Huron Expositor, 2005-11-23, Page 13Sports
Jennifer Hubbard
Members of the Seaforth Public School girl's volleyball team, Chelsea Tideswell
(left) bumps the ball to Katie Arts (right) during their game Nov. 17 against
Hullett.
Students earn
third-place finishes
in volleyball
tournament
Susan Ilundertmark
ONIMMINID
Seaforth Public School earned two
third-place finishes in the regional
volleyball tournament at Central
Huron Secondary School last
Thursday.
Seaforth's girls won two out of
three games against Blyth Public
School and two out of three games
against Huron Centennial Public
School, losing against Clinton Public
School and Hullett Central School.
Seaforth's boys won two out of
three games against Huron
Centennial and one out of three
games against Clinton, losing
against Blyth, Hullett and Clinton.
Overall winners of the tournament
were the Clinton girls and the Blyth
boys.
Sports Idea?
Call Susan
or Jeff
527-0240
Mitchell Minor
Basketball
League
Registration
Sat. Nov. 26
10 a.m. - 12 noon
Morenz Room - Mitchell Arena
Wednesday nights starting in Jan. 2006
Boys & girls in Grades 5-8
For Information call
A.J. 348-8491 or 348-9631
Karen 348-8429
The Huron Expositor • November 23, 2005 Page 13
Cal O'Reilly back on
track after bumpy
start to OHL season
Jeff Heuehert
In his third season with the
Windsor Spitfires of the Ontario
Hockey League (OHL) and his first
since being drafted by the Nashville
Predators of the NHL, Brucefield's
Cal O'Reilly is keeping focused on
the task at hand.
As of Monday the 19 -year-old
O'Reilly has compiled 3 goals, 27
assists, for 30 points, 25th in the
OHL point standings.
"I started off really well, but then I
went through a stretch where things
slowed down," says O'Reilly.
In fact, O'Reilly wasn't the only
one slowing down.
The Spitfires struggled through
October with a 4-7 record, mainly
because of distractions, in particular
when details involving the teams
hazing incident were exposed back
in October, says O'Reilly.
"It really affected our team, but
nobody is thinking about it any-
more," he says.
O'Reilly attended the Predators
training camp back in the summer
and says it was a valuable experi-
ence, as he says he learned a lot
from practising with the veteran
players.
He says he's been "keeping an eye"
on the Predators this season, and
frequently checks up on them.
As for the Spitfires, things look to
be improving. If they win the next
two games this month, the Spitfires
will finish with a .500 record in
November.
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