Times Advocate, 1997-08-20, Page 19Times Advocate, August 20, 1997
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SPORTS
Exeter midget girls fastball burn out at season en
VARNA - The Exeter Na-
tionals wound up first in wins -
losses -ties hut "failed to bring
hoarse the South Perth 'Midget
-Girls-'Fastball championship at
the final tournament in Varna on
the weekend.
Exeter lost both their match-
ups,first falling to. Kitchener I-
0 then losing to Mitchell 12-7.
Tavistock. went .on to take the
championship.
Contact. Exeter Nationals' Lisa Rooseboom. connects
with a pitch during the. South Perth Midget Girls Fast-.'
ball League championship tournament at Varna on the
weekend. Coach Kenn Hines said 12 games over two -
weeks left his team burnt out for .rhe final tourney.
Ball hockey
Ladies league as of august 11
Teutn - W L T Pis.
Gar's l0 1 t. l2
Crew.. 9 3 2 20 -
Blaster. �) 3 2 20
HMP 4 '. 7 i ". 11
Mixer: 3. 11 0 6
Murphys 2 1!, 1 i
Top scorers
. 6i .4 P
BeeLF Faryiihar.
Gar's 12 10 ` 22-
-Kim Farquhar..
Blasters
13 .7 2t)'
Danielle Miners:
' \1urphy's 12 4- ••
JoDee Regier.
Mixers 11 5 16
Shawna Rowe.
Blasters 10 5 1:
Top Goaltenders
(; (;.•1
Chnstine Dalrymple '
Blasters 10 18- -1:80
-Julie Ritchie..
Gars.". 8 1:5 187.
Lie.le Clarke. -
Crew 11 -'5 2.27
Fury fade
from play-off
picture
EXETER - A 7-4 loss at
home to Ingersoll on Sun-
day means the Exeter Fury
won't make the Western
Ontario Soccer League Di-
vision i1 play-offs.
Pete McAllister shined for
Exeter by scoring three
goals while John Watson
scored the other Fury
marker.
"We kept trying to come
back but our defence kept
.breaking down giving up
chances," player Jason
MCFails said.
The Fury hit the road for
the next two games, fac-
ing London Morningstar to-
day and London Assyrians
on Sunday. They next play
at home on Sept. 14 at 4
p.m. versus Courtland.
Exeter's 5-11-1 record
speaks for itself, McFalls
said.
"We're out of the play-
offs," he said. "We don't
have anyone who can
consislanfy score."
The Fury will now try to
play the spoiler.
"We're going to try to get
a "couple wins to remain
remittable," McFa is said.
the season hasn't
been
a ►~
McFavlttsM need to
regroup and retool for need
enthusiasm Isn't
their as * used to be," he
d ctnthem"Is the losing
A new crop of young
players will need a senior
horns next year and
McFall* hopes die s
and the Centennialscan
share ih• players
Went.
"
give us a shot In the ami,"
he sold.
ding tournament at Varna
The Nationals finished the said despite the final result', the.
season in first with a 17-1-2 women will be back for another
league record, and 19-9-2 over- . challenge next season.
all. But. the team couldn't hold ' "R. was a good season," Palsa
said. "An improvement over last
year.:I'm pleased with the way
it went."
But just what level the team
Will be playing .at. isn't known
.yet. Hines' said. four keyplayers
have to move up to juvenile
next season. in-
cluding the side-
lined Palsa.' while
the remaining I (i
are still midgets.
"1'd 'like .to see
them stick .togeth-
er." he said. .
a lot of fun this Palsa.' said the
season. This team has•the most. players are willing. to move up
• talent I'.ve seen so far in my 'five 'to juvenile to stay .with Hines
years coaching." • ' who they consider a top notch
Assistant coach Jaime Palsa' coach:
on to its winning ways in the
clutch final tournament:
- "We're obviously not a tour-
nament team." coach Kenn
Hines said. .•
The '12 games played in the
two weekseason home stretch
took its toll, Hines
said.
"Near the end of
the season .there
.was just too much I've seen so far
baseball and we in my five years
burnt out. he
said, "But we had coachin,t;. "
"This team has
the most talent
Recent shuffleboard scores
Exeter-;\ugust 13 Hensall - august 12
f hel McMurtrle
331 Dave Wotuhvard
' 302. Margaret Dcichcrt
- 2290Ray Bennetvleti : ..
274 „Alice Y'liiel
271 \Ilan Johns
August 14 - 4 game winners - -Haid McEwen
-Gil Northey - 426 Lorne..\rcher
Lloyd Lovell 393' 5 game winners
274 Ina Willi;ims
237 Torn Williams
4 game winners
Gil Northcy
Jim Davis
Wilma Dais
Ray Bennewies
Howard Johns
• Mari McCurdy
Rill Sullivan
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