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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2008-06-18, Page 2222 SPORTS Times -Advocate Wednesday, June 18, 2008 Medal winners - Students from Tristar Taekwondo were at a tournament in Richmond Hill June 7 and brought home several medals. In front from left are Kaylee Myatte-double silver, Laura Gaiser-bronze/silver and Melody Cyr -double gold. Back: instructor Nora Hodder, Nicole Leyten-gold, instructor Mike Wagner, Devin Gaiser-bronze and instructor Lisa Le. (photo/submitted) Ironwood golf weekly scores Mens Club June 10 Back Nine, white tees A Flight: Paul Gorman 35, Dave Holtzmann 35, Marty Mitchell 35 B Flight: Dave Jackson 36, Scott Pincombe 37, Al Mitchell 37, Bob Ross 38, Mike Desjardine 38, Brian Taylor 39, Heath Palen 39 C Flight: Ben Hoogenboom 37, Jim Tomlinson 41, Doug Watson 43, Devon Prtenjaca 44, Jarett Palen 44 D Flight: Dan Meidinger 39, Mike Sedlak 43, Steve Schroeder 45, Bill Hodge 45 Closest to the Pin A/B: #10 Paul Gorman, #16 Jason Heywood C/D #12 Dean Barclay, #17 Mike Sedlak Skins: #11 Dave Jackson, #17 Adam Skillen C/D #11 Randy Gilfillan Senior Men's Club June I I First: Peter McIntyre 42, Dennis Rowe 42, Terry Bourne 42, Bill Soldan 41-167 Second: Jim Hughes 42, Doug Pearson 42, Don Heywood 43, Jim Campbell 43-170 Third: Al Beattie 46, Lorne Ridout 45, Tom McLaughlin 40, Mike Ward 45-176 Fourth: Bob Clarke 51, George Tryon 43, Ed Preszcator 42, Ben Hoogenboom 44- 180 Fifth: Jim Russell 40, Howard McDonald 47, Larry Idle 45, Carley Chambers 50-182 Sixth Del Nixon 43, Jim O'Toole 42, Mike Ritchie 51, Bill Gilfillan 50-186 Seventh: Tosh Yamomoto 51, Bill Schaefer 54, Barry Baynham 42, Garry Croucher 46-193, Eighth: Arn Mathers 41, Paul Hodgins 53, Jim Tomlinson 46, Guy Giddings 54-194 Ninth: Don Bedford 41, Bob Coates 54, Ken Herman 56, Don Hord 49-200 Tenth Bob Forest 64, Jim Morrissey 48, Jim Gifford 43, Rusty Iron 46-201 Closest to Pin: #13 George Tryon #15 Larry Idle Ironwood Ladies June 12 A: Sylvia Bedford 48, B: Eleanor Ritchie 44, C: Marla Wilson 49 Pot of Gold "Odds Only" for low score 'A' Sylvia Bedford 26, Liz Hodgins 28, Ruth Mercer -Ross 31 B: Eleanor Ritchie 24, Gayle Ready 34, Fae Heywood 37 C: Joy Darling 29, Karen Goudy 30, Marla Wilson 31 Mary Burton, Gail Lawson Exeter Golf Club weekly league scores Senior Men June 12 A Flight LN: John Snell 34 B Flight LN: John Baker 36CB C Flight LN : Jim Hayter 34 D Flight LN Conrad Sitter 35 CTP #3 Ralph Astle, #6 John Snell First team: John Baker, Bob Cooper, Bill Gilfillan, Jim Redman 146 Second team: Jack Hogan, Bob May, Al Preece, Bob Reynolds 151 June 13 Tuesday Ladies Invitational First team: Janet Hall, Bill Wheeler, Joe Regier, John Baker -35 Second team tie -36 Bob Thompson, Gladys McGregor, Bob Clark, Helen Coates Al Preece, June Regier, Bill Coleman, Conrad Sitter Don Gorman, Sonia Greb, Gerry O'Neil, Bette May CTP#3 Pat Wheeler, Gerald Dearing, #6 Sonia Greb, Bob Reynolds Monday Night Men's June 2 - A Flight LG Kim Chauvin 37, LN Morley Obre 37, 2nd LG Sean Beattie 40, 2nd LN Brian Ankers 37; B Flight LG John Westlake 43, LN Jerry Elmquist 36, 2nd LG Laverne McCarter 44 , 2nd LN Bob Reynolds 38; C Flight LG Gary Lavier 45, LN Dale Baker 37, 2nd LG Richard Neevel 47, 2nd LN Russ Cross 38; D Flight LG Bob Forrest 52, LN Gary Glavin 38, 2nd LG Sam Toornstra 52, 2nd LN Clarence Toornstra 42 CTP #3 Gary Glavin, CTP #6 Bryan Denomme; Skins A&B Mike Burton #1, Cory Sargeant #5; C&D Russ Cross #1, Richard Neevel #5, Monty Scott #9 June 9 - A Flight LG Kim Chauvin 35, LN Larry Wein 38, 2nd LG Sean Beattie 39, 2nd LN Al Preece 35; B Flight LG Dan Finkbeiner 42, LN Jerry Elmquist 35, 2nd LG Phil Turner 42 , 2nd LN Bob Jones 36; C Flight LG Gary Lavier 44, LN Russ Cross 35, 2nd LG Doug Campbell 45, 2nd LN Dale Baker 36; D Flight LG Al Keys 48, LN Rick Etherington 38, 2nd LG Gary Dunlop 52, 2nd LN Sam Toornstra CTP #3 Gary Dunlop, CTP #6 Kevin Hogan; Skins A&B Larry Wein; C&D Dale Baker Wednesday Night Ladies June 11 - Coloured Tee Night: Marlene Parsons, Mary Lou Hyde, Louise Pincombe, Gladys McGregor; 50/50 win- ner: Cathy Pfaff Cubs split two league games CREDITON - The Crediton Cubs jr./mt. fastball team split two more league games this past week. Crediton mercied the Byron Juniors 10-0 and lost to Otterville by a score of 4-2. Crediton 10 vs Byron Juniors 0 Crediton had an almost perfect game recently defeating Byron Juniors by a score of 10-0. Only five Byron batters were allowed on base and all innings remained