HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-02-19, Page 15Brussels teams busy
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Beuermann assisted by Greg
Mulvey and Brian McArter scored
to take a 2 - 0 lead in the game.
Ripley scored early in the second
period to get their first marker.
Steve Fritz assisted by Brad Taylor
and Brian McArter added one
more for Brussels before Ripley got
their second goal. The period
ended at 3 - 2 for the home team.
Both goalies played well in the
third period with Ripley getting the
only goal in the net in the third
forcing an overtime period.
It was do or die for Brussels and
they were lucky enough to score
two overtime goals in the 10
minutes. Brad Taylor assisted by
Scott Bremner and Steve Fritz
assisted by Shawn Jacklin got
credit for those goals. Goalie Neil
Pipe played super net and kept the
visitors scoreless. This forced a
third and deciding game in Ripley
on Thursday night.
Another close game of hockey
was played between these two
teams. Ripley scored the first goal
to take the lead and managed to
add one more before Dan Beuer-
mann scored the first and only goal
of the game. Brussels just couldn't
get that tying goal and the 2 - 1
victory was picked up by Ripley.
This eliminated Brussels from the
O.M.H.A. round of playoffs. They
will be playing their first game
against Exeter this week in the
group championship round of the
W.O.A.A.
The Atoms played their first
game of playoffs against Howick on
Tuesday night and were defeated 7
- 1. BrettLee scored Brussels only
goal. Howick will be back in
Brussels Friday at 7:15 for the
second game.
The Atoms also participated in
the annual Atom Tournament in
Southampton on Saturday. They
didn't fair so well on the score-
board. They were defeated 7 - 0 by a
team from Durham in the first
game which put them in the
consolation round. They were
defeated 6 - 0 by Mildmay which
elintinated them from the tourna-
ment. The M.V.P. of the first game
for Brussels was Gerald DeVries
and in the second game Brett Lee
was chosen.
NOVICES WIN
The Novice team commenced
their first round of play-offs in the
W.O.A.A. against Elma-Logan.
They were successful on Friday
night in scoring an 11 - 1 victory.
Leading the Brussels attack was
Brad Mulvey with four goals,
Wayne Alexander, two, Ryan
Finch, two, Matt Lee, two, Brett
Clarkson, one. Assists went to
Tim Machan with three, Jamie
Smith, three, Randy Beuermann,
two, Daniel Pearson, one, Brett
Clarkson, one, Brad Mulvey, one,
Wayne Alexander, one and Ryan
Finch, one.
They returned to Elma-Logan on
Satuday for the second game and
came home with a 7 - 1 victory but
not the score sheet. Goal scorers
were Tim Machan with three, Matt
Lee two, Wayne Alexander one
and Randy Beuermann one but we
were not sure who got credit for the
assists. Sorry boys. They will now
meet the winners of the Blyth -
Huron Park series, hopefully on
Friday night.
BANTAMS TRAIL SERIES
The Bantams played their first
game in their second series of
O.M.H.A. playoffs against Tara on
Saturday night. It was a relatively
close hockey game with Tara
leading by a 4 - 2 score until the last
three minutes of the game when
the home team added two more
quick goals to win the game by a 6 -
2 score. Brussels picked up a few
more penalty minutes than usual
and helped Tara score one of their
goals. Chins up fellows, Wednes-
day will be better. See you at 8:30
p.m.
The midgets will be commenc-
ing their group championship
round against Kincardine this
week at home on either Tuesday
night at 8 p.m. or Wednesday at 7
p.m. and back in Kincardine
Friday night at 8 p.m.
GAMES THIS WEEK
Wednesday, 7p.m, either Midgets
or Peewee "A" game; 8:30 p.m.,
Tara Bantams at Brussels;
Friday, 6 p.m., Novice Game; 7:15
p.m., Howick Atoms at Brussels;
8:30p.m., Wallace Peewee "B" at
Brussels;
Saturday, 11:15 a.m., Garden City
at Brussels Peewee "B";
Sunday 10:00 a.m. - Garden City at
Brussels Peewee "B".
P.S.: The Peewee "B" team is
entertaining a Peewee team from
Garden City this weekend. In
conjunction with that a dance will
'be held at the Legion Hall for the
adults. Plan to attend and make
them welcome to our village.
The Figure Skaters will also be
presenting a skating carnival this
weekend on Saturday at 8 p.m. The
theme will be "Come to the
Movies" featuring our own Kevin
Wheeler and his dance partner
Michelle Menzies. A chance for
two entertaining events in one
evening.
Final WOAA intermediate standings
GP
Kincardine 22
Lions Head 22
Durham 22
Ripley 16
Milverton 18
Lucknow 18
St. Clements 18
Woodford 20
Mildmay 16
Teeswater 20
Monkton 18
Wingham 22
Tara 20
Drayton 18
W -L -T
16-6-0
13-7-2
13-8-1
12-4-0
9-7-2
9-8-1
7-6-5
9-10-1
8-6-2
8-11-1
7-11-0
6-14-2
5-15-0
4-13-1
PTS.
32
28
27
24
20
19
19
19
18
17
14
14
10
9
PLAYOFFS
Int. "A", Woodford vs. Tara;
Int. "B", Wingham vs. Tees -
water, winner to meet Kincardine;
Int. "C", Lionshead vs. Durham,
St. Clements vs. Milverton;
Int. "D", Ripley vs. Monkton;
Draytonvs. Mildmay, winner to
play Lucknow.
Wingham and Teeswater are
tied at one game a piece with Game
3 in Wingham Friday, Feb. 21 at
8:30 p.m.
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Hallett Central School girls' volleyball team [right] prepares to block a
shot from the Clinton Public School girls in a tournament at Clinton
Saturday. Blyth girls and boys teams both won their championships.
Hallett boys lost only to Blyth, finishing second.
Blyth Atoms tie Ripley
in exhibition match
Blyth Atoms visited Ripley on
Saturday for an exhibition game
and came home with a 1 - 1 tie in an
exciting game.
Ripley took the lead in the first
period but Blyth rebounded to tie
the score in the second when
Danny Van Bakel, playing on a
forward line instead of his regular
defensive position, took a pass
from Shawn Rutledge, broke past
the defence and went in alone on
goal. His shot was stopped but
Brian Van Steelandt was there to
pop in the rebound.
Brian Van Steelandt was chosen
the team's offensive player of the
game, Jason Elliott in goal was the
top defensive player and Kevin
Souch was given the award for
outstanding effort.
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