Times-Advocate, 1988-10-05, Page 18Page 2A
Times -Advocate, October 5, 1988
PANTHERS WIN AGAIN - The South Huron Panthers field hockey team added a tournament win in St. Thomas
Saturday to their recent Red and. Black win in Exeter. Back, left, coach Jim Workman, Jeanette Kaak, Natalie Bro-
kenshire and Tanya Riehl. Centre, Leanne Dietrich, Shannon McBride, Sue Anne Soldan, Kim Lingard, Tina Camp-
bell. Chrissie O'Toole, Wendy Sims; Melanie Jones, Jenny Wareham and Joelle Lamport. Front, Cindy Moore,
Becky Farquhar, April Lewis, Marcie Ellison, 4Cim Crawford and Sue Coates. Missing was Nicole Rossie:
Photo by Tony Jones
Panthers take St. Thomas title
EXETER - Once again. the South
. Huron Panthers field hockey team
won a tournament held in St.
Thomas at Central Elgin Colle-
giate. .
In pool play SH defeated North
Middlesex 2-0. -
Scoring for the ..Panthers wcrc
Kim Crawford and Jocllc Lamport.
The shut out was recorded by Ni -
COUGARS WIN - The, Crediton Cougars won the. 'B' championship of the
area ladies slo-pitch league. Back, left, coach Bob Snell, Joanne Lebold,
Maureen Thompson, Noel Westlake, Nathalie Glavin, Marilyn .Riley and
coach Morley Thompson: Front, Donna Glanville, Leann Merner, Glenna
Tripp and Lynn Snell. Missing were Lou Hayter, Deb Lord and Shelley We-
ber.
South Huron tennis
best in 20 years
EXETER - Last Tucsday, South
Huron's tennis team placed second
in Huron -Perth competition. This
is the best result South Huron has
turned in for at least 20 years. The
event was held at Stratford Tennis
Club.
In boys singles play, Said Osman
met a Huron -Perth finalist in the
fist round and was knocked out ear-
ly. Jason McFalls played three
matches before he was knocked out
in the quarter finals.
Youscf Osman and Shawn
McFalls competed in boys doubles
and won the preliminary round but
unfortunately, lost out in the sec- LAMBETH - The Exeter Pec Wee
ond-roundoLplay rcp hockey team was trounced 10-1
Turning in the most uccesslut—irrexhibition-hockey-action Frid
result for girls singles was South night in Lambeth as they played
Huron's Nicole Rosie. Rosie won their first game of the year against a
all four games to win the girls much larger and quick team..
play, qualifying her for WOSSA in . Scoring the only goal for Exeter
London on October 12. was Trevor Taylor.
Kim Murray and Fleur Rosie
played girls doubles for South Hu-
ron. Murray and Rosie were almost
eligible for WOSSA competition
after they won their first and second
games to advance to the semi-
finals. Unfortunately the girls lost
in the third set of thcir semi-final
games.
Winning Huron -Perth overall was
Stratford Central.
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Darts start
EXETER - Action in the new
season for the Exeter Legion mixed
dart league got underway Friday
night. -
The scores for the first night
were:
Scotties 4 Southenders
Larry's Fixits 4 Shiphuntcrs 1
Canscotts 4 Connectors 1
Smurfs 4 HP's 1
itchy Niters 3 Outlaws 2
Odd Ones 3 The H's 2
McGrundy's 3 Lost Flights 2
October 7 - 9 p.m.,
Shiphuntcrs vs Canscotts'
Smurfs vs Outlaws
The H's vs Connectors
itchy Niters vs McGrundys
Odd Ones vs Southenders
Lost Flights vs Larry's Fixits
Scotties vs HP's.
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cote Rosie.
In game two, the girls met their
WOSSA rivals West Elgin, win-
ning 1-0. Tina Campbell scored
for SH and Nicole Rosie recorded
the shut out.
Their final game in pool play,
- the girls met Parkside Collegiate
-and won by a score of 3-0 on goals
scored by Kim Crawford and Tina
Campbell with two.
In semi final play, the girls de-
feated Central Elgin 1-0. Kim
Crawford scored for SH. This ad-
vanced SH to the final round of
play. •.
Here they met Medway for the
third time this season. As before
the Panthers were victorious win-
ning 2-0 in overtime making this
- their second tournament win in as
many weeks. Leanne Dietrich and
Kim Crawford scored for SH.
Seniors
dominate
at Wingham
EXETER - All three South Hu-
- ron girls basketball teams travelled
to Wingham for their second league
games of the season. All teams
came up successful.
The senior girls dominated thcir
game. playing well offensively and
defensively..Thc girls lead by only
a narrow margin at half time but
managed to take over in the second
• half winning 40 to 23.
