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Times Advocate, 1989-05-03, Page 19Mohawk TORONTO - Herb Morell, statis- tician for the Central Senior B Hockey League, has released finals statistics for 'the 1988-89 season and shows Exeter Mohawks leading in several categories. The Mohawks tied for first place overall with the Durham Huskies. Each had 37 points, with identical records of 17-5-3, and each team had one game cancelled. Panthers win, tie By Michelle Ellison EXETER -, South Huron District High Schools Girl's Soccer team played two league games last week. The Panthers claimed a 1-0 victory over Seaforth and played to a 1-1 draw against Listowel. Last Tuesday, the Panthers hosted Listowel Lords for a league game. The local girls dominated the play- ing the game and opened scoring in the first half. Soon after, however, Listowel answered on a penalty shot tying the game at 1-1 going into the sec- ond half of play. A scoreless sec- ond half ended the game in a 1-1 draw. South Huron's lone goal scorer was Michelle Ellison. On Thursday, the Panthers trav- elled to Seaforth for their second league game of the week. The Panthers again controlled most play in the game. South Huron's only goal was scored by Leanne Dietrich in the first half of the game. Some good goal keeping by Laurie Forrester and steady team play in the second half kept the Panthers in the lead. The girls travelled to Stratford Northwestern on Tuesday and will meet Stratford Central on Thursday. Jr. Panthers win H -P By Michelle Ellison EXETER.- On Thursday, South Huron District High School's Jun- ior Badminton team claimed the Huron -Perth Conference team title by a slight three-point margin over Listowel. The Panthers also took two individual titles and a third place title. Becky Morgan and Carrie Oke be- came the Huron -Perth Girls' Dou- bles Champions, while Andrea Francis and Ian Verbeck trok the Mixed Doubles title. Tiffany Tryon, a first year player, took a surprising third place finish in Girls' Singles and will attend the western Ontario (W.O.S.S.A.) tour- nament along with her four team mates. Chris Gardner, who has had an extremely successful season in Boys' Singles division, came away with a rather disappointing fourth place finish as did Mark D'Anna and Shawn Willert in Boys' Doubles. However, these results also contrib- uted greatly to the team's overall points to give the Panthers the Seam title. • The five athletes will 'participate in WOSSA next Saturday at Lon- don Sanders Secondary School. Panthers In WOSSA Times -Advocate, May 3, 1989 Page 19 leading in several. categories of Central Sr. B stats The Mohawks had the second-best Chiefs. Parker played 23 games, 17 assists, good tor 31 points. reCord at home during the regular scored 35 goals, 41 assists for 76 The Mohawks finished in fifth season behind Durham. The points. Well behind in second was spot in team penalty minutes. The Huskies had a home record of 10-1- Wilker with 18 goals, 34 assists for Mohawks averaged 32.1 minutes in 1. while the Mohawks home record 52 points and not far back was Ran- penalties per game during the sea - was 9-2-0. _ derson with 23 goals, 28 assists and son. The least penalize$ team in the The Mohawks did have a better 51 points. Wilker played in all 25 was the Grand Valley Harvesters, road record than Durham however. Mohawk games, while Randerson who averaged 23.4 minutes per The Mohawks were 8-3-2 away played in only 20. game and the most penalized team from the South Huron Rec Centre, Other Mohawks cracking the top was the Elora Rocks, who averaged 20 in scoring were; Joe Scherer in 42.3 minutes in penalties per while Durham had a" 7-4-2 road record 10th spot with 27 goals, 13 assists Quincy Wilker and Dave Rander- for 40 points, Paul Barton finished son finished second and third respec- in 14th spot with 13 goals, 24 as- tively in the individual scoring race, lists and 37 points and Bill Glover behind Bob Parker of the Creemore was in 17 position with 14 goals, game. Scherer finished second in the goal department during the season, behind Parker. Parker scored 35 times and Scherer picked up 27 tal- lies. Randerson's 20 goals ranked him fourth in the league. Barton ranked second in the league in power -play goals. Terry Hoelscher of the Elora Rocks scored eight power -play goals, while Bar- ton's seven tied him for second with Tim Fritz, of the Harriston Blues. Of Randerson's 20 tallies, five won games for the Mohawks,which ranked him first in the league in that department. Scherer scored more than one goal in a game seven times last season, which tied him with Fritz, for third overall behind Parker's nine and Ke- vin Hopkins, of Durham, who had eight. Scherer ranked first in three -goal games with six, followed by Parker with five and Randerson with four. Scherer and Al Gates tied with three other Durham players for most insurance goal in the league with six. Glover was tied for second with the league in short-handed goal with three, behind Parker, who had four. Wilker ranked second in the as- sists department with 34, behind Parker's 41 and Randerson's 28 tied him for fifth place with Gilles Ouellette of Creemore. Mohawks goaltending duo of Rock Pikul and Bill Dark ranked third and fourth in the league in goaltender wins with nine and eight respectively. Pikul finished in fifth place in goals against average with a re- spectable average of 4.17 in 13 games. Elora's goaltending tandem of Gary Trimble and Dave Weiss finished first and second overall, with a GAA of 3.13 and 3.52 re- spectively. parts champs - The Hummingbirds won the league and playoff championships in the Exeter Legion Ladies Dart League this season. Left to right, Anne Armstrong, Anita Hunter, Marg Wragg, Terry Hey- wood. eywood. They were given awards at the awards banquet at the 3A`Restaurant in Exeter. SARNIA - On Saturday, South Huron District High School's Sen- ior Badminton team competed in the Western Ontario (W.O.S.S.A.) Tournament in Sarnia.. The Pan- ' titers took two fifth -place finishes. The Senior Girls Doubles team of Christine Rose and Michelle Cacrs lost their first match to Sar- nia St. Clair to put them in the ' consolation round of the tourna- ment. Here, the Panthers defeated Sarnia Collegiate Institute, Glencoe and East Elgin to advancp. to the quarter finals of the consolation round against St. Clair. The girls lost two closematches to end their day. The Mixed Doubles team of Kim Crawford. and Chris Campbell lost in the quarter finals in the main round of the tournament. In the consolation round, the Panthers were defeated.by London Westminster inree game match: Barb Ned played Girls' Singles ,..,f t,E b"„aa - ...4410.r11-►ia ..z:rct[rt.,:. petitive Sarnia St. Pat's but came back to win against Sarnia S,t. Clair. She finished the -day with a Toss to Woodstock Collegiate Institute. The team ended a successful sea- son here and coach, Heather Henke was pleased with her team's com- mitment all season. LOST Sunday in Mooresville Area Large tame tan coloured sheep dog. Answers to Grisly Dog tag No. 374 Phone 227-4192 or 228-6334 Reward Wins Hodgins Memorial - At Friday's banquet of the Lucan men's bowling league, Len Smith presented the Roy Hodgins Me- morial trophy for the most improved bowler to Roger Horuk. At the right is Bob Smith with a winning percentage of .746.