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Exeter Times–Advocate
Hawks doubled 4-2 by Bulldogs
By Pat Bolen
TIMES -ADVOCATE STAFF
EXETER — The Exeter
Hawks were doubled 4-2 at
home by the Mt. Brydges
Bulldogs Sept. 29 but despite
the loss, Exeter coach Art
Larivee said the Hawks played
well enough to win but couldn't
finish on their chances.
"We made three or four cru-
cial errors. They capitalized on
all the errors and we did not
capitalize on the errors they
made. we had tons of chances,
we just couldn't finish."
Larivee said the Hawks have
also had several injuries to
start the season and the play-
ers are still learning what con-
tact is allowed in the league.
"There were several hits
made on the weekend that
were clean hits...and they were
called penalties. We're not
blaming the refereeing for our
loss at all. It's just guys are
wondering whether they
should hit a guy or not," said
Larivee
Larivee said he was happy
with the enthusiasm of the
team against the Bulldogs and
the Hawks need to work as a
cohesive unit.
"We outshot them, we outhit
them...their goaltender played
absolutely spectacularly."
The Hawks got both of their
goals with special teams as
Jordan Stiles scored short-
handed and Jake Jeffrey
Shorthanded goal — Exeter Hawk Jordan Stiles scores Sept. 29 at the Rec Centre against the
Mt. Brydges Bulldogs which ended in a 4-2 win for the visitors. (photo/Scott Nixon)
notched a power play marker
in the losing effort.
Larivee said the officiating
will be a factor for the entire
season, "It's not any more of a
mess for us than it is for any
other team...that's just the way
it is this year."
Larivee added that from
night to night, "they don't
know what is and what isn't a
penalty. I don't even think the
referees and linesmen know
what is a penalty and what
isn't."
The Hawks have one game
this weekend with Lambeth
visiting Friday night at 8:30
p.m. which will be Hensall
Public School night at the Rec
Centre.
Exeter plays three games in
four nights next week, starting
with a visit to Lucan Oct. 11
and a game in Thamesford
Oct. 13 at 8:30 p.m. Exeter will
be in Central Elgin Oct. 14 at
7:45 p.m before a Sunday
afternoon game Oct. 15 at 3
p.m. with West Lorne in town.
Stephen Central run—Above, Stephen Central
students Curtis Hockey (left) and Jake McLeod and
at left, Jordan Slaght (left) and Morgan Denomme
were among the students taking part in the school's
Terry Fox Run Sept. 21. (photos/Pat Bolen)
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Wednesday, October 4, 2006
Girls basketball
EXETER — The South Huron
District High School (SHDHS)
Junior Girls basketball team trav-
elled to Olympia Sports Camp on
the weekend for the fall classic
tournament.
Saturday morning the Panthers
defeated St. Teresa from Midland,
39-21, with Mairead O'Rourke
scoring 15 points, Kacie Erb get-
ting seven and Julia Roberts scor-
ing six.
In their second game, the
Panthers played a good London
Oakridge team and lost 42-23.
Roberts led the way with eight
points.
In the third place pool game
Sunday morning, South Huron
defeated Sutton High School from
Newmarket 32-28.
Chantelle Vincent played a
superb game, said coach Terry
O'Rourke, scoring 14 points fol-
lowed by O'Rourke with 12.
O'Rourke said it was a great
weekend of basketball and the
team played well and hard.
The Senior Girls played their
second league game of the season
Sept. 27 in Goderich and came
away with a 46-30 win.
Led by point guard Melissa
Smith who had 16 points and sev-
eral steals, the Panthers played a
tough defence that frustrated the
Vikings.
Janette Erb found her scoring
touch with 10 points, while
Maggie Roberts had nine, Missy
Pertschy had seven and Stephanie
Dietrich scored four.
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