The Citizen, 2003-06-25, Page 11THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 2003. PAGE 11.
Fergus fells Outlaws
Local on the team
Team Ontario took Canada Cup gold at the national dart championship in New Brunswick.
Andy Lubbers, back row, second from left was a member of the team. Others were: back row,
from left: Bob Richardson, Ontario director, Lubbers, Mark Lake, Norm Wylie, Walley Hilts,
John Part, Chris Scutt, Robert Spencer, Chris Maguire, Dave Kendall, Catherine Haycock,
team manager. Front: Deb DeMaeyer, Nicole Hergott, Nicole Loft, Kim Whaley, Kim Darrah,
Connie Van De Weil, Gael Ross, Marie Mitchell. (Photo submitted)
Girls team enjoying good season
The Blyth girls combined U-15
and U-17 soccer squad has had a
very good season to date, capturing
five wins while taking no losses.
In their first game of the year,
May 15, they routed Clinton 6-0.
Scoring for Blyth were Lauren
Bouman, Erika Sturzenegger (three),
Kerissa VanAmersfoort, and
Cassandra Uyl. Assists went to
Sturzenegger, VanAmersfoort and
Jake Edwards.
In the match-up against Lucknow
I, May 20, Blyth topped their
opponent 5-1 with goals coming
from Jenna Rinn (two), Andrea
Londesboro suffers first loss
Sturzenegger (two) and Kendall
Whitfield. Helping net the ball were
A. Sturzenegger (two), Rinn,
Whitfield and VanAmersfoort.
The following week, Blyth was
held to a lower score by the
Goderich squad. A. Sturzenegger
scored two and Jory-Lyn Uyl added
a single.
Assists were earned by E.
Sturzenegger (two), Brittney Peters
and C. Uyl. Goderich was kept off
the board.
The Lucknow 2 team had no more
success when they played the Blyth
girls June 3. A. Sturzenegger hit the
net twice and VanAmersfoort added
one for the 3-0 win. Assists went to
Rinn (two), A. Sturzenegger, C. Uyl,
E. Sturzenegger and Peters.
It was a closer game June 10 when
Wingham took to the field. Goals
from Whitfield, C. Uyl, A.
Sturzenegger and VanAmersfoort
help the team to a 4-2 victory.
Setting up the plays were Bouman
(two), E. Sturzenegger, Whitfield, C.
Uyl and Jessica Wheeler.
This is the first time there has been
an all-girls team in this age bracket.
They compete against six other
squads in the league.
North Perth Midget Outlaws
lacrosse team lost to Fergus’s tier
one team last week.
Fergus scored four times before
the Outlaws were able to penetrate
the strong force of the Fergus goalie.
Tyler DeVos, assisted by Drew
Campbell, scored well into the first
period but Adam MacDonald
quickly added another just a minute
later. Assisting MacDonald were
Cory Chapman and Ashton Nichol.
Fergus added one more to end the
period but came on strong in the
second period with a couple of quick
goals.
Country Fare
By Patricia Ham, Auburn School House
Hoping you will
enjoy and use some
of the recipes I will
be giving each
month. They have
all been tested by
me in my home,
and will come from
many sources.
They are easy family food that
teenagers and parents will enjoy.
OVEN STRAWBERRY JAM
About 8 cups strawberries, large
ones halved, small left whole
4 cups sugar
4 tbsp, balsamic vinegar
Put berries and sugar in large pot.
Let them stand overnight stirring
several times.
Boil quickly for 10 minutes and
add balsamic vinegar.
Pour into two baking dishes and
cook 6 - 8 hours in a 150°F oven,
stirring occasionally until it has
become the consistency you like.
Spoon into sterilized jars and
Jordan Doig, with help from Justin
Erb and Mitch Fleet brought North
Perth’s tally up to three. Nichol
found a hole and took advantage
with his powerful shot. Assists went
to Erb and Brett Hunt.
Fergus then scored numerous
goals to go ahead by eight goals by
the end of the second period.
Jason Hamilton used the passes set
up by Brad DeBlock and Nichol to
start the scoring in the third period
and David Fitzgerald added one
more on a pass from Nichol.
The final score was 15-6 for
Fergus. /
process in a hot water bath 10
minutes.
It should yield four small jars.
DECADENT STRAWBERRY
PIE
1 pint strawberries
2/3 cup sugar
I tbsp, lemon juice
1 tbsp, gelatin
1/2 cup cold water
1 cup whipping cream
1 tsp. vanilla
1 baked pie crust
Wash, hull and slice berries. Add
sugar and lemon juice, chill several
hours.
Soften gelatin in cold water and
dissolve over boiling water. Add to
chilled strawberry mixture and chill
again until syrupy.
Whip the cream and add vanilla.
Combine both mixtures and pour
into prepared crust; chill until firm.
Garnish with whole berries if
desired. Serve in small slices as it is
so rich.
After winning every game this
season so far, the Londesboro
PeeWees experienced their first loss
on Thursday night against Usbome.
Pitchers for the game were
Anthony Wilts, Nathan Salverda,
Derek Dolmage, and Drew Miller.
Londesboro scored only three runs
in the first three innings compared to
the six runs scored by Usbome.
In the fourth and fifth innings,
Usbome brought in nine runs and
U-9s
edge
Elma
On June 18, Brussels U-9s played
Elma II at Elma school.
They played a very defensive
game with Cameron Stewart in net
for the first half and Anthony Lichti
in for the second. They made plenty
of great saves.
There was a great break-away by
Ethan Nichol which almost resulted
in the first goal of the game. Then
Jesse Rapson scored for the visitors.
Anthony Lichti made a great save
when Elma was allowed a penalty
shot.
Brussels won 1-0.
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Londesboro didn’t score any.
Although they came back to score
seven runs in the last inning,
Usbome matched it and won the
game 22-10.
On June 16, Londesboro played
against Belgrave and won the game
18-9.
Homeruns were scored by
Michael Elliott and Eric Radford.
On June 3 they travelled to
Seaforth and beat the home team by
a run.
Wilts pitched for the first five
innings and totaled five strikeouts.
Final score of the game was 8-7.
On June 2, a total of 28 runs were
scored for Londesboro.
Josh Nurse brought in two
homeruns and Drew Miller and Lee
Watkins each scored a home run.
The final score of the game was
28-7.
On May 29 Londesboro hosted
Belgrave and won the game 20-11.
On May 26, the team played
against Staffa and scored a
whopping 25 runs. Elliott got his
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second homerun of the season in the
sixth inning. The final score was 25-
7.
Londesboro began the season on
May 23 beating Zurich by 15 runs.
Elliott scored a homerun and Wilts
and Salverda pitched.
King scores
for Brussels
A strong game led to a tie finish
for Brussels U-13 team 2 last
Wednesday against Newton.
With some good defence and
players passing well, Coach Allan
Krotz said it was a good game all
around.
Chelsey McLellan minded the net
in the first half and Joseph Kerkhof
took over for the second half.
Final score of the game was one to
one with William King scoring the
lone goal.
Coach Krotz describes this as their
best game yet.
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