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Times Advocate, 1999-11-10, Page 25November 10, 1999 Exp' Thn s-Adveees 25 Sports Exeter Petite ringette goaltender Lindsay Blane had a busy night of work during last week's game versus Mitchell at Hensall Arena.The Exeter girls worked hard but lost to Mitchell by a wide margin. (photo/Craig Bradford) c Bowling scoreboard u' pyo- r • 7y •*v:GS••,•�j,,�lf `%}:q:i{ '$$X;:1• .'•...`X r,; }}j��,?}' 7t. 3` i 7'ri f.'U.'Y•f':?i `''?}r'rr } `/''Yui ;'•'a. 4;•••; • f{*.•:.• o. o fix:`¢ :..v: ,1:; ,.;•;`; l(.,: 4.a's:..r:o-+}'� � �� •:f:••,,. %u.•:,•?.2�a'�wx Ncrc:•'!`.�'�s J: h:� Sunday Mixed - Gary Melvin 223-636, Lloyd Rimmer 235-609. Doug Smith 227-604, Sarah Culbert 246- 594, Don Morgan 238-582, Sue Sabourin 206-575, John Jaques 230-560, Dan Gower 217-545, Rob Riley 209-528, Cheryl Smith 202-518, Butch Riley 203, 515, Wane Costain 180-515. Monday Ladies - Marg Elson 243-692, Helen Rogers 1209-603, Jean Hickson 258-597, Heather Smith 209-583, Sarah Culbert 218-573, Janet Ankers 211-560, Lynn Smith 219-551, Wendy Hickson 188-543, Denise Smith 198-529, Louise Sutherland 213-527, Norma Culbert 185-523, Noreen Riley 173-517, Norma Beecroft 235-508. Tuesday YBC - Robbie Yeo 148,130, Adam Lamb 143,111, Scott Pocock 136,126, Cam Galbraith 122,119, Ross White 104,100, Nick Anderson 114, Josh White 113, Jen Ankers 110, Jeremy McNaughton 104, Amy Kehrer 82. Non Smoking Glena Horner, 245-651, Robert Heckman 246-637, Gerry Swiderski 232-624, Pamela Hamm .240-594, Theo Sentiens 232-584,. Dan Isaac 227.580, Pat Hodgins 205-525, Brenda Isaac 181-514, Madeline Desjaidine 194-511, Myrtle Maguire 170-483, John Jansen 182-476. Medway - Don Foster 227-598, Cora Hill 241-549, Margaret Watt 241-510, Grant Wales 240-498, Grace Rollings 171-487, aark Rollings 208-473, Myrt Hastings 173-463, Penny Turner 158-455. Laura Hudson 173-449, Ken Weir 158-447, Dennis Turner 183-430, Alex Bosley 163-425. Senior Citizens - Eve Smith 221-574, Charlie Grieve 212-568, Pat Davis 238-564, Mac MacCormack 209- 557, Theo Senttj�'ens 208-550, Peter Vandenboomen 181-508, Cathie Westman 188-453, Bill Butler 159- 442, Mary Stachowiak 119-337. Wednesday YBC - Wm Benedetti 147,100, Caitlyn Hill 122,114, Kirk Merrifield 118,102, Mark Timmerman 112,112, Megan Greaves 101,100, Chris Shewfelt 123, Eli Zalitach 116, Avery Greaves 107, Tyler Schon 92, Alex Caskanette 89. Jared Dejong 84. Wednesday Mixed - Jeff McGee 236-672, Al Rollings 256-631, Laurie McGee 222-625, Warren Kellestine 249-566, Doug Beaudoin 225-565, Harvey Rollings 190-546, John Kennes 209-538, Ann Marie Beaudoin 200-531, Rudy Vanhooydonk 232-530, Marty Kelders 187-514, Donna Beaudoin 202-505. Thursday Men - Don Watt 343-876, Scott Smith 298-788, Laurie McGee 300-770, Doug Lee 272-750. Lloyd Rimmer 258-746, Rod Willed 265-734, Jack Currie 275-731. Roger Bennewies 308-72 8, Bob Smith 300-724, Barry Heaman 267-694, Doug Beaudoin 332-684, Tom McLellan 255-673, John Jansen 289-672, Steve Walz 300-671, Doug Smith 244-670, BM McDonald 280-659, Jamie Bond 254-652, Dave Glendinning 227-645, Chris Smith 236-644, Fred Cox 268-640. Saturday YBC High totals Boys - Derek Ducharme 594, Kevin Ducharme 599, Kris Duchrme 406. Girls - An Cregan499, Anita Klaassen 552, Jacqueline. Rader 476, Melissa Jeffrey 431. Hi Sin Boys: Derek Ducharme 215. Kevin Ducharme 210,Nathan Kraftchek 186, Kris Ducharme 14 . Girls: Ange Cregan 179, Anita Masson 193, Jacqueline Rader 184. Monday Night