Times Advocate, 1999-10-27, Page 25Wednesday, October 27, 1999
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Sports
Panther pack off toWOSSA x country
HOLMESVILLE — The South Huron
District High School cross country teams
had a banner day at last week's Huron -
Perth championships at the Lobb Farm
near Homesville.
Both the senior girls and boys teams
finished first overall and qualify for the
WOSSA championships at Wingham F.E.
Madill tomorrow (Oct. 28) while three
midget boys qualified individually since
not enough runners were on hand to
make a team. The senior boys later
ended up in second due to t he fourth
runner's placement.
Panther coach Joe Fulop is thrilled
with his runners' performances.
"Against tough competition the senior
teams sucked it up and came through
with flying colours," he said. "It has
n a goal result to a somewhat
Moo on. I have hopes for all
teams doing well at WOSSA."
*Individual results, senior girls: Erin
Robilliard, third; Jamie Reaburn, sixth;
Heather Morgan, seventh; Jo -Dee
Regier, 10th; Heather lrwine 12th;
Crystalyn Cowell, 22nd; Brenna Osgood,
25th; Brenda Elford, 26th.
•Midget boys: Skylar VanKruistum,
sixth; Dan Spence, 11th; Jared Easton,
14th.
•Senior boys: Dan Snell, third; Ryan
Beattie seventh; Brian Harrigan, 17th;
Chris VanEsbroeck, 18th; Matt Alce,
25th; Tim Hundey, 26th; Sis
Chansamone, 28th.
Senior soccer's best. Pktured are trophy winners from the Exetei senior soc-
cer banquet Saturday night at the AAA Restaurant.Top photo. Unable to narrow it
down to one player, the Exeter Masters handed out three MVP trophies. From
left, Richard Verberne, Paul VanDeWaile and Colin Coburn. Bottom photo: From
the WOSL Division II Centennials, seated from left, are Travis Nairn (rookie of the
year) and Dan Martens (team MVP); in back from left are Ryan Carroll (the hustle
award), George McEwan (soccer sportsman),Adam Jean (most improved player)
and Mark B;•intnell (most dedicated player).Absent is John Flanagan, who also
earned a most dedicated trophy. (photos/Scott Nixon
The quick ones. The South Huron District High School senior girls cross coun-
try team combined for a first place performance at the Huron -Perth champi-
onships last week near Holmesville. From left are team members Crystalyn
Cowell, Jamie. Reaburn, Erin Robilliard, Jo -Dee Regier, Brenda Elford and Brenna
Osgood.Absent are Heather Morgan and Heather Irvine. (photo/Craig Bradford)
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