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Times Advocate, 1994-10-19, Page 151 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Times -Advocate, October 19, 1994 Page 15 Panthers now look for HP title Ilig/l school .\/ o South Huron field hockey concentrates on league By Fred (;roves T -A staff EXETER - There are no more big exhibition tournaments for the South Huron District High School girls field hockey team this year as they are totally concentrating on the immediate challenge directly in front of them. The Panthers, two-time de- fending provincial champions, will be under the microscope the next few weeks as they begin their de- fence of the OFSAA crown. Thursday they will host the Hu- ron -Perth Conference semi-finals and then Tuesday will no doubt be in the finals. South Huron is going after its 12th consecutive confer- ence title and its a safe bet they'll win. Last Tuesday they stumbled a lit- tle bit but still managed to beat vis- iting Mitchell 2-0 on a pair of goals by leading scorer Danielle Miners. "We had a good talk after the Mitchell game and talked about morale and strategy," said South Huron coach Jim Workman. When you continue to win and are undefeated in your own confer- ence, its tough to stay focused. Eve- ry year at this time, the Panthers have to regroup a little and toughen up on themselves. "I'm hoping we'll stay positive. It's tough when you keep winning," said Workman. No offence: All year long the South Huron senior girls basketball team has been,. putting a lot of Pplpts,lpp An, .tho.,bga(d but that wasn't the case Friday afternoon in Parkhill. At the North Middlesex Maraud- ers tournament, the Panthers were pounded 49-5 by the hosts. "It was just one of those games, nothing went in," said South Huron coach Terry O'Rourke. "They (Ma- rauders) were quick and we couldn't handle the pressure." The second game of the tourna- ment saw the Panthers improve a little but they still came up. short - this time 52-30 to Sarnia St. Clair. However, the seniors who post an overall record of 9-5, sell remain undefeated in Huron Conference action as they topped visiting F.E. Madill Mustangs 52-28 last Wednesday. The Mustangs put a lot of pres- sure on the South Huron guards but once they were able to get the ball up to Chrissy McInnes, Tara Pep- per and Candace Miller there was no stopping that trio from scoring. South Huron had a 11-2 lead at the end of tt,e first quarter and whin Miller banked one off the glass with four seconds left in the half, the hosts had a huge 32-12 lead. In exhthtuon play on Thursday, the Panthers beat visiting Central Huron and St. Marys. South Huron will try to keep their undefeated league record in tact as they travel to Clinton to take on the Redmen on Wednesday. Juniors struggling: In junior ac- tion last Wednesday, the Panthers couldn't get past the Mustangs as they were beaten 51-24. Julie Rboseboom had eight points for the hosts while Jayne Ballantyne netted six. South Huron trailed 16-6 at the end of eight minutes and it was 38- 21' after three quarters of play. is many as 90 elementary school agied children are expected at this year's South Huron Panthers bas- ketball clinics which begin WOdnesday and run from 7:30 -$ i? AEROBICS PROGRAM Monson Perks Department FALL FITNESS PROGRAM Tyes. & Thurs. evening starting Nov. 8 For more info: HENSALL ARENA 262-3206 South Huron's Andrea Mason kept an eye on Madill's Angela Huber, left; in the senior game on Wednesday while at right, Panthers' junior forward Rebecca Miller grabs the ball. Exeter junior Sarah Hamilton, left; was in a crowd on Sun- day as visiting St. Marys won the ringette game 4-2. PET/ TE II October 15 • Exeter 5 at Forest 9 ' Goals: Heather Morgan (2), Kerri Ful- ton, Brittany Caldwell, Kelly Miners Assists: Fulton, Ann Marie Hodgen Goaltender: Kelly Fulton October 16, Exeter 4 vs. Stratford Goals: Brittany Caldwell, Morgan (2), Kerri Fulton Assists: Kerri Fulton, Miners (2) Goaltender: Kelly Fulton NOVICE • Exeter 8 at Forest 4 Stratford 0 at Exeter 10 Ringette Goals: Denise Ritchie (2), Chantelle Elder (3), Karly Pinder (3), Amber Preszcator (4), Aimee McCann (3). Julie Farquhar (2), Jocelyn Stine Assists: Ritchie (3). Elder (3), Pinder (3), Preszcator (3), Jenna Revington (2), Shannon Baer, Amy Taylor, Farquhar Excellent goaltending by Miranda Greni- er. PETITES Exeter 2 vs. Seaforth 11 Goals: Stacey Snow, Krista Dayman Assists: Kendra Mudge, Leann Erb Goaltender: Ashley Gooch made over 40 saves 1 1 1 1 1 1 C H Y S L E S Meet The New World Power: The 1994 Intrepid. It's the only performance sedan that can handle the family - with ease. 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