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Times-Advocate, 1983-04-13, Page 10Page 10 Times -Advocate, April 13, 1983 South For the second consecutive year the long months of deter- mination and hard work paid off in a WOSSA championship for South Huron's gymnastics team. Talented but modest Catherine Patterson won the Elite B individual title, her third divisional champion- ship. "Pits" qualifies for OFSSA along with elite Starr Jesney who was third overall. A successful but somewhat disappointing performance gave Lee O'Rourke second overall in the junior division. The intermediate third overall place was won by Leigh Bernard, South Huron's most entertaining gymnast. A computer miscalculation allowed the South Huron team to return from last Saturday's WOSSA meet in St. Thomas believing that they had not placed as a team. The mistakes are still being cleared up. South Huron's junior team was mistakenly awarded the junior team title Second strai9.ht win gymnasticam io'ns.uro� captures_ but legitimately won second was especially well done, ear- Rundle overcame any fear Lee O'Rourke had tied for Solomon are alternates for place well at OFSSA this year has been supply teaching for p.m. in the high school's old in both junior and elite. ning 7.47 and eighth place. resulting from last year's fall second (with top two juniors the beam at OFSSA. Starr they must compete against Carey Eddy has given so gym. They are asking $1.50 Patterson's admirable Jody Hay was unable to com- and broken toe to place fifth advancing to OFSSA 1 on the Jesney and Catherine Patte; - club gymnasts next year. couch time to the gymnasts admission to help pay for determination and willpower pete at WOSSA because of an on the beam. Susan Birm-beam but the judges affirm -son have another week in the Coach Gayle Ecker feels and deserves a lot of credit. their new balance beam. • edited her first place on the injury suffered at ingham's smooth bar routine ed her in third place to break gymnperfecting theirwinning they have the ability to rank he gymnasts plan to Flare More Sports on beam and bars (8.8 and 8.5). Huron Perth. earned fifth. High scores were the tie. routines. Starr's floor and with the girls who practice all sent their routines as we as page 23 Pits was surprisingly second Jackie Cottrell's leg injury achieved by Montaha Osman Juniors Marlene Ver Catherine's beatn and bars year but South Huron is lack- Perform rhythmics nd on the vault, her weakest had improved sufficiently for for her beam and Spanish maeten and Jodi McBride will stand up against the ing the equipment needed to dances for the public on apparatus. her to place well in the Senior floor routine. gained experience al their tough all Ontariocompelition. learn the needed moves. Wednesday April 20 at 7:30 Huron -Perth was repeated B competition. Cottrell's Lee O'Rourke had a veryfirst WOSSA competition. The only drawback to their Ecker and her two wan as Starr Jesney edged tumbling height and dance on successful junior year and Lee O'Rourke and Carla aspirations is that if they nasts will travel to Catherine, her team mate and the floor gave her 7.97 and will develop into a champion Mississauga for OFSSA, April friend by .07 on the floor to fourth place. Sandy McCur- gymnast. She beat the Huron- 22. The girls compete on win first place. Starr's tumbl- dy's floor was good as was her Perth first place winner to juniors •• Sauday. This is the second ing is slightly stronger than sixth place vault and fourth place fourth chi the vault. Lee SH 1 w I n I n year South Huron has Catherine's. on the bars. McCurdy's had more than the required qualified two gymnasts for Jesney also had a very minute errors on the bars cost difficulty on the bars but her OFSSA. Last year Jacqui strong bars routine but had her a first place finish. execution dropped her to London ID a d m 1 n t on Hyde joined Catherine who disappointing fifth and sixth Cottrell was given fourth sixth. has qualified for the past four placings on the beam and place for her bars and tied for vault. Her falls off the beam fifth on the beam. Darlene Lee's floor or beam could have been her ticket to The girls' WOSSA win is a hurt her otherwise very diff McBride's beam routine was have but the judgesgreat achievement. The gym cult routine. Carla Soloman also well done. ruled nasts are congratulated for 137a Telephone 2Rdt29a reversed Starr's problem by South Huron's i n- against her. Her floor perfor 137 Thames Rd. East their performances and shill Exeter, Ont. executing a near flawless yet termediates were led by the mance surpassed most of her ty to stick to their sport not as difficult beam routine clownish Leigh Bernard who competitors but her through the long months of to surprisingly capture se- was seventh on the beam and choreography and dance practice. Gayle Ecker who cond place. tied with teatnmate Lisa Run- 'dropped her to 8.13 and fifth In her final year, elite dle on the floor. Leigh's sexy, place. Rosemary Morrissey Sarah McClure did well on all fast floor routine contrasted gave an excellent 7.93 floor apparati. Her bars routine with Lisa's graceful effort. exercise for eighth. '1- �f Badminton is a growing sport at South Huron. Birdie enthusiast and high school coach Pat Rowe has en- couraged this growth through her Thursday nights Badmin- ton club, which is just now finishing. The club has developed several players who are now playing and win- ning for South Huron -'s high school team. The skills that have been nurtured were in the forefront of last weekend's Larry Kneebone Memorial Badmin- ton Doubles and Mixed Tour- nament, held at Fanshawe College and the Robart's school. 'Saturday, South Huron's juniors completely dominated the London schools. All three championships were won by South Huron. The very successful team of Kendra Arthur and Angelina Malik won the girls' doubles. Kendra matched up with Scott Bogart to win the mix- ed doubles. Boys' doubles was won by Bogart and George Pratt. George and Angelina were second in the mixed. The boys B flight was won by Murray Rundle and Jeff Francis. . Helping the junior team to victory were Pam Cottrell, Margi Chaffe, Brian Topp and Mike Berg. Coach Rowe's problem for Huron -Perth is that her talented players can only enter one competition. Those playing doubles cannot also compete in the mixed. This catch narrows South Huron's chances at the overal team titles, especially against a strong Listowgl team. Rowe is considering doing some juggling among her seniors and juniors to achieve the maximum strength for the April 26 junior Huron -Perth. The seniors were not as suc- cessful on the weekend and felt their lack of experience against 32 other teams who have played for several years contributed to this. Sunday's competition saw Cheryl Cann and Patti Willis win the B flight, winning two out of three matches. Con- sidering the time they have practised and that this is Willis' first year of badminton competition the pair fared well. Brian Blackburn, Lovebest Malik and Pete Janssen also competed. The seniors have less than a week before the April 19 senior Huron -Perth cham- pionship. The senior competi- tion is very tough especially if Stratford Central's Ontario ranked athletes decide to enter. South Huron's lack of experience and players will definitely hurt their ability to repeat their successful 1982 season. Both juniors and. seniors played at Clinton yesterday in exhibition matches. Medway is holding a senior doubles ;tournament this Friday and 'Strathroy plays in Exeter on Monday. The juniors compete at Medway next Tuesday. Bowling It's Our On location or Studio Bart DeVries PHOTOGRAPHY COMMERCIAL • POI TRAITS WEDDINGS • GROUPS • PusUCrTY Mounting and 1iminating WOSSA GYMNASTIC CHAMPS -- South Huron District High School's gymnastic team won the 1983 WOSSA championship in St. Thomas Saturday. Back, left, Kelly Johns, Montaha Osman, Jacqui Cottrell, Carla Solomon, Darlene McBride, Sarah McClure and coach Gayle Ecker. Centre, Marlene Vermaeten, Jodi McBride, Starr Jesney, Susan Boyle, Leigh Bernard, Catherine Patterson, Lisa Rundle and Susan Birmingham. Front, Tracey Meloche, Sandra McCurdy, Rose Morrissey, Lee O'Rourke and Gail Willard. 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