HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1990-01-03, Page 15THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1990. PAGE 15.
Crusaders avenge loss by drubbing Drayton 15-1
On December 29 the Brussels
Crusaders travelled to Wellesley to
play the Merchants for the last time
in their schedule.
The Crusaders opened the scor
ing five and a half minutes into the
game when Troy Pocaluyko conver
ted a pass from Brian Ten Pas.
Wellesley, however, came back
with the next three goals to take a
3-1 lead after one period play.
The Crusaders cut the lead by
one when Trim Fritz scored on a set
up from Brian Campbell and Kevin
McArter. Mark Harding then gave
Fritz a pass and he tied the score at
3-3 with a minute and a half left in
the second period.
Wellesley jumped back into a
two-goal lead in the third before
Mark Harding tipped in a shot from
the point by Trev Pocaluyko with
Fritz drawing the other assist on
the play. However the Merchants
increased the lead to two again two
minutes later. Fritz and McArter
then set up Campbell to cut the
lead to one goal and make the final
score 6-5 for Wellesley.
On Saturday, Dec. 30, the Crusa
ders were on the road again this
time they travelled to Drayton to
face them in a re-match of the
tournament consolation champion
ship game.
The scoring started five minutes
into the game when Tim Fritz and
Kevin McArter set up Brian Camp
bell for his first of the game.
Drayton tied the score six minutes
later. Dave Stephenson then put
the Crusaders back out in front
with Ken Cousins drawing the
assist.
Campbell scored his second of
the game a minute later with the
asissts going to McArter and Fritz.
The first period ended with Brus
sels holding a 3-1 lead.
Drayton opened the scoring in
the second when they cut the lead
by one goal but that was as close as
Blyth PeeWees lose championship to Brussels
BY RUSTY BLADES
The Blyth Pee Wees participated
in the Legion Pee Wee Tournament
held in Lucknow on December 16.
They lost in the final to Brussels
after earlier defeating Ripley and
Hensail.
In their first game against Ripley
the teams traded goals throughout
the contest before Blyth secured
the win with two late goals. Mike
Bromley did his impression of the
One Man Gang as he impressed all
those in attendance with six goals,
including the power play winner
and assisted on Jerrod Button’s
goal. In addition to his goal, Jerrod
assisted on three of Bromley’s
blasts. Benjie Hakkers assisted on
two goals while Tim Lyons came
through late in the game. After
assisting on Bromley’s winner, Tim
Lyons added an insurance marker
with 1:31 left in the game. He
stripped a Ripley defenceman of
the puck behind the net after a big
hit and scored on a wrap around off
the goaltender.
This win carried Blyth into the
next round where they met some
familiar faces from Hensail. Blyth
scored 21 seconds into the game as
they built a 5-0 first period lead and
then cruised to an 8-0 whitewash.
The offence was shared amongst
the three lines although Mike
Bromley still managed to record
the hat-trick to go with two assists.
Jerrod Button had a goal and two
assists while Ryan Chamney re
corded two goals. Mike Johnston
found the net once as did Henry
Bos, who also had an assist.
Christopher Howson chipped in
with two assists while single assists
were notched by Shawn Hakkers,
Brian McNichol, Tim Lyons, Jona
than Collins and Tim Cowan.
The goaltending duo finally re
corded that elusive shut-out as
Chris Lee and Michael de Jong
Brussels brings home crown
Hensail travelled to Brussels to
provide the opposition Friday
night, Dec. 15 and Brussels went
home with a 7-0 score.
Andy Overholt recorded his
fourth shut-out of the season with
the help of a strong defensive unit.
Brad Mulvey opened the scoring
with assists going to Dave Lewing-
ton and Chris Stevenson.
In the second period Brussels got
goals from Matt Lee, Lewington,
Wayne Alexander and Tevor Mach-
an. Picking up assists in the second
were Alexander, Doug Wilson, Tim
Machan, Mulvey, Pete Gusso and
Randy Beuermann.
Third period goals were by
Mulvey and Matt Lee with assist to
Alexander.
On Saturday the boys journeyed
to Lucknow for the annual Legion
Pee Wee tournament. Their first
game was against the home town
Lucknow boys. When the final
buzzer went Brussels had a 6-1
win.
Pete Gusso had the only goal of
the first period. At the end of two
periods Brussels was up 2-0 on a
goal by Matt lee and assist from
Wayne Alexander.
In the third period the Brussels
Brussels Curling Club
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The Brussels Curling Club held
its annual Christmas Jitney
December 27. There were
curlers participating.
