Times-Advocate, 1988-11-23, Page 18Page 2A Times -Advocate, November 23, 1988
Basketball camp for kids at SHDHS
By Michelle Ellison
EXETER - E eery Wednesday.
night, South Huron District High
School scouts for future talent at
their grade -school basketball clinic.
Terry O'Rourke, a basketball coach
at South Huron, established the ten -
week clinic, five years ago mainly
for fun, but. also to make upcoming
students aware of the..basketball pro-
gram at South Huron and to give
them an introduction to high school
basketball. • .
Almost 100 grade school students
from surrounding school & partici-
pate in the clinic. This is the sec-
ond largest turnout the clinic has
seen.
- Twenty -senior boys and girls bas-
. kethall players act as coaches.
O'Rourke feels this is beneficial to
both the. high school and grad!
school students.
The elementary students seem to
relate very well with the senior stu-
dents and.can. recognize the skills
they have. developed while playing
basketball at South Huron. As,
coaches, the students develop leader-
ship skills and gain responsibility.
Dody Sweitzer, a grade 8 student at -1
Stephen Central School, feels, "the
coaches arc awesome and really
friendly". •
The 90 -minutes clinic combines a
30 -minute instruction -session,
which involves explanation of posi-
tions and plays, with an hour of ac-
tual court Umc.
Obviously, with the large turn-
out, the kids are enjoying them-
selves. O'Rourke says -Chis is- the
main objective and if any extremely
talented basketball players conic out
of it, that's a bonus. .
Melanie Phillips. a oracle 7 stu-
Bullets earn.
EXETER - "Ric Exeter Big V Bul-
lets earned thrce.points'in a pair Of
weekends contests. •
Friday night in Forest, Bullets
played Forest to a 5-5 draw, and on .
Saturday, Bullets shot past the Ilder-
ton Wines c1-.1 at the South Huron
Rcc Centre. -
• .
Friday night Exeter led 1-0 after
the first. but Forest rebounded to
take a 4-3 after Use second. but Ex-
eter came up with a pair of marker
in the third, while Forest scored
once toeam the draw.
Jason McBride had a four -point
game to lead Exeter, (two goals and
two assists). Mark Foster and Scott
Parsons both had three point games,.
both had one goal and two assists,
•while.Greg Agnew had the other
three points
goal for Exeter and Jamie Rolph had
the other assist.
EXETER 9 iLDERTON 1
Ilderton tied the game at 1-1 with
just eight seconds left in the first
period, but that was as close as they
could conte since Parsons gave Ex-
ctcr the lead back with one second
Iclt in the first and ncvcr looked
hack.
Parsons ended up with five goals
on the day to lead Exeter, McBride
netted a pair and Trevor Truemner
and Shawn Webster each scored
once.
Truemner had five assists that
game, Agnew and Foster each had
three, Webster chipped in a pair and
Parsons added one.
•
dent at Exeter Public School says
she attends the clinic because. "1
like the people and I (earn how to
Play basketball." Stacey Thurman,
a grade 8 student also from Exeter
Public School agrees as she claims,
"1 come to learn things and have
fun." '
With the small participation fee,
each student receives his own T-
shirt. Most valuable player awards.
also provide incentins,.for the.
players. A special "spirit" award is
presented to the boy and girl who
may not excel in technical skill but
show the most enthusiasm and
sportsmanship.
This clinic is definitely a success.
The students receive an early intro-
duction to high gchool basketball in
a fun way. Hopefully their experi-
ence will encourage them to play
Panther basketball.
Dart league
Ttie Friday Night Dart
Lcaguc played on November
18, 1988. Scores are as fol-
lows:
Shiphuntcrs •1 Itchy Niters 4
Odd Ones 2 Connectors 3
Lost Flights•5. Stnurfs 0
Southendcrs 1 H's 4
I1 P.'s 2 McGrundys 3
CanZietts 3 Larry Fixits 2
Outlaws 5 Scotties 0
Oii Friday, November 25,
1988, 9:00 p.m., the follow-
ing teams play together:.
Scotties. vs. Smurfs•
Itchy Niters vs..Larrys Fixits
Outlaws vs. Canscotts
Soutlicndcrs vs. McGrundys
Lost Flights vs. Odd Ones
Shiphuntcrs vs. Connectors
- I1.P.'s vs. i I's,
Petite Ringettes tie Forest 3-3
FOREST The Exeter Petite
Ringette team locked horns with a.
strong Forest team and tied 3-3,
Saturday in Forest.
