HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-11-09, Page 18PAGE IS. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1988.
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Ryan Finch blasts a shot past Blyth goaltender Jason Elliott to give the Brussels Pee Wees an early lead in
their W0 AA Pee Wee game Frida) night In Brussels. Ryan scored the hat-trick to lead his team to the win.