The Times Advocate, 2008-10-08, Page 21Wednesday, October 8, 2008
SPORTS
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Weekly minor hockey league scores
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Oct. 2
Dorchester 3 versus South Huron 2
Goals: Nathan McDonald, Kyle Jones
Assists: Nicholas Overholt, Evan
Hayter
Oct 5
Goderich 7 versus South Huron 1
Goal: Brad Regier
Upcoming games
Oct. 9 - East Lambton 6:20 and Oct.
10 at Parkhill
South Huron Peewee Red Girls
House League
Oct. 4
South Huron 3 versus Mt Brydges 0
Goals: Jessica Lavery (2), Holly
Clausius
Assists: Anna Tripp (2), Jessica
Lavery
Goalie: Nicole Regier
Comments: What a way to start the
season! Everyone played their posi-
tions and worked as a team. Our
goalie also made some awesome
saves. Way to go team! Players of
the game went to Jessica Lavery and
Nicole Regier.
Oct. 5
South Huron 2 versus Lucan 0
Goals: Anna Tripp, Jessica Lavery
Assists: Jessica Lavery, Megan
Glavin
Goalie: Nicole Regier
Comments: Excellent game girls!
Two wins in a row! Great passing,
defense, and goal tending. Keep up
the good work! Players of the game
went to Megan Glavin and Anna
Tripp.
Novice Rep
Sept 27
South Huron Sabers Novice Rep 3
versus Strathroy 5
Goals: Jakob Partridge, Jacob Ryan,
Michael Boyle
Assists: Jakob Partridge
This was our first league game of the
year. The kids played a good game
and Chad Crawford made some great
saves to help keep us in the game.
We have a young team with 9 of our
players making the jump from Tyke
last year.
Sept 28
South Huron 2 versus St. Thomas 7+
Goals: Jakob Partridge (2)
Assists: Cameron Hanson (2),
Hannah Tait
We played a very good St. Thomas
team. The kids played an exhibition
game in the morning against BCH.
We played hard but ran out of gas in
the third period. We will get them
next time.
Oct. 1
South Huron 2 versus Thamesford 5
Goals: Jakob Partridge, Carter
Mcllwain
Assists: Cameron Beckett, Chad
Crawford
The kids played a very spirited
game. We skated hard but fell a little
short on the score board. The team
is rounding into shape and we look
forward to improving as the year
goes on.
Oct. 5
South Huron 10 versus Bothwell 0
Goals: Carter McLlwain (3), Jakob
Partridge (2), Jacob Rayn (2),
Lucan bowling scores
SUNDAY MIXED:
Tina Ankers 248
691, Norma
Culbert 241 622,
Mike Ankers 201
581, Brad Ankers
205 566, Dan
Gower 201 559,
Joe DeBont 198
559, Jay Lovie 212
547, Tom
Dobinson 224 542,
Jenn Ankers 219
532, John Jaques
202 521, Marie
Jaques 227 520,
June Morrison 202
507.
MONDAY
LADIES: Heather
Smith 234 565,
Joan O'Neill 215
512, Joan
Goddard 203 509,
Linda Benedetti
204 508, Janet
Ankers 189 504,
Tanya Barfett 173
472, Cindy Graff
176 465, Patty
Mayo 164 464,
Jenn Ankers 189
463, Joyce
Sovereign 167
463, Pat Ward 187
456, Wendy Daubs
170 450.
MEDWAY: Don
Foster 225 576,
Keith Hudson 189
528, Clarke
Rollings 186 520,
Frank Clark 192
508, Pat Hodgins
174 460, Jim
Blake 178 458,
Verla Kelly 246
456, David Elston
155 454, Laura
Hudson 189 439,
Bob Burnett 189
419, Barb Donley
183 418.
