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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2006-05-24, Page 1212 Exeter Times—Advocate Wednesday, May 24, 2006 The students of Tristar Taekwondo of South Huron have recently participated in three tournaments.The first tournament was held in CobourgApril 22-23 and included a colour belt tournament together with the second Ontario Taekwondo team qualifying event. Will Potter,Trevor Leyten and Kaylee Myatte earned a first in spar- ring and Jackey Le -Ha earned a third in patterns while Nicole Leyton was third in sparring. Myatte was first in sparring and Mac Potter and Katey Potter placed second in sparring at the Ontario team qualifier event. Based on points from other tournaments, Mac and Kate have earned positions on the Ontario Taekwondo team that will be traveling to Saskatoon for the Canadian Junior National Event June 2-4. The second tournament held April 29 was in London at H.B. Beal Secondary School. This was a fundraiser hosted by N'Amerind Martial Arts to raise funds for the Woodstock Taekwondo club that burnt down earlier this year. Will Potter earned a first in sparring and second in patterns.Allison Le -Ha received a first in patterns while Scott Harris earned a second in sparring and a third in patterns. Honorable mention goes to Brooklyn Dayman of Zurich who lost her final match in triple overtime. The third event was held in Georgetown,May 7. Dayman earned a second in sparring and a fourth in patterns. Congratulations to all the athletes. Above in front from left are: Myatte, Allison Le -Ha and Jackey Le -Ha. Back: Mac Potter,Will Potter,Trevor Leyten and Kate Potter. Below are Allison Le -Hall, Jackey Le-Ha,Will Potter and Dayman. (photos/submitted) Seniors start strong EXETER — The new Co- op Senior baseball team opened up the season with a convincing win in London May 16 over Thorndale 11-0. The game was called after five innings due to the Thames Valley Senior League's mercy rule. "What a great way to start the season," said manager Jeff Keller. "We played very well. In fact, we were in mid-sea- son form. I was pleasantly surprised with the way we played. The first few games of the season are usually pretty sloppy". Terry Hogg got the start for Exeter, going three innings and allowing just one hit with one walk and four strike -outs. In fact, Hogg's worst inning was the first, where the lead-off batter got the only hit of the night for Thorndale. Then after an error and a walk, Hogg settled down and retired the next three batters with the bases loaded for Thorndale. "After that first inning, Terry did not allow anoth- er runner on base. IIe seemed to have more con- trol as the game went on." Keller said. Ricky Regier came in to relieve I-Iogg in the fourth inning, and took over where Hogg left off. Regier retired the next six bat- ters, five of them strike- outs. "Rick had total control of his pitches and his velocity seemed to be right where he left off from last year. Thorndale couldn't touch him." Exeter's defence looked Gun Club May 17, 2006 TRAP Tim Hoff 25 Brad Mann 25 Wayne Peachey 25 Jody Mosurinjohn 25 Brent Lees 25 Dan Butson 25 Doug Dalrymple 24 Jordon Ritchie 24 Dale Passmore 24 Mark Ramsey 24 Matt Fischer 24 Chuck Krieger 24 Bill Cameron 24 Terry Caldwell 24 Kirk Krieger 23 Ernie Marshall 23 Jim Hill 22 Jack Berg 22 Bill Stewart 22 James McDougall 22 Steve Johnson 21 Jake Homuth 21 Jason Darling 21 Jan Hoff 20 Dwayne Jefferey 20 Chris McGregor 20 Glen Mogk 19 Ken Stevenson 17 Kyle Mann 17 Steve Bibby 12 Dylan Broadfoot 7 Laurie Broadfoot 6 Exeter Bridge May 17 Results Don and Iris Correll Bob Thompson and DorisHacknet Dennis and Carole Hockey 28-1/2 28 27-1/2 good as well early in the season, according to Keller. There was only one error all night and plays by Mike Agnew and Keller late in the game kept the shut -out in tact. Exeter's bats compli- mented the pitching against Thorndale, belting out 15 hits over five innings The damage was done in the second inning however, where patient bat appearances scored four runs. "The Thorndale pitcher seemed to have a bit of a control problem that we took advantage of," said Keller. "Our guys were very patient at the plate and scored four runs on five walks in the second inning " However, a pitching change by Thorndale in the third inning allowed Exeter to start swinging and 13 of the 15 hits Exeter had came off of the relief pitcher for Thorndale. Rookie sensation Dave Russell led the offensive attack for Exeter, going three for four. "Dave hit the ball very well tonight, he hit it hard," mentioned Keller. Dave Gingerich, Hogg, Jason Finkbeiner, and Matt Iredale all had two hits each. Regier had the only dou- ble of the night, scored three times, and had a stolen base. Mark Laye and Matt Johns rounded out the offensive attack with a hit each. EXETER GOLF CLUB Senior Men May 18 Tee Times forward- ed to May 25 Upcoming: The Senior Men's League is hosting an invitational on June 9 with the Tuesday Ladies League. Registration is required by June 1. Monday Night Men's May 15 Sponsor by The Ridge A Flight LG Morley Obre 40 LN Jason Wein 36 2nd LG Larry Wein 42 2nd LN Haydn Gozzard 39 3rd LG John Snell 43 3rd LN Jim Campbell 39 B Flight LG Tim Robinson 41 LN Monty Scott 37 2nd LG Reiny Freiter 46 2nd LN Peter Rowan 40 3rd LG Phil Turner 47 3rd LN Steve Cooper 41 C Flight LG Brian Lather 41 LN Craig Hebert 34 2nd LG Terry Bourne 45 2nd LN Garry Lavier 38 3rd LG John Westlake 46 3rd LN Bob Ford 38 D Flight LG Casey Zeehuisen 48 LN Dennis Pfaff 35 2nd LGJerry MacLean 49 2nd LN Richard Neevel 37 3rd LG Mike Nice 49 3rd LN Sam Toonstra 39 Closest to the Pin #3: Richard Miller Closest to the Pin #6: Larry Bailey Skins Jim Campbell #5, John Snell #7, Terry Bourne #7