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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2006-01-25, Page 21Wednesday, January 25 2006 Exeter Times -Advocate SHDHS senior boys basketball EXETER — The South Huron District High School senior boys bas- ketball team hosted a four team tournament on the weekend. The Panthers lost their first game to Central Huron 55-52. Tyler Robinson had 13 points followed by Eric Cosman with nine, Tyler Knip and J.T. Knee with eight and Spencer Baehnisch with six. South Huron defeated Parkhill 63-38 in their second game with Robinson scoring 12, Knip putting down 11 while Baehnisch and Jeff Thomavongsa had eight each. Seth Weber and Roger Mills each added four points. In their third game, the Panthers surprised coach Terry O'Rourke and lost to a good London Christian team, 51-44 which was a three-point game with one minute left. Baehnisch had 10 points, Robinson had eight and Knee added seven while Nate Falk dropped in seven. All in all it was an excellent day and O'Rourke said the team showed some nice improvement with everyone on the team making some positive contributions. The team was back in action Jan. 18 and played an excellent game but still lost to a strong Northwestern team 72-41. Robinson played a superb game said O'Rourke putting in 17 points. Cosman also played well scoring 10 points. Knip added eight and Baehnisch put in four with every team member making a positive contribution. In their second game of the day, the Panthers again played a superb game defeat- ing St. Annes 59-23. Robinson had 14 points followed by J.T. Knee with 11, Cosman with 10, Knip with eight and Roger Mills and Baehnisch with five each. All team members once again contributed positively and all in all it was a great day. The panthers were in Kincardine on the weekend. On Friday, they lost to Owen Sound West Hill 52-27 after cold shoot- ing in the second half. Robinson scored 10 points and Baehnisch added seven. On Saturday, the team came back from a 10 point deficit to defeat Dorchester 42- 40. Cosman scored the winning basket on a drive to the hoop. Knip had a great game scoring 17 points and pulling down 16 rebounds. Robinson added 10 and Cosman finished with nine points. Weber also added seven. In the consolation final the team again fell behind 12-0 to Woodland Christian from Kitchener but bat- tled back and narrowly lost 29-26. Robinson had 12 points, knip put in seven and Cosman added five. All in all the team played well on the weekend said O'Rourke and added all players are showing some improvements. 46k. Assoc° A.B. Printing C.G. Equipment Cobble Design DMC Fabrication Inc. Eclipse Erb's Country Kitchen George & Mary Haggitt Glavin Coating & Refinishing Haberer Concrete Products Ltd. Hay Communications Hay Communications Co-operative Ltd. J.M. McBeath Funeral Home Inc. Jeffrey Brothers Construction Jerry Rader's Homestyle Catering Knights of Columbus MacLeans Zurich Minor Athletic Association would like to thank the following sponsors for their donations to our successful PeeWee, Bantam, Midget tournament held January 6, 7 & 8 2006. Memory Lane Metzger Meat Products Inc. Murray Armstrong Construction Oakwood Inn Oke Woodsmith Phil Masse Trucking Ray Mathonia Backhoeing Regier Home Improvements Smith -Peat Roofing & Sheet Metal Ltd. South Huron Vet Clinic Tasty Nu Bakery Town & Country Bowling Lanes Turkheim Printing Zurich Dental Office Zurich Lion's Club Zurich Pharmacy Zurich Variety Bunnys shine in Richmond Hill RICHMOND — Senior players from both Red and White Bunny ringette teams pooled their skills in Richmond Hill Jan. 14. The locals dominated their opponents in the tournament. In the first game Exeter met an Etobicoke team. Rachel Heywood start- ed the scoring only eight sec- onds in, snag- ging a pass from Amanda Hodgert. Hodgert put the locals ahead 2-1 midway through the first on a unassisted effort, but Etobicoke took the lead before the end of the first. Into the sec- ond half fired up, shutting down the oppo- nents' attack. Amanda Verbeke scored a hat -trick with Riley Jones and Rachelle Keys assisting. Hodgert man- aged two more with Shelby Heywood assist- ing to round out the score at 6-3. Aveleigh Keller and Candace Powe shared the win in net for Exeter. In Exeter's second game against Richmond Hill, offence was the main part of the game in a 12-1 win. Scoring for the locals were Rachel Heywood and Hodgert each with three goals. Amanda Verbeke had two goals, while Annen, Shelby Heywood, Jones, Powe each recorded at least one assist, with Keller and Powe getting three each. In game three Rachelle Keys and Jones found themselves lonely in net for Exeter in this 15-0 win. Keys got the hat -trick, Shelby 23 Exeter Bunny Shelby Heywood puts a shot in on net against Richmond Hill Jan. 14 with Rachelle Keys and Kiley Pincombe waiting. (photo/submitted) Heywood, Powe, and Kiley Pincombe scored each, two and Hodgert, Keller, Verbeke, Jones, A n n e n, Mackenzie McClinchey each recording singles. Exeter showed great passing and team play in all the games. Great job girls! e• 010414 A FORD ENGINEER. Tested to -40°C. Driven through hundreds of kilometres worth of snow and icy roads. Cold -weather ready, from the fuel systems to the seat warmers. Advancements in traction control and 0,13.ENtE COLD 4'51'4 N 0 R T H F R N CAN DA 4 powertrain refinements offer improved performance on snow and ice. 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