SENIOR CITI-
ZENS: Hugo
Vandaele 254 601,
Helen Kennes 198
547, Al Robicheau
184 527, Bill
Butler 190 500,
Winnie Robicheau
179 492, Elmer
Mosurinjohn 199
475, Jack Vangaal
174 448, Don
Leitch 178 445,
Dave Newman 148
419, Rolf Gokstorp
170 415, Sharen
Newman 177 409.
YOUTH BOWL-
ING: Craig Mutter
169 137, Owen
Hutchings 163
137, Justin
Hutchings 156
131, Jacob Gore
136 118, Ben
Sockett 118 100,
Luke Schkawritka
151, Erin Ross
109, Owen
Sloetjes 103, Leah
Cornelis 96, Curtis
Mutter 91.
WEDNESDAY
MIXED: Jim Dixon
236 652, Clarence
Carter 219 574,
Dave Masfrankc
255 562, Kevin
Rollings 216 553,
Harvey Rollings
193 532, Julie
Masfrankc 182
494, Dave Gordon
182 473, Anney
Vanhooydonk 166
472, AnnMarie
Beaudoin 179 467,
Julie Bieber 173
455.
THURSDAY
MEN: Rod Willert
355 779, Jim
Dixon 325 763,
Pete Smith 315
738, Warren
Kellestine 303
730, Scott Smith
260 730, Mike
Ankers 322 691,
Bob Smith 238
691, Kevin
Wiseman 233 647,
Mark Hickson 262
644, Doug Lee 257
640, Marcus
Appelman 262
633, Woody Smith
Michael Boyle, Cameron Beckett,
Hannah Tait
Assists: James Boyle (3), Cameron
Beckett (2), Jakob Partridge (2),
Colin Reiger (2), Jacob Rayn (2),
Scott Turner, Cameron Hanson ,
Michael Boyle
Wow did we have a game!! Carter
McLlwain had a hat trick, the triple J
line (Jakob Partridge, Jacob Ryan
and James Boyle) had an 11 point
game and Chad Crawford got his
very first shutout of his goalie
career. The defense of Cameron
Hanson, Dylan Relouw, Bradley
Jones and Scott Turner limited the
total shots on net to three. Everyone
contributed to our first win of the
season. The coaches and parents are
proud of all your hard work in the
game. Keep it up.
Peewee Rep
Sept. 16 exhibition
South Huron 1 versus Ilderton 3
Goals: Ben Ryan
Assists: Brock Horner and Chris
Verbeke
Heads up boys. The first game is
always the toughest. Awesome team
work!!
Sept. 17 exhibition
South Huron 3 versus Ilderton 2
Goals: Ben VanGerwen and Drew
Beckett
Assists: Ben Ryan, Ben Allen, Brock
Horner
Comments: And our boys come
alive!!!
Sept. 28 exhibition
South Huron 3 versus Clinton 2
Goals: Jordan Slaght,Drew Beckett,
Ben VanGerwen
Assists: Cam Quick, Brock Horner
(2),Ben Ryan
Teriffic team work by everyone!!
Oct. 2
South Huron 1 versus Ilderton 4
Goals: Kevin Mann
Assists: Ben Ryan
No worries boys...we're just warm-
ing up.
Oct 5
South Huron 3 versus Thamesford 5
Goals: Ben Ryan (2), Brock Horner
Assists: Drew Beckett, Ben Allen,
Kevin Mann, Ben VanGerwen
Bantam
Sept 28
South Huron Bantam LL White 10 at
St. Marys 3
Goals: Max Carter (4), Hayden Tripp
(3), Nolan Allison, Corey Davidson,
Braden Talbot
Assists: Nolan Allison (2), Braden
Talbot (2), Hayden Tripp (3), Jake
Miller (3), Jessie Rudd (3), Corey
Davidson, Daemon Vandeworp,
Terry Tzortzis, Ben Berendsen
Comments: Great team effort for our
first game of the year. Keep up the
good work!!!
