The Citizen, 2007-11-22, Page 9THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2007. PAGE 9.
The Brussels Tykes travelled to
Blyth for hockey action recently.
The game was close, however,
Blyth held off a Brussels attack late
in the game to hold on for a victory.
Brussels came out strong and
scored quickly when Jasmine Vader
bulged the twine for her first goal of
the season. Nick McArter picked up
the assist. Avery McArter lit the
light twice.
Noah Terpstra scored two more
for the visitors and Jarron
Thompson finished the scoring for
Brussels.
Lighting the light for Blyth were
Carson Richmond, Damon Allen
with two, Ethan Coultes, Bailey Bos
and Jarred Shearer with two.
Assists went to Drew VanWyk,
Bos and Shearer with two.
Mitch McNichol was solid in net
making many great saves.
The final score was 7-5 for Blyth.
Darren Evans did a solid job in his
first game between the pipes for
Brussels.
Blyth Senior Tykes now have one
win and two losses. Their next home
game is Sunday, Nov. 25 at 3 p.m.
Assistant coach Andrew Wharton
was “very impressed with the team’s
passing and shooting, which
contributed to their first victory.”
Brussels battles Blyth Tykes
The Blyth Bulldog Novice hockey
team played two games this past
weekend and came away with a win
and a loss.
Saturday the squad travelled to
Monkton and won 11-6.
Scoring for Blyth were Brenden
Howson, Chad Treble, Cody Treble
and Gavin Workman. Picking up
assists were Owen Andrews,
Dawson Coultes, Howson, Morgan
Howson, Colton Rodgers, Chad
Treble and Jeremy Wilts.
Samantha Kerr played a solid
game in net for her first victory of
the year.
Sunday’s game was against an
aggressive Wingham team.
The final score was 10-5 in the
opponent’s favour.
Blyth scorers were B. Howson and
the Treble boys. Assists went to
B. Howson, Chad Treble and
Rodgers.
All together now
The Brussels Atom Local League played Milverton on home
ice early Saturday. (Vicky Bremner photo)
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Novice Dogs win 11-6
Curling season is well underwaywith the first rocks thrown on Nov.1. Iceman Bruce Pewtress has the
ice in top shape. This year, the rings
are red and blue with the outer rings
in blue.
Something new this year is that
the four-foot lines down the length
of the ice are edged on the outer
sides in what some are describing
as “breast cancer promotional
pink.”
On ice two and three the ‘little
rockers’ circles are situated at the
half-way point.
***
In the Belgrave league on
Thursday, Nov. 8, Fred Meier
downed Murray Shiell 7-4.
Tim Coultes was a runaway
winner defeating Lloyd Michie 10-
4 and Niel Edgar in a high scoring
game, beat Murray McNichol
11-6.
In a close one it took an extra end
as Don Shiell eked out a win over
John Nixon.
***In Nov. 9 Friday mixed curling itwas Ben Proctor, 9, Bill McDonald,
7 and Barry Simpson showing no
mercy with a 12-5 victory over
Lynn Hickey.
***
Six teams were on hand for
ladies’ Tuesday night exercise and
enjoyment with Sue Fair, 8, Jill
Eadie, 2; Sandra Morrison doubling
Carol Horton 4-2 and Amy Miller’s
crew in top form with a one-sided
8-1 victory over Mary Henry.
***
In the Wednesday mixed league
all scores were a little one-sided
Aart DeVos was an 11-2 winner
over Steve Burke. Byron Horton
was a giant killer with a 9-2 victory
over Earl Fitch, while Byron’s dad
Wayne Horton lost to Dean
Newson 8-3.
***
In daytime curling on Monday,
Nov. 12 action the results were: Jim
Coultes, 10, Wendall Stamper, 3;
Nelson Frank, 9, John Mann, 5; BillDeans, 11, Mac Inglis, 2; NormFairles, 11, Bruce Robertson, 3.
Play was closer in the afternoon
with the results being: Stewart
Leedham, 7, Irving Elliott, 5; Ivan
Dow, 8, Les Shaw, 5 and Ross
Peacock, 10, Bob Johnston, 7.
***
In daytime action on Thursday it
seemed as if a team was hot they
were really hot and if bad, they
were really bad.
This was reflected in the scores:
Irving Elliott, 9, Bruce Roberton, 4;
Bill Deans, 10; Norm Fairles, 8;
Ross Peacock, 8, Stewart Leedham,
6 and Jim Coultes, racking up his
fourth win to remain undefeated
with a 16-4 victory over Bob
Johnston.
In afternoon action there were no
close games as Wendell Stamper
defeated John Mann 12-4, Les
Shaw was a big winner over Nelson
Frank and Ivan Dow was a runaway
winner over Mac Inglis.
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