02 July 27, 2002 - ObserverXtra

18 18 18 WOOLWICH OBSERVER • SPORTS&LEISURE • JULY 27, 2002
KEEPINGSCORE
WOOL OOL OOL OOLWICH
OOL WICH S SSOCCER
S OCCER
ATOM
July 15
Best Western Country Inn 3
Woolwich Observer 3
Goals: Robert Hinschberger
(2), Jacob Hipel, Observer
goals not provided.
Assists: Amanda Poole, Axl
Schneider, Tina Richtaritsch,
Devon Church
PEEWEE
July 11
Home Hardware 3 Mobilers
Runs: Stephanie Thomas, Lara
Brisbee, Sarah Hilker (2), Julia
Gelfand (2HR)
July 6
Elmira Devil Rays 17 Drayton
2
Runs: Sarah Hilker, Rachelle
Ament (3), Lara Brisbee (3),
Stephanie Thomas (2),
Samantha Martin (2)
July 13 – 14
Caledonia Softball tournament
Elmira Devil Rays 19
Oshwegen 9
Elmira Devil Rays 11
2
Goals: David Darosa,
Glanbrook 4
Elmira Devil Rays 6 Cambridge
Danielle Brubacher, Shawn 15
Reinhart, other goals not
provided.
July 18
July 18
Elmira Devil Rays 9 Posonby
15
Green Edge 2 Home Hardware
2
Goals: Jeff Floto, Shawn
Reinhart, other goals not
provided.
SQUIRT 7
July 16
Elmira Gift Outlet 3 Woods
and Clemens 0
Goals: Phillip Leeman, Tyler
Mayberry, Ben Lair
Assists: Ian Grassick
July 23
Elmira Gift Outlet 3 Programmed
Insurance Brokers
4
Goals: Adam Brubacher, Ben
Lair, Blake Cabeldu
Assists: Emma Leger, Ian
Grassick
Good Auto Parts 4 Guys and
Dolls 3
Goals: Kyle Bauman (2), Alex
Glofcheski, Meliane
Schwartzentruber, Elise
Conlin (2), Treyce Pomroy
AQUADUCKS
QUADUCKS
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JULY 20 VS.
KINCARDINE & GUELPH
100m Individual Medley Under
9 – 1
MINOR INOR S SSOFTBALL
S OFTBALL
GIRLS’ SQUIRT
July 4
Elmira Devil Rays 12 Harriston 11
st David Mallett. 9 – 10 –
2nd Mark Firus. 11 – 13 – 1st Jennifer Dowling-Medley,
Carrie Cummings. 2nd Kate
Trimble, Scott Ryley. 4th Julia
Freeman. 5th Robin Millard-
Martin. Open – 1st Kacey Logel.
2nd Vanesse McIntosh.
100m Medley Relay 9 – 12 –
1st Trevor Berwaldt, Matt
Bowen, Coryn Briere, Kurt
Clemmer, Jennifer Dowling-
Medley, Nikki Kutchaw, Kaila
Kutchaw, Alyssa Logel,
Bethany Lyttle, Owen
McMorris, Shannon Morrison,
Victoria Nicholson.
200m Medley Relay 12 – Open
– 1st 25m Freestyle Under 9 – 1
Amanda Heffernan, Cierra
Gayler, Kacey Logel, Vanesse
McIntosh, Robin Millard-Martin,
Scott Ryley, Kate Trimble,
Jenna Trimble.
st
Clinton Dechert. 3rd Ben Betts.
4th Dylan Prince. 5th Marley
Gayler.
50m Freestyle Under 9 – 2nd Shayne Gribbons. 6th Emma
Davidson. 9 – 10 – 1st Mark
Firus, Victoria Nicholson. 3rd Bethany Lyttle. 9 – 10 – 1st Kaila Kutchaw. 11 – 13 – 2nd Julia Freeman, Alyssa Logel,
Scott Ryley. 3rd Matt Bowen,
Alex Gribbons, Owen
McMorris, Robin Millard-Martin,
Shannon Morrison. 4th Kate Bowen. 5th Kurt Clemmer,
Kate Trimble. Open – 1st Amanda Heffernan. 2nd Vanesse McIntosh. 4th Jenna
Trimble.
100m Freestyle 11 – 13 – 1st Carrie Cummings, Scott Ryley.
Open – 1st Amanda
Heffernan. 3rd Cierra Gayler,
Vanesse McIntosh.
25m Backstroke Under 9 – 2nd Ben Betts, Megan Bowen. 5th Coryn Briere. 9 – 10 – 1st Victoria
Nicholson. 5th Bethany
Lyttle. 8th Nikki Kutchaw.
50m Backstroke Under 9 – 1st Shayne Gribbons. 6th Emma
Davidson. 11 – 13 – 1st Kurt
Clemmer, Alyssa Logel. 2nd Jennifer Dowling-Medley. 3rd Kate Trimble. 4th Alex
Gribbons. Open – 2nd Amanda
Heffernan. 3rd Jenna Trimble.
100m Backstroke Open – 1st Kacey Logel.
25m Breaststroke Under 9 –
1st David Mallet. 2nd Clinton
Dechert. 3rd Shayne Gribbons.
