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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Times Advocate, 2007-10-31, Page 2020 SPORTS Times–Advocate Wednesday, October 31, 2007 Weekly hockey league scores Tyke White Oct. 27 Exeter 12 versus Lucan 5 Goals: Carter Mcllwain (9), Luke Andrews (2), James Boyle Assists: Dylan Kints, Cassie Maier, Luke Andrews, Carter Mcllwain, Jackson Mcllwain, Jared Myatte Comments: Great first game team! Lots of stops by goalie Dylan Relouw. Keep up the great effort! Tyke Black 3 versus Strathroy Blue 11 Goals: Hannah Tait (3) Assists: Andy Ratte (2), Colin Thiel Excellent goaltending by Alexis Glavin. Great team effort for the first game of the season! Tyke Red South Huron Red (3) versus Strathroy White (9) Goals: Jacob Ryan (2), Noah McGregor Assists: Stephan Ducharme, Justin Pym, Jayda Consitt, Ashley Keller, Harrison Bowman, Ryan Gibbings The Sabres played an excellent game against the Strathroy team. The whole team has started to show how well they can skate and shoot the puck. Colin Regier played a great game in net making some great saves. Well done Sabres. Oct 27 SH Black 3 versus St Marys 2 Goals: Noah Mitchell (2), Brandon Vanneste Comments: We are all showing an excellent effort of team work and our offsides are getting better. Stand proud because we are. Keep up the great effort of a great team. Atom Red house league Oct. 28 SH 4 versus East Lambton 2 Goals: (2) Evan Hardie (2), William Regier, Evan Hardie Atom LL SH 2 Strathroy Blue 4 Goals: Keon Dwyer (2) Comments: A great opener for the team. Everyone played well. Fantastic offence by Keon Dwyer and stellar goaltending by Tyler Hartman to keep us in the game. Atom LL SH 2 East Lambton 4 Goals: Evan Hardie, William Regier Assists: Evan Hardie, William Regier Comments: Exciting game to watch! East Lambton put an empty net goal in with 8 sec- onds left to secure the win. Great team play- ing by Evan Hardie and William Regier. Strong defensive playing by Evan Boyle. South Huron Atom Girls Local League Oct. 27 West Lorne 7 versus South Huron 0 Girls played a great game despite having a short bench. Strong skating by Holly and great goal keeping by Marissa kept the girls in the game. Player of the game Holly Clausius. Oct. 28 South Huron 1 versus West Lorne 6 Goal: Sarah Paget (1), Assists: Katie Prance and Samantha Andrews. Player of the game - the whole team for their effort. The girls kept it close but some amazing shots on goals from West Lorne was the big dif- ference. Sarah Paget showed great compo- sure not only scoring her first goal of the season but the first goal scored on West Lorne of the season. South Huron Peewee Girls House League Oct. 27 South Huron 3 versus Mt. Brydges 3 Goals: Lyndsey Simpson, Anna Tripp and Jessica Lavery Goalie: Nicole Regier Comments: Great game Girls. Solid defense from our "D". Very pretty goal from Lyndsey and Jessica. Congrats to our C and A's. Keep up the hard work. Player of the Game went to Lyndsey Simpson. South Huron PeeWee Boys Rep Oct 26 South Huron 4 versus Bothwell 3 Goals: Cody Hern, Justin Bullock, Tyler Overholt, Matthew Hagarty Assists: Josh Britnell, Justin Bullock, Bret Pincombe, David Lenting, Braden Talbot, Brock Horner Coach's Comments: Look out now that the monkey's off our backs! Way to go boys! Bantam Rep October 3 SH 4 versus Parkhill 2 Goalie: Cadyn Lightfoot Goals: Adam Morrissey, Ty Bilcke, Matt McGregor, Christopher Pfaff Assists: Jordan Kadelecik (2), Koedi Bryson, Matt Vanhie (2) Oct. 5 SH 0 @ Strathroy 4 Goalie: Cadyn Lightfoot Oct. 10 SH 3 versus Thamesford 3 Goalie: Cadyn Lightfoot Goals: Tim Lightfoot, Matt Vanhie, Todd Lightfoot Assists: Matt Vanhie, Devon Elliott, Jordan Kadelecik, Mitchell Vandergunst, Colin Fevery Oct.18 SH 5 @ Forest 3 Goalie: Drew Kerslake Goals: Tim Lightfoot, Jordan Kadelecik (2), Ty Bilcke, Matt Vanhie Assists: Ty Bilcke, Jordan Kadelecik (2), Andrew Pache Oct. 22 SH 3 versus Port Stanley 6 Goalies: Drew Kerslake and Cadyn Lightfoot Goals: Jordan Kadelecik (2), Devon Elliott Assists: Tim Lightfoot, Ty Bilcke Oct. 24 SH 2 versus Mt. Brydges 3 Goalie: Cadyn Lightfoot Goals: Bryson (2) Assists: Tim Lightfoot, Matt McGregor, Ty Bilcke Comments: Although faced with many injuries already this year, this team is off to a great start. Each game they put forth their best efforts, they work hard and are showing some great teamwork. Midget Girls Oct. 24 Sarnia 1 @ SH 3 Goals: Brittany Vandergunst, Justine Pfaff, Jenessa Varley Assists: Jenessa Varley, Sarah Burtch Future games: Nov. 3 in Ilderton at 8:30 p.m. Juveniles Oct. 26 exhibition game SH 2 @ Lambton Shores 7 Goals: Jared Anstett, Scott Varley Assists: Chad Hackett, Zach Lenssen Oct. 27 Arthur 4 @ SH 8 Goals: Jeremy Oke, Jordan Skinner, Chad Hackett (2), Justin Groot, Ben Hodgins, Josh Geoffrey, Scott Varley Assists: Jeremy Oke (3), Jordan Skinner, Josh Geoffrey (2), Scott Varley, Brent Windsor South Huron Junior Girls basketball EXETER — The South Huron District High School Junior Girls' Basketball team had a tough day Oct. 24 losing two close matches in Clinton. The Panthers' scoring touch abandoned them in a 39-32 loss to host CHSS and again in a 31-27 loss to St. Anne's. Terri Stuckless again led all scor- ers with 16 points in the two games while Taelor Douglas added 10. Gina Phouttharath and Danielle Daters had ninepoints each while Nicole Insley garnered five. Alyssa Becker had four, while Taylor Mattucci, Brooke Gielen and Linette Melick rounded out the scoring with two points each. The Panthers were victims of a dominating St. Mike's team Oct. 29 losing 48-24. In spite of a spirited comeback in the third quarter the Panthers were beaten in every aspect of the game except three-point shots. Douglas had two three-point shots to open the scoring for the Panthers, part of the eight points she scored to lead the South Huron. Stuckless was frustrated by the Warrrior's defence but still man- aged to score seven points. Jaemi Douglas added five points including another three-point shot while Gielen and Taylor Obre added two points each. Nicole Insley had an off day scor- ing only one point to round out the Panther's scoring. This third loss in a row leaves the Panthers in either sixth or seventh place in Huron -Perth which will gain them a place in the playoffs where they hope to return to their 40+ points a game form. High school runner — South Huron District High School (SHDHS) Grade 12 student KatieAnderson, shown with coach Paul Colbourne,will be the first SHDHS senior cross country runner at OFSAA in 10 years when she competes in Niagara Falls this weekend. Anderson qualified at theWOSSAA meet Oct 25 in Springbank Park in London with a time of 18:32 in the run which was just under five kilometres. (photo/Pat Bolen) Senior basketball KITCHENER — The South Huron District High School girls basketball teams hosted Stratford Central Oct. 17. The junior girls roared out to an 11-0 lead early before the Rams knew what hit them. The Panthers continued this strong play and led 27-20 at the half. Some great team defence kept Stratford off their game but the visitors soon found their scoring touch. Despite a great team effort, the Panthers went down to defeat 49-41. The Panthers got strong games by Alyssa Becker and Danielle Daters on the boards and great scoring by Nicole Insley who had 13 points. They also got an awe- some effort from Teri Stuckless who had 23 points. In the senior game, the Panthers similarly came out flying and led after the first quarter 7-6 with a great defensive effort. Unfortunately the Rams found their touch and hit seven threes from the arc, and despite the Panthers outscoring the Rams in the second half, South Huron came up short, losing the hard fought contest, 44- 31. Strong play by posts Melissa Pertschy and Mairead O'Rourke saw them both scoring 10 points. Julia Roberts and Stephanie Dietrich added six and five respectively. The senior girls had a successful weekend at the Rockway Tournament in Kitchener. The first game saw the Panthers come -from- behind against a Centre Dufferin team from Shelburne, 49-45. The game saw the Panthers open the tourna- ment with a season high 49 points. Kacie Erb set the pace with 12 points and Melanie Smith was close behind with 10. Roberts helped with nine of her own and O'Rourke and Pertschy both had six in the win. The second game on Saturday saw another team effort net the Panthers a second straight win to finish first in their pool. Once again the Panthers came -from -behind in a hard fought game against a determined Kincardine team to win 38-37. Roberts had the hot hand in this one making three from the arc for a total of 15 points. Smith had two threes of her own, scoring 10 and O'Rourke had a strong game in the paint scoring seven with many rebounds. In their semifinal game against Westside from Orangville, the Panthers were both short benched and beaten up with some injuries. O'Rourke had a strong game pulling down many rebounds and scoring a season high 14 points. The team put up a solid fight, but couldn't match the skill or scoring of their opponent in this one. The seniors girls played in the Parkhill Invitational on the weekend. The Panther's first game was against a strong Petrolia team that outshot South Huron in a one- sided game on the score sheet53-26. In the next game, the Panthers faced the home team from North Middlesex in a close game. Some good defensive play from the Panthers and a good scoring touch from Roberts, O'Rourke and Pertschy helped the Panthers prevail in a 38- 31 victory. The win gave the Panthers an opportunity to play for the consolation championship against Medway. After a slow start and some hot shooting by Medway, the Panthers rebounded to a 23-20 half- time score. In the second half, tired legs and some tenacious defence by Medway, resulted in a 46-33 loss for the Panthers who were down to just seven players on the day.