Ladies: Alley -Cats: Donna Thiel 573, Odds and Ends: Karen Campbell 601. Packers: Pat Rimmer 652. Pin Poppers: Hilda Vanderhoek 651, High Five: EOpa Miekle 637. Red Devils: Sandra Dickert 612. High Single: Sandra Dickert 335. High triple: Sandra Dickert 808, High average Sandra Dickert 212. Thursday Night Mixed�e Scores: Ladies high average; Laurie Stanlake 210, Ladies high single: Pat Morneau 278, Laurie Stanlake 278. Ladies high triple:Jen Glazier 686. Mens high average: Mike Cregan 210, Mens high single: Ted Stanlake 257, Mike Cregan 257, Mems High Triple: Ted Stanlake 643 Tuesday Men's League: Pumpkin Patch Kids: Yvon Laurin 802, Hollan • Peter Bedard Jr. 685, Trevor's Team Jim, Jerry's Team: Paul D. 573, Ramblers: Kevin Jeffrey 628, J.J.J.: Jeff Kirk 552. Thursday Grand Cove Seniors: Lyle Solinger 493. Lorne Rogers 484, Betty Hanes 443,Pat Rogers 381,Marie Winds 425. Sid Thomas 472, Sue Hunt 432, Doreen Reid 490, Murray Horton484, Ken Reid 402 High Score Men: Lorne Rogers 204, High Singles Ladies: Doreen Reid 198. Wednesday Ladies: Ina. Browning 386, Louise Wein 424, Betty Coates 361, Beryl ©gie 390, Anne Annen 475, Malone Sereda 384, Betty Sangster 613, Mary Jemmies 515. High Single: Betty Sangster 233 Holiday Classic coming Ap By Ron Dann ZURICH - Entry dead- line for the Scorecard Holiday Classic Ontario 5 Pin Bowling Championships is Nov. 29 with league Rounds set from Nov. 29 - Dec. 12 at bowling centres located in the Bluewater 5 Pin Bowlers' Association Zone T area which covers from Owen Sound and Meaford to Zurich Town and Country plus St. Marys lanes. All members of the Ontario Five Pin Bowlers' Association (O:F.P.B..) are eligible to participate and the top five qualifiers in each league will form a team to advance to the house round Feb. 6 for. a change to go on to the Regional rolloffs March 19 and Scorecard Provincial Championship April 29. O.F.P.B.A. High -Low Doubles Set The ever popular 0.F.P.B.A. High -Low Doubles league round is now underway and will wind up Nov. 28 with winning teams advancing to the Bluewater Zone finals January 9. The Provincial is set for February '26 and the National Championship April 27-30 at Ottawa. Bluewater meeting Sunday The November meeting of the Bluewater Bowlers' Association will be held at 7:30 p.m. Sunday • at Lucknow lanes. Bluewater delegates who attended the semi-annual O.F.P.B.A. meeting last Sunday at Hamilton will be reporting on final arrangements completed' concerning the Sidney L. Morris Ontario Open Championships along with the results of the Association Executives Championship and Hall of Fame Induction. Senior, junior v ball seasons over, midgets host H -P tourney GODERICH - The South Huron District High School senior and junior boys volleyball seasons came to an abrupt end in Goderich last week. The seniors lost their Huron semi-final match to Wingham F.E. Madill in three straight games. The first was a 24-26 heart- breaker. Coach Phil Conley said his boys lost some of their steam in the last two games to fall 14- 25 and 13-25. "It was a good team effort," Conley said, adding Aran Beattie played well and had some of the best hits while Ben Forrest had some great blocks. "The Panthers had good season for the young team they were," Conley said. "It was a building year with a lot of Gr. 11s. Everyone's back next sea- son." The junior Panthers came close to knocking off their semi-final oppo- nent, host Goderich, but came up short in the final game. The