Times-Advocate, 1988-05-04, Page 40Page 4A
Times -Advocate, May 11, 1988
Panthers win East Elgin
By Sheila Dougall
EXETER - The SHDHS girls
soccer team captured the champion-
ship title of the East Elgin Tourna-
ment in Aylmer Saturday, April
30.
In the first pme they defeated
Saunders, 2-0 in a shootout. In the
second game they defeated East El-
gin 2-0.
Panthers lost to Woodstock Col-
legiate .3-2 in a shootout in the
third game but still advanced to the
championship final as the winner of
their pool.
In the final, they met a very good
Central Elgin team and played them
to a dra'.v after overtime. The game
then went into a shootout and after
Cindy Moore and Bryden Gryseels
had scored to tie it at 2 all, Julie
Meurer scored on the final shot of
the shootout, for a 3-2 victory and
the championship.
The team playbd extremely well
all day and Tina Campbell had a tre-
mendous day in goal recording four
shutouts and only being scored
upon in the shootouts.
On the day, Bryden Gryseels,
Cindy Moore and Julie Merner had
two goals each and Tracy Ratz, Car-
olyn Hoonard and Beccy Farquhar
scored singles. -
On Wednesday, the Senior Soccer
Panthers defeated Seaforth 2-1.
Goals by Henry QeBruyn and
Khampange Chansamone gave the
team the win, but anals that should
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have been by Sivilay Sengkhoun-
many, Chris Haugh, Angelo V ilos
and Derrick Martin would have
tourney
made the score more indicative of
the grip the Panthers had on the
game.
Track and Field
The best results for the track meet
in Tillsonburg were Scott Regier,
fourth in 400 Hurdles, Sandra Re-
louw, second in Long Jump, Brett
Rideout, sub five minutes in the
1500 metres, and Marcie Ellison,
second in the heat of 80 hurdles.
Two school records were also set.
The first, by Scott Russell with a
time of 22.6 in the 200 metres and
the second by Chris Chapman with
aummp of 11.54 in the Triple
P.
RIGHT DIRECTION -- Jeanette Kaak uses her head to send the ball to-
ward Mitchell's end of the field. SHDHS Senior Girls soccer team lost 1-0 to
Mitchell. Later they tied Clinton 0-0.
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HOT -PURSUIT -- Bounmy Phannavong (left) of South Huron pursues a reacts in the back ground. South Huron lost the game 1-0. Senior Panthers
Mitchell player as she works her way into scoring range. Bryden Gryseels later fought with Clinton to•a scoreless tie.
SHDHS to host baseball
baseball is bigger than high school
football."
Panthers, coached by Pete Hecn-
ey, will kick off .the tournament
with an opening game against Arva
at 8:30 a.m. Saturday morning. The
final game is slated for 2:30 p.m.
Sunday.
EXETER - For the first time in
the history of South Huron District
High School, Panthers will host a
inter -collegiate baseball tourna-
ment.
The tourney will be held this
weekend (May 14-15) at the South
•.l-luron Rec Centre. Five teams are
confirmed for the competition, but
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Arva, Kincardine District Colle-
giate, Strathroy District Collegiate
and Walkerton will be competing
along with Exeter in round robin
play.
"It's the first of its kind around
here, " Grcgus said of the tourney,
adding that high school baseball is
popular in other centres.
"Baseball is a big item in Toron-
to, the Golden Horseshoe, Kingston
and Windsor. They play about a 14
gaine schedule down there," Grcgus
explained.
"In fact, in Toronto, high school
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