U13 Boys #1
June 20
Exeter 3 versus Kensal Park 2
Goals: Marc Metzger (3)
Goalies: South Huron
Goalkeeping duties shares
equally by Corey Davidson
and Taylor Lightfoot
Coaches comments: An out-
standing game by a team that
gets better every week.
Playing against a previously
undefeated team, a great all
round effort by the entire
squad paid off. Kensal Park
scored first but South Huron
showed great determination,
scoring the next three goals
and holding on to get the win.
U13 Boys LDYSL
Exeter 6 versus London White
Eagles 2
Coaches comments: Another
strong performance from the
boys who have moved up five
places in last three weeks.
U13 Girls #1
June 21
Exeter 1 versus Falcons 5
Coaches comments: A game
which was lost but not
because a lack of effort. The
team called up some great
U11 girls and they did a great
job. Thank you Miss Dietrich,
Hall and Alber. Special men-
tion goes to Paige Smith and
Bailey Oud. Both girls had
very good games.
Future games: West Lorne
7:15 at Arena #3 field
U15 Girls
U15 Girls #2
June 20
Exeter 1 versus Strathroy 3
Goalies: Katie Brady kept her
team hopeful playing impres-
sively in net.
Coaches comments: Despite a
well -played first half the girls
lost their first game of the
season in Strathroy on the
20th. Stephanie Muller,
Ashley Smale
and Abby DeWeerd all had
great games.
U16 Boys
#2 U16 Boys
June 19
Exeter 6 versus Strathroy 0
Goals: Tyson Christie (2),
Kevin Ha, Bill Brady (2),
Steve Gregus
Coaches comments: Great
all round play by all play-
ers.
Future games: July 7 in
Exeter
U18 Girls
1118 Girls
June 22
Exeter 2 versus Wallacetown
0
Goals: Keri Reschke (2)
Goalie: Janel Steeper
Comments: The girls played
an excellent game with only
nine players versus a strong
Wallacetown team with 20.
Janel Steeper definitely kept
us in the game with the help
of Keri Reschke scoring the
only two goals of the game.
All girls that came played
wonderful and we are so
proud of them!
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Juniors are champs
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South Huron shut the door on
Stratford Central and was crowned
the Huron -Perth champions.
Kurt Van Osch was a wall in the
net and was credited with two
shutouts.
Dimitris Fragiskatos and Jason
and Scotty Stire played phenomenal
defense leaving many Stratford
players frustrated.
The midfield play of Tory
Thompson, Alex Synayuk, Brett
Oud and Kevin Ha was relentless as
they controlled both of the games.
The forward combinations of
Dylan Fidler, Tim Burtch, Tyson
Christie and Jordan Walzak created
many chances and kept the pres-
sure on the opposition.
Up and coming youngsters Liam
Price, Stephen Troyer, Stephen
Mann and David Mills all filled in
and played important roles when
called upon.
Ultimately this championship was
won because the Panthers played
as a team and they were deserving
of their title.
The coaching staff of Scott
Richardson, Ryan Soldan and Henry
Bonsma are proud of the effort and
class that the Panthers showed on
and off the field.
EXETER — The South Huron
Junior boys soccer team claimed
the Huron -Perth title on May 25th
The team had enjoyed a successful
season and the championship was
the icing on the cake.
The boys had compiled a regular
season record of six wins, two loss-
es, and one tie. The two losses
occurred on a day of poor soccer for
the boys but it may have been what
they needed to get ready for the
playoffs.
The team regrouped from these
losses and clinched a playoff spot
finishing third in the league behind
Stratford Central and St. Mike's.
Stratford Northwestern finished
fourth to round out the playoff ros-
ter.
In the semifinal game it was the
Panthers versus rival St. Mike's.
The game was tightly played and
South Huron emerged with a 1-0
win. A late goal by Dylan Fidler
sealed the deal and South Huron
was off to the finals against
Stratford Central.
The final was a thriller that saw
the play go back and forth.
Eventually Brett Oud, with some
hard work in the box, deposited the
ball in the net off a corner kick and
gave South Huron a 1-0 lead.
