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Atoms results a mixed bag after Silver Stick tourney
The Blyth Brussels Atoms went 1-
1-1 in the Wingham Atom Regional
Silver Stick tournament to finish out
the playoffs.
After opening the week on Dec. 3
with a 3-1 decision over Minto, the
Blyth Brussels Atoms played
Plattsville to a 2-2 draw and then fell
6-1 to Six Nations.
Jacob Condy scored two goals for
Blyth Brussels in their win over
Minto. Tyler Drennan chipped in
with one goal. Alex Coultes picked
up a pair of assists. Owen Troyer
scored for Minto.
Condy had one goal and an assist
in the team’s draw with Plattsville.
Drennan had one goal. Notching one
assist each were Josh Nixon and
Ryan McMichael. Ian Glendinning
and Tanner Dick replied for
Plattsville.
Coultes was the long goal getter
for Blyth Brussels in their loss to Six
Nations. Jason Wilts was credited
with the assist.
Theo Hill collected a goal and two
assists for Six Nations. Thunder Hill
and Steve Laforme each had a goal
and an assist. Single goals were
tallied by Tayton Skye, Kevin Hill
and Darrian White.
Blyth Brussels coach Matt
Drennan said he was disappointed
that the team was unable to advance
to the playoff round. However, he
said the Six Nations was a very
strong team.
“They are a good team,” he said.
“They are very offensive.”
The coach said Blyth Brussels
played with Six Nations for half the
game.
According to Drennan, the team
played three strong games in the
tournament. “We played excellent
hockey,” he said. “They played with
their hearts. We are proud of the way
they played.”
The B championship was claimedby Twin Centre as they scored a 2-1decision over Mount Forest. Six
Nations won the C championship by
virtue of a 5-1 decision over
Drayton.
Blake Bender and Daniel Rudy
were the goal getters for Twin Centre
in the B championship final. Michael
Rice scored for Mount Forest.
In the B division semi-finals, Twin
Centre got past Mitchell 1-0 in
double overtime and Mount Forest
blanked Listowel 6-0.
Daniel Rudy was the lone goal
getter in the game won by Twin
Centre.
Evan Dewar had three goals and
an assist as Mount Forest shut out
Listowel. Ashton Hall tallied goals
and Luke Eurig had a goal and three
assists.
In the B division consolation final,
Mitchell scored a 5-2 decision over
Listowel. Carter Schoonderwoerd
had two goals for Mitchell with
Connor Weir getting a goal and two
assists and Karen Eisler getting one
goal and one helper. Evan
Morrison contributed one goal to the
win.
Sam Town and Keegan Long
replied for Listowel.
Darrian White scored three times
to lead Six Nations to a 5-1 decision
over Drayton in the C championship.
Theo Hill scored twice and Steve
Laforme collected a pair of assists.
Caleb Cribbin was the long goal
getter for Drayton.
In the C division semi-finals, Six
Nations got past Flesherton 6-0 and
Drayton defeated TCDMHA 3-1.
Theo Hill scored three goals to
lead Six Nations over Flesherton.
Steve Laforme had two goals and
two assists while Kevin Hill chipped
in with one goal.
Brett Armstrong scored two goals
for Drayton in their victory over
TCDMHA. Caleb Cribbin had one
goal. Cody Burnett had two assists.
In the consolation final,
TDCMHA edged past Flesherton 4-3. Wyatt Golem and AustinMcComb had two goals apiece for
TDCMHA and Calvin Stewart had
two assists.
Matt Grootendorst scored two
goals for Flesherton and Travis
Verbeek had a goal and an assist.
Twin Centre will compete in the B
division over the International Silver
Stick tournament to be played in
Forest next month. Six Nations will
compete in the C division.
Results of the games played
opening day, Dec. 2 were Listowel 2,
BCH 1; Walkerton 0, Tavistock, 2;
Ayr 4, Hanover 3; South Huron 1,
Mitchell 4; Mount Forest 1, Twin
Centre 1; Six Nations 6, Plattsville 1
and Kincardine 2, Goderich 2.
The scores of games played Dec. 3
were Blyth Brussels 3, Minto 1;
Shallow Lake 2, Drayton 4 and
Teeswater 1, Arthur 7.
Games played Dec. 4, had
Wingham 5, Ripley 2; Flesherton 1,
TCDMHA 0; and BCH 5, Hanover
2.
The results for games played Dec.
5 were South Huron 4, Walkerton 4;Mitchell 2, Tavistock 0 and Listowel3, Ayr 1.
