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The Times Advocate, 2008-06-04, Page 18THIS WEEK IN SPORTS Fury Page 19 Express 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, June 4, 2008 Crediton rider claims title Lawn bowling p'ay°� By Pat Bolen TIMES -ADVOCATE STAFF CREDITON — After a slow start to the year, Ontario High School Rodeo Association rider Emily Forrest made a strong recovery before claiming the high school division championship at the finals in Hillsburgh May 16-17. Forrest said for the most of the season she was almost at the bottom of the standings. "My horse and I weren't getting along," said Forrest. "I wasn't con- centrating on what I was doing." Forrest said she wasn't paying as much attention to her horse Prince, who she had been riding for several years. In the last four weekends of the season, Forrest said it started to come together for her and Prince and in the last weekend, it was "neck and neck with another rider." With only a point and a half sepa- rating them, Forrest said what won the title for her was her improve- ment in the goat tying competition, which she said was her biggest improvement of the season. After riding Prince to the win, Forrest said she was happy to win with him. "He's done a lot for me. I'm grateful for that." Forrest, who is a student officer during the rodeo competitions and helps decide if a rider will get a re - ride, was also named by the board of directors as the top student officer for her knowledge of the rules and willingness to always help other competitors. Great team — Emily Forrest of Crediton, with her horse Prince, recently won the Ontario High School Rodeo high school division in Hillsburgh. (photo/Pat Bolen) Exeter Golf Club weekly scores Monday Night Men's May 26 – A Flight LG Kim Chauvin 37, LN Al Preece 41, 2nd LG Jim Ahrens 38, 2nd LN Brian Ankers 36; B Flight LG Peter Rowan 41, LN Brian Lather 37, 2nd LG Don Finkbeiner 43, 2nd LN Laverne McCarter 38; C Flight LG Craig Herbert 42, LN Bob Jones 35, 2nd LG Monty Scott 44, 2nd LN Dale Baker 36; D Flight LG Dennis Pfaff 51, LN Jason Kerr 38, 2nd LG Mark Hartman 51, 2nd LN Bob Forrest 38 CTP #3 Bob Jones, CTP #6 Gary Lavier; Skins A&B Bob Reynolds #4, Jesse Bergmann #7; C&D Monty Scott #1, Rob Miller #2, Craig Herbert #4 Tuesday Morning Ladies League May 27 – 39 golfers, 7 pars, Share the wealth: June Regier and Winnie Robicheau; Lucky plate: Theresa McCann Event Low Net: A Flight Jan Collings 38, B Flight Carol Ducharm 36 C.B., C Flight Helen Barnard 41 C.B., D Flight Penny Altenburg 39 Wednesday Night Ladies May 28 - A LG Carole Preece 48, LN Nancy Dietz 39; B LG Sue Cooper 54, LN Pauline Passmore 40; C LG Marilyn Riley 36, LN Cathy Pfaff 56; D LG Kathy Ford 58, LN Mary Draisey 35; New members: Wanda Reynolds 51 50/50 winner: Lynda Freiter Senior Men's May 29 - A Flight LN Wayne Greb 32, B Flight LN Frank Dubarry 34; C Flight LN Roy Triebner 35, D Flight LN Ken Gentner 37 CTP #3 Bev Skinner, #6 Brian Cosgrove (guest) First teams tied at 154: Ralph Astle, Ross Mathers, Grant McGregor, Al Otton / Bob Cooper, Coog Knight, Doug Marks, Bev Skinner 50/50 winner: Ross Mathers. Eight guests Upcoming event: Ladies Invitational June 13 ) 0, IT) STAR GOLF &T E SH;W SEAFORTH — Seaforth was host for the District 4, Fours playdowns on Saturday. Exeter had a fours team consisting of: Lead Bruce Marshall, Second Paul Bugler, Vice Jurgen Fessler and Skip