scores were 25-22, 21-25, 19-25, 25- 23 and 4-15. They may not have won many games, but the seniors played well enough to impress Conley during the Stratford St. Mike's tournament on Oct. 30. The Panthers lost five games and won one dur- ing pool play, the win over Medway 25-23. SHDHS fell to St. Thomas Arthur Voaden two games to one in the consolation semi-final. The first game was the 25-22 win with game two 15-25 and game three 16- 17. Conley lauded Lance Pfaff for outstanding digs and Brayden Lord for excellent kills. The Panther midgets won the Huron league with a spotless record and had a good chance to repeat as Huron -Perth champions at the final tournament they hosted yesterday after press. A Gearing up for playoffs - The South Huron senior boys volleyball team takes a break for a coach talk during their last practice Wednesday afternoon. Left to rightAaron Beattie, Brandon Martin, Ben Forrest, Lance Pfaff, Kyle Farwell, Brayden Lord and coach Philip Conley. (photo/jeanna Hern,Amber Lord, Laura Rollings and Erin Bowers) Panther jr. girls b -ball grab first place WINGHAM - The South Huron District High School junior girls basketball team showed they had the makings for a first place team with a 39-10 drubbing of host Wingham F.E. Madill. The Panthers played an aggressive game and were up 18-0 after the first quarter. Danielle Knip led the scoring with eight points and each team member scored. The win puts the junior Panthers in first place in Huron with an 8-1 record. The seniors played a superb game versus Madill but wound up on the wrong end of a 36- 30 score: Jessica Davies scored 13 points and Marilou . Horn added nine. The Panthers play their last regular season game at Clinton St. Anne's on Nov. 10. If the juniors win, they will own first place by them- selves and if they lose they will share the top ranking. Win or lose, the juniors will host a Huron semi-final game on Nov. 12. • The seniors will either play at Madill or Goderich in their semi- final also on Nov. 12. The seniors competed in a tournament in Blenheim and Chatham on the weekend. The Panthers lost all three games, the first 69-21 to Amherstburg's General Amherst, the second 60- 16 to Chatham Collegiate and the final game 51- 32 to Blenheim. Coach Terry O'Rourke said it was difficult to. compete against the competition since each adversary featured at least two girls over six feet tall.. Despite the losses, O'Rourke said his team put forth an excel- lent effort with Hern being named to the tour- nament all-star team. Jamie Reaburn, Krista Tuininga, Dana Thiel, Meaghan O'Rourke, Sherri Leveck, Alaina Hern and Martina Gaebler also played well. The juniors travelled to lor Parkhill for a tourna- ment on the weekend. The Panthers lost their first game to St. Thomas St. Joe's 55-45. Coach Nicole. Kovats said her team kept it close the mit:.7' whole game but were unable to contain St. Joe's shooting. The Panthers won• their next game versus Woodstock St. Marys 45,- 40 thanks to a second half surge by Jillian • Jones. South Huron then met London Laurier in the consolation final. The Panthers led the entire way thanks to excellent defensive efforts by Allison Hayward and..,., -,y Amanda Wuerth and offensive scoring by Nikki Cyr and Jones. After shaky foul shooting and a tense last few minutes South Huron came away with a 40-37 win. Wuerth led Panther shooting with 12 points with Cyr adding 10. Jones was named the tournament MVP with her 56 total points.