Times Advocate, 1999-10-13, Page 20•
•
•
20
1r • §
Exeter Times-+AdvdCi
Sports
t .t
r .41+ A."-
-
Wednesday, October 13, 1999
Keeping that stick grounded. South Huron District High School field hockey
player Ann Marie Parsons, right, guards the ball from a St. Marys opponent during
last week's game in Exeter.The Panthers blanked both St. Marys and Listowel 2-0.
(photo/Craig Bradford)
Panther field hockey still undefeated
EXETER — South Huron District High
School's field hockey team continued its
winning ways with a pair of 2-0 wins
over St. Marys and Listowel on Oct. 7:
In the first game versus St. Marys, the
Panthers dominated play but once again
couldn't capitalize on many of their
chances.
Heidi Muller scored the first goal, her
first in Huron -Perth action, and Sarah
Workman scored the insurance marker.
Kelli Fulton earned the shutout in net
for the Panthers and Lindsey Jean also
played a strong game.
In the Listowel game, Workman scored
her second goal of the day with Tracy
Wilson notching the second goal.
South Huron coach Jim. Workman said
his girls put in a strong team perfor-
mance with the rookies showing good
promise.
South Huron finishes the regular sea-
son in first place in Huron -Perth with
five wins, one tie, no losses and 16
points. Goderich finished right on South
Huron's heels with four wins, two ties,
no losses and 14 points. The Panthers
and Goderich tied 1-1 in their only meet-
ing earlier in the season.
Coach Workman said Goderich is
South Huron's main competition going
into the playoffs, adding they will be
hard to beat since the Vikings have been
scoring a lot of goals (7-0 win over St.
Anne's last week, 9-1 over Stratford
Central on Oct. 5). Workman hopes
strong defence and the top notch play of
Fulton will keep Goderich forwards at
bay if they meet in the Huron -Perth final
on Oct. 19.
Before the final, both Goderich and
South Huron will have to beat their
semi-final foes tomorrow (Oct. 14).
South Huron will either play St. Marys
(two wins, four losses and six points,
currently in fourth place) or St. Anne's •
(one win, two ties, two losses and five
points, fifth place with their last game
versus last place Stratford Central sett
for yesterday after press) at Exete'r
Community Park at 2 p.m. and Goderich
will take on Mitchell (four wins, two
losses and 12 points, third place).
Listowel finished in fifth place and out
of the playoffs along with Stratford
Central.
The Huron -Perth winner will move on
to the WOSSA championship tourna-
ment at Middlesex on Oct. 22-23 with
OFFSA set for Nov. 4-6.
pa
A
C?:{tial <:4•X• • {?:e.0
..................... ......:.F.FF:�:rr�}.:%:..:...:r`.'r'.:::::rr.x%:•r..:.2•r::5?$?:+�:�!f?a
•
F
•
sv.
x•;
Senior Tyke Golden Hawks
Oct. 8 - Exeter 3 at Merton 3
Goals: Steve Morgan (2), Hayden Cann
Assists: Tyler Bryson, Carly
Winters. Jake Hern, Scott Gregus,
Avalon Kerslake, Matt Bilcke
Goaltender: Steve Gregus
Next game: IIderton at Exeter, 9:45•
A.M.
Panther girls whip Seaforth
SEAFORTH -- Both the
travelling South Huron
District High School
senior and junior girls
pounded Seaforth during
last week's basketball
action.
The seniors defeated
Seaforth 51-38 with a
good overall team effort.
Jessica Davies, Marilou
Hern and Jamie Reaburn
led the offence with 10
points each•while Kerri
Fulton had eight points
and Melissa Prout six
points.
Coach Terry O'Rourke
added that Sherry Leveck
and Gina Fragiskatos aLLo
played well.
The junior Panthers put
together a great game at
both ends of the court and
punished Seaforth 66-11.
Amanda Wuerth led the
way with 14 points with
Jill Jones scoring 12
points, Nikki Cyr nine and
Alicia Bugyra eight.
Both the seniors and
juniors have 3-1 records.
The Panthers next head
to Goderich today (Oct.
13) and travel to
Wingham F.E. Madill on
Oct. 18.
•
Nj
LONDON — A sea- pattern the Cents
son C i started with
< h prornise came
•
Y<.:. .. , halt
the
QIS
•
•
rned to have fol.
ed every o",
xeters al k
aottict;conv
is 4
:rY
•
si
Division atter MON
the Second Divi
last season.
