The Times Advocate, 2008-05-14, Page 19Wednesday, May 14, 2008
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Fury open with win
EXETER - The
Exeter Fury launched
their 16th season in the
Western Ontario Soccer
League by defeating
Taxandria 2-1 May 8 in
Exeter.
The game became a
defensive struggle after
all three goals were
scored in the first 10
minutes of the contest.
The Fury had their
fastest start to any pre-
vious season by scoring
a goal three minutes
into the match.
Corey Firth was sent
in on a breakaway but
was thwarted by the
keeper who slid out on
the wet grass and
blocked the attempt.
The rebound came
back up the field to
Trevor Boersma who
one -timed a ball that
arced just under the
crossbar for the quick
lead for the home team.
Before the crowd set-
tled into their seats,
Firth was at it again
one minute later, mak-
ing a cross to Nick
Williams who was able
to head the ball past
the stunned keeper to
make the score 2-0.
At the 10 -minute
mark a Taxandria play-
er cut toward the Fury
net but lost control and
slid into Fury keeper
Ryan Masse.
The referee awarded
a penalty shot by call-
ing a questionable
pushing foul on a Fury
defender saying the
Taxandria player was
shoved into Masse.
The visitors made no
mistake on the shot to
cut the Fury lead in
half.
Both teams battled
hard to create offensive
chances from that point
on but most of the
game was played in the
mid -field.
Masse made a sliding
save just before half-
time to preserve the
lead.
Taxandria began to
take the play to the
home squad in the sec-
ond half but Exeter's
defense led by Chris
Hern held strong.
The visitors fired a
number of shots toward
the Exeter net but
Masse did a good job
controlling the
rebounds even under
the slick conditions
after the rain.
Late in the game the
Fury survived a num-
ber of corner kicks in
their end including one
on the last play of the
game to seal the victo-
ry.
The Fury play their
next Third Division
Central game in
Strathroy May 21
against Middlesex.
Weekly soccer scores
Boys U11
South Huron Fury 7
versus North Middlesex
1
South Huron goals:
Brett Bryson, Evan
Hardie, William Regier,
Ben Ryan (3), Adam
Tait
Comments: A good
first game guys, with
everyone making a con-
tribution to our win.
Solid work in goal by
Harrison Winters and
Wesley Dearing. Keep
working on passing and
remember to communi-
cate when you're on
the field. Next game
May 12 at Forest High
School 7 p.m.
U11 Girls
May 8
St Marys 3 versus
South Huron Lightning
1
Comments: A strong
start to the season with
Jamiee Clarke scoring
her first ever soccer
goal. Way to go
Jamiee. St. Marys came
back with a couple of
quick goals. Our girls
pressed really hard
throughout the second
half. Great effort by
everyone in the first
game of the season.
U13 girls Fury
May 7
North Middlesex 2
versus Exeter 0
U13 Boys
South Huron 5 versus
North Middlesex 4
A very tough first
game to start our sea-
son against a particu-
larily determined oppo-
sition. Excellent perfor-
mance from all players
with goals from Sean
Taylor, Taylor Bilckie
and a hat trick for
Kurtis Denomme. Keep
up the hard work for
the next game.
The Exeter Hawks are currently accepting applications for
• HEAD COACH • ASSISTANT COACH
• TRAINER • GENERAL MANAGER
Please apply in writing with resume to
Exeter Hawks Junior Hockey Club
PO Box 16 Exeter, Ontario
APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED UNTIL MAY 23, 2008
Only those applicants selected Foran interview
will be contacted
End of season -The Bluewater Zurich Skating Club finished off its season with a final competition.After
attending the Elizabeth Manley seminar in London on April 18 where they met and skated with the 1988
Olympic silver medalist.At the Scarboro Skate April 26 Amanda Kelland placed second while the final test day
was Heather Klopp-Dutch Waltz, Kaitlyn McCarter -Willow, Shaelynn Ciupak-Junior Bronze Freeskate pro-
gram, Kate Gill -Baby Blues/Swing and Valerie Steckle-Bronze Interpretive/American waltz.The skaters did
their final competition at the Spring Fling in Cambridge April 19-20 where the following skaters participated.
