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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Times Advocate, 2008-05-07, Page 18THIS WEEK IN SPORTS Karate Page 19 Skating results Page 19 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, May 7, 2008 Hard work - On January 27, Kelly Webster went in front of a panel of her peers to grade for her Black Belt. She was successful and on Saturday, she will be presented with her black belt.The ceremony takes place at the Exeter Public School about 3 p.m. Anyone interested in attending this event is welcome. (photo/submitted) Panther rugby results EXETER - The South Huron District High School (SHDHS) rugby teams hosted St. Mike's April 29. The South Huron senior boys started slowly but came back to play a superb second half, said coach Terry O'Rourke. The Panthers defeated St. Mike's 27-12. Mike Lovie led the way scoring two tries, followed by Ryan Smith, Scott Masse and Marcus Haccius with one try each. Matt Kerslake added one convert. The girls also played well but couldn't match St. Mike's size and speed. They lost 24-0 but put forth a great effort. The junior boys competed in the Matthew Dinning Memorial tournament in Wingham on Friday. O'Rourke said they played a strong Medway team, losing 29-0. They then lost 12-0 to Kincardine. In South Huron's final game, they won their first game of the season, 22-0 over Listowel. Curtis Regier scored three tries and Shawn Bibby scored one. Hayden Cann kicked one convert and was also selected as the team MVP on the day. Gun Club results April 30 Trap Steve Johnson 25, Chuck Kreiger 25, Wayne Peachey 25, Ernie Marshall 25, Jim Hill 24, Kyle Mann 24, Don Neil 24, Greg Taylor 24, Brad Mann 23, Steve Vennor 23, Bill Cameron 22, Glen Mogk 22, Barry Comoeu 21, Tammy Comoeu 21, Jake Caldwell 21, Les Wernham 18. Exeter Hawks Hockey Club's ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING will be held Mon., May 12 at 7:30 p.m. at the Exeter Town Hall Anyone interested in serving as a director, committee member, coordinator of corporate advertising, or team support staff please contact Tom Seip at 235-2828 Crokinole tournament comes to Exeter EXETER - Crokinole players from around the area put their skills to the test on Saturday at South Huron District High School at the annual Exeter Crokinole tourna- ment. The tournament has become the second most important tournament on the tour and 60 players took part in the event. During the course of the day four champions were able to win their divisions after going through a lengthy elimination process of up to 106 games during the after- noon. Organizer Joe Fulop was also playing in the Open division as well as helping nm the event. Also helping were Bob Robilliard and Bob Russell who ran the changing of score cards and tallying of results as well as Russ Watson, Greg Matthison and the Beierling brothers who led the crew who cleaned up after the event. Fulop also thanks Jenny Rowe and her staff for supplying pies as part of the break. In the Open competition several players had scores which were close. Several top players including Brian Cook, Dan Shantz, Bill Freeman, Jason and Ray Beierling, Bob Mader and Fulop played well as the elimi- nation process took place. The top 12 players advanced to a second round where the scores were again close ranging from Shantz who had 61 points to Cook with 57. Freeman and Fulop were tied for the last two spots in the round of the four best players. In that round Bill Freeman jumped to an early lead and had 15 points. Cook started slowly but he had 14 points. Fulop had 12 points so he missed the final and said having played 100 games to get that far it was disappointing for he and the others who did not advance. Cook defeated Freeman two matches to zero in the final and received $200 with Freeman picking up $100. The 'B' pool round of four and the champi- onship round were domi- nated by teenage sensa- tion Nate Walsh. He won easily, defeating Robert Bonnett. The 'C' championship dragged on for an hour longer than the others as the players were involved in extra long matches. After three matches, which all went into over- time, Randy Wagler of Exeter defeated Rob Knechtal of Stratford. In the 'D' final Murray Matthison won the final over Ivan McClymont of Varna. Close to them in the round of four was Reg Matthison of Stratford who barely missed the Tough shot - Crokinole players Joe Fulop of Exeter (above) and Jason Beierling ofVarna were among the 60 players competing at the Exeter Crokinole tournament Saturday at South Huron District High School. (photos/Pat Bolen) round of two. There were many posi- tive comments about how things progressed during the day said Fulop. TJ's Pool League weekly scores Junior league Zach Kadey 1443, Wayne Drake 1410, Jeff McNutt 977, Adam Foran -Costain 944, Kayla Foran -Costain 688 Ladies league Melanie MacDonald 1220, Vicki Scott 1220, Audrey Haugh 939, Shannon Green 937, Kim Southcott 773, Tammy Patterson 632, Karen Vincent 626, Michelle Nothcott 518, Karen Foran 448 Men's league John Hayter 2569, Chris MacDonald 2145, Terry Haugh 2094, Tyler Scott 2003, Bob Jones 1969, John Burdon 1934, Ken Kadey 1924, Bill Crump 1752, Gary Deichert 1690, Ben Hoogenboom 1594, Lee Seymour 1500, Derek Tiller 1499, Jim Hayter 1365, Stephan McGee 1328, Jim Scott 1144, Phil Turner 1073, Mark Hunt 940, Tom Triebner 825, Jerry Elmquist 655, Matt Muller 478, Jason Tower 390, Jerry Marshall 293, Gus Gregus 163 Scores for week of April 28 More Powerful Tractors. More Knowledgeable Dealers. The perfect Lawn Tractor for you - is right here. Right now. Let us help you choose the right White Outdoor Lawn Tractor for your lawn care needs. 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