Cents coach John`
Rosenberg sold the
Borne work
*V ho :;:to
tor the Fir,
n title net
•
`rh
frF:: is -v::•
tisd
.tq.}:v �w •T.-w•i'rr 9`i %t,.T}?-;�.."^,.�::ti- "f: ::••/f.::tiw].�r-.�+iy.y.
`• ( ,,r�� :r:::: :J' ::;.; .::' :^ ;'': ',Fir: %? :} G:}.{:.;:; y?'•F:
; <.i»ar:'gF::.::.. •: �w : r:: }: �•:5!kt•�:{;G`::••.•. f:�;�� #:::ri: ih4%t�r:%�r:`:%<'?:�' •f .:5' r•Ya�:•.';�::•/.rl::�F:!�.cf!ff/
Sr.A Sherwoods off to great '99 start
HENSALL — The
Hensall Sr. A Sherwoods
hockey team hit the ice
flying at their home open-
er Oct. 9 with a 5-1 win
over Monkton.
Newcomer Dave Evans
(former St. Marys and
Peterborought Jr. B)
scored Hensall's first goal
at 8:00 of .the first period
from Dave Landers and
Chris McDonald.
With 1:10 left in the
period, Chris Kennedy
made it V0 for the
Sherwoods with assists
going to Jeff Glavin and
Sean McCann.
Landers notched a goal
for himself with 3:52
remaining in the second
period to put Hensall up
3-0. Assists_Tere award -
Turning it 'round. Hensall Sr.A Sherwoods
hockey player Chris Kennedy heads up the ice
during Saturday night's game versus Monkton at
Hensall Arena. Hensall
won their home opener
5- I . (photo/Kim Pearce)ii
Xcountry on track for HP
KITCHENER — The their races while Tim
South Huron District High Hundey,Brenda Elford,
School cross country team Dan Spence and Jamie
ran in fine form at the Reaburn shattered their
recent Chicopee meet. personal bests.
Coach Joe Fulop said a The Panther runners
minimum of 160 to a will compete at a meet
maximum of 300 runners near Aylmer on Oct. 14,
ran in each race over the the last meet before the
rugged terrain. Huron -Perth champi-
South Huron runners onships.
Heather Morgan, Erin "Everything is pointing
Robilliard, Dan Snell and to a good set of team
Skylar VanKruistan all results this sesLon," Fulop
finished in the top third of said.
i
•
ZMAA
(Zurich Minor Hockey)
\ Door Person. needed
For all hockey games, approx. 8 hrs. per week
Cali Pat Bedard
236-4720
WANTED HOCKEY
PLAYERS
for this season. Sat.'s 7:30-
8:30 p.m. at Huron Park.
$10 per outing. Full dress,
Tight body, slap shot, no ref.
Call Rick Heywood
227-0403, lan Carroll
225-2635, Colin Tr pp
234-6034. Leave rnethioge.
4
4
ed to McDonald and
Evans.
Chad Ramer made it.4-0
for Hensall by scoring 'on
the powerplay at 13:38 of
the third period.
Monkton finally got on
the board by scoring with
3:30 left in the game.
The Sherwoods scored
while the buzzer sounded
with only a Second left on
the clock. Sheldon Lacroix
was credited with the
goal with assists by Chris
Downie and' McDonald.
Sherwoods coach Dale
Timmermans said he was
impressed with his team's,
effort, especially behind
the blueline.
"I was really happy with
the young defence,". he
said.
Hensall will next host
Milverton on Oct. 16 at
7:45 p.m. and tentatively
head to Clinton on Oct. 22
and host Lucknow on Oct.
23.-
Timmermans said the
next few games are up in
the air since Cllinton and
Tavistock are in danger of
folding due to lack of
players.
Mensal! Sherwoods
vs Milverton
Sat. Oct. 16
7:45 p.m.
HENSALL ARENA
•
The Exeter Hawks
are back in Exeter:
Back on Friday nights and back
in the hunt
Join as on
Friday, October 15
at the South Huron Ret Centre at 8:30 p m.
versus Seaforth Centenaries
For family night admittance only $5.00 per farnily.
Enjoy great Hawkey fun. See your there