HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-01-29, Page 18PAGE 18. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29,1986.
Freeskating champions at the Brussels Figure Skating club competition were decided in competition last
week. Winners were: Front row, Linda Ten Pas, Tatum Mathers, Lisa Pennington and Kim Fritz; [back
row] Peter McDonald, Karla King, Brandy Sanderson, and Stacy Miller. - photo by Pat Langlois
Junior Bulls win 2 of 3
BYLOISMcARTER
The Brussels Bulls were in
Howick for a mid-week hockey
game. It looked like their down-hill
slide was going to continue.
Howick took the lead 1 - 0 at the end
of the first period. They continued
on to add one more goal in the
second and lead by a 2 - 0 score.
Brusselsfinallycamealivein the
third period to get on the score-
board. Kevin McArter scored the
first goal of the period for the Bulls.
Mike Vincent assisted by Dave
Schmidt and Rollie Smith combin-
dforthesecondtotiethegame.
Kevin Ruttan assisted by Kevin
McArter and Kirk Whitfield scored
a short-handed goal mid-way
through the period to take the lead.
They managed to hang on and
claim a 3 • 2 victory.
The team was on the road
Saturday night to take on the top
team in the southern division, the
Lucan Irish. Brussels’ Kevin Rut
tan assisted by Murray Dewar and
Tom Newbigging put the Bulls in
the lead early in *he game but it was
short-lived as Lt can came back to
tie the game shortly after.
Rollie Smith deflected the puck
past the goalie before the period
ended to give Brussels a 2 - 1 lead.
The same end-to-end hockey
action continued to be played and
Lucan scored the first goal of the
period to once more tie the game.
The Bulls’ Jim Bender on a pass
from Mike Vincent and Rob Cardiff
beat the goalie to put Brussels in
the lead once more as the second
period ended.
A line-drive from the blue line
was in and out of the net before the
goalie saw it to give Lucan a tie once
more. The Bulls battled away
short-handed for most of the period
until the last three minutes of the
game when Lucan took the lead and
succeeded in keeping Brussels off
the scoreboard to win the game.
The team did well in keeping the
opposition limited to a one goal
lead in their up-hill struggle
against opposing players and
penalties as well.
Sunday afternoon had the Jun
iors at home against the visiting
Mitchell Hawks. Brussels took an
early two-goal lead with Paul
Coultes and Tim Fritz combining
for the first goal and Murray Dewar
and Tom Newbigging getting the
second goal. Before the period
ended, Mitchell had scored two
goals to tie the game at two.
The second period belonged to
the Bulls as they scored four goals
in the 20 minutes. Murray Dewar
picked up a hot-trick getting two
more goals. He got assists from
Tim Fritz and Tom Newbigging on
the first goal and Kirk Whitfield
and MikeSmithonthesecondgoal.
Rollie Smith came through with
the next two goals. He received
assists from Jim Bender and Todd
MacDonaldonthefirstgoal and
Kevin McArter and Rob Cardiff on
the second goal.
Their four-goal lead quickly
diminished in the first two minutes
of the third period as Mitchell
scored two quick goals. Brussels’
Tim Fritz assisted by Dewar and
Newbigging combined to add one
more goal for the Bulls.
Mitchell continued to fight back
and added two more goals for their
efforts. The last minute and
sixteen seconds Brussels played
shorthanded with two players in
the penalty box. Mitchell pulled
the goalie for an extra attacker but
goalie Mike Smith kept them
scoreless for the remaining time,
and picked up the 7 - 6 victory.
The schedule is getting more
hectic as the team will be playing a
four game series this week. They
will be at home to Howick on
Wednesday night at 8:30 p.m.
Fridaynighttheywillbebackin
Mitchell for an 8:30 start. Saturday
night will find them travelling to
Tavistock toplay acancelled game.
Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. will
find them at home to Seaforth
Centennaires.
MINOR HOCKEY
The Peewee A team travelled to
Exeter on Tuesday night to play
hockey. The flu bug had taken its
toll but they managed to ice a team.
They came home with a 3 - 0 win.
Greg Mulvey scored two of the
goals and Steve Fritz got the single
as well as two assists. Darren
Johnston also got one assist. Todd
Rice got the shut-out.
Thesameteamwasathometo
Hensail on Friday night. Steve
Fritz had a good night scoring the
hat-trick. He and Darren Johnston
combined for the first goal of the
game, and Steve got the second
goal unassisted. Scott Bremner
and Greg Mulvey put the third goal
on the board to end the second
period at 3 - 1.
The teams each scored two goals
in the third period. Jason Cooper
assisted the fourth goal and Steve
Fritz completed his hat-trick un
assisted to give Brussels the 5 - 3
victory.
This was the same team the boys
had lost to last week at the Legion
Tournament and the victory helped
rebuild their confidence. The
Peewee’s will be starting their
O.M.H. A. round in Mildmay on
Friday night and will be back home
on Sunday for a 4:30 p.m. game.
BANTAMS
The Bantams were in Howick to
play hockey on Friday night.
They were trailing the home
team by a 3 -1 score at the end of the
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Figure
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win
trophies
Twenty members of Brussels
Figure Skating Club took part in
the club competition.
Winners in the local competi
tion, as well as winning trophies,
win the right to go on to the
Interclub Competition in Mitchell
on March 2.
Beginners freestyle winner was
Tatum Mathers. Brandy Sander
son was the pre-novice winner and
Lisa Pennington the novice ladies
champion. Scott Johnston was the
novice men’s champion.
Stacy Miller was the junior
ladies champion while Kim Fritz
and Peter McDonald were the
ladies and mens intermediate
champions.
Karla King was the intermediate
ladies open champion. Linda Ten
Pas won the junior prepared solo
and Karla King the intermediate
prepared solo.
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ship waswon by Dana Mathers and
novice dance by Lisa Pennington
and Scott Johnston. Junior dance
champion is Stacy Miller and Karla
King won in the intermediate
category. Peter McDonald and
Kerry Shephard won the senior
dance championship.
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