scoreless for Crediton's opponent. The Cubs jumped on the board very early in the game notching five runs in the first inning The team added two in the third, two in the fifth and one in the sixth to record the mercy. Nikki Cyr led her team at the plate going four for four with a double and three singles. Marianne Scott also went four for four with a walk, single, double and triple. A double and single apiece came from the bats of Kathy Glen, Kelli Fulton and Kerri Fulton Catcher Mary Glen pound- ed out a hard double in the fifth to score runs and Carie Pertschy and Megan Preszcator added a single hit apiece. Carrie Dixon started very strongly as pitcher for Crediton with Marianne Scott closing the game. Crediton 2 vs Otterville 4 Only two strikeouts were recorded by the Otterville pitcher in the 4- 2 loss. Crediton's bats were very strong but it seemed the team could not break Otterville's strong fielding defence. Crediton started its only scoring rally a little too late after two players crossed home plate in the sixth inning With bases loaded and two out, the Cubs could not capitalize and tie the game. Megan Preszcator and Mary Glen were the only players to score for Crediton and each player hit two singles apiece. Kathy Glen, Kelli Fulton, Kerri Fulton and Nikki Cyr added single hits. Carrie Dixon again pitched strongly for Crediton notching five strikeouts with relief from Marianne Scott notching one strikeout. Crediton played Dorchester last night and heads to the Oneida ball- park this Friday night. Marian ne Scott Mar y Glen Winning teams to be honoured CALGARY Canada's world championship hockey teams will be hon- oured in Calgary at the annual Canadian Hockey Foundation Celebrity Classic gala dinner on June 23 and at the celebrity golf tournament June 24. The annual event returns to Calgary for the second time after being held in the city in 2007. Three teams- Canada's national junior team, National Men's Under -18 Team and National Sledge Team - will be honoured at the event, as all three teams claimed gold medals at their respective world championships during the 2007-08 season. The fundraising din- ner will be held at the TELUS Convention Centre June 23. As part of the festiv- ities, Hockey Canada will pay tribute to Bill Hay and the late Ed Chynoweth for their contributions to hock- ey development in Canada. Hockey Canada alumni and other celebrities will be in attendance at the event, which will be hosted by Gord Miller of TSN. Other highlights include live and silent auctions, a hotstove session hosted by Ryan Walter featuring Team Canada alumni, ring presentations to Canada's world champions, and a performance by Jim Cuddy of Blue Rodeo. The celebrity golf tournament will be held June 24 with each golf foursome will joined by a Hockey Canada celebrity. The Canadian Hockey Foundation hopes to build on the success of last year's event which resulted in over $500,000 being raised and con- tributed to its endow- ment program. To date, the CHF has committed over $2 million in grants to Hockey Canada to support the develop- ment and execution of leading edge initia- tives aimed at cele- brating hockey her- itage, continuing the winning tradition on the international stage and helping create an even more promising future for the game. The CHF works directly with Hockey Canada to select pro- jects aligned within its funding focus areas of skill develop- ment and qualified coaching, accessibility and diversity, athlete and alumni support, health and wellness and next generation programming. OMHA championship dates RICHMOND HILL - The OMHA has been selected as the OHF mem- ber partner to host the following 2009 championships: • All -Ontario peewee AAA cham- pionships: March 30 -April 4; • Central region midget AAA championships: March 30 -April 5; • OHF peewee AA championships: April 10-12; • OHF bantam A championships: Apri110-12; • OHF juvenile championships: April 10-12. Details regarding bid guidelines, process and criteria are available through the OMHA web site or by contacting Kevin Hamilton at the OMHA Office. Bid submission deadline is Sept. 2. As such it is critical that you com- plete the attached, and begin preparation of your Centre's Bid to host. If possible, please also advise of your Centre's intent to submit a Bid as soon as it has been deter- mined. Note that only Centres with teams eligible at the category to be hosted are eligible to apply. Hosts for Juvenile are accepted from centres with teams at juvenile AAA or juvenile AA.