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The Times Advocate, 2008-09-17, Page 22THIS WEEK IN SPORTS Panthers Page 23 High school golfing Page 23 22 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, September 17, 2008 Senior girls win Panthers tournament Fury downed 3-0 • EXETER — The South Huron District High School senior girls basketball team started their season over the weekend as they hosted their annual tournament. The Panthers opened with a 42-18 win over North Middlesex. Julia Roberts led the way with 11 points and Melanie Smith and Mairead O'Rourke each had 10 points. Teri Stuckless had five points and Marlee Baehnisch had four points. In their second game against St. Marys, the Panthers played a good game and came away with a 51-36 vic- tory. Smith led the way with 19 points, fol- lowed by Roberts with nine, O'Rourke with six and Stuckless with five. In the championship game, the Panthers played well, defeating Madill 46-22 to win the championship. O'Rourke led the way with 13 points while Roberts had eight and Smith and Baehnisch each had seven. Exeter Golf Club scores Monday Night Men's Sept 8 A: LG -Hayden Gozzard 41, Richard Miller 41, B: LG- Reiny Freiter 40, LN -Bob Reynolds 36, C: LG Phil Turner 40, LN -Frank DuBerry 31, D: Bill Coleman 44, LN Brian O'Neil 36 CTP #3 Bob Reynolds, #6 Craig Hebert Skins A/B Bob Reynolds #3, John Westlake #7 C/D Frank Duberry #6, Bill Coleman #7, Phil Turner #9 Senior Men's Sept. 11 A flight: LN -Doug Mark 34 CB, B flight LN -Jim Hunter 34 CB, C: Ken Gentner 34, D: LN -Ralph Astle 35CB CTP #3 Larry Wein, #6 Jim Hayter Closing Luncheon, awards pre- sentation and elections Sept. 25 First: Doug Marks, Ross Mathers, Grant McGregor, John Stephens - 144 Second: Jim Alce, Bob Clark, Bill Cleman, Robbie Robicheau-148 Wednesday Night Ladies Sept. 10: Dirty Laundrey Night A: Kathy Mclean, B: Nancy Ross, C: Pauline Passmore 50/50 Cathy Pfaff Down the court — South Huron District High School senior girl Julia Roberts leads the attack for the Panthers Friday against North Middlesex.The Panthers hosted their annual tournament and over the weekend and came away as the winners. (photo/Pat Bolen) Zurich bowling Monday Night Ladies - Sept. 8 Lane 1: Lorna Wernham - 181, 485 Lane 2: Sabrina Oesch - 192, 481 Lane 3: Suzanne Coleman - 188, 506 Lane 4: Mary Ann Bender - 196, 493 Wednesday Morning Ladies - Sept. 10 Lane 5: Barb Robinson - 191, 504 Lane 6: June Schroeder - 244, 567 Thursday Night Mixed - Sept. 4 Lane 3: Larry Robinson - 255, 689 Lane 4: Laurie Stanlake - 229, 594 Lane 5: Mark MacLeod - 271, 715 SPA FACTORY DIRECT SALE Sept. 20th - 27th 1[; 6 person Spa Fully Loaded 55,995 • it Enter r To -:111°AValue $450 Win Broil King BBQ WITH SPA PURCHASE Kids Colourin Contest • SC Pool, Spa 615 ERIE STREET 519-273-7474 1-888-446-4459 league scores Lane 6: Bob Pellow - 262, 681 Thursday Night Mixed - Sept. 11 Lane 1: Dorothy Airdrie - 180 Jackie Morley - 489 Lane 2: George Johnston - 218, 621 Lane 3: Ted Stanlake - 276, 699 Lane 4: Bob Pellow - 267, 667 Youth Bowling as at Sept. 10 Junior Girl: Heather Hendriks - 80, 228 Junior Boy: Devan Kowall - 226, 498 Senior Girl: Justine Anderson - 161, 430 Senior Boy: Matt Regier - 173, 500 GRAND BEND SOCCER REGISTRATAION WHERE: WESILANI/ GREENHOUSES GRAND BEND WHEN : SEPT. 20th, 2008 TIME : 9 AM -12 Noon FOR MORE INFO CALL AN1TAr AT 1 519 2.38 7154 **REGISTRATION FORMS AVAILABLE AT THE GREENHOUSE **BRING PHOTO FOR AGES 9 AND UP r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 L EXETER — In a driving rain and strong winds the Exeter Fury fell on their home field 3-0 to the Gols team from London Sunday night. Hurricane Ike's remnants made its way to Exeter just in time for kickoff and wreaked havoc with the field and playing conditions. The visitors opened the scoring early as the Fury had a lot of difficulty clearing the ball from their end and the resulting turnover allowed the Gols striker an opening and he made no mistake by beating Fury keeper Shawn McFalls. The Fury had a couple of chances at the other end but could not finish the plays and it came back to haunt them when Gols added to their lead shortly afterward. As halftime neared, the warmer southerly wind and rain changed direction suddenly and became a cold northern gust which only added to the experience. Down 2-0 at half the Fury set out to get on the board early. Dylan Fidler made a nice play and fed Jason McFalls who was all alone at the top of the box but his one -timer was poorly played keeping the Fury off the scoresheet. The Gols keeper was sharp throughout the game even with the adverse elements. The goalie made several good saves and never gave up a rebound which was very impressive. Fury sweeper Chris Hern made several rush- es upfield in the second half in an attempt to spark his team but nothing seemed to click for the Fury on this night. Keeper McFalls made an excellent finger tip deflection as he dove to knock a low shot wide of the net. McFalls per- formed well between the pipes while splashing around in the puddles that engulfed his goal area. The visitors rounded out the scoring on a breakaway late in the second half to make the final 3-0 and hand the Fury its club record breaking tenth shutout of the season. The Fury play perhaps its final game ever Sept 24 at 8:30 p.m. in Exeter against the Scottish team from London. Jan -Steffen Freitag played his last game with the team as he now heads home to Germany. Jan was a strong player for the Fury in the handful of games he played with the team and he will be missed. 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