Back from Ieft:Valerie Hosang-bronze interpretive ninth, Kelland-pre novice long fifth/pre novice short 10th,
Steckle-Intro Interpretive fourth, Michaela Schwartzentruber-pre preliminary A third, Shaelynn Ciupak-prelim-
inary A seventh and NicoleRussell-Starskate pre -preliminary fifth. (photo/submitted)
Exeter Golf Club
Monday Night Mens
League May 5
A Flight - Low Gross
Andy Freiter 34, Low
Net Corey Sargeant 34,
2nd LG Larry Wein 39,
2nd LN Brian Ankers 35;
B Flight - Low Gross Bob
Reynolds 42, Low Net
Peter Rowan 36, 2nd LG
Phil Turner 43, 2nd LN
Jerry Elmquist 37; C
Flight - Low Gross Rob
Miller 44, Low Net Bob
Dougall 37, 2nd LG
Brian O'Neil 47, 2nd LN
Rob Morrisey 38; D
Flight Low Gross Mike
Nice 47, Low Net Jason
Kerr 35, 2nd LG Tony
Mattucci 48, 2nd LN Bob
Sargeant 36; New
Members: Low Gross
Sean Beattie 37, 2nd
Gross Jesse Bergmann
40, 3rd Low Gross Kim
Chauvin 40, 4th Low
Gross Bryan Denomme
42; Skins: A & B Andy
Freiter #1,5,9, C & D
Rob Morissey #1, Bob
Dougall #4, Bob
Sargeant #8, Sam
Toornstra #9 New
Members: Jesse
Bergmann #1, Sean
Beattie #9
Tuesday Morning
Ladies League May
6
39 golfers, Event clos-
est to the pin; A Flight
Gladys McGregor; C
Flight Sheila Reaburn; D
Flight Gail MacDonald;
Low Gross: A Flight
Carole Preece 45; B
Flight Jean Crerar 51; C
Flight Alice MacLean 58;
D Flight Gail MacDonald
63; Share the wealth
Helen Wasnidge and
Audry Scott; Lucky plate
Gail Macdonald
Senior Men May 8
A Flight - Low Net Arn
Mathers and Robbie
Robicheau 37; B Flight -
Low Net Walt Tideman
35; C Flight Low Net Ken
Gentner 40; D Flight -
Low Net Lloyd Moore 39;
CTP #3 Richard Rader,
#6 Bill Becker; First
team: Gerald Dearing,
Brian Majaury, Jeff
Roestenberg, Walt
Tideman, Total = 156;
2nd team: Ken Gentner,
Al Otten, Conrad Sitter,
John Snell, Total = 159
Ironwood Golf
Men
May 6 • A flight
1st Darren Mason 36, 2nd Brent McDonald
36, 3rd John Rudderham 38, 4th Colin Muirhead
38, B flight 1st Ross Collishaw 40 2nd
Dwayne McNabb 40, 3rd Derwyn Hodgins 41,
4th Brad Murray 41, 5th Al Mitchell 42, 6th
Ken Pinder 41, 7th John Urquhart 42, 8th Scott
Pincombe43, C flight 1st Dan Mudge 39, 2nd
Scott Bogart 41 3rd Jason Restamayer 43, 4th
Jeff Kints 43, 5th Jeff Glover 45
6th Don Hodgins 46, 7th Wayne Riddell 46, 8th
Scott Barclay 46, D flight 1st Brad Baker 43,
2nd Bill Hodge 44, 3rd Fred Godbolt 44, 4th
Randy Gilfillan 46, 5th Paul Overholt 46
Closest to pin: AJB Ross Collishaw #2, Brad
Murray #7; C/D LJeff Glover#1, Scott Bogart#9.
Skins A/B Ross Collishaw #2, Al Mitchell #3,
Colin Muirhead #8, C/D #1 Jeff Glover, #2 Bill
Hodge, #4 Matt Rowe.
Ladies
May 8 • Low Gross
A flight: Joan Heywood
41, B flight: Peggy
Morrison 46, C flight:
Marg Prout 57
Pot of Gold Winners
Stableford
1st: Joan Heywood 21,
Sylvia Bedford 17, MJ
Chanyi 16, Marcia Sweet
16, Carole Preece 16, 2nd
Peggy Morrison 16, Anne
Prout 15, Diana Ward 15,
Maryann McLaughlin 15,
Fae Heywood 14, 3rd Bev
Anstett 8, Liz Ross -Moore
7
Closest to the Pin: 'A' on
#3 Marcia Sweet
Longest Drive #5 'A' Joan
Heywood, 'B' Anne Prout,
'C' Marg Prout
Draw for free cart:
Peggy Morrison
50/50 Draw: Jan
Chittenden
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