It was a see -saw battle throughout
the entire game.
Exeter's Danielle Miners started
the scoring after two minutes of
play. Two.minutes after, the score
was tied by Amy Hill of Forest.
Judi Wilson of Exctcr was deter-
mined to keep her team on top, two
minutes passed" before the ring
crossed the Forest goal line. Hill
connected again for Forest to keep
the score ticd.
• Exeter bounded back with only
-1:55 Icft in the first half on a shot
from Lccann Foster.
"Ric 3-2 score held for most of the
second half, but with 33 seconds
left Bonny Gordon of Forest
slammed one hone to end the game
in a three all tie.
Exeter's goalt�ndcr Jana Webster
played a strong game stopping nu-.
mcrous shots, offense and defense
both played a great end to end
game.
The Pctitcs play Saturday in Ilen-
sall at 4:30 against St. Marys. On
Sunday Exeter travels to Godcrich.
roncos lose twice
Thc Broncos lost both ends of a
home -and -home series with Ilderton
on the weekend.
On Saturday, the Broncos trav-
elled to Ilderton, but came up short
:tn a 6-3 score. Ilderton scored the
first goal of the game, but Andrew
Horn evened the score on a pass
from Marty DeBruyn.
Chris MacDonald put the Bron -
:os ahead with a solo dash ten sec-
mnds into the second period. The
3roncos couldn't hold the lead as II
Ierton -scored three more goals in
he second period.
DcBruyn rounded out the scoring
on another solo dash in the third pc -
•nod. .
On Sunday, the Broncos hosted
Ilderton and also came up short this
time 2-1.
Ildcrton took the lead in the first
period, on a had bounce off an Exet-
er player, and scored another goal in
the second period. Exeter ,Hissed
several scoring opportunities, until
.Brent Urlin put one in on a pass
from Chris MacDonald.
Thc Broncos play in Parkhill on
Friday night and host Strathroy on
Sunday. -
Lucan Lane bowling scores
LUCAN - Monday Ladies - Au-
drey Watt 273-752, Lynne Farquhar
255-725, Joan Finkbciner 289-693,
May Murphy 307-666, Sandra
Disher 259-649, Beulah Storcy
256-647, Dcb Pearce 232-646, Marj
Green 229-633, Cathy Adamson
226-632, Shirley Noyes 243-621,
Pat MacDonald 217-615, Lynn
Smith 253-610, Mary Scott 216-
601. Pat Davis 253, Kit Hearn
252.
Tuesday Y.B.C. -• Scott Smith
217, Jason Campbell 162, Michael
Yco 162, Tammy Graham 159,
Lynn Cowdrey 157, David Wilcox
153, Sarah Culbert 152, Fraser Gatt
151.
Colleen's - May Murphy 284-
695, Elaine McNair 243-657, Lori
Hodgins 217-608, Judy Jaques 216-
602, Deb Bcndcr 255-602, Dianne
IM
Town and Country scores
ZURICH - Sunday Melnick
Res. - Martin Tyers - 469, Tom
Brodie - 447, Kaz Bczcc - 434,
Barb - 426, Gladys Lavinsky -
425, HS - Kaz Bezec - 215, HS -
Tom Brod ic - 182.
Monday Grand Cove: Jack
Worton - 539 233, Glory Bright
491 180, Vcc Wilde - 575 221,
Evelyn Gowing - 601 226, Ell-
wyn Gowing 533 216.
Monday Ladies: Odds & Ends
- Tudy Rooscboom - 563, Pack-
ers - Hazel McEwcn - 636, Near
Mrs. - Dcb Plumb - 587, Basket
Cases - Marlene Bedard - 562,
Start ites - Marianne Bcndcr -656,
Red Devils - Sandra Dickcrt
666, Pin Poppers - Bonnie Thursday Mixed Lcaguc:
Schenk - 584,_Strikes.-&444o.--•-- • +M & Loroy--Me1oehe---58-9:-
Party Pak - Dch Preszcator -513,
A-Tcam - Gary, Huston - 611,
Gutter Busters - Elaine Groot -
477, Odd Couple - 011ie Edwards
- 750, Dirty 1/2 Dozen - Jeff
Dawe-- 557.
