HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2008-11-13, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2008.Blyth’s Midget boysbroomball team visitedSeaforth for their first gameof the season on Wednesday,Nov. 5.Blyth players came out to
play a strong game. Mark
Dery shot the ball at the net
and Brent Drost tipped the
ball into the net for the first
goal of the night. Greg
Roetcisoender set up the next
two goals for Blyth and Drost
was in the right spot to score
and earn a hattrick.
Andy Bolinger set up theplay for the first goal of thesecond period, after passingthe ball to Brendon Boven.Tristan Miltenburg had a nicebreakaway and managed to
get the ball into the net, but
the net was bumped out of
place, so the goal didn’t
count. With lots of traffic in
front of Seaforth’s net,
Bolinger set up the next goal
and Boven scored.
The game ended 5-0 for
Blyth.
Derek Logtenberg played agreat game in net to earn ashutout. Blyth’s defensivelineup stopped Seaforth fromtaking too many shots on netand clearing the ball out of
their end. Lucas Frawley,
Tyler Hallahan, Jon Hakkers,
Miltenburg and Shawn
Reinink were excellent on
defence.
With five minutes of ice
time left, the coaches decided
to practise overtime. Once
again Blyth dominated
Seaforth and shut out theiropponents.Roetcisoender had his thirdassist of the night and AlexHogan scored for Blyth. Drosttook a shot from the corner
and Logtenberg ran in and
tipped the ball into the net.
The final score was 7-0 for
Blyth.
Assistant coach Richard
Roetcisoender was pleased
with his team’s performance
in their first game of the
season.
The Blyth Novice team
took first loss of the season
against a tough Drayton
squad.
Drayton opened the scoring
in the fist beating goalie
Parker Gibbings.
Blyth’s Carson Richmond
tied it a few second later with
a breakaway goal. Richmond
added his second of the game
a couple of minutes later
assisted by Ethen Coultes to
finish the period ahead 2-1.
Drayton scored the only
goal in the second to tie the
game. Drayton controlled the
game in the third with several
scoring chances being
stopped by Gibbings. Drayton
managed to sneak two more
through in the third to hand
Blyth its first loss of the
season.
Novices play tough Drayton squad
Blyth broomball team plays Seaforth
Looking
The Blyth Atom gets set to make his move as the puck
moves into his zone. The Saturday morning contest
was against a short-staffed Brussels squad in Blyth
and ended in a 2-2 tie. (Vicky Bremner photo)
The Blyth Atom Reps
hosted Goderich AE on
Nov. 1.
Scoring started late in the
first period with Drew
Bromley netting one assisted
by Owen Weber. A very short
time later Hunter Dale scored
the second goal of the period
with assistance from Craig
Raynard.
The second period was
scoreless.
The third period saw one
more goal scored by Blyth’s
Brenden Howson in an
unassisted effort.
The play was back and
forth the whole game, but
Blyth kept Goderich off the
scoreboard.
The final score was 3-0.
Blyth Atom Reps shutout Goderich AE
The Lucknow PeeWee girls
visited Brussels on Sunday
for a late afternoon game.
The Lucknow team may be
glad that they will not see
Lexi Smith again until late
January in Lucknow. Smith
led her squad, scoring five
times and adding four assists.
Also scoring were Mackenzie
Nesbitt with a hattrick,
Jordyn Sholdice and Taylor
Higgins with two each, and
Delayna Smith.
The final score was 13-1
for Blyth-Brussels.
Girls
rule
on rink
The Brussels PeeWee
Local League played in
Seaforth on Saturday night.
Goalie Austin Johnston made
23 saves.
Scoring the lone goal for
Brussels with a slapshot from
the blue line was Scott
Dolmage. Colton Hastings
and Anthony Vader each
bounced one off and out of
the goal post. Brussels
lost 7-1.
Up from the Atom Locals
League were Ben Newell,
Seth Nichol and Cody
Harding, who did well on
defence.
PeeWees lose
Brussels Novices went up
against Drayton in recent
hockey action.
Brussels played well, but
Drayton was a very strong
team. Avery McArter scored
twice. Noah Terpstra got one
in the third period and Jarren
Thompson had some great
stops in net. Drayton won the
game, however.
The next home game is on
Friday night against Zurich.
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