HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2009-12-03, Page 9The Blyth PeeWee Rep team went
to Ripley on Nov. 26 and came home
with a 4-2 victory.
The game was hard fought with
tempers flaring towards the end of
the game, but Blyth came away with
the win.
Goals were scored by Dustin
Pennington, who also chipped in
with an assist, Jeremy Grisdale, who
had an assist as well, Quinton
Sjaarda, who also had an assist and
Josh Van Soest. Assists were counted
by Arden Coultes with two and
Jordon Hubbard with one.
THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 2009. PAGE 9.
The Brussels PeeWee Reps hosted
Ripley in recent action.
There was lots of passing from
one end to the other as each team
battled to score. With just 0:14
seconds left on the clock in the first
period Tim Waechter opened the
scoring. He was assisted by Wyatt
Ducharme’s pass, with Scott
Dolmage at the ready for a possible
rebound shot.
In the second period, Hayden
TenPas scored with a shot that
bounced off Austin Johnston’s
shoulder as the puck made its way
into the net. TenPas scored again
minutes later. Again, Johnston
racked up the assist, along with
Mitch Kellington. At the end of the
second period, Brussels had a 3-0
lead.
Mid-way through the third period,
the line of TenPas, Johnston and
Kellington scored again with TenPas
earning his hattrick of the night. A
few minutes later, Kellington
stormed the puck down the ice,
around all the players, and cleanly
flipped it in behind the Ripley goalie
to make it 5-0.
Waechter scored his second of the
night with a “had-to-see-it-to-
believe-it” shot. With Dolmage and
Ducharme distracting the Ripley
players,Waechter fired it in from the
direct far right-hand corner of the
goal line.
The trio of TenPas, Johnston and
Kellington came out the next shift to
add one more goal to their total to
end the game 7-0.
Goalie Matt McNichol made
several saves throughout the night t
keep Brussels on an undefeated
streak. The Ripley goalie also
deserves credit here for making
more saves throughout the game
than pucks that made it past him.
The PeeWees travelled to Blyth
this past Sunday for a rough, fast-
paced game.
Blyth took a 1-0 lead near the end
of the first period. Ducharme scored,
unassisted with 2:54 left on the
clock to tie it up.
Just two minutes in to the second
period, Ducharme scored again to
take the lead. TenPas scored a
buzzer-beater goal to take the lead at
the end of the second period.
Despite numerous penalties in the
third period, neither team was able
to score on any of the power plays.
Brussels took the bragging rights
this time, winning 3-1.
Blyth PeeWee Reps play Ripley
PeeWeeRepswin 7-0
The Blyth Atom Local League’s
winning streak is at 11.
The past week the Atoms had two
close games winning 6-5 over
Ripley and 5-4 against Brussels.
Goalscorers were Brenden Howson
and Chad and Cody Treble. Assists
were earned by Dawson and Jacob
Coultes, Parker Gibbings, Howson,
Jared Shear and Cody Treble.
The defence pair of Colton Rodger
and Craig Raynard played solid at
both ends of the ice. Gavin
Workman skated up and down his
wing playing havoc with the
opposition. Franklin Marshall and
Jeremy Wilts made many good saves
to help secure both wins.
A perfect record
The Blyth Midget Rep team hit the ice Saturday in Blyth as
part of Wingham’s annual Silver Stick Tournament. They
played St. George in a spirited contest, hoping to keep their
season’s record undefeated. (Shawn Loughlin photo)
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The Wingham Golf and CurlingClub this past week hosted the PepsiJunior regional plowdowns as well asa Huron Perth high school event.
In regular league play Monday,
Nov. 23 the daytime curlers got the
week started. Winning skips were
Irving Elliott, Wendell Stamper, John
Mann, Stewart Leedham, Ron
McMichael and Les Shaw.
The Monday night men’s league
saw team Kyle Forster and Les Shaw
come out winners.
Tuesday ladies’ league winning
skips were Carol Horton, Sue Fair
and Emily Elston. The competitive
league on Tuesday night had Aart
Devos, Don Edgar, Russ Taylor and
Rob Middleton pick up wins.
Wednesday the club hosted a Huron
Perth high school competition. F.E.
Madill, the host team was part of 12
teams to take part in the boys and
girls event. Wednesday night saw the
mixed league hit the ice with teams
Middleton, Tammy Adams and Earl
Fitch picking up wins.
Thursday daytime winning skips
included Pete Eskritt, Irvin Elliott,
John Mann, Stewart Leedham, Ron
McMichael and Glenn McMichael.
The Thursday family league saw all
four sheets of ice in action. Winning
teams were Bill McDonald. Kabrina
Bishop, Phil Eadie and Elli
Schimanski. Thursday Belgrave
winning teams were Larry Robinson,
Murray Shiell, John Nixon and FredMeier. Friday night mixed action sawBarry Simpson and Wayne Horton
pick up wins.
Saturday and Sunday the Wingham
Golf and Curling Club hosted the
Pepsi Junior regional championship.
The bonspiel was for ladies and men
up to the age of 20. The participating
girls teams were from Grimsby,
Dundas, Burlington, Sarnia, Exeter,
Listowel and two teams from St.
Thomas.
The men’s side had two teams from
Glendale as well as teams from
Aylmer, Palmerston, Chatham, St.
Thomas, Ilderton and Wingham. Two
men’s teams and two ladies’ teams
advanced to the provincial playdowns
in Teeswater the first weekend in
January. Winning ladies teams
advancing were St. Thomas skipped
by Sara Westman, A champs and
Dundas Granite skipped by
Harrington.
The men’s A champ was from
Glendale, skip Reid and B side
winner was Liscumb from Ilderton.
OUT OF THE HACK
The Wingham Golf and Curling
Club offers sincere sympathy to the
families and friends of two former
members who passed away this past
week, Ross Hamilton and Alan Mills.
They will both be truly missed by the
club and community.
Skips and Stones – By Bruce Skinn
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