Peter McFalls. Other teams were from Seaforth and St. Marys. Teams played a double knock -out for- mat. Game one saw Exeter defeat Seaforth in a close 12-11 win. Game two had St. Marys easily handle Seaforth 20-6, thus putting them out of the tournament. Exeter and St. Marys were left, with play to continue until a team lost twice. Exeter won two straight, with the first game 15-12 followed by a convincing 17-10 victory for the District championship The win gives Exeter the privilege to go to the Provincial champi- onships held in Scarborough at the Agincourt Lawn Bowling Club June 14- 15. EXETER HAWKS - EXETER LIONS DUCK RACE 2008 $1,000 FASTEST DUCK - SHIRLEY FOWLES, EXETER LUCKY DUCK WINNERS 622- Gary Bean, Exeter 105 - Zack Waddell, Exeter 41- Ernie Miller, Dashwood 550 - Rick Davies, Exeter 921- Susan McGregor, Exeter 377 - Francis Cornish, Woodham 195 - Sue Haskett, Lucan 53 - Wesley Moses, Exeter 87 - John Westerveld, Zurich 350 - Lisa Hewitt, Kirkton 1156 - Bonnie Brooks, Lucan 675 - Amy Scott, Exeter 923- Bill McGregor, Exeter 136 - Mark Hartman, Exeter 351- Terry Bourne, Exeter 565 - Brianna Smith, Huron Park 969- Jerry deBoer, Exeter 781 - Mike Stanley, Strafford 63- Sharon Passmore, Woodham 241 - David Price, Mitchell 1058- Quincy Kelly, Exeter 676 - Jake Hern, Georgetown 1096- Krista Westlake, Exeter 451- Abby Verberne, Exeter 263 - Jaden Root, Mitchell The Hawks & Lions thank all the slower ducks and look forward to your support next year. Online Golf uc#ion C01\41146 4 1-411N1Eo {ShoW.��m The season's toront EST NO60414140, GOBLF deals! 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Teams played a double knock -out for- mat. Game one saw Exeter defeat Seaforth in a close 12-11 win. Game two had St. Marys easily handle Seaforth 20-6, thus putting them out of the tournament. Exeter and St. Marys were left, with play to continue until a team lost twice. Exeter won two straight, with the first game 15-12 followed by a convincing 17-10 victory for the District championship The win gives Exeter the privilege to go to the Provincial champi- onships held in Scarborough at the Agincourt Lawn Bowling Club June 14- 15. EXETER HAWKS - EXETER LIONS DUCK RACE 2008 $1,000 FASTEST DUCK - SHIRLEY FOWLES, EXETER LUCKY DUCK WINNERS 622- Gary Bean, Exeter 105 - Zack Waddell, Exeter 41- Ernie Miller, Dashwood 550 - Rick Davies, Exeter 921- Susan McGregor, Exeter 377 - Francis Cornish, Woodham 195 - Sue Haskett, Lucan 53 - Wesley Moses, Exeter 87 - John Westerveld, Zurich 350 - Lisa Hewitt, Kirkton 1156 - Bonnie Brooks, Lucan 675 - Amy Scott, Exeter 923- Bill McGregor, Exeter 136 - Mark Hartman, Exeter 351- Terry Bourne, Exeter 565 - Brianna Smith, Huron Park 969- Jerry deBoer, Exeter 781 - Mike Stanley, Strafford 63- Sharon Passmore, Woodham 241 - David Price, Mitchell 1058- Quincy Kelly, Exeter 676 - Jake Hern, Georgetown 1096- Krista Westlake, Exeter 451- Abby Verberne, Exeter 263 - Jaden Root, Mitchell The Hawks & Lions thank all the slower ducks and look forward to your support next year. Online Golf uc#ion C01\41146 4 1-411N1Eo {ShoW.��m The season's toront EST NO60414140, GOBLF deals! Just in time for Father's Day! BID EARLY - BID OFTEN! • Green fees at Ontario's most prestigious courses! • Golf holidays! NEVADA, BOBS GPLI Gift Cards! TORONTO STAR thestarcom GOLF &TRAVEL SH SNEAK PREVIEW STARTS MAY 28! Auction Closes June 11, 2008 Place Your Bids At: TorontoGolfShow.com