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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Times Advocate, 2007-12-05, Page 18THIS WEEK IN SPORTS Bear toss Page 19 Figure skating Page 20 18 TIMES ADVOCATE Sports SPORTS Tips? Contact Times Advocate Tel: Pat Bolen (519) 235-1336 x113 Fax: (5 1 9) 235-0766 E-mail: sports©southhuron.com Wednesday, December 5, 2007 Hawks split weekend games South Huron Silverstick EXETER - Three goals in the first period powered the Exeter Hawks to a 5-3 win over the visiting Central Elgin Express Sunday afternoon at the South Huron Rec Centre. The win followed a wild 10-6 loss for the Hawks at the hands of the Thamesford Trojans Friday night in Exeter and leaves the Hawks with a 7-12-1 record for 15 points. The Hawks jumped on the Tojans early Friday night, firing four goals in the first period with Scott Muirhead getting two and Jake Jeffrey and Brandon Dymond each adding one. The Trojans had two goals of their own in the first period and took over in the second firing five goals with Jeffrey getting the lone response for Exeter for a 7-5 Thamesford lead going into the final period. Three Trojan goals in the one minute early in the third sealed the win for the visitors before Jeffrey completed his hat trick in the losing cause. The Trojans outshot Exeter by a 49-26 margin and went three for eight on the power play and killing off all but one of 12 Exeter chances with the man advantage. Sunday afternoon, the Hawks jumped on the Express quickly as Dymond, Jeffrey and Justin Young scored in the first period. Drew Bayliff added what would prove to be the winning goal in the second and Jeff Smale sealed the win with an empty net goal at 19:59 of the final period for the 5-3 Exeter win. The Hawks have two games this weekend starting Friday night at 8:30 p.m. when they face North Middlesex in Zurich before travel- ling to Mt. Brydges Sunday at 6:30 p.m. for a game that had been post - Goal celebration - Exeter Hawk Brandon Dymond celebrates after scoring against the Thamesford Trojans Friday night in Exeter.The Trojans defeated the Hawks 10-6. (photo/Scott Nixon) ZURICH B O WLING WEEKLY SCORES MONDAY NIGHT LADIES Lane 1: Mary Ann Bender - 202 Elaine Datars - 470, Lane 2: Carmel Sweeney - 237 Suzanne Coleman - 533, Lane 3: Barb Robinson -196, 526, Lane 4: Nell McCann - 173, 400, Ladies High Average: Sabrina Oesch - 175 TUESDAY NIGHT MENS' Lane 1: Les Coleman - 287, 810, Lane 2: Jerry Hetherington - 243 Jason Dykstra - 625, Lane 3: Kris Ducharme - 332 Tony Bedard - 637, Lane 4: Trevor Lansbergen - 260, 667, Lane 5: Mike Cregan - 260, 704, Lane 6: Bill Muller - 262 Laurie Kraftcheck - 652 Men's High Average: Les Coleman - 247 WEDNESDAY MORNING LADIES Lane 2: Elaine Weido - 193, 502, Lane 3: Betty Sangster - 210, 575, Lane 4: Mona Traquair - 181, 500, Ladies High Average: Betty Sangster - 173 GRAND COVE ESTATES Lane 1: Bert Steenhuis - 206, 533 Lane 2: Paul LeBlanc - 186, 550, Lane 3: Bruce Steadman - 204, 547, Lane 4: Gerry Borg - 149, 371, Lane 5: D ave Ferguson - 200, 480, Lane 6: G o r d McKernan - 218 Ralph Simons - 547, Ladies H igh Average: Lorraine Head - 165, Men's High Average: Mike Ludanyi - 181 THURS- DAY NIGHT MIXED Lane 1: Bob Pellow - 210 L aurie Stanlake - 573, Lane 2: Les Coleman - 280, 724, Ladie's High Average: Laurie Stanlake - 171, Men's High Average: Les Coleman - 232 YOUTH BOWLING Bantam: Ashley Jones - 112, 306 Lauren Regier - 163, 416 Aaron Oesch - 133, 279 Junior Girls: Justine Anderson - 173, 488, Junior Boys: David Hunt - 184, 474, Senior Girls: Cheryl Regier - 167, 467, Senior Boys: Travis Wernham - 255, 604 WINDSOR FACTORY SUPPLY L T D. OUR DELIVERY SERVICE IS EXPANDING Our delivery trucks will be in your area every morning. No charge delivery service is offered to all customers in Hyde Park, Lucan, Centralia, Huron Park, Exeter, Hensall, Brucefield, Clinton and surrounding areas. Contact WINDSOR FACTORY SUPPLY for all your industrial, safety and janitorial needs. Phone: 519-681-3790 or 800-265-4681 Fax: 519-685-4548 Gil Check out our current specials at www.wfsltd.com. EXETER - South Huron The Peewee final is Sunday at Minor Hockey will host its annual Silverstick tournament this weekend with Peewee and Atom teams competing Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the South Huron Rec Centre and the Stephen Arena. The South Huron Peewees face Plattsville Friday at 5 p.m. in Stephen and face St. Marys Saturday at 11 a.m. in Exeter. 