Times-Advocate, 1988-11-09, Page 19SOCCER WINNERS - The_Precious Blood Intermediate Boys soccer team captured -the Huron Perth title with
three victories at Precious Blood.last Tuesday. Front row, (left to right), Somsack Phannavong, Scott Inson, Dar-
ryl Hartman, Jeff Averill, -.Kevin Coolman, Chad Gilfillan, Viengxay Inthavong Jeff Sararas, Matthew Glavin. Seng -
sack Phannavong. Back row, (kr), Terry"Wilhelm, coach, Shawn Jacob, Darren Kints, Sean McCann, Sivichay
Sengkhounmany, Scott Parsons, Chris Rowcliff, Peter Gryseels, Greg Agnew.
Precious Blood takes two soccer titles.
EXETER- - Precious Blood -
School hosted the 1988-89 Huron-
Perth Roman Catholic School As-
sociation soccer finals last Tuesday
and did very well despite being one
of the smaller schools, taking two
titles..
The hosts took the primary -mixed
and intermediate boys titles.
Four schools took partin the pri-
mary -mixed division, which was
played in a round-robin format.
In the first match, Precious Blood
.blanked Wingham 2-0, with Darryl
Parsons picking up both goals.
Precious . Blood met Si.,Colum-
ban in the second game and won an-
other close one,' 2-1. Jeremy Van
Esbrock and Ben Glavin scored for
the winners in this one.
In the third game, Precious Blood
blanked Stratford St. Joseph's 2-0,
with Greg Geoffrey and Parsons
scoring the goals.
This gave Precious Blood a per-
fect six points at the end of the
round-robin and 'it was good enough
to claim the title. St. Joe's had four
points -at the end of the round-robin
to take second, St. Columban two
points and Winghatn had no points.
Mt. Carmel placed first in the
Junior boys division, St. Patrick's,
from Kinkora, was second, St. Jo-
seph's third and Godcrich St. Mary's
fourth.
St. Ambrose was first in the Jun-
for girls' division, with St. Pat-
rick's second, Mt. Carmel third and
St. Mary's fourth.
St. Joseph's from Kingsbridge -
was first in the Intermediate girls
division, Stratford St. Michael's
was second, Mt. Carmel third and
St. Patrick's from Dublin was
fourth- .
The hosts took first place : in the
Intermediate boys division, with St.
Michael's second, Dublin St. Pat-
rick's third and St. Mary's fourth.
Precious Blood played St. Marys
in the first game and eventually
won 1-0 on a goal scored by Som -
sack Phannavong, in the first half.
Next was St. Patrick's from Du-
blin. After a scoreless first half,
Precious Blood got the only break
it would need when Scan McCann
drew a penalty kick. Sivichay
Sengkhoumany took the -penalty
and scored the only goal of the
game.
This meant Precious Blood and
St: Michael's would meet to decide
the tournament champions, since
both teams were unbeaten going in.
Sengkhoumany scored the first
goal of this game after McCann
drew another penalty kick to make
it 1-0.
In the second half Greg Agnew
scored, after taking a pass from
Chad Gilfillan and that was the way
it stood, with Exeter winning.2-0.
The tournament was originally
scheduled for October 25 but had to
be postponed until last Tuesday be-
cause of wet fields. Although the
fields were wet last Tuesday the
tournament went ahead as scheduled
because it couldn't be put off any
longer. Play was very good even
though the fields were wet.
Pee Wees win twice, tie
J (ETER - The Exeter Pee Wee
Legionaires picked up five of a pos-
sible six -points in hockey action
last week, with a pair of wins and a
tie in three starts.
Last Monday, Exeter bumped Zu-
rich 8-5. Last Wednesday, they tied
Lucan 2-2 and on Sunday Exeter
chopped down Forest 5-4.
Mark Glavin and Derck Beckett
each had hat tricks in the win over
Zurich while Scan McCann picked
up the single goal for Exeter. Jamie
Ramer paced Zurich, with a four -
goal effort and Ken Rau scored the
other.
Ryan Stuart, Glavin and Steve
'Farquhar led Exeter with two assists
each.
EXETER 2 LUCAN 2
Glavin and Beckett did the damage
for Exeter in this contest, with
McCann and Derek Campbell as-
sisting on Glavin's goal and Mark
Brintnell and Brian Gardner assisted
on Beckett's tally.
Joe Hitchcock scored both goals
for Lucan, one was unassisted and
one was set up by Jamie Lightfoot.
EXETER 5 FOREST 4
Jeff Lingard, Brian Gardner, Gla-
vin, Campbell and Stuart hit the
score sheet for Exeter in this con-
test, with Stuart's goal eventually
being the game winner.
Denny Smith's hat trick led For-
CSt.
Novices dump Forest in exhibition
FOREST - The Exeter Novice 2
hockey team jumped out to a 7-1
lead over Forest in an exhibition
game Saturday and were able to
•
hang on a for a 7-4 win.
Ryan Fulton opened the scoring
for Exeter, at 2:17 of the first, from
Panthers
end year
By Michelle Ellison
EXETER - South Huron District
High School's Senior boys volley-
ball team ended thcir regular -season
play on a rather sour note in Clin-
ton, last Thursday.
The Panthers only won one game
15-10 against Clinton. Clinton
took the other two games 15-9 and
15-2. Secing as Clinton was not
even in the top six teams of the
Huron -Perth league, South Huron
was disappointed in the result.
