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Times Advocate, 1995-09-06, Page 17R 1 I Sponsored by I 1 1 r brussels.walton 1 0 N 1 TRAILBLAZERS 1 I Snowmobile Club .At the Seorth September 9 & 10 Sal., 10 a.m. -- 9 p. m. Sun. Noon • 5 p.m nomormintimommommil rlcultural Society Buildings rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr 4TH ANNUAL SOUTHWEST ONTARIO SNO SHO __SPORTS__ R T `S Times -Advocate, September 6, 1995 Page 17 Field Hockey clinic focuses on the basics SHDHS grads and past team mates team up to instruct clinic Chris Skalkos T -A staff EXETER - In 1989 Leanne Die- trich and Becci Farquhar played to- gether on the first South Huron District High School field hockey team to win OFSAA. Last week the two graduates teamed up once again to conduct a field hockey clinic at the high school playing fields on Thursday and Friday. Previously held by field hockey coach Jim Workman, the clinic is designed to give junior students a chance to sample the sport before trying out for the team and to give senior returning players the op- portunity to play before getting hack into action. "Were sticking to the basic skills and they seem to he enjoying themselves," said Dietrich. Ap- proximately 10 girls showed up for Thursday's clinic to run through the passing, dribbling and stick han- dling techniques. Kim Taylor was a newcomer to the sport. She thought the clinic was a good way to get a feel for the game before deciding if she want- ed to try -out for the field hockey team. Julie Godholt has played before hut she attended for the workout. "It's a good way to get back in shape and sharpen your playing Allis," said Godbolt. The girls participating in the clin- ic were instructed by two very ex- perienced players. Both Dietrich and Farquhar are seasoned veterans of the sport. Die- trich, a graduate of the University of Waterloo won the Athlete of the Year Award last year for her per- formance on the varsity field hock- ey team. She accumulated the most points scoring seven goals for Wa- terloo leading the team to a third place overall finish. "Leanne is bringing in a lot of knowledge and a lot of skill into this clinic. I enjoy getting a chance to play with her again," said Far- quhar. Since graduating from SHDHS, Dietrich has been volunteering with the school's field hockey team. This season she will he channelling her efforts towards her job as the coach for the University of Western On- tario's varsity field hockey team. Dietrich said young athletes who play other sports such as ringette and soccer should give field hockey a try because the hand -eye co- ordination they learn from these sports provides a good background for field hockey. "It's a unique sport but once you get used to it, it can be a lot of fun," she said. 111 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •.• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 • • • • ••••••• - EXETER & DISTRICT RINGETTE Tues. Sept. 12&19 • Thurs. Sept. 14,21 & 28 6-6:50 - HENSALL ARENA Girls from 3 Through Women of All Ages Welcome 1 2t1LJ(> D WPVEGADFAN tgNEDD UL12 HENSALL ARENA Sat. 3 p.m. - Novice Age 7 to 9 4 p.m. Petite - Age 10 to 11 Sun. 3 p.m. Tween - Age 12 and 13 4 p.m. Junior Belle - Age 14 to 18 INFO: Julie Ritchie 262-2232 • Michele Hod2ert 229-6750 •••••••••••••••- • • • • Check and hit ihiearraxr Trona Coal IOW tit' - 401. i • Volunteer Dick Lord observes a youngster deliver a prop- er hit during a hockey training camp in llderton on Sat- urday. The checking and hitting camp is designed to teach young hockey players how to take and execute proper body checks. Vanessa Laye moves a ball through the "Indian Dribble" drill during a field hockey clinic on Thursday. Local lawn bowlers compete in Provincials EXETER - Ontario Lawn Bowl Association held the Provincial Championship for mixed pairs event in Niagara Falls on the weekend. Peter and Gloria McFalls repre- sented District 4 - along with 15 other districts. Bowlers were placed in groups of four teams with the top two teams advancing until Sunday. Two points were given for a win and 1 for a tie game. Exeter defeated Baling Beach, Toronto 23-7, tied Wheatley 15- 15, lost 14-13 to Belleville which forced a 7 end playoff game with Wheatley Saturday night to deter- mine which team advanced. Exeter won 7-4 in this tie-breaker. Exeter met Agincourt Sunday in an elimination game which ended in a tie 17-17. The tie was broken by playing an extra end which went to Agincourt. The remaining teams went on in the afternoon for the medal rounds. 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