The Citizen, 2007-11-08, Page 9THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2007. PAGE 9.
Nicely done
St. Anne’s Catholic Secondary School’s Midget boys cross-country team captured the OFSAA
bronze medal at Fireman’s Park, Niagara Falls, Nov. 3. The placers were Pat Hartman, 26th;
Stephen Lambert, 68th: Simon Fernandes 76th and Matt Steele, 81st. Craig Thompson was
St. Anne’s displacer, 88th. St. Anne’s was the first team to get all five runners in. (Only the best
four count though). There were 36 teams, 273 runners representing 700 plus schools in
Ontario. Coaches are Annette and Baird Robinson. (Photo submitted)
On Sunday, Nov. 4 the Blyth Tyke
Senior Bulldogs travelled to
Seaforth.
The Blyth team fell behind by one
early in the game, but continued to
work and scored to tie it.
Carson Richmond scored with
assists going to Nick Aitken and
Jared Shearer.
Seaforth ended up scoring two
more goals to beat Blyth 3-1. Mason
Campbell provided solid
goaltending for the Blyth team
turning aside a couple Seaforth
breakaways. The Blyth team played
very well and continued their strong
work ethic.
Coach Andrew Wharton said “We
had many good scoring chances late
in the game and hopefully we can
carry that on to our next game.”
Senior Tykes play
Seaforth away
The Blyth Novices split weekend
games. They first lost 10-2 to
Goderich. Scoring for Blyth were
Cody Treble and Brenden Howson.
Sunday the team put out a solid
effort beating Minto 6-0. Chad
Treble scored two goals with singles
going to Gavin Workman, Dawson
Coultes, Colton Rodger and
Howson. Assists went to Coultes
and Cody Treble with two apiece.
Chad Treble and Howson.
This coming weekend the
Bulldogs travel to Monkton on
Saturday and Wingham is in town
Sunday.
Big game
The Blyth PeeWee girls team was on the ice last Saturday, playing host to Saugeen Shores.
The locals romped the visitors by a final score of 11-0 in this Saturday afternoon game. (Shawn
Loughlin photo)
The Saugeen Maitland PeeWee Ateam played a home-and-away serieswith Kitchener this weekend.
Saturday they played in Kitchener
and won the game with a score of 1-
0. The goal scored by Sydney Smith
of Port Elgin, and the shutout went
to Shelby Arsenault of Shallow
Lake.
Sunday, Kitchener came to
Howick where the Lightning won by
a score of 5-0. Goals were scored by
Shelsie Popp of Auburn, HannahDavidson of Kincardine, BeckyWaring of Owen Sound with
two and Kate-Lyn Skinner of
Amberley.
Assists went to Vanessa
Armstrong of Gorrie with two,
Nicole Marriage of Clinton, Miranda
Lantz of Mildmay, Becky Bults of
Alma, Smith and Popp.
The Lightning travels to Waterloo
for their next game, Nov. 10.
Saugeen Maitlandhome and away
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The Brussels Atoms have had a
very successful two weeks of
hockey action. They played Elma
Logan, taking a 4-0 win, Blyth for a
7-0 win, and Clinton for a 7-2 win.
Scoring for Brussels were
Hayden TenPas, Mitch Kellington,
Lexi Smith, Tim Waechter, and Nic
Zwep. Assisting were Waechter,
Smith, Kellington, Ben Hruska, and
Dawson Peachey. Earning the two
shutouts is goalie Matt McNichol.
Good week
for Brussels
Atoms
Win, lose weekend for
Blyth Novice squad