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Reynolds bats .424 for Stratford midgets, wins most improved award
Killers put together. champion bantams from I
Ericka Bums from Clinton, Seaforth coached by Ciithy 1
who played in London this O'Reilly throe seasons ago. +
year, also made the Stratford The next season, two yew -
midgets for next year. ago, Lisa played for tho'
Kitchener Klassics, her first
year of bantam.
This would have been her
second year of bantam, but,
she played the midget in!
Stratford.
BY GREGOR CAMPBELL
Expositor Staff
Seaforth's Lisa Reynolds
was recently given the nod as
the most improved fastball
player on the Stratford
midgets this season.
She eared the honour. The
rookie catcher finished with a
.424 batting average, second
best on the team.
Only second baseman Sue
Lyn Wirth of Baden had a
higher percentage, at .484, on
the Festival City's midgets,
called the Boehmers.
Lisa, 17, is the only loft -
handed catcher in the Grand
Valley league, which includes
teams from Kitchener, Six
Nations, London, Forest City,
Waterloo and Brantford.
Some of her other statistics
from the season just complet-
ed are impressive too. She
was in the top five on the
team for runs (34), hits (56)
and singles (48), from 48
games played (out of 61)
with 132 at bats.
Her slugging average was
.515, her on base average was
.456 and her on base percent-
age was .441.
She drove in 21 runs and
belted five doubles, two
triples and one home run.
She also on occasion plays
the outfield and as designated
hitter.
STARTED IN C4TH
Tryouts for next year's
team were held last week.
With numbers like hers,
needless to say Reynolds
made it.
The coaches like to choose
the team in the fall. Lisa
explains, so the players can
socialize and get to know
each other over the winter,
and get at it as soon as the
ball diamonds are ready for
use in the spring. The team
also works out in the winter
in the indoor facility in
Stratford the hardball men's
!loth
played
Ericka and Lisa
for the provincial
PHOTO BY GREGOR CAMPBELL
REYNOLDS OF SEAFORTH - chalked up some impressive stats in her rookie season with the Stratford midgets.
Seaforth and area sports SCORS
HOCKEY
ONTARIO HOCKEY
ASSOCIATION JUNIOR
(Sept. 211 exhibition)
Kincardine 4 at SEAFORTH 1
(Sept. 20/ exhibition)
Seaforth 4 vs BRUSSELS 5
( at Listowel)
End of pre -season
FUTURE GAMES:
Regular season
Fri:: Mitchell at SEAFORTH, 8:30
p.m.
Sat: Port Stanley at SEAFORTH,
8:30 pant
SOCCER
WESTERN ONTARIO
DIVISION On
(Sept. 20 result)
Latinos 2 at ST. COLUMBAN 1
Schedule ends
(Sept. 22/�unoif tial)
WLT
Croatia 16 0 0
Hungarians 11 4 1
Chatham 8 4 4
Chatham Xp 7 4 5
Athletics 6 6 3
Latinos 5 9 2
St. Col 4 8 4
Tillsonburg 3 112
Bluewater 1 141
F A.1
65 8 48
37 24 34
29 21 28
30 28 26
24 22 21
27 38 17
27 35 16
18 22 11
15 43 4
BOWLING
mow& COMM
(Sept. 16 results)
HEN
HIGH AVERAGE; John Staffen 232.
HIGH SINGLE: Steffen 266.
HiGH TRIPLE; Staffen 719.
BETTER THAN 200; Steffen
202/251; Lavern Hoegy 262/256;
George Johnston 210/259.
TRIPLES OVER 600; Staffen,
Hoegy 665, G. Johnston 663.
WOMEN
KGB AVERAGE; Sharon Evans
186.
HIGHHISAILEINfiLE Evans 241.
HIGH TRIPLE; Evans 630.
BETTER THAN 200; Evans
241/217.
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HEN
HIGH AVERAGE: Mike Thomson
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HIGH SINGLE; Thomson 312.
HIGH TRIPLE; Thomson 735.
