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Successful year
Members of the Bly th Atom Houseleague team have completed a successful season. Members of the
team include: (front row, left to right) Jeffery Ferguson, Trent Richmond, Shane Burkholder, Ronnie
Abel-Rinn, John Armstrong, Coaches Pat Cronin, Darren Richmond; (back row), Greg Blok, Danny
Chamney, Shawn Clark, Mark Wilson, Steve Bernard and Calvin Schmidt. Missing, Margaret-Ann
Stewart.____________________________________________________________________________
Blyth Novice ‘A’s’ end season
with father and son game
Sports
Brussels Curling Club
finishes third draw
The Blyth Novice “A" team
completed a strong season of
hockey with a father and son game
last Wednesday night in Blyth.
The Blyth Novice players would
like to thank the Blyth Lions club
for hosting their annual novice
hockey tournament and paying the
registration for both Blyth teams.
The tournament was well run and
enjoyed by all.
The Blyth Rep. Novice played in
a tough hockey league against
mostly larger towns playing 500
hockey in league play. Blyth
advanced in playoff action winning
their group sweeping four series,
Blyth Novice ‘A ’$’ play tough games in
Blyth Little Lions Novice Days
BLYTH 2 - TIVERTON 1
The Blyth Novice A hockey team
took part in the Blyth Little Lions
Novice days and ran into some
tough but good games.
Blyth faced-off against Tiverton
in their first game on Saturday and
this game prcved to be an exciting
match-up. Tiverton displayed a
good team and an all-out effort,
trying to upset Blyth in their first
game. Tiverton scored late in the
first period, to take a one goal lead.
Michael Haggitt tied the game up
at the 7:35 mark of the second
period assisted by Michael Court
ney and Michael Ansley. Minutes
later Blyth took a narrow lead, with
Chris Carter scoring the winning
goal on a nice corner pass from
Michael Haggitt and Michael
Courtney picking up another assist.
The third period was fast and
furious but Blyth held on to their
2-1 lead with Scott Bromley be
tween the pipes and Blyth defense
taking over.
BLYTH 4 ■ CLIFFORD 3
Blvth’s second game on Saturday
had the local team up against their
playoff rivals from Clifford.
Once again the opposition scored
first early in the game. Blyth came
back with three straight goals to
iciac a o-i ieao oy tne three minute
mark of the second period. Chris
Carter scored along with Amanda
Anderson, banking the puck off of
Clifford players. Michael Haggitt
picked up both assists.
However, Clifford kept the pres
sure on, scoring midway in the
second period keeping it close, 3-2.
Blyth took a 4-2 lead on a blast from
Jeff Cowan set up by Darryl
for the “E” championship. Their
coaches hope to see Blyth young
talent back in hockey school next
fall and enjoying another year of
hockey.
The Blyth Rep. Novice team had
a busy season playing 42 games,
they won 28, lost 13 and tied one.
BLYTH NOVICE “A”
TEAM STATS 89/90
#31 Scott Bromley - goalie for 33
games average 3.1 3 shut-outs -
played defence 9 games with 7
assists.
#1 Jason Badley - goalie for 9
games average 3.4 1 shut-out -
played defence 33 games - 3
assists.
#14 Jeff Cowan - centre - 71 goals -
Bromley, but once again Clifford
scored late in the second period
keeping the game close. No goals
were scored in the third period as
Blyth held on to the 4-3 lead.
LUCKNOW 5 - BLYTH 4
The Blyth Novices took to the ice
Sunday, March 25 against an eager
Lucknow team and lost a close 5-4
game.
Blyth looked tired in this game
and spotted Lucknow three first
period goals.
Chris Carter started a comeback
for Blyth early in the second
period, set up by Michael Courtney
and Michael Ansley. Darryl Brom
ley scored Blyth’s second goal
assisted by Jeff Cowan and
Michael Ansley. Michael Haggitt
tied the game 3-3, late in the
second on an unassisted effort.
Lucknow scored early in the third
to lead 4-3, but Jeff Cowan tied the
game for Blyth again assisted by
Darryl Bromley. Lucknow scored
their winning goal with 3:22 left in
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HEART
AND STROKE
FOUNDATION
OF ONTARIO
35 assits - Team Captain - 106
points.
#16 Darryl Bromley - RW - 48 goals
- 5 assists. A. Captain - 99 points.
#12 Michael Haggitt - Centre - 47
goals - 40 assists. A. Captain - 87
points.
#5 Michael Courtney - RW - 42
goals - 33 assists - 75 points.
#9 Amanda Anderson - LW - 16
goals - 37 assists - 53 points.
#10 Michael Ansley - Defence - 13
goals - 23 assists - 36 points.
#2 Chris Carter - LW - 7 goals - 18
assists - 25 points.
#27 Jeff Johnston - Defence - 0
goals - 10 assists - 10 points.
#3 Jeremiah Hamm - Defence - 1
goal - 5 assists - 6 points.
the game, and Blyth tried to equal
the score but came up short. All in
all Blyth played a great tournament
considering the tough games on
Saturday and the playoffs mixed in.
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The third draw of the Brussels
Mixed Curling Club ended on
Monday, March 19.
First place with 47 points went to
the team of Fred Smith, Madelene
Steiss, Gord Mitchell and Brian
Alexander. Second place with 46
points went to Brad Speiran,
Darlene Oldfield, Ralph Watson
and Jane Zwep. Third with 43
points went to Orval Bauer, Fran
Bremner, Marg Taylor and Mary
Huether.
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The third draw of the Ladies
Curling Club ended on Tuesday.
First prize with 50.5 points went
to the team of Mary Ann Miners,
Bev Stevenson, Brenda Linton and
Heidi McClure. Second prize with
41 points went to the team of Doris
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