The Citizen, 1986-04-02, Page 12PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1986.
Brussels Petite ringette team recently won the W.O.A.A. championship. Members of the team are: [front
row, left to right] Erin Mitchell, Janice Jacklin, Holly Mitchell, Amy Thomas, Jo -Anne Van Keulen,
Jennifer Machan [back row] coach Maria Van Keulen, Heather Somers, Kelly Overholt, Heather
McDonald, Krista Keifer, Jan Van Keulen, Sheri Huether and Trish Clark. -- photo by Pat Langlois.
Brussels Midgets, Bantams
end season with crowns
BY LOIS McARTER
The Midgets continued their
playoff group championship a-
gainst Lucknow after eliminating
Harriston. They were in Lucknow
on Monday night for the first game
of the series and picked up a 6 - 4
win for their efforts.
Shawn Bremner led the way with
two goals. Singles went •to Marty
Rutledge, Dean Lawrie, Jim En-
glish and Sean Kieffer. Assists
went to Bob Recker, Marty Rut-
ledge, and Dean Lawrie.
Lucknow was to return to
Brussels on Wednesday night for
the second game of the best -of -
three series but didn't show.
Brussels won the series by default
and were acclaimed W.O.A.A.
group champions.
BANTAMS
The Bantam team travelled to
Blyth on Wednesday with a 1 - 0
lead in games in their group
championship round. The series
was tied as Blyth won the second
game with a 5-2 victory. The series
returned to Brussels on Friday
afternoon for the third game.
Brussels was victorious picking
up a 3 - 2 win in a closely -fought
struggle. With the ice disappear-
ing this weekend in the arenas the
pressure was on and the fourth
game was played back in Blyth on
Saturday night. Brussels was
successful in scoring a 2 - 0 victory
and claimed the W.O.A.A. group
championship round.
It is understood the penalties
heavily outnumbered the goals
scored and rather spoiled what had
been an excellent season in low
accumulation of penalty minutes
for the bantam hockey club. The
coach must have gotten a bad case
of spring feverbecause he forgot to
phone in the goal scorers. Congra-
tulations boys for an excellent
season of hockey.
Remember the pot luck supper
and annual awards night on April 5
at 6:30 p.m. for all players and their
parents registered in Minor Sports
this season.
JUNIOR D PLAYOFFS
The northern division playoff
series has come right down to the
wire to claim a winner again this
season. Seaforth was in Grand
Valley on Tuesday night to play
hockey with Grand Valley winning
by a 6-4 score to lead the series 3-1.
1.
They returned to Seaforth on
Friday night to play with Seaforth
coming up with their first win on
home ice to move the games to a 3-2
series.
The two teams met on Sunday -
night in Grand Valley. With their
backs to the wall Seaforth came
through with a4 -3 win to tie the
series at three games each.
The seventh and deciding game
will be played in Seaforth on
Tuesday night at 8:30 p.m. to
declare a winner.
Delhi eliminated Belmont on the
weekend and will play the winner
of this round to declare a Junior D
champion for the O.H.A. league.
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Bainton's win league title
Baintons are the 1986 Blyth
Industrial League champions after
registering back to back wins over
Hubbards in the final series.
Baintons got off to a slow start early
in the season and then won 12 of
their last 14 games to win the
championship and avenge last
year's loss to Hubbards in the final
series.
In the first game of the finals,
Bainton goaltender Ron Ritchie
stymied Hubbard shooters time
after time and led them to a 4 - 2
win. Baintons got goals from Gary
Hakkers, Barney Stewart, Tom
Perry and Bryan Black. Denis
Knox and Brian Bromley replied
for Hubbards.
In the second game, Baintons
spotted Hubbards an early 2 - 0
lead and then roared back with five
straight goals and took a 5 - 3 lead
into the final period. They upped
their margin to6 - 3 midway
through the period only to see
Hubbards bounce back with two
goals late in the game to make it 6 -
5. Baintons sealed the victory with
a goal with one minute remaining.
Darryl Plunkett and Barney Ste-
wart each scored three times for
Baintons and Jim Oster added one.
Hubbards scorers were Brad
Bromley with three and Brian
Bromley with two.
Team members of Baintons are
Ron Ritchie, captain Jim Dickson,
Tom Perry, Jim Oster, Jamie Daer,
Terry Rutledge, Bryan Black, John
Cartwright, Gary Hakkers, Darryl
Plunkett, Barney Stewart and Scott
Stevenson.
Bluevale
Bowlers
roll top scores
Kevin Hickey topped the 700
mark with a 701 triple in play with
the Bluevale Mixed Bowling
League last week. Marg Adams
had the high triple for the women
with a 607.
Kevin Hickey also had the top
single for the men. a 263. Alice
Massey had afine 288 singlefor the
best single score of the week.
Other top singles went to:
Pauline Dickson, (270); Winnie
Boyd, (251); Caroline Greenaway,
(250); Mel Craig, (242); Shirley
Nicholson, (241); George Fischer,
(238 and 201); Milt Boyd, (237, 228
and 227); Kevin Hickey, (233 and
205); Jim Shaw, (232 and 200);
Herb Kenyon, (234 and 223); Jim
Thompson, (218); Dorothy Thomp-
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204); Barb Hamilton, (206); Reta
Ross, (203) and Steven Johnston,
(201).
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