BETTER THAN 200; Thomson
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BASKETBALL
Girls / Junior
South Huron Tournament
(Sept. 20)
7th Place Game
South Huron 34 Seaforth 22
* * s
Listowel 42 Seaforth 16
(Sept. 19)
Mitchell 39 Seaforth 5
Bennewies 668. 1NOTE: Mitchell won the tours --
WOMEN ment with a 36 to 27 win over
HIGH AVERAGE; Gayle Easun 241.
RIGH SINGLE; Easun 280.
HIGH TRIPLE; Easun 722.
WEEKLY SINGLES OVER 200;
Easun 238/280/ 204; Connie Trotter
223; Carrie Rolph 214.
TRIPLES OVER 600; Easun.
STANDINGS
Team #6/7 points. #5/5,
#3/5, 04/2, #2/2, #110.
S4'* AMISS lid&®P)It
(Sept. 22 results)
ME�t
fa .HCSG -E: Brian Geddes 294.
HIGH TRIPLE; George Love 681.
BETTER THAN 200; Love 247/254;
Nolan 325/221/221; Bob Dinsmore
248/213; Jack Ryan 236/214; Geddes
294; Henry Verhoog 215/210; Dean
Price 219; Angelo Andreassi 208.
TRIPLES OVER 600; Love 681.
Dinsmore 646; Ryan 624.
WOMEN
HIGH SINGLE; Janice Morris 305.
111GH TRIPI.F,; Moms 687.
WEEKLY SINGLES OVER 200;
Morris, Karen Hoegy 210.
TRIPLES OVER 600; Morris.
Dorchester in Saturday's final.
Listowel beat Clinton 55-25 for
consolation honours.
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Lisa says she's gunning at a
ball scholarship to a U.S.
school. If that doesn't work
out she just wants to play
fastball somewhere at univer-
sity.
She lives on Mill Street,
across from Optimist Park in
Seaforth, and is a Grade 12
student at Central Huron
Secondary School at Clinton.
Reynolds also plays basket-
ball, broomball, volleyball
and track.
She has been playing fast -
ball for seven years, since she
was 10.
The Stratford midgets won
their league tournament this
season, and among other
accomplishments, finished
second in an international
tournament at Amherst, N.Y.
this season.
The team is coached by
Brian Wilhelm, John Rogers,
John Bell and Dave Swan.
Defending Morenz Division champs
Centenaires start season at home this weekend
The Seaforth Ceatenaires
dropped their final two exhi-
bition games last weekend.
Their Ontario Hockey
Association Junior Develop-
ment League season gets
underway this weekend with
a pair of home games. The
Cents host arch -rival Mitchell
in their opener Friday night
at 8:30. The Port Stanley
Lakers are in town the next
night, same time, same sta-
tion.
, i their final two pre -season
starts, the Centenaires
dropped a 4-1 decision to the
Kincardine Bulldogs in
Seaforth Sunday afternoon,
after a 5-4 loss to the
Brussels Bulls at Listowel.
The Seaforth juniors have
been on the ice since the third
ished the pre -season with a
record of one win and three
losses.
General manager Mike
Henry doesn't put much
stock in this as an indication
of the season to come. He
says the coaches used the
pre -season to evaluate play-
ers, whereas the two teams
they lost to last weekend
ine-uwent with pretty well set line-
ups.
.,.
MORE SIGNINGS
He adds the team is still
looking to add some physical
players.
The captain of this year's
squad is Steve McInally. The
assistant captains are Jason
Henderson, Greg Matthison
and Aaron Parsons.
Veterans J.C. Kirk and
Brandon Corriveau have re-
signed with ti e Cents, in
addition to earlier signings
announced last week. Goalie
Charles Robertson has also
signed. He was with the
local midgets for much of last
season, but also got his share
of starts with the Cents as an
affiliate player.
Seaforth's juniors are the
defending champions of the
Morenz Division. They play
in the West (Peck)
Conference, with another
five -team division, inclltdink
defending OHA chanipiopp
Mt. Brydges. The same 10
teams are back in the conteq-
ence. All play 38 games this
season, although there are no
interlocking games anymore
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