Saturday Mcns intcrtown: Zu-
rich 28 - Wingham 20; Ron
Dann - 4172, Ron Dann - 283
276, 011ie Edwards - 238 1026,
Luke Mommcrstccg - 1023,
Mawson - 108. Charlie Bright - 237.
Tuesday Mens:- :Family Affair Saturday Y.B.C.: Jim Dc-
- 011ie Edwards 681-244, Tcatot- nommc 113, Becky Kirk 116,
talers - Harold Gingerich 617- Hcath.Palen - 119, Steven For -
230, 14Ahrollers - N. Kcldcrs rest - 60, Jeff Rcid - 115, Ryan
631-250, Rockets - Jack. Fuller Morrison - 116, `Greg Quick -
703-271, Klondykc -Lukc Mom- 113, Jonathan Hardy 113,
mcrstecg - 672-254, General Scott Rcid - 137, Joey Don -
Coach - Vic Gallagher Jr. - 673- nome - 84, Brad Brown - 120,
250, Newcomers - Doug Smith Nathan Zimmerman - 97,
Sr. - 750-283, Dashwood Too - Dwayne McNah - 232, Kelly
Terry Swcigcr - 6040237, Pin Lansbergen - 140, Carolyn Up -
Rockers -.Pete Smcckens - 564- shall - 183, Shari Palen - 180,
238, Signs & Shirts - Ron Dann Jeremy Rcid 205, Jason Schilhc
• 609-243, H.S.-Ron Dann - - 260, Matthew Tinncy - 140.
330, N.T. - Ron Dann - 834, Davie Kirk - 249, Doug Willcrt
H.A-Ron Dann - 235. - 190.
Wednesday Day Ladies League:
Gcrt Beaver - 442 176, Lois
Snell 438 160, Ann Cann 515
228, Peggy Ferguson 515 202,
Grace Drummond 520 219, Berle
Elgic 475 179. •
Thursday Grand Covc: Al
Hargreaves - 451, Sally Foster -
521 201, Ted Day. - 516 230.
Tom Frankish - 505 181, Frank
Alen - 442 159, Bob Simpson -
497 207, H.S.- Jill- Benton -
207, H. -Bob Simpson - 207.
Thursday Golden Agcrs: Nora
Heard - 350 181, Marie Gclinas
287 164, Clara Scott - 339 179,
• Gertie Flcischauer - 294 143,
H.S. - Nora Heard - 181, H.S. -
Clara Scott - 179. • •
Gail Rcid - 561, Happy Gang -
Sherrie Stade - 654, Jolly Six -
Vesta Miller - 540, Town &
Country - Vcrlyn Hoston - 575,
H.S. - June Fisher - 305, H.T. -
Sandra Dickcrt - 748, H.A. -
226.
Tuesday C.A.P.: Maxine Elli-
ott - 86, Jeff Dckort - 135, Alei-
da Katz - 111. H.C. - Donna
Jones - 160, H.C. • Wendy
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Faubcar 256-601, Deb McNair 234,
Terry Mawdsley 231.
Medway - Cal Carmichael 330-
718, Mary Pattison 208, Jim Has -
tins 204, Ilene Moir 202, Alex
Bosley 201, Tom Barr 200.
Senior Citizens - No bowling be-
cause of hydro being out.
Wednesday Y.B.C. - Marcus Ap-
pclman 160, Nathan Rollings 155,
Wendy Jansen 143, Lisa Reeves
131, Norma Culbert 126, Tracy
Reeves 123, Shallon McFarland
118, Erica Wilcox 117,
C.A.W. Local 1620 - Jim Smith
309-740, Gary Dunlop 259-725,
Wayne Wilson 245-663, Garry
Wurm 247-622, Cheryl Smith 285--
612, Pat O'Connor 227-600, Pat
Jones 260, Dave Hunt 255, Keith
Evans 239..
Mixed - Bob Pipe
253-688, Bil Bos 216-632, Larry
MacGregor 231, Bill Cornclissen
249-620, Jean Bock 209, Mike
Holden 202, Ray Hall 191.