The South Huron District High School Junior Boys were the Huron -Perth
soccer champions this year. Front from left are, Liam Price,Tim Burtch, Kurt
Van Osch, David MiIIs,ToryThompson, Dimitris Fragiskatos and Jordan
Walzak. Back: coach Henry Bonsma, Stephen Mann, Brett Oud, Scott Stire,
Kyle Masse, Alex Synayuk,Tyson Christie, Kevin Ha, Jason Stire, coach Scott
Richardson and coach Ryan Soldan. Missing: Dylan Fidler and Stephen
Troyer. (photo/submitted)
International tug-of-war tournament results
GRAND BEND
— Results from
the Bluewater
International
tug-of-war tour-
nament are as
follows:
June 17
Mens' 720 kg
Velkonis-first;
Mt. Vernon -sec-
ond; Bluewater-
third; Zorra
fourth; South
Easthope-fifth;
Womens'
560
Peel Police -first
(pulloff) GLD
(Girls Love Dirt) -
second (pulloff);
Blue/South-third;
Senior
elementary
youth
Exeter Public -
first; Huron
Centennial (A)-
second;Huron
Centennial (B) -
third; Triple F -
fourth; Stephen
Central -fifth;
Mens' 640
Bluewater-
first; Dane-sec-
ond;South
Easthope-third;
Triple F -fourth
(tie); Zorra-
fourth (tie);
Co-ed 640
Mt. Vernon -
first; Bluewater-
second (pulloff;)
Triple F -third
(pulloff); Zorra-
fourth; Dane -
fifth;
June 18
Men's 640
Dane -first;
Bluewater-sec-
ond; Triple F -
third
Womens'
520
Zorra-first;
Peel Police -sec-
ond; GLD-third;
Mens' 680
Velkonis-
first;Mt. Vernon-
s e c o n d;
Bluewater-third;
Zorra-fourth;
South Easthope-
fifth;
Womens'
Catchweight
GLD-first;
Blue/South-sec-
ond; Zorra-third;
Co-ed 600
Bluewater-
first; Mt.
Vernon -second;
Triple F -third;
Zorra (A)-
fourth;Zorra (B) -
fifth;
Mens'
catchweight
Velkonis-first;
Mt. Vernon -sec-
ond: Bluewater-
third (pulloff);
South Easthope-
fourth (pulloff);
Tor o n t o
Highlanders -fifth
Velkonis-
Latvia; Triple F -
England; Dane -
Wisconsin
United States;
Mt. Vernon -
Wisconsin
United States;
GDL-Wisconsin,
United States;
Highlanders-
Toronto,
ighlanders-
Toronto,
Canada; Peel
Police -Toronto,
Canada;
Bluewater-
Dashwood,
Canada; South
Easthope-
Tavistock,
Canada; Zorra-
Embro, Canada.
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The recent International
Tug -of -War Tournament hosted by the Bluewater
TOW Club of Dashwood was nothing short of a
huge success and thereby we would like to thank
those individuals and businesses who supported
this tournament by means of either products
and/or services of Financial support. Also, thanks to
all those individuals who worked behind the
cenes helping with the operations of the tourney
and the set-up and tear -down.
The support by all of these individuals clearly
defines the belief and strength that you have
in YOUR CANADIAN TUG -OF WAR TEAM.
All proceeds from this effort will assist the
cost of competing at the World Outdoor TOW
Championships this September in Holland!
Thanks again!
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Barker Sheet Metal
Bluewater Crop Care
C.G. Equipment
Carolinian Construction
CBS Equipment
Darren Kints, Dairy
Queen
Dietrich Metal Products
Durand Heating
Exacon
Hansen's Independent
Hay Communications
Hayter Turkey Products
Iceculture
Industrial Drive
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Jim Morlock
(Pioneer Seeds)
McCann Redi Mix
Metzger Meat
Products
New Orleans Pizza
Ray Mathonia
Backhoeing
Sobey's (Bob Uhrig)
Thompsons
Word & Image Studio
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Huron & Lambton
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