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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2007-07-04, Page 21Wednesday, July 4, 2007 SPORTS Times–Advocate 21 Exeter Golf Club Monday Men June 25 A flight LG Larry Wein LN Jason Wein 2nd LG Hayden Gozzard 2nd LN Richard Miller 3rd LG Al Preece 3rd LN Jim Lewis B flight LG Tyler Buruma LN Phil Turner 2nd LG Bob Reynolds 2nd LN Todd Park 3rd LG 3rd LN C flight LG Mark Finlayson LN Bob Jones 2nd LG Gary Lavier 2nd LN Floyd Johnson 3rd LG 3rd LN D flight LG Dan Finkbeiner 43 LN Brian O'Neil 32 2nd LG Rob Morrisey 45 2nd LN Mike Nice 36 3rd LG 3rd LN Closest to the Pin #3: Floyd Johnson. Closest to the Pin #6: Mark Finlayson. Skins A&B Tylee Buruma #2, Richard MacGregor #8 Skins C&D Dan Finkbeiner #6 36 35 40 38 40 35 Senior Men June 28 A flight LN Bruce Moir 32CB B flight LN Bill Gilfillan 34 C flight LN Brian O'Neill 33 D flight 40 LN Jack Hogan 34 34 CTP #3 Bob Boogemans 41 #6 Al Otton 36 Upcoming events: Midterm meeting and lun- cheon July 5 First Team (tie): Bill Gilfillan, John McLean, Al Otton, Larry Wein (143) / Bob Boogmans, Bert Dickerson, Bob Fisher, Ross Mathers (143) Correction for June 21: Second team: Bill Coleman, Clare Hayter, Brian Majavry, Grant McGregor (146) 42 37 47 40 Tuesday Morning ladies June 26 • 48 golfers Low Gross A flight Jan Collings 44 B flight Elaine Regier 50 C flight Marg Consitt 53 D flight Janet Hall 56 Low Gross Guest - Elaine Tomlinson - 45 21 pars, 2 birdies Share the wealth Elaine Tomlinson and Anne Helm Ironwood Golf Club Junior golf June 25 "Two Clubs and a Putter" for best score Boys: Ages 10-12 Andrew Hodgert 43 Girls: Ages 10-13 Cayley Mercer 51 Boys: Ages 13-15 Adam Hall 46 Ladies June 28 Low Gross A flight: Joan Heywood B flight:Kim Pinder Rosemary Schaeffer C flight: Cecile McIntyre Kathy Campbell Pot of Gold Flagstick for A Marcia Sweet Joan Heywood Karen Pfaff Barb Smits Ruth Mercer Ross Louise Pincombe B Fae Heywood Kim Pinder Anne DeBoer Diana Ward Mary Jane Taylor C Joy Darling Val McLeod Marg Prout Pat Puchniak Cecile McIntyre Bev Anstett Longest Drive A Marcia Sweet B Anne DeBoer C Anita Riddell Draw for free cart: Rosemary Schaeffer 50/50 Draw: Bernice Thompson 36 48 48 50 50 most points 6 4 4 3 3 3 6 5 3 3 3 6 4 4 3 3 3 Men 1st Jeff Loosely June 26 A flight 2nd Darren Mason 3rd 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th Larry Johns B flight Don Denomme Les Greenlee Dave Mcllwain Chris Fisher Harry Disher C flight Bill Thompson Jeff Kints Gary Croucher Jim Hearn Fred Godbolt Jarrett Palen Kent Nicholson Rob Dickey D flight 1st Mike Veri 2nd Steve Schroeder 3rd Paul Paget 4th Pete Martens 37N33 36N36 38N37 38N37 40N40 42N41 41N41 42N41 40N37 41N38 41N39 38N39 43N40 44N40 40N40 42N41 49N45 43N45 48N46 50N46 Closest to pin AB #4 Dan Denomme, #6 Darren Mason; C/D #3 Jarrett Palen, #8 Fred Godbolt. Skins AB #4 Dan Denomme, #6 Adam Skillen, #8 Mark Dietrick; C/D Jeff Kints, #5 Rob Dickey, #9 Bruce Shaw Exeter weekly soccer scores U5 Orange June 26 Goals: Game goals scored by Kyle and Ashley Coaches comments: Great work ORANGE team. Remember we need to spread out and pass the ball around. Try to allow each player to touch the ball at least once each game. U7 Navy versus Green Soccer 28 June The Blue machine faced a tough team against the green team. The score was tied near the end with the Blue coming out on top with a 3-2 win. Colin did some real fast footwork and some nice passing by Rachel and Hannah. Great goalkeeping by Andrew making it tougher for the green team to score. Excellent teamwork Blue! The green team made you work hard which made the treats at the end taste even better. Keep up the great work! U9 #1 June 21 Exeter #1 (1) versus Exeter #4 (2) Goals: Jared Denotter U9 June 28 Exeter 4 (2) versus Exeter 5 (4) U13 girls June 27 Exeter 3 versus Lucan 3 U11 Girls #2 U11 0 versus South Huron #2 1 Coaches comments: Great game and effort. Keep it up for the rest of the