HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2008-12-18, Page 8SportsPAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2008.The Saugeen Maitland Bantam
Lightning was on the road visiting
the Brantford Ice Cats on Friday,
Dec. 5 and the Bluewater Hawks
Dec. 6.
Against the Ice Cats, the girls were
sluggish through the first two
periods, with a single goal scored by
Marcie Landman.
Down 2-1 going into the third
period, the Lightning finally showed
some spark offensively, starting with
a nice rush by Kelly Garrow to tie it
up.
This was followed by a hard drive
to the net and goal by Abbey Gibson
and an empty netter by Laura Irwin
to secure the 4-2 win.
Assists were provided by
Brooklyn Irwin with three, Vanessa
Armstrong, Laura Irwin, Taylor
Gilkinson, Kelly Gribbons and
Landman.
On Saturday, the Lightning would
not be intimidated by a powerful
Bluewater Hawks team. This team
has been dominating the division
and had a record of 11-0-0, with 83
goals for and only four goals against
going into this game.
The Hawks were quick off the
whistle and scored 12 seconds into
the first period on a nice passing
play.
The Lightning picked it up but
could not hold the Hawks back, as
they scored four more times.
The Lightning picked it up but
could not hold the Hawks back, as
they scored four more times.
The Lightning scored a couple of
their own, for a final score of 5-2.
Lightning goalscorers were
Armstrong and Irwin with assists
from Caroline McDowell and Carly
Smith.
Lightning was in the Markham-
Stouffville Stars Bantam
Tournament on the weekend and
came home with a record of 2-2.
In the first game against
Gloucester-Cumberland, the final
score was 5-2 for the Lightning, with
a hattrick scored by Laura Irwin and
two goals by McDowell. Assists
were credited to Marcie Landman
with two, Sara Gossell, Hannah
Davidson, Armstrong and Brooklyn
Irwin.
The Lightning came up against a
strong Whitby team in the second
game. Whitby dominated and came
out ahead by 6-0.
In the third game, the Lightning
overtook Peterborough 4-2 with
goals scored by Nicole Marriage
with two, Davidson and Laura Irwin.
Davidson with two, Gossel and
Gilkinson earned the assists.
In the final game against
Willowdale, the girls were sent
home with a 3-0 loss.
The Lightning is next in action on
Saturday against Clearwater in
Howick.
There was lots of hockey action
for the Brussels Atom Reps in the
last two weeks.
They hosted Listowel on Dec. 3.
The team played well together,
stopping many could-be goals.
However, it was a 6-1 loss of
Brussels.
The lone Brussels goal was scored
by Wyatt Machan, assisted by
Delayna Smith. The team took 22
shots on net and the goalie had 19
saves.
Friday, Dec. 5 saw them in Zurich.
The team played extremely well
together. Logan Kellington scored
the first goal with just 4:24 left on
the clock in the first period to take a
1-0 lead.
In the second, Machan scored to
maintain a 2-0 lead.
Zurich squeaked one past goalie
Derek Waechter to make it 2-1.
In the third Kailey Wheeler netted
one, making it 3-1.
Zurich fought back to net two
more goals, one right after the other,
ending the game in a 3-3 tie. Shots
on net were 17 and Waechter made
17 saves.
Tuesday, Dec. 9 had them
travelling to Clifford.
In the second period Kellington go
an early goal assisted by Dawson
Peachey, to take a 1-0 lead. There
were many shots on net, at both ends
and both goalies made numerous
saves.
In the third period, Nic Zwep
scored with an assist from Dylan
McNeil. Shortly after, Connor
Bridge scored with a pass from
Wheeler and Kellington. With
minutes left on the clock Wheeler
scored, assisted by Machan to make
it 4-0.
The next night, still on fire,
Brussels faced Goderich AE.
Midway through the first period,
Machan scored, assisted by Zwep
and Austin Johnston.
In the third, the pressure was on
to make that puck connect
again with the inside of the net.
Goderich tied it up with 7:16 left on
the clock.
Then with just 2:25 left to go,
Wheeler scored from Zwep to take a
2-1 lead. The game was a hard-
fought victory for Brussels.
Brussels Atom Reps fall 6-1
In the chase
Blyth’s Novice Local League Bulldogs were up against the
wall over the weekend with the BCH Icedogs opening the
game with a high-scoring first half of the game, jumping out
to a large lead over the hometown team and never looking
back. (Shawn Loughlin photo)
The Blyth PeeWee Dynamite team
played against Mildmay Red this
weekend.
Shane Logtenberg started in net
for Blyth. In the first period Blyth
kept a lot of the play in the Mildmay
end. Logan Forbes started the
scoring with a hard shot into the net,
with help from linemates Bailey Van
Massenhoven and Emily Meier.
In his next shift Forbes bounced
one off the goal post and Kaitlin Bos
was there to slam the rebound into
the net.
Logtenberg made a couple of
good saves in the Dynamite goal
to keep Mildmay off the score
board.
In the second period Van
Massenhoven played net for Blyth.
Blyth controlled most of the play
and coasted to a 2 -0 victory.
Bantam Lightning on the road
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