HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1990-11-07, Page 17THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1990. PAGE 17.
Brussels Crusaders lose, tie in weekend hockey action
On Friday, Nov. 2 the Crusaders
travelled to Arthur for a game
against the Tigers.
The first period began with
Arthur grabbing a 3-0 lead before
the period was half over. The
Crusaders cut the lead by one goal
when David Montgomery and
Brian Ten Pas combined to set up
Dave Harding for the score. Arthur
added one more goal before the
period ended to give them a 4-1
lead after the first period of play.
The second period began with
Arthur adding to the lead just 30
seconds into the period. Brussels
cut the lead by one again when
Kyle Reading and Dan Hill com
bined to set up Mark Leslie for a
power play goal. However the
Tigers once again scored before the
end of the period to give them a 6-2
lead after two periods of play.
The third period began with
Arthur adding two more goals to
their lead making it 8-2 at that
point. The Crusaders cut the lead
by one when Brian Ten Pas set up
Dave Montgomery for another
power play goal. Brussels added
one more goal on the power play
when Ken Cousins converted a
pass from Dave Stephenson, but
that was as close as they got as
Arthur added one more goal to
Jr. C standings to date
GAMES W T L PTS.GF GA
Brussels 10 9 0 1 18 76 32
Hanover 10 7 0 3 14 63 34
Goderich 10 6 0 4 12 47 51
Mt. Forest 8 2 1 5 5 21 32
Wingham 7 2 1 4 5 20 36
Grand Valley 7 2 0 5 4 25 41
Walkerton 8 1 0 7 2 35 60
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make the final 9-4 in favour of
Arthur.
On Saturday the Crusaders were
at home to play the Tavistock
Royals.
The first period was just over a
minute old when Mark Leslie and
Paul Robinson combined to set up
Jason Goodall for the first goal of
the game. Brussels increased their
lead when Leslie and Darren
Foerter worked together to set up
Kyle Reading for the score. The
Crusaders added to their lead when
Ken Cousins and Dave Stephenson
made the play out to Mark Harding
for the goal.
Tavistock didn’t give in as they
came back with two goals in the last
five minutes of the period making it
a 3-2 hockey game in favour of
Brussels.
The Crusaders increased their
lead to two goals two minutes into
the second period when David
Montgomery finished off a passing
play from Brian Campbell and
Jason Goodall. The Royals once
again scored to cut the lead to one
just five minutes later. The second
period ended with the score 4-3 for
the Crusaders.
The third period started with
Brussels increasing their lead to
two once again when Brian Ten Pas
and Paul Robinson set up Brian
Campbell for the fifth Crusader
goal. Tavistock cut the lead to one
again just two minutes later. The
Royals tied the game up with just
15 seconds left in the game to make
Blyth Atoms start season on a roll
The Blyth Atoms started their
1990-91 hockey season on a winn
ing note, upsetting the hometown
Teeswater club, in an exhibition
match.
Blyth came out of the gates
flying, outskating the Teeswater
club the first half. Blyth tallied up
four straight goals. Michael Hag
gitt scored the season opener set
up by Steve Bernard and Trent
Richmond. Jeff Cowan beat the
goalie late in the first period with
Amanda Anderson and Michael
Courtney doing the corner work to
put Blyth up 2-0.
Early in the second period this
line connected again with Amanda
Anderson finding the net, assisted
by Jeff Cowan and Michael Court
ney. Blyth’s fourth goal came at the
mid-way mark of the second period
with Mark Wilson blasting a shot
past the Teeswater goalie with
Shane Burkholder picking up an
the final score 5-5.
The Crusaders added some new
players to the team after the
folding of the Harriston Blues the
players are: Darren Foerter, Dan
Hill, Mark Leslie, Kyle Reading
assist.
Teeswater battled back the se
cond half of the game, scoring two
goals, making the score 4-2 Blyth.
Scott Bromley made some key
saves in net, with the help from his
defence Greg Blok, Ronnie Abel-
Rinn, Mark Wilson, Mike Ansley,
and Jeff Ferguson to shut down
Teeswater late game attack and
hold on to Blyth’s 4-2 lead.
BLYTH 2 BRUSSELS 1
The Blyth Atoms travelled to
Brussels on Nov. 2 and battled out
a 2-1 win over a tough Brussels
team.
Once again Blyth came out flying
and scored two first-period goals.
Jeff Cowan scored nine seconds
into the game, to get Blyth rolling,
picking up a pass from Michael
Courtney and picking the corner,
behind the Brussels goal tender.
Late in the first period Trent
Richmond scored the winning goal,
and Kevin Weppler.
The Crusaders next action is on
Friday, Nov. 9 when they travel to
Milverton for a 9:15 start. Then on
Saturday, Nov. 10 they return
home to play host to Drayton with
game time being 8 p.m.
jumping on a Michael Haggitt
rebound to put Blyth up 2-0.
Brussels battled back with a second
period goal to keep this game very
close. Shane Burkholder shut the
door, keeping the puck out of the
Blyth net, with a good defensive
effort from the Blyth team. Final
score Blyth 2, Brussels 1.
BLYTH 7 - ELMA LOGAN 2
Blyth’s third game of the week
was a tough physical match with
Elma Logan with Blyth coming out
on top in a hard fought hockey
game.
Jeff Cowan had his best game of
this young season scoring five of
Blyth’s goals. Greg Blok tallied his
first on a bullet from the blueline
and Michael Haggitt scored on a
pretty passing play from Trent
Richmond and Mike Ansley.
Players picking up two assists in
this game were Greg Blok, Ronnie
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