The Citizen, 2008-12-18, Page 9THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2008. PAGE 9. Blyth PeeWee Reps travelled onDec. 10 to play the undefeatedTeeswater team.The first period was end-to-endaction but neither team was able tosink the puck. Blyth and Teeswatereach had a penalty.
The second period was penalty-
free but full of action. Blyth’s Mike
VanWyk started the scoring with an
assist from Spencer Stevenson. Just
20 seconds later Teeswater tied it up.
Matt VanWyk with help from
brother Mike, squeaked one past
Teeswater’s netminder to put Blyth
back in the lead. Then just two
minutes later Teeswater tied it again.
But Blyth kept the pressure on.
After a pass from Stevenson, Dustin
Pennington bulged the top left
corner of Teeswater’s net.
The third period was an aggressiveone with Teeswater getting fourpenalties and Blyth, three including,two bench penalties.With the score tied at three, Blythhad to dig deep. Pennington scoredanother top-shelf goal with the assist
going to Wyatt Carey. The final goal
of the game went to Mike VanWyk
with the assist going to Matt
VanWyk.
Goalie Dalton Carey kept
Teeswater from scoring any more
goals. The final score was 5-3 for
Blyth.
Proud coach Scott Stevenson had
to watch from the stands after being
ejected with 12 minutes left in the
third period.
Blyth played Wingham in an
exhibition game.
Blyth was first on the scoreboardwhen Stevenson passed to ArdenCoultes who tapped it in. Then MikeVanWyk passed to Coultes who gaveit to Matt VanWyk. He shot andscored in the top corner.Blyth got the first goal in the
second when Coultes scored with
help from Mike VanWyk and
Braydon Whitfield.
Wingham jammed one in past
goalie Dalton Carey to end the
second period with Blyth in the lead
3-1.
Blyth stayed strong in the third
scoring two more goals. Mike
VanWyk scored with the assist going
to brother Matt. Coultes scored his
hattrick with help from the VanWyk
twins.
The final score was 5-1 for Blyth.
Team advances
The Gore Mutual Schoolboy Zone 14 competition was held at the Wingham Golf and Curling
Club on Dec. 13 and 14. The team consisting of, from left: coach Shawn Cottrill, skip Kyle
Forster, vice Ben Procter, second Matthew Hallahan and lead Matthew Cottrill, won the A
division with three straight victories. They advance to the regional competition in Niagara Falls,
Jan. 31 and Feb. 1. (Photo submitted)
PeeWees defeat Teeswater 5-3
The Blyth PeeWee Local League
travelled to Wingham on Sunday.
Blyth was shorthanded, missing two
regulars from the lineup.
With 39 seconds remaining in the
first period Dalton Richmond
opened the scoring, from a pass by
Dylan Bromley.
Josh VanSoest scored his first of
the day 10 minutes into the second
on a pass from Trystan Weber.
The third period saw Robbie
Gordon shoot home an unassisted
goal to increase the lead to three.
Wingham scored one of their own
later in the third, but Blyth bounced
right back and VanSoest netted his
second with help from Weber and
Gordon. Kyle Pollard ripped one
into the net to finish the scoring of
the day with help from Weber and
VanSoest.
Goalie Dustin Treble played
another strong game shutting down
the Wingham team.
The team completed the game
with nine skaters. The coaches
needed to keep moving players in
and out of various positions to keep
the team as fresh as possible. All of
the defencemen, Dallas Coultes,
Ryan Plunkett, Bromley and Gordon
took turns at playing forward during
the game.
The final score was 5-1 for Blyth.Batter up
There were big swings and big hits last weekend in
Brussels at the broomball tournament held at the Brussels,
Morris and Grey Community Centre. In this Saturday clash,
the Outlaws took on the Snipers, with the Snipers jumping
out to a quick 2-0 lead in the first half and never looking
back. (Shawn Loughlin photo)
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NOTICE
Huron County Administration Centre
in Goderich will be closed
Thursday, December 25th,
Friday, December 26th, 2008 and
Thursday, January 1st, 2009.
We would like to wish you and your families a
Very Merry Christmas and a Safe and Happy New Year.
Warden Ken Oke, Larry C. Adams, CAO ,
Huron County Council and Staff.
PeeWee Locals play Wingham
Sunday night, Dec. 7 the Saugeen
Lightning Midget AAs bested the
Windsor Wildcats 4-1 in Lower
Lakes Female Hockey League
action.
Goal scoring for the Lightning
came from four different sources in
the game, Tammy Freiburger,
Wingham, Lindsey Ceaser, Owen
Sound,Victoria Bertrand, Port Elgin,
and Molly McNulty, Kincardine.
This past weekend, the Lightning
tied the Kitchener Rangers 2-2. Goal
scoring came from Freiburger and
Shannon Myles, Lions Head.
The Lightning have a big
double-header this Sunday, Dec. 21
in Howick at 10 a.m. and 2:30
p.m. against the Cambridge
Roadrunners.
Lightning Midget AAs
bested Windsor Wildcats
The Brussels PeeWee Reps played
extremely well last week against
Monkton, winning 8-2.
Goals were scored by Wyatt
Ducharme, Mitchell Kellington,
Hayden TenPas, Tim Waechter with
two, and Brock McLean with a
hattrick. Assisting them were
Kellington, TenPas, Anthony Vader,
Ducharme, Waechter, Reece
McArter and Colton Hastings.
Goalie Matt McNichol was on fire
in the Brussels net.
Big victory
for Brussels
PeeWee Reps