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Times-Advocate, 1988-11-23, Page 21Panthers in semi finals contests By Michelle Ellison • EXETER - Last Tuesday, South Huron District high School's Jun- ior and Senior girls basketball teams travelled to Godcrich and Stratford Central respectively to play Huron -Perth semi-final games. As the Scnior girls entered the game they had a 2-0 record against Stratford Central in regular -season play. A victory for. South Huron seemed next to impossible. The 60-32 Toss seems to confirm the prediction, but it definitely docs not reflect thc fight Panthers put forth. At half time Panthers trailed by only one point and playa a tough first half against Central's strong full court.dcfcnsc. A possible vic- tory still seemed to he in sight as. the girls were only down by four points as thcy entered the fourth quarter. In the last quarter of play, a tired South Huron team, allowed Central to take over to win 60-32. Laurie Forrester led the Panthers with 21 points. Heather Rideout, Michelle Ellison and Shari Black each added three apiece. Despite the semi-final loss. the Huron -Perth Conference advances three teams to the Western Ontario (WOSSA) tournament. Thc Scnior girls placed third overall and will play on Friday .at Stratford North- western. South Huron Junior girls wcrc also unsuccessful in their semi- finals game against the Godcrich Vikings on Tuesday. The Panthers wcrc still- in the game at half time as -they wcrc on the short end of a 22-20 court. It wasn't until the last quarter that the Vikings took over and won 41-34. Julia Mcrncr led South Huron with 14 points, followed by Carrie Oke with eight and Tracy Campbell with six. - Novice Waxers split EXETER - The Exeter Novice Waxers split their pair of weekend Shamrock 1lockey League games. • Saturday afternoon, Exctcr was- beaten 7-1 in Strathroy and they bounced hack to heat Parkhill 3-1 Sunday afternoon at the South Hu- ron Rec Centre. Exctcr actually scored first in the game against Strathroy. David Far- quhar kept his scoring streak alive, but Strathroy scored seven unan- swered goals the rest of the way to win the game. One came in the first period, two more in the second and lour Strathroy goals carne in the fi- nal period. EXETER 3 PARKIIII,I, Jeff MacLean opened the scoring for Parkhill early in the first period., from Geoffrey Mayer. Parkhill answered eight minutes into the second period. • Exeter got the winning goal from Farquhar at 7:07 of the third,.from Scott Rascnhcrg and David Mar- shall. Farquhar added his second goal three minutes later, from Law- rence Cole. . Joey Bicrling was the winning glia;:e for Exctcr. The Waxers record now stands at 4-6-2. Hann'shattri-ck helps Crunchers win EXETER - Bryce Hann's second straight hat trick helped Exctcr Atom .:runchers blank Belmont 9-0 in. Lambton Middlesex Hockey League action on Saturday. Exctcr used a well-balanced scor- ing attack in beating Belmont, get- ting three goals in each of the three periods. Geoff Hann opened the scoring, from Bryon Ellcrington. Billy Kline madc it 2-0 from Bryce Hann and Brycc Hann later scored from Na- than Hcrn in the first. In thc second, Kline scored from Jeff Inch and Bryce Hann, Geoff Flair scored -fruni Elko irigtorr and Jeff Mason and Hem scored from Inch. in the th' ', Bryce Hann got his second, fr( 'nch and Cline, ElIer- ington scored from Hann and Mason and Hann completed his hat trick from Inch and Kline. Michael Schwindt picked up his second -straight shutout in net for Exctcr. The defensive corps of Gavin Poole, Todd Baker and Trevor Ohre. stopped all of Belmont's scoring at- tacks. Crllunchers' league record now siaiids ai 6-2. 40. On his knees - A member of the Huron County Junior Farmers broom - ball team takes to his knees to hit the ball during a broomball tournament hosted by the Huron County Junior Farmers at the Hensall Arena on Satur- day. A member of the Perth team is shown waiting for the ball, during the "C" final, which the hosts won 2-1. Midget. Panthers lose in season finale By Michelle Ellison EXETER - Last Wednesday, South Huron District High School's Midget girls basketball team ended their season when thcy travelled to GoJerich to participate in the Hu- ron -Perth Conference final tourna- ment. South Huron began the day with a match against St. Marys. Coach Pat Rowe, felt the team should be able to win this game but unfortu- nately, the girls lost by a disap- pointing 30-25. Stacey Rader played well, leading South Huron with 14 points. Kerry Mandcrs added five and Angela Gould had four. Karen McKay led the girls in rebounds. Ncxt, the girls met St. Michael's and played full out to a 28-26 victo- ry. Mo:.iquc Rosie, a New Zealand native, played an excellent game, '"°Sc"vrn9g-°lFsct�;-J,.Ft . .l�ns.ir Pacers capture first place HURON PARK - The Huron Park Paccrs, womcn's hockey team arc off to a good start this season