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The Blyth Brussels PeeWee AEteam brought their season record to4-4-1 with a win and a tie in two
home games over the last two weeks.
Nov. 30 saw the PeeWee squad
welcome the Milverton Drives to the
Blyth and District Community
Centre. Unfortunately, neither team
could find the upper hand and the
game ended in a 4-4 stalemate.
Goals were scored by Avery
McArter (2), Jared Shearer and DrewVan Wyk. Assists were earned byBenny Newell, Nolan Johnston and
Owen Andrews.
Goaltender Jeremy Wilts played a
big part in keeping the team in the
game.
The Blyth Brussels PeeWees
welcomed the Goderich Sailors back
to Blyth for the second time in as
many weeks and sent them packing
as the PeeWees triumphed over them2-1.Despite a scoreless first period,
Blyth Brussels came out on top
thanks to goals by Wyatt Machan
and Johnston and an assist by Van
Wyk.
Wilts once again held back the
attackers to record a win.
The team’s next game is in
Listowel at 5:50 p.m. on Dec. 10.
All tied up
The Blyth Brussels PeeWee AE team took on the Milverton
Drives at the Blyth and District Community Centre on Nov.
30 but were not able to pull away with the contest ending
in a 4-4 tie. (Jim Brown photo)
PeeWee AE put the brakes on Milverton Drives
Bantam Girls win ninth of 12
The Blyth Brussels Bantam girls
suffered their second loss of the
season recently but bounced back
with two wins to bring their record
to 9-2-1.
On Dec. 3, the team took to the ice
against Normanby and bested them
3-1 with goals scored by Mackenzie
Nesbitt, Tiffany Deitner and Kathryn
Chalmers and one assist awarded to
Alyssa Bragan.
The Bantam Girls bested
TCDMHA on Nov. 30, beating the
Rebels 4-1.
Goals were scored by Ashley
Higgins, Leanne Plunkett, Allyssa
Bragan and Ashley Stevenson.
Assists went to Nesbitt, Chalmers
and Stevenson.
Nov. 27 saw the girls lose 1-0 to
Mitchell on the Meteors’ home ice.
The team also faced off against the
Lucknow Sepoys at the Blyth and
District Community Centre on Dec.
5, however a final score was
unavailable at press time.
The Blyth Brussels Bantam Girls
squad next takes to the ice on Dec.
11 when they visit Tiverton to take
on the Kincardine Kinucks. The
puck drops at 2 p.m.
Hustle
The Blyth Brussels Bantam Girls took on TCDMHA at the
Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre on Nov. 30
and came out on top with a 4-1 victory. (Jim Brown photo)
Saugeen Maitland Bantam AA
Lightning goaltenders Rebecca Ropp
and Morgan Baker were sold in the
weekend, each earning a shutout and
gaining three points in Lower Lakes
League play.
Milverton’s Rebecca Ropp
garnered the shutout Saturday in a 0-
0 tie with the Bluewater Hawks. The
Bolts seemed to be suffering from
post-tournament letdown after their
previous weekend in Pittsburgh and
struggled to generate much offence.
However, Ropp held the fort,
stopping all shots to gain the
Lightning the single point.
In Sunday’s road game in
Waterloo, the Bolts had more jump
in their stride, scoring an early goal
to set the tone. Lexi Smith beat the
Raven defender one-on-one at the
blueline before depositing the puck
in the top corner of the net. Cassidy
Mason and Maddie Duncan assisted.
Ashlee Lawrence scored the second
Lightning goal off a Neve VanPelt
rebound.
Kincardine’s Morgan Baker
stopped all Raven attempts,
including a flurry of shots at the end
of the third period to earn her own
shutout. Next weekend’s action
includes a double-header in Windsor
and a home game in Howick against
the Stratford Aces.
Follow the Lightning results at
www.saugeenmaitlandlightning.com
Lightning fight to 0-0
stalemate with Hawks
The County of Huron POA office
(Provincial Offences Act),
temporarily at the Jacob Memorial
Building in Clinton, will be closed
on Dec. 9. It will reopen for regular
business in the Goderich Court
House on Dec. 12.
Due to the move back to
Goderich, the office and phone lines
will be closed for any fine payments
and inquiries. Online fine payments
can still be made on the County of
Huron website at
www.huroncounty.ca
POA court trials for non-criminal
charges such as traffic tickets will
remain in Exeter until Dec. 31 at the
Exeter Royal Canadian Legion at
316 William St.
The Provincial Offences office
can be reached on Dec. 12 at 1
Courthouse Square, Goderich, ON
N7A 1M2 or by phone at 519-524-
8394.
POA office to reopen in
Goderich on Dec. 12