Thursday Men - Larry. Gibson
316-768, Jim Smith 328-729, Rog-
er Horuk 260-728, Jim Burt 265-
728, Kevin Lightfoot 310-728, Jeff
Park 270-720, Earl Allison 276-
718, George Lee 281-668, Brad
Taylor.270-669,-Brian Noyes 282-•
659, Bill- Mathers 261-656, Carl
Brewer 265-654, Paul Smith 250-
649, Ron Dickey 244-646, Sand
Hyde 280-600, Jack Currie 270.
Friday Mixcd - Bob Smith 276-
726, • Paul Smith 282-724, Pete
Smith 298-689, Waync Smith 235-
'689, Jim Smith 267-658, Ray
McRobert 219-618, Al Robicheau
272-610, Chris Smith 216-606,
Winnic Robichcau '240, Ron Car-
roll 238.
inter -Town - Ladies - Lucan 19
pts., Zurich #2 11 pts. Dcb Pearce
251-691, Audrey Watt 249-664.
inter -Town - Men - Lucan 12 pts.
Mike's 36, Andy McIntyre 324-•
1131, Jeff VanHaarlem 283=1068.
Sunday Y.B.C. - Chris Smith
221-631, Sandy Hyde 235-612,
Stephanie Sandison 221, Peter Gib-
son 188, Lori Hodgins 184, Wendy
Cwalchmai 178.
Sunday Mixcd - Fred Wells 245,
325, 232-802, Cheryl Smith 276-
666,. Jim Smith 288-654, Glena
Tripp 277-652, Eugene Webber
244-643, Bill Smith 225-634, Rick
McKinnon 219-620, Linda Webber
226-609, Rob Riley 246-600, Gar-
ry Gibson 252.
Basketball camp - Every Tuesday and Thursday nights grade school students in Exeter take part in a basket-
ball camp run by South Huron District Secondary School Panther players. One of the groups isshown here. Front
row, (left to right), Dennis Welch, Andy Lansbergen, Jay Schultz, Andy Glavin. Chris Glavin, Danny Rader, Tim
Parker. Back row, (l -r), Jeremy Horn, Andrew Palmer, Jason Wein, Kevin Gage, Jay Hippern, Kevin Bender, Keith
Crawford.
Panthers keep winning hockey games
-PARKHILL - The Parkhill Pan-
thers Atom hockey team has won
all their Shamrock League games
and tied one last week. They now
have a strong hold on the top spot
in the north district.
In their last two matches, the
Panthers downed -St. Marys 3-2 and
Forest 8-0. Veteran coach Mike
Chalmers is pleased with the way
his team is playing and passing the
puck around. Gary Sheppard and Les
Howarth are also helping with the
Panthers.
In the Woodstock major atom
"AA" tournament Parkhill lost out
in the semi-finals in overtime, after
defeating Hamilton in their first
game. Last weekend, November 12,
in the Owen Sound major atom
. tourney, the Panthers defeated Bur-
lington, Oshawa, and Owen Sound
atoms. This put the team into the
finals against a tough Woodbridge -
team, which they lost. Each mem-
ber of the Panthers received trophies
as finalists.
In Moorctown on Sunday, the
Panthers kept up the winning streak
by claiming the championship
game. Thcy defeated Tilbury with a
7-2 score, downed St. George 13-0,
then upset Oakridgc with a 3-1 win.
In the final against Petrolia, the
Panthers scored eight goals for the
championship trophy.
Team members include; goalie
Shane Maguire, defenccmen Tyler
Desjardinc, Ryan Walker, Shawn dine, Jamie Chalmers,. Tyler Hat -
Howarth, Ryan Taylor, forwards field, Ryan Sheppard and Aaron
Michael Stanlakc. Simon Desiar- Brooks•
win -twi cHawks-ce
Continued from page lA
Hawks 7-4 win in Brussels are not
available because the game sheet
was not made available by_press
time.•
Hawks will try to keep on the
winning track tonight, Wednesday,
when the travel south to play the
Lucan Irish at the Lucan Arena at
8:30 p.m. Next home game for
Hawks is Sunday when Mitchell
Hawks will be at the SI -IRC for •a
-7:30 p.m. contest.
Hawks arc in fifth place in the
North Division of the Western Jun-
ior D Hockey Lcaguc with a record -
of 5-4-1 for 11 points, one point
behind Tavistock.
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