with a 3-1 record in the Wcstcrn Ontario Women's Hockey League. The Pacers arc continuing their finc form from last season when they captured thc senior "D" Pro- vincial championship in Brampton. Thc Pacers dropped their first dc- cision to thc London Dcvilcttcs 4- 2, then bounced back defeating Port Stanley 12-1 and thc London Roy- als 3-1. Thc Dcvilettes and Pacers met again on Saturday with the lo- cals coming out on the winning cnd, this time 2-1. Leading the way for thc Pacers arc line -mates Linda Mahood and Theresa McGee, each with 10 points followed by Tammy Mathers with six and Yvonne Wells with five points. Other members of this year's Pac- ers arc: Diannc McCuaig, Shcrry Pickering, Lynnc Farquhar, Della Store Location Hwy. 83, just west of Dashwood 237-3561 HAYTER'S TURKEYS Feat u ri nig • Ground Turkey • Drum Sticks • Schnitzel • Sausage • Smoked Turkey • Breast Roast • Cutlets • Burgers • Filets also Frozen Store Hours: Monday - Friday 9-6 Saturday 9 - 5 SPECIAL THIS WEEK WINGS 69 C le (while quantities !awl Turkeys available i Bacrylc, Loretta Ayotte, Mary McKillop, Dch Pearce and Bonnie Caldwell. Coaching and manage- ment duties are handled by Tcrry Caldwell, Marj Green and Elaine Gould. Hone games arc Saturday nights at 8:30 at the Stephen Township Arena in Huron Park. The Pacers host Port Stanley in their next home game on December 10th. Come out and support woincn's hockey!! Jr. Panthers eliminated By Michelle 'Ellison EXETER - South Huron District High School's Junior girls basket- ball ended their 1988 season on Fri- day in a challenge against Stratlord Central. The girls placed fourth overall in the Huron -Perth Confer- ence which allowed thorn to chal- lenge the third place team to decide who would attend the Western On- tario (WOSSA) tournament. South Huron travelled to Central on Fri- day for this game but wcrc unsuc- cessful in their attempt to advance to WOSSA losing 37-31. Thc Panthers played all out and led 21-19 at halftime. Unfortunate- ly, Central took over in the last half to claim the 37-31 victory. Jen Taylor played well leading South Huron with 11 points. Julia Mcrncr followed with 10 points and • Carrie Okc added six. Improved dental benefits and a rate guarantee for your employee dental group. How? Ask Joe Sgotto. • BLUE CROSS 371 1)ut7crin \ e'nuc. London. Ontario NOI1 17.515I9I439-0I.1() scored -a total of six points and Rowe feels it is unfortunate that Rosie is returning to New Zealand in December. Angela Gould lcd thc Panther with tight points, Stacey Rader had! six and Karen McKay added four. This advanced Panthers to the consolation final game, where they met Stratford Central. Unfortunate-, ly South Huron had just finished. .playing back-to-back games and didn't prove to be much competition for Central, losing 43-25. Rader, who played a superb sea- son for the Panthers, led South Hu- ron with eight points. Angela Gould, Carie Sue Kyle, Monique Rosie and Chris Schadc each added four. _ Times -Advocate, November 23; 1988 Page 5A Panthers open season By Michelle Ellison WOODSTOCK - On Saturday, South Huron District High Schools senior boys basketball team opened their season in the College Avenue Tournament in Woodstock. The Panthers met a tough Wood- stock Huron Park team. The boys put forth a great effort but came up short, losing 65-62. • Rob Pearcn played very well lead- ing South Huron with 25 points. Scott Hem followed with nine and Jim Dickens and Tim McAllister each added eight. The Panthers also met Parkhill. Once again the team worked hard and wcrc only trailing by six points at halftime. Unfortunately, South Eluron couldn't catch Parkhill and lost 53- 45. Once again, Pearen led the Pan- thers with 30 points. Tim McAl- lister and Scott Regier had four points and Scott Hem added three. Today (Wednesday) all three of South Huron's boys basketball teams play Strathroy at South Hu- ron in an exhibition gamer This weekend South Huron is holding its annual Senior boys in- vitational basketball tournament. South Huron is only one of eight teams participating in the tourna- ment. Sarnia St. Clair, Strathroy, East Elgin, John Paul 11, Central Huron, Scaforth and Regina Mundi arc also participating in the tourna- ment. Games will run from 3:30 to 8:00 on Friday and begin at 9:00 on Saturday morning. The final game of the tournament will be played at 4:30 on Saturday. • Stephen Township Novices beaten 5-3 by Brussels HURON PARK - Stephen Town- ship Novice traveling hockey team was beaten 5-3 by Brussels at the Stephen Township Arena on Satur- day. It was a tight contest until Brus- sels broke it open late in the final period. Jamie Smith picked up a pair of goals for Brussels, while Randy Be- vermann, Trevor Machan and Grant Jarvis picked up singles. Derck Swictzcr, Jeff Glavin and Bill Hodge all scored goals for the home team. 11%ALLCOVERINGS LTD. 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