After curling three, six
games, prizes were given to all
teams taking part. First with 46
points was Brad Speiran, Donna
Bauer, Rob Veitch and Bob Steiss;
second, 45.5 points, Brian War
wick, Tom Warwick, Yvonne
Knight, Barb Alexander, and Ann
Uhler; third, 36.75 points, Stu
Steiss, Ruth Bauer, Brian Alexan
der and Sue Gowing; fourth, 33.75
points George Zwep, Velma Lock
ing, Steve Steiss and Cindy Stute;
fifth, 33 points, Orval Bauer, Frank
Bremner, John Lowe and Jason
Koetsier; sixth, Mike Alexander,
Madelene Steiss, Brent Evans and
Frank Breckenridge; seventh,
Mervyn Bauer, Marie Stute, Ger
ald Knight, and Rich Veitch;
eighth, Wayne Lowe, Joyce Alex
ander, Roger Evans and Rodney
Bauer; ninth, Bob Alexander, Jane
Zwep, Brett Bauer and Wayne
Alexander.
Consolation went to the team of
Ken McDonald, Ma-g Taylor, Lyle
Martin and Darren 1 ,auer.
lads scored four more and Lucknow
replied with one. Tim Machan,
Ryan Finch, Trevor Machan and
Brett Clarkson scored the goals,
Randy Beuermann with three as
sists, Lee, Clarkson, Finch and Tim
Machan getting one each.
Brussels was matched against
Blyth in the final. Wayne Alexan
der with assist from Trevor Machan
put Brussels up one, but Blyth
came roaring back with two goals to
give them a 2-1 lead. The only
scoring of the second was a goal by
Dave Lewington from Brad Mul
vey.
The third period, Brussels scored
four unanswered goals by Doug
Wilson, Lewington, Pete Gusso
and Mulvey with assists to Matt
lee, Ryan Finch and Tim Machan.
This gave the Brussels boys the
“B” Championship and will repre
sent the Legion Zone on January 6
at Goderich. Full marks must go to
the Blyth boys as they only had one
game to rest and were without one
of their top scorers who got hurt in
their previous game.
The Brussels players, coaching
staff and parents thank the Brus
sels Legion for the opportunity to
play in the tournament.
enjoyed a full game of rubber
repelling.
This victory sent Blyth into the
championship game against Brus
sels, who received a bye into the
final. Although Blyth enjoyed a 2-1
first period lead, a more well rested
Brussels team turned on the jets in
the third to take home the cham
pionship trophy with a 6-2 win.
After Brussels opened the scor
ing Tim Cowan, who was filling in
for the injured Brian McNichol on
left wing, evened the score for
Blyth. Ryan Chamney and Christo
pher Howson assisted on the goal
as Tim Cowan took the pass at the
blueline and drilled a long shot that
handcuffed the Brussels’ goal
keeper. Blyth’s second goal was
recorded the same way as Mike
Bromley’s rink rush was capped off
by Benjie Hakker’s quick snapshot.
Full marks goes to Brussels as
they outplayed Blyth the rest of the
way to secure a 6-2 championship
win.
they got. Campbell scored his third
of the night with McArter and Fritz
Fritz once again drawing the
assists. Troy Pocaluyko scored his
first of the game on an unassisted
effort with five minutes left in the
period. With nine seconds left in
the period Dave Montgomery and
Brian Ten Pas set up Troy for his
second of the game and gave the
Crusaders a 6-2 lead after two
periods.
The third period started with Ten
Pas and Pocaluyko setting up
Montgomery for the goal. One
minute later Pocaluyko scored his
third of the game with Montgomery
and Ten Pas drawing assists. Tim
Fritz then set up Campbell for his
fourth goal of the night. Twenty-
five seconds later Campbell set up
Fritz for his first goal of the game.
Kevin Deitner then scored his first
goal of the night with the assists
going to Fritz and Campbell.
Fourteen seconds later Pocaluy
ko scored his fourth of the game
with Montgomery and Ten Pas
drawing the assists. Dave Stephen
son got his second of the game a
minute later with Ken Cousins and
Mark Harding getting the assists
on the play. Troy Pocaluyko finish
ed the scoring off by getting his
fifth and sixth goals of the game
with Ten Pas and Montgomery
drawing assists on both of the last
two goals.
The final score of the game was
15-2 for a decisive victory for the
Crusaders.
This weekend the Crusaders play
in the Milverton tournament with
their first game being Saturday
morning at 11:30 against the Wild
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