The scores for games played Dec.
6 were Kincardine 0, Mount Forest
3; Twin Centre 11, Goderich 2 and
TCDMHA 5, Teeswater 1.
Results of games played Friday
were Ripley 3, Drayton 5 and
Wingham 1, Shallow Lake 0.
Results of games played Saturday
at the North Huron Wescast
Community Complex were Hanover
1, Listowel 2; Arthur 0, Flesherton 3;
Minto 0, Six Nations 6; Goderich 2,
Mount Forest 2; Wingham 1,
Drayton 3; Flesherton 6, Teeswater 0
and Plattsville 3, Minto 2.
The results of Saturday games
played at the Blyth and District
Community Centre were Mitchell 2,
Walkerton 0; Blyth Brussels 2,
Plattsville 2; Ayr 4, BCH 3;
Tavistock 1, South Huron 4; Twin
Centre 5, Kincardine 2; Shallow
Lake 1, Ripley 0; TCDMHA 8,
Arthur 5 and Six Nations 6, Blyth
Brussels 1.By Jim Brown
The Citizen
Defeated
The Blyth Brussels Atom Rep team was handed a setback
in their final game of the Silver Stick tournament held in
Blyth and Wingham over the weekend when Six Nations
defeated them 6-1, ending Blyth Brussels tournament run.
(Jim Brown photo)
The Wingham Ironmen just had
one game on the weekend in the
Western Junior C Hockey League,
but they scored enough goals for
three games.
Playing at the P and H Centre in
Hanover, the Ironmen outlasted the
Barons 12-11.
Aaron Armstrong paced the office
with two goals and four assists.
Derek Elliott had two goals and a
pair of assists with Brayden Pellett
and Drew Gross each netting a pair
of goals. Brett Brophy, Dylan
Williams and Justin Jacklin each
collected a goal and an assist
with Travis Donaldson chipping in
with a single marker. Drew
Shantz picked up three assists
with Greg Scott earning a pair of
helpers.
Justin Graham had three goals and
three assists for Hanover.
Wingham held a 5-3 advantage
after the opening 20 minutes and
took an 8-7 lead into the final period.
The Ironmen were outshot in the
game 39-38 and were 1-6 on the
power play.
The Ironmen are on the road for a
pair of games this weekend when
they play the Hawks.
On Friday, travel to Walkerton for
an 8:30 p.m. contest and then on
Saturday they are in Mitchell for a
7:15 p.m. game.
By Jim Brown
The Citizen
Ironmen top Hanover 12-11
On Saturday, the Blyth Brussels
Novice Rep team visited Clinton to
take on the undefeated BCH Ice
Dogs and handed the team its first
loss.
Right from puck drop the game
was filled with end-to-end action.
Blyth Brussels struck first which
proved to be a real confidence
booster.
Penalty trouble for the Byth
Brussels team resulted in them
playing two men short for some
time, however, they killed the
penalties off with much excitement
for the fans.
A late goal gave Blyth Brussels a
4-3 victory over the previously
undefeated BCH team.
The Blyth Brussels Novice Rep
team also travelled to Seaforth to
battle the Stars on Dec. 7 who were
looking for revenge as they have
come up short twice against the
tough Blyth Brussels team.
Despite having players sidelined
by illness, Blyth Brussels came out
and skated to a 6-4 victory.
Novice topples BCH
The Saugeen Maitland Midget AA
Lightning travelled to Brantford to
play the Ice-Cats in the newly-
renovated Wayne Gretzky recreation
complex on Saturday and came away
with another shutout win.
Tori Terpstra opened the scoring
with a wrist shot to the top corner off
a nice feed from linemates Kelly
Gribbons and Harley Westman. Lexi
Smith then stuffed one in the net
from her knees after being hacked to
the ice by an Ice-Cat defender while
on a partial break-away. Cassidy
Colhoun made a long pass out of the
defensive zone to spring Smith.
Maddie Duncan also earned an assist
on the Smith’s goal. Dawn Pletsch
rounded out the scoring, beating the
Brantford goalie 5-hole after
passes from Sarah Biesenthal and
Gribbons.
Morgan Baker was sharp when she
needed to be, stopping all Brantford
shots for the shutout in net. Next
home game is Saturday at 2 p.m.
against the London Devilettes at the
Teeswater arena.
Follow the Lightning results at
www.saugeenmaitlandlightning.com
Bolts beat Ice Cats