Despite this poor tournament,
South Huron managed to finish
third overall in regular season play
with a 20-13 record. This is the
best league finish the boys have
ever had.
The Humn-Perth final tournament
was held yesterday (Tuesday) at
Stratford Central, who finished first
in league- play. Hcrc South Huron
will compete with the top' six
teams from Huron -Perth.
Waxers
blank
Forest
EXETER - The Exeter Waxers
hockey team gave a good defensive
showing against Forest in Sham-
rock League action on Sunday and
came away with a 3-0 win.
Jeff MacLean opened the scoring
for Exeter with an unassisted goal
in the first period, to make it 1.0
for the home team.
After a scoreless second period,
David Farquhar scored twice in the
third, giving Exctcr a pair of insu-
rance goals. MacLean picked up one
assist on one of Farquhar's pair and
the other was unassisted.
Joey Bierling picked up the Mut-
out in goal for the Waxers.
With the win, the Waxers im-
proves its league record to 3-4-2.
Peter Fragiskatos.
Forest scored three minutes later
to tie the game at one, but just 17
seconds after that, Exeter took the-
lead
helead for good on Scott Kcys' goal,
from Mark Shepley. -
Exeter proceeded to scored the
next five goals to stakc themselves
to the big lead.
. • Scoring for Exeter were; Wayne
Cole unassisted, Fulton from Bob
Hamilton, Brian Parsons from Ja-
son Grenier, Grenier from Mark
Shepley and Kcys from Fragiska-
tos.
Tony Eagleson was the winning
goalie for Exctcr.
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Page 3A
Big V Bullets now 3-2 on season
EXETER - In their first five
games of the season, the Exeter Big
V Bullets picked up three wins,
while dropping a pair.
On. October 15, 13ullets were beat-
en 6-4 by Watford, on October 28
they beat Exeter Mac Cats 7-1, on
October 29 thcy_bugtpJ off Park-
hill 8=3, in Parkhill, on Saturday
Exeter beat Lucan 8-2 and Monday
night they lost a close 5-4 decision.
Greg Agnew had a pair of goals
for Exeter against Watford, while
Shawn Webster and Jamie Rolph
had singles.
Scott Parsons had four goals in
the romp over Mac Cats, while sin-
gles
ingles went to Mike Strong, Rolph
and Trevor Truemer.
Willy Partridge _scored the only
goal for the Mac Cats.
• Agnow had a hat trick in the win
over Parkhill, Parsons had another
pair for Exeter, while Mike Strong
had the single goal, Jason McBride
also hada pair.
Agnew kept up his hot scoring
on Saturday as he got his second
straight hat trick, as well as picking
up a pair of assists, while heating
Lucan at the'South Huron Rcc Ccn=
"ire. Parsons chipped in a pair of
goals and lour assists. Rolph also
had a pair of goals and the single
one -to went Webster. Webster
picked up a pair of assists as did
Mark Foster. 4
,Monday night in Ildcrton, Agnew
kept his hot stick by scoring his
third straight -hat trick, while Scott
Parsons picked up the other:goal liar.
Exeter. Parsons had a pair of as-
sists, -while Rolph and ,Rohbie
Wagner had single, set ups.
Crunchers win once and lose once
EXETER - The Exeter Atom
Crunchers won once and lost once
in Lambton-Middlesex Hockey.
League action last week.
Last Wednesday, Mt. Brydges
squeaked past Exeter 3-2 at the
South Huron Rcc Centre and on
Saturday Exeter bounced back to
beat llderton Flyers 2-1, also at the
SHRC.
Bryce Hann opened the scoring
for Exeter in the first period on Sat-
urday, when he scored from Billy
Kline.
Geoff Hann scored Exeter's other
goal later in the first period, on an
unassisted effort.
`.lderton finally got on the board
with one minute left in the game.
Broncos
beat
Forest
EXETER - The Exeter Broncos
travelled to Forest on Sunday, and
came home with a 3-2 victory.
The Broncos came out flying, but
were unable to score in the first pe-
riod.
Forest opened the scoring in the
second period with two goals 38
seconds apart. Chad Gilfillan
brought the Broncos back to a one
goal difference 27 seconds later.
Adam Hern and Ben Guenther as-
sisted on the goal.
Brent Urlin tied the game late in
the second period. The goal was set
up by Rob Lynn and Andrew Hem.
Late in the third period, Andrew
Hern scored the winning goal while
shorthanded en a hard shot front the
blueline.
The Broncos travel to Stratford on
Saturday, and host St. Marys on
Sunday at 4:30.
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Exeter's offence kept llderton
busy with many shots on goal.
Bryon Ellcrington, Todd Baker and
Trevor Obre put forth fine 'skating
efforts *for Exeter.
Michael Schwindt made many
fine saves while picking up the win
in net for Crunchers.
MT. BRYDGES 3 EXETER
2 `
Geoff Hann scored the only goal
of the first period, unassisted, to
give Ewer a 1-0 lead.
After Mt. Brydgcs tied the game
in the second period, they took the •
Icad in the third with a pair of
goals.
- Hann was -able to get Exeter hack
in the game when he scored his sec-
ond, to make it a 3-2 game; hut •
couldn't get the one to tic :the con-
test.
Jcff Inch, Matthew Herr, Billy
K1inq, all played well for Exeter.
Exeter played well despite' going
against a larger, well -sized team and
didn't help theircause by taking
some needless penalties.
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