season. We are all proud of you' l l i i i Staffa riderAQHA champ Champion rider — Darren Bilyea of Staffa pictured with wife Jackie and son Zack, was the winner of the American Quarter Horse Association Open Reigning and Working Cow Horse champion in his first year of competition last year. (photo/Pat Bolen) STAFFA — A lifetime around horses is turning into a championship career for 29 -year-old Staffa rider Darren Bilyea who claimed the American Quarter Horse Association Open Reining/Working Cow Horse title. In open reigning events, the horse and rider are judged on a series of pat- terns and are required to perform a number of stops, spins, rollbacks, lead changes and circles at a lope. Bilyea, who grew up around Granton and along with wife Jackie and son Zack trains hors- es on the farm of his par- ents-in-law just outside Staffa, was also the Ontario Quarter Horse Association champion. Bilyea said open reign- ing is a fast growing sport that is one step away from becoming an Olympic event. With last year being Bilyea's first year as an open rider, he said it was a good year overall with the title being a big accomplishment. Bilyea said he didn't find out he was in the running for the champi- onship until August and competed until December before winning the title by five points. Bilyea said he won't be showing in as many events this year but is planning on being at the AGHA world show in Oklahoma in November. Fury remain unbeaten with 2-1 win EXETER — The Exeter Fury continued its unbeaten streak June 27 at home by defeating St. Columban 2-1 to take over sole possession of second place. The Fury, who are now one point behind first place St. Mary's, notched the winning goal midway through the second half and held on for the victo- ry. The Fury didn't start the game in a strong manner. The visitors were gain- ing excellent scoring chances due to some sloppy play by the Fury defense. Exeter was unable to clear the ball out of its end a few times but luck- ily for them the St. Columban strikers were unable to finish off their opportunities. Unfortunately for the Fury, they gave St. Columban one too many chances and this one resulted in a goal from in close to make the score 1-0. Shortly after falling behind, the Fury equal- ized on a great play between Pete McAllister and Craig Docking. McAllister lobbed the ball over the heads of the St. Columban defenders allowing Docking to use his speed to gain the open space. With the keeper charg- ing out of his net Docking jumped to head the ball over the keeper and into the open net to deadlock the score at halftime. The game became chip- py later in the first half after Fury player Roger Mills was given a yellow card on a phantom call as he was the one that was tackled hard on the play. A few minutes later a different St. Columban player deliberately kicked Mills behind the play forcing Mills out of the game until the second half. The second 45 minutes were fairly evenly played as most of the action was in the middle of the field. Docking seized the chance to be the hero for the Fury by fighting off two defenders and firing a rocket into the top cor- ner on the far side of the net to stun the St. Columban squad and give the Fury its first lead of the night. With fatigue and cramping setting in on the warm, muggy night, Exeter's players kept fighting off the St. Columban attack right until the very end. One last dangerous cor- ner kick was swatted away by Fury keeper Ryan Masse just before the final whistle to seal the win. "Docking had an out- standing game tonight with the two goals and playing some solid defense for us also," commented team spokesperson Jason McFalls. "Dave Poole and Mills had good games for us and logged some big min- utes which gave the team a boost," McFalls added. The Fury are now unde- feated after their first seven games with a 5-0-2 record. The next contest for the Fury is a battle for first place July 11 at 8:30 p.m. in Exeter.