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Big win
The Blyth Atom Rep Bulldogs took on Zurich at home on
Saturday, winning their OMHA quarter-final game by a
score of 5-3. (Vicky Bremner photo)
Good start
The Blyth Midget Rep Bulldogs got their OMHA semi-final series off to a good start with a 4-
3 victory over Norwich in the first game of their playoff series on Saturday. The Midget Rep
Bulldogs had the momentum going into the series, having just swept Elma Logan, three
games to none, in their previous series. (Vicky Bremner photo)
The Brussels Atoms Local
League Bulls had home and away
playoff action on the weekend,
taking on Teeswater on Friday,
February 26, and Sat. Feb. 27.
The Bulls split the two games,
losing the first 2-1 on home ice, and
winning the second 4-2 in
Teeswater.
Noah Terpstra took the first and
only goal in their home-ice match,
and went on to score two more in
their win against Teeswater. Other
goals were scored by Cody Harding
and Hudson Smith, who netted his
first of the year.
Konrad Mcarter played net for
both matches.
In previous games, the Atoms
started their playoff run with back-
to-back games against Blyth, tying
their first match 3-3 despite an
overtime period, and losing the
second match 2-1 in overtime.
Goals in the series were scored by
Terpstra (2) and Harding (2).
Brussels third game of the
playoffs was against Zurich, which
they lost 5-1. Terpstra stopped the
shut-out with his one goal. 1
There was another great week ofexciting action at the Wingham
Golf and Curling Club.
Monday, Feb. 22 the daytime
league got the curling off to a good
start. Skips picking up wins were
Irving Elliott, Les Shaw, Barry
Simpson, Bob Johnston, Wendell
Stamper and John Nixon. Monday
night men’s league saw Hugh
Clugston and Barry Elliott pick up
wins.
Tuesday ladies league winning
skips were Carol Horton, Kelsie
Eadie and Amy Miller. The
Tuesday night competitive league
winners were Bill Devos, Kyle
Forster, Russ Taylor and Calvin
Ruttan.
Wednesday, Feb. 24 the Club
hosted the high school Huron/Perth
championships. The girls teams
were from F.E. Madill, Goderich,
Stratford Northwestern, and
Listowel. Listowel dominated this
day winning all three games to
advance.
The boys teams represented F.E.
Madill. Exeter, St. Mary’s and
Listowel with the Exeter team
advancing with a last rock takeoutwin over the Wingham team.
Thursday daytime curling
winners were Irving Elliott, Barry
Simpson, Al Webster, Bob
Johnston, Mac Inglis and John
Nixon. The Thursday night family
league had skips Doug Miller, Bill
McDonald and Kyle Foster curl
away with wins. Friday night
mixed winners were Murray Fear,
Barry Simpson and Bill
McDonald.
This coming Saturday, March 6
the club is hosting the Belgrave
Mixed Bonspiel.
In last week’s column the
winning lead of the ladies bonspiel
was Donna Shaw not Donna Marks
as reported. Sorry for the error.
OUT OF BOUND NEWS
The Mac Inglis and Stewart
Leedham teams played in the
Men’s Masters Bonspiel in
Harriston last Wednesday, Feb. 24.
The Leedham foursome of Al
Webster, Les Shaw, John Mann
and Stewart Leedham placed first
winning all games and capturing
the Robertson Memorial Trophy.
Skips and Stones – By Bruce Skinn
Brussels Atom LLs
split playoff games
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