7th 1
Marley Gayner. 9 – 10 –
st Zac Prince. 2nd Carolyn
Borges, Mark Firus, Nikki
Kutchaw. 3rd Bethany Lyttle.
8th Coryn Briere.
50m Breaststroke Under 9 –
4th Dylan Prince. 6th Emma
Davidson. 11 – 13 – 1st Trevor Berwaldt, Carrie
Cummings, Kaila Kutchaw.
2nd Jennifer Dowling-Medley,
Owen McMorris. 3rd Alyssa Logel. 4th Kate Bowen,
Matt Bowen, Alex Gribbons.
5th Shannon Morrison.
25m Butterfly Under 9 – 1st Megan Bowen, David
Mallett. 2nd Clinton Dechert.
3rd Ben Betts. 4th Dylan
Prince. 9 – 12 – 1st Trevor
Berwaldt, Kaila Kutchaw, Victoria
Nicholson, Zac Prince.
2nd Owen McMorris, Shannon
Morrison. 3rd Kate
Bowen. 4th Coryn Briere, Kurt
Clemmer.
50m Butterfly 13 – Open –
1st Kacey Logel, Robin
Millard-Martin. 2nd Julia
Freeman, Evan Morrison,
Jenna Trimble
100m Free relay Under 9 –
1st Ben Betts, Clinton
Dechert, David Mallett,
Dylan Prince. 9 – 11 – 1st Kate Bowen, Shannon
Morrison, Victoria Nicholson.
Open – 1st Amanda
Heffernan.
200m Butterfly Under 9 – 2nd Emma Davidson, Marley
Gayler, Shayne Gribbons. 9
– Open – 1st SOCCER STANDINGS
League League standings standings standings (July (July 23) 23) – – Squir Squir Squirt Squir Squirt
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Team GP W L T Pts
Woolwich Physiotherapy 10 8 1 1 17
Good Auto Parts 10 7 2 1 15
Elmira Gift Outlet 10 4 5 1 9
Woods & Clemens 10 4 6 0 8
Programmed Insurance Brokers 10 3 7 0 6
Guys and Dolls Hair and Spa 10 2 7 1 5
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(CONTINUED FROM PAGE 14) able to make it to the conso- starting to refine their tech- or some runoff for regional said that due to softer cor- years.
had gathered a group of lation finals in their respecnique and get their timing teams and then have them porate support than last “Financially it probably
friends for this year’s tive divisions, where the down so they’re going to be compete against the best of year he wasn’t expecting is not [a success] – I don’t
event after they had Junk Boat placed fourth and right up there with the the out-of-towners as well.” this would be a record- think we matched last year
shown interest last year. the Komodo Dragons sixth. best,” said Dowling. “That’s Planning for next year breaking year. A complica- which was just a phenom-
As well, this year’s suc- Making it that far is a good what we like to see. You’ll has already started, as tion-free day of competienal year – but I think in
cess has already made re- example and testament to probably see more empha- wrap up from the day on tion was reward enough terms of the logistics and
cruiting for next year’s the increasing ability of losis next year on recognizing July 20 continues. Final fig- however, particularly after the way things came off, we
races easier.
cal teams to compete, ex- teams from the region – we ures were not available as trying to accomplish just couldn’t ask for a whole lot
“It was something to be plained Dowling – some- may do a separate division of press time, but Dowling that over the past four more…”
proud of, for sure. Funnily
enough, different people I’d
asked this year that had declined
said next year for
thing that may be recognized
in next year’s festival.
“I think you see now that
you have some teams
sure they want to come. So within the region and even
I’m thinking there might be within Woolwich Township
two boats next year if that that have been at it long
still weighs out properly,” enough, and they’re prac-
said Dechard.
tising and they’re serious
Both other teams were enough that they’re really
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Strong competition at games
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE 17) played the same team be-
Cable continued to be at
some of the events
throughout the weekend,
highlighting the strong
level of competition at
the games. In the gold
medal matches that both
the rugby and lacrosse
teams played Sunday, the
opponents were tough
and overall play strong.
“The final was probably
the most challenging
definitely because
both teams were really
wanting it badly. We had
fore… because we just
both wanted it and it
was Toronto and they
have a lot drive too,” explained
Hatherton of the
rugby final.
Taves’ team faced off
for a second time against
the Kawartha team in
their gold medal match,
which she described as
the toughest of the tournament.
“The first game that
we played them we tied
them 5 – 5, I think. The
second game was the
gold medal game and
they beat us in that game
– it was quite a tough
match,” she explained.
“They’re a quick team.
They’re quick-handed
and they’re really quick
at running. They had
some good players and
actually I think that
some of the girls…
couldn’t go to the first
game that we played
them so we didn’t know
the first couple girls that
joined in that one game.”
There is opportunity
for repeat performances
or vindication for many
of the local athletes,
who will still be young
enough to play at the
next summer games, to
be held in London in
2004.
“I just thought it was a
really great experience –
really fulfilling. If anybody
else has the chance
to go out – not necessarily
for rugby but for anything
– it’s a very good
experience,” said Schill.