HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-01-22, Page 14PAGE 14. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1986.
Peter Craig leads Biyth novice blow out
BY RUSTY BLADES
Last Wednesday, January 15
had the Ripley novice team come to
Biyth for an exhibition game.
In Blyth’s greatest show of
offensive power, the home team
came out bn top 10 - 0. After a tough
practice of passing and positional
play, the Biyth skaters put what
they had learned into action.
Ripley was a much slower and
weaker team and this allowed
Biyth to freewheel all nightand
pretty well do what they wanted.
Although the Ripley shots on
goal were few and far between,
goalie Josh Yanchus stopped
everything that came his way and
deserved the game puck for his
first shutout of the year.
Biyth put on a fine passing
display in the first period and
pressured Ripley but failed to
score. Their goal scoring skills
came to the fore in the second
period as the floodgates opened.
The second period ended 4 - 0 for
Kevin Wheeler, new partner
third in divisional championship
Biyth to all but decide the outcome
of the game. Six more pucks hit the
twine in the third period, as Biyth
showed their superiority, to make
the final score 10 - 0.
Brian McNichol scored the
game’s first goals as he snapped
out of his mid-season doldrums
with a picture perfect goal. He
showed some great skating and
puck handling abilities as Chris
topher Howson earned the assist.
Henry Bos snapped out of his goal
scoringslumpwith two goals on
goalmouth scrambles. Centreman
Mike Bromley picked up assists on
both of Henry’s goals.
Mike Bromley notched another
hattrick as he scored two of them on
rink length dashes while showing
some great moves and dekes.
Henry Bos picked up an assist on
Mike’s other goal.
The rest of the scoring belonged
to defenceman Peter Craig. Peter
scored four goals as he really put on
a puckhandling clinic for his
teammates and fans alike. Jona
than Collins, earned the assist on
one of Peter’s goals but the other
three were spectacular unassisted
efforts. Threeendtoendrushes
resulted in goals as the Ripley
players watched and admired the
plays almost as much as the fans.
Although thisisateam game,
this was the most spectacular
individual performance that this
reporter has witnessed this sea
son. This game was truly a
mismatch although Ripley showed
their spirit by inviting Biyth back
up to Ripley for a rematch. Thanks
to George Collins for expediting
the refreshments into the dressing
room after the game.
After two years off, Kevin
Wheeler of Brussels is back
skating and with his new partner
Michelle Menzies of Halifax plac
ed third in the Central Divisional
skating championships at Sudbury
recently and will go on to the
Canadian Championship in North
Biyth Atoms come back
for dramatic tie
A dramatic comeback gave Biyth
Atom houseleague team a 4-4 tie
against Goderich at Biyth on
January 13.
Michael McNichol scored with
just 39 seconds left and the Biyth
goaltender out for an extra artacker
to gain the tie. The game started as
if Biyth would not have to worry
about coming from behind. Danny
Van Bakel scored midway through
the first period with an assist from
Conrad Bos to give Biyth the lead.
Before the period ended Kevin
Souch added to the lead with an
unassisted goal with 2:07 left.
Butthesecondperiod and the
first half of the third belonged to
Goderich as they scored four
straight times, including a power
playmarker, to take what appeared
to be a healthy lead.
But Biyth took advantage of a
power play with 2:05 left in the
game and Ian Andrews scored the
goal to cut the lead and set the
stage for Michael McNichol’s last
minute heroics.
Chosen the stars of the game for
Biyth were Tyler Craig on defence,
Rob Finch on offence and Brian
Gross for his effort.
Biyth Lions hold
snowmobile poker rally
Bay in February.
The pair, competing in the
Junior Division, placed second in
the Western Ontario Sectional
competition in December. Local
audiences will get a chance to see
the pair in action when the Brussels
Figure Skating Club holds its
Carnival on February 22 at 8 p.m.
The carnival, with the theme
“Come to the Movies’ ’ will feature
Kevin and Michelle as guest
artists.
Kevin, with former partner
Christine Hough of Kitchener, won
the novice division pair free skate
Canadian championship in 1982
before he gave up skating in April,
1983. Kevin and Michelle started
skating together in August of 1985
and have made rapid progress.
Other members of Brussels
figure skating club will have their
chance to move up the ladder of
success beginning Thursday
night. The Brussels club will have
its club competition to compete for
positions in the interclub competi
tion to be held in Goderich. Gold,
silver and bronze medals and
trophies will be awarded at the
conclusion of the competition.
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The Biyth Lions Club and the
Biyth Snow Travellers will be
holding their annual snowmobile
poker rally on Saturday, February
1.
Registration will take place at
the Snow Traveller’s Club House.
Anyone wishing more information
can contact Lion Lloyd Sippel.
The Biyth Lions Club will be
hosting the District A9 Effective
Speaking Final at the Biyth Public
School on Thursday, April 3.
The winners of the Lions Satur
day Night Hockey Draw were: Jan.
11, Doug Whitmore; Jan. 18, Lloyd
Sippel.
The next meeting of the Biyth
Lions Club will be Thursday, Jan.
23. Zone chairman John Stringer
from the Goderich Lions Club will
be making his official visit and
presenting perfect attendance pins
for 1984-85.
Biyth, Brussels Brownies hold
skating party at Biyth arena
The Biyth Brownies hosted a
Skating Party on January 18 at the
Biyth arena.
The Brussels Brownies were
invited to join in the fun. Skating
was held from 2:15 - 3:15. Twenty
minutes of ice time was set aside
for a few games with the last one
being everyone joining in to make a
long train.
After skating the girls made a
miniature pair of skates to pin on
their coats for their craft. Refresh
ments of carrot sticks and dip, hot
chocolate and cupcakes were
enjoyed by all.
Each girl received a ribbon with
the date and event to commemor
ate the day. The girls were able to
host such an event with the money
raised from their recent Bake and
Craft Sale.
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Sat. -12:30 a.m. - Biyth Baintoneers vs. Elora Farmerettes
(Ladies)
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(Men’sB)
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- Conn vs. Teviotdale (Men’sB)
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