Oct. 5
South Huron 4 versus South Huron
Bantam LL Red 3
Goals: Corey Davidson, Jake Miller,
Hayden Tripp, Jessie Rudd
Assists: Braden Talbot, Hayden
Tripp, Jake Miller, Jessie Rudd,
Corey Davidson
Comments: Nice come from behind
victory with our goalie Curtis Bryson
keeping us in the game.
New display for Hockey Hall of Fame
TORONTO - The Hockey Hall
of Fame, in partnership with the
Lakeshore Lions, recently
announced a new fundraising
campaign designed to support its
expanded state-of-the-art
"Hockey Resource Centre &
Archives" [HRCA).
The HRCA will open in 2009 as
part of the new Lakeshore Lions
4 -pad arena complex presently
under construction in Toronto's
Lakeshore West district.
Currently housed adjacent to
the Hockey Hall of Fame's
administrative offices at
Brookfield Place, the HRCA is the
most comprehensive archive and
research facility in the world
dedicated to collecting and pre-
serving resource materials relat-
ed to the history of hockey.
In order to accommodate
future growth and to provide
future development opportuni-
ties, the HRCA will be relocated
to the new Lakeshore complex
on Kipling Ave., just south of the
CN railway tracks.
"The HRCA represents the fab-
ric of the Hockey Hall of Fame's
exhibition, outreach, fundraising
and charitable programs, so we
are thrilled to be giving it a new
home where it can continue to
grow and thrive in support of
our principal attraction at
Brookfield Place," said Phil
Pritchard, vice-president and
curator, Hockey Hall of Fame.
The new Lakeshore Lions
Arena, which will include three
NHL and one international sized
ice pads, as well as the Toronto
Maple Leafs permanent training
and practice facility, is a prece-
dent -setting partnership
between the Leafs, the Hockey
Hall of Fame, Hockey Canada,
Lakeshore Lions and the City of
Toronto.
The facility will serve as a focal
point for learning, developing
and preserving the history of the
sport.
The $35 -million complex is on
schedule to open in
August/September 2009.
The display will be erected
permanently in the central walk-
way of the new complex.
Zurich bowling league scores
Monday Night Ladies -Sept. 29
Lane 3: Donna Thiel -210, 551
Lane 4: Joeanne Durand -199,
Elaine Datars-478
Lane 5: Arlene Seyler-226, 537
Lane 6: Lorna Wernham-178,
Suzanne Coleman -468
Ladies High Average: Donna
Thiel -176
Tuesday Night Mens -Sept. 30
Ramblers: Yvon Laurin -225
Roger Ward -648
Odd Balls: Bob Pellow, Nathan
Kraftcheck-241, Bob Pellow-626
Rockets: Bernie Kelders-250,
Laurie Kraftcheck - 652
High Rollers: Leroy Meloche-
224, Trevor Lansbergen-562
Dream Team: Jerry
Hetherington -258, 627
Pumpkin Patch: Les Coleman -
288, 772
Wednesday Morning Ladies -
Oct. 1
Lane 1: Rosaleen Berends,
Mona Traquair-168
Mona Traquair-434
Lane 2: Betty Sangster -188,
487
Lane 3: June Schroeder -179,
451
Grand Cove Estates -Oct. 2
Lane 1: Ralph Simons -165, 483
Lane 2: Bert Steenhuis-251,
626
Lane 3: Mike Ludanyi-223, 641
Lane 4: Dorothy Murphy -174,
469
Thursday Night Mixed -Oct. 2
Lane 3: George Johnston -301,
828
Lane 4: Mark MacLeod -269,
669
Lane 5: Bob Pellow-278, 684
Lane 6: Les Coleman -331, 857
Youth Bowling as at Oct. 1
Bantam Girls: Lauren Regier-
174, 395
Bantam Boys: Travis Simpson -
116, 253
Junior Girls: Kayleigh Waring -
157, 311
Junior Boys: David Hunt -190
Austin Armstrong -508
Senior Girls: Justine Anderson -
182, 483
Senior Boys: Jay Hebert -198,
459