Exciting year for Seaway Volleyball

April 18, 2012 Editor Sports

 

“We had a good season,” said coach Lilace McIntyre. “The senior girls volleyball team entered a number of tournaments and we placed well.” After winning the SD&G tournament and taking second at EOSSAA, the team qualified for OFSAA, the provincial finals, held in Toronto March 4-7. Seaway was ranked 10th out of 20 for schools of comparable size, but lost in the quarter finals. “We played really good ball in Toronto,” McIntyre said. “The girls put a lot of hard work into their year. They were extremely committed.” Pictured above, in Toronto, are (l-r) Katherine Lee, Jessica Thompson, coach Lilace McIntrye, Leah Wells, Vicki VanHoof, Sarah Dickey, Olivia Currier, coach Lindsay Waddell, Terran Hall and Michaela Morrow. Missing from the photo is Jessica Earl. 

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June 19, 2013 Editor Sports

 

ILLIAMSBURG – Cheryl Lowe shot a 43 to kick off the week at the weekly ladies night last Wednesday, June 12 at the Cedar Glen Golf Course. Lowe’s 43 gave her the low gross in A flight over Shari Boyd who finished with a 47.

In B flight, it was Janet Levere in the lead. Levere shot a 54 to edge out Sue McIntosh, who was one stroke back with a 55. The win in C flight went to Sandra Julien with a 57, while Jane Hess led the D flight golfers with a 52. 

Net winners were Pat Reaney in A flight, Elise Muir in B and Gerry McEwan in C. 

Barb Barkley landed her shot closest to the pin on the par three 12th hole, while Cheryl Lowe won the closest shot on the par three 15th.

In men’s night action on Thursday, June 13, Kurtis Barkley stepped into the A flight winners circle thanks to a 35. Darrell Shelp was next with a 37, while Lonnie MacIntosh and Lyle Schell posted the low net scores in A flight.

Harry Lalonde won B flight with a 40, while Hubert Barkley stole the show in C flight with a 45. Steve Wells rounded it out with a 51 for the win in D flight.

Nets wins went to Jeff Whitteker in B flight and Darwin Bird in C flight. Closest to the pin winners were Shaler Hill on the par three 6th hole and Harold Chalker on the ninth. Lyle Schell hit the longest drive.

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