Top scorers were Laurie Forrester
with 1fi_•points; flcather -Rideout
with six -and Spring Cushman with
five.
The junior girls played 'a tough
basketball game against Madill.
Trailing by one basket at half time,
SH showed their potential coming
hack -to a 26 -12 victory.
Top scorers were Julia Merner
with seven points, Sheryl Oke and
Carric Oke with foul -points a piece
and Jen Taylor with three.
South Huron's midget girls
played an outstanding game defeat-
ing Madill 57-21.
Stacey Rader and Kerry Manders
were top scorers with 12 points
each. They were followed by Ange-
la Gould with 10 points and Caric-
Suc Kyle with night.
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—EXETER
Mohawks
vs
Dorchester
Dolphins
Sun., Oct. 9
at S.H.R.C.
Action starts
at 7:30 p.m.
Exciting
Senior
Hockey
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Senior girls reach final
By Michelle Ellison
EXETER - On Thursday and Fri-
day the SH senior girls basketball
team was entered in the annual FE
Madill tournament in Wingham.
The girls began their tournament
play with an easy victory over Wal-
kerton. Laurie Forrester played a su-
perb game, scoring half of South
Huron's 50 points. Behind Forrester
were Michelle Ellison with eight
Foints and Heather Rideout with
five.
The girls also had little difficulty
out -manoeuvering their next oppo-
nent Wiarton. The team played
tight defence, keeping Wiarton from
scoring too many points.
Once again Forrester outscored
everyone scoring 16 points. Kerry
Dietz scored sewn points and
Christine Rose and Shelley Skinner
each scored four making the final
score 35 to 15.
This led the girls to the final
game of the tournament against
General Amherst. it was definitely
an even match with both teams
playing aggressively to the end.
Unfortunately, for SH, the 'Lady
Gems" pulled ahead in the last quar-
ter winning the gold medal by a
score of 28 to 23.
Scoring for SH were Laurie For-
t
Juniors downed by Sarnia
. By Michelle Ellison
EXETER - SH's junior girls bas-
ketball team also travelled to F.E.
Madill in Wingham for an invita-
tional tournament on Thursday. and
Friday.
For their first game on Thursday,
the team met Walkerton. SH easily
defeated Walkerton by a score of 36
to22.
Top scorers were -Julia Merner
with 10 points, Angie Bell and
Carrie Oke with six, and Amy Rid -
Icy with four. .
Friday SH played a very competi-
tive game against Sarnia St. Clair.
Both 'teams played well but SH'
claimed the win with a score of- 37
to 31.
The girls advanced into the final
round of play and met _Sarnia
Northern. -
Unfortunately, they couldn't keep
up with the strong Sarnia team los-
ing 32-16.
Waxers get win
over St. Marys
EXETER - Thanks to a three goal
splurge in the third period, the Ex-
eter Waxers downed St. Marys 4-1
in the°first novice game of the new
Shamrock hockey. season.
After a scoreless first period, Ge-
off Maver_ opened the scoring for
the Waxers at the 21 second mark -
of the second session on a pass..
from Mark Parsons. - Mark Robson
notched.the equalizing score for St.
Marys. -
An unassisted goal from the stick
of Jeff MacLcan proved to be the
winner for the Waxers near three
minutes of the final framer -
A three-way passing combination
at 6.04 put the Exeter club two
goals up as Geoff Maver registered
on passes from Mark Parsons and
MacLean. _
The fourth goal was fired by Greg
Geoffrey with the assist going to -
Scan Guenther. -
' Luke Sims and Joey Bierling
shared goal tending duties for the
Waxers -as the entire team turned in
an excellent _effort for their first
start of the season.
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rester with 13 points, Michelle El-
lison with eight and Heather Ride-
out with two.
SH not only came out with a sil-
ver medal under their belt but also
with the tournament's MVP. For-
rester scored a total of 54 points in
three games which also made her
top scorer of the tournament.
Stratford
no trouble
for South
Huron
EXETER - South Huron's Field
Hockey team welcomed Stratford
Central last Tuesday for a league
game.
Once again, the team had little
difficulty defeating Central. Scor-
ing for SH were Joelle Lamport,
Kim Crawford, and Tina Campbell.
Central scored in the second half of
the game to make the final score
three to one.
, Thursday, the girls continued a
succesful season easily winning an-
other league game against Stratford
Northwestern. The goalie, Nicole
Rosie, received only one shot on
net from Northwestern. SH out-
played Stratford winning the game
six to zero.
Scoring for the panthers were
Tina Campbell -with two goals,
Kim Crawford, Chrissy O'Toole,
Bocci Farquhar and Jocllc Lamport
with one a piece.
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