4:30 p.m. in Exeter. The South Huron Atom face Petrolia Friday at 4 p.m. follow- ing the opening ceremonies with South Huron Mayor Ken Oke dropping the puck. The Sabres take on Wallaceburg Saturday morning at 11 a.m. The Atom final will be Sunday at 3:20 p.m. in Stephen. Midgets winWingham Silverstick EXETER - The South Huron Sabres Midget Rep team has had a great start to the season with a record of eight wins, one loss and one tie in league play. The team had two tournaments during November, with injuries and suspensions making their line up short. The addition of two affiliate players and the rest of the team they were to show their depth in tackling the Bill Batten and Regional Silverstick tournaments. The Midgets were victorious in the Bill Batten tournament with three straight wins over Mitchell, Ilderton and Harrow. This was to prove a warm up for Silverstick. At the regional Silverstick in Wingham, South Huron won three in round robin play defeat- ing Mitchell, Mount Forest and Goderich. The semifinal brought Walkerton against South Huron, whom the Sabres defeated, then it was on to the finals to meet up against a strong BCH(Bayfield, Clinton, Hensall) team. The championship game was one for the books. BCH started out on fire and took advantage of a slow starting Sabres team. By the 13:29 mark of second period South Huron was down 4- 0. Sabres Jared Green and Kurtis VanOsch scored before the sec- ond ended making it 4-2 for BCH. Early in the third period saw the BCH team go ahead 5-2. At the 9:46 mark of the third period BCH took two penalties, which allowed the Sabres power play to strike with Kyle Schmidt and Steve Morgan scoring. With the score 5-4 for BCH, Kurtis VanOsch with 13 seconds left managed to sneak the puck by BCH goalie, to make it a 5-5 tie. The overtime play saw Sabres goalie Kyle Masse make two spectacular saves to preserve their chances. The Sabres struck at 2:55 left in overtime with Justin Reid explod- ing a shot from the slot into the twine, giving the Sabres the win and also a berth into the International Silverstick Tournament in Sarnia Jan. 18- 20. Congratulations go out to all the players and coaching staff who have shown that team depth and chemistry is what creates a champion. eXCE, rinn este c $o. 1992 The Exeter & District Ringette Assoc. would like to thank you for your help in making our Ron Ferguson Memorial Tournament a great success. Special Sponsors: Exeter Lions Club Sponsor of Awards Platinum Sponsors: Dairy Queen Mike's Signs Ondrej icka Elevators W & K Financial (Stratford) Gary Bean Securities Gold Sponsors: Huron Motor Products Bluewater Recycling Kraft Auto The Ringette Store Tait Insurance & Financial Keller Roofing Silver Sponsors: Andex Metal Products Ltd. Dave Moore Fuels JMR Electric Bluewater Recycling CanGro Foods Hensall Co-op Ironwood Golf Club CE Reid & Sons (Hensall) Ltd. Rowecliffe Trucking Bronze Sponsors: Borland Farm Services Clemmersteelcraft Technologies Cook's Parrish & Heimbecker Doug Geoffrey Eric Campbell Motor Exeter Times Advocate GeoShack Canada Glavin Collision Repair Glavin Eavestroughing Godbolt Ciufo Ins. & Fin. Heartland Community Credit Union Hansen's Your Independent Groc. Haskett Funeral Home I.D.A. (Huron Apoth) Ice Cultures MacLeans Source for Sports McCann Redi Mix Metzger Meats MTS Farm Supply N.C. Jones & Sons Ltd. Premium Transportation PTMG Chartered Acc. Rona Cashway South Huron Automotive The Ridge Pub & Eatery United Plastic Components Unusual Finds Van Haarlem Construction WG Thompson Algoma Tire/Dave Passmore Thanks to the local businesses that also donated Penny Table items & to our Ringette parents for their time.