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Times Advocate, 1999-12-22, Page 25Wednesday, December 22. 1999 Exeter T' 25 Sports Panther girls keep getting stronger EXETER -- The Panther girls hockey team played their strongest game of the year in a 5-1 home win over Listowel. South Huron District High School goal - tender Kelli Fulton once again played an excellent game in net allowing the single goal. The Panthers came out skating hard and got on the board early in the second period with a goal by Tammy McClure with assists by Laura Skinner and Kristine Regier. The line connected again on a beauti- ful tip -in by Regier from Leeanne Erb and Skinner. Jessica Davies stretched the lead to 3- 0 late in the second with the assist by Brittany Caldwell. Davies scored her second goal of the game in the third period from Jo -Dee Regier. McClure also scored her second of the • -.<r. .oior ;.v�uw�pa{.v+: r.•r :::Y.9�+Y.eay4S' ... game to end the Panther offensive attack, this time assisted by Skinner and Tracy Wilson. The South Huron coaching staff were thrilled by their team's performance. "Listowel has a strong, fast skating team and our girls came out flying," Farquhar said. "We told them they'd have to work hard to stay with them and getting those first two goals really pumped us up. Having all those 'Panther fans in the stands' didn't hurt us either." The win extends South Huron's win- ning streak to six straight. Coach Lynne Farquhar gave special thanks to student council and the athlet- ic council for organizing the `buy-out' so students could watch the game. She also thanked the scorers, timers, announcers and DJs and .the fans. The Panthers next head to Clinton Central Huron on Jan. 13. Boarded. South Huron District High School boys hockey player Scott Musser, right, gets taken into the boards by a Central Huron player during Friday's game at South Huron Rec Centre.The Panthers dominated for an 8-2 win. ( t.:ow/Craig Bradford) Uedmenthauled bPa11ther boys XETER -- The Panther Martin. Dan Mosurinjohn Martin ' and Craig hockey team contin- and Jeff Hogan each drew Overholt added to the ids to prowl with an 8-2 on assist on both goals. lead with Mike Seip and lame win over Clinton . In the second period the Darryl_ Bourne drawing. ' bntral limon. Friday. Panthers scored four assists. Panthers coach Mike goals compared with Chris Desjardine SoIdan said Central Central Hurofre one. J.R. recorded the victory Huron is a young team Davies collected two goals between the pipes for tit plays the body well while Mayers scored his. South Huron. and shoots potential. second of the game. Central Huron hosted But the Redmen were Scott Davies picked up the rematch yesterday no match for the Panther the other Panther goal. after press. firepower and their size. Drawing - assists on The. Panthers take three South Huron scored those goals were weeks off during the twice in the first period Mosurinjohn, Martin, Christmas holidays and on goals by Andrew Scott Keys and Hogan. next host Goderich Jan. havers and Brandon In the third , period, 14 at 2 p.m. Exeter Juvenile Chiefs hockey player Greg Hendricks stands in front ofWatford goaltender Mike Sitlington during Saturday's game at South Huron Rec Centre. Three first period goals was all Exeter needed to hang on for a 3-2 win. Chiefs goals were scored by Cam Dougall, Robert Devries and Shawn Stuckless with assists going to Chad Monteith, Ryan Carroll, Mike Seip, Stuckless, Scott Rasenberg and Devries.The win brings Exeter's record to 7-4-1.The Chiefs will take a couple weeks off during the Christmas break and next travel to Tavistock on Jan. 3. (photolCraig Bradford) just missed. South Huron District High School gills hockey player Jessica Davies,. left, just misses the net while avoiding the Listowel goalie during last week's game at South Huron Rec Centre.The Panthers wort SAF. (photolCmig Bradford). :end -hag for South liurcn v-ballers EXETER -- The South Huron District High School girls volleyball teams won some and lost some during last week's home action versus Clinton Central Huron and St. Anne's. The senior Panthers won three games and lost three for the afternoon. The juniors did a little better by winning-ali three matches versus St. Anne's and talthigone from Central Huron. The midgets displayed some great team spirit as they won three out of six games during their first league games. The Panthers defeated Central Huron two out of three games with scores 25-20, 21-25 and 25-8. South Huron couldn't seem to get an attack going versus St. Anne's and lost two of three, scores being 16-25, 25-19 and 17-25. Three out of four desig- nated setters were away due to injury or other commitments so the .500 showing was an accom- plishment for the Panthers. Tabitha Tuininga and Amber Lord were hot in the serving position while Nicole Schwartzentruber and April Knip played strong defensively. South Huron v -ball takes three weeks off over the holidays and next travels to Wingham F.E. Madill on January 13. Panther senior girls volleyball player Jamie Reaburn bumps one up during last week's action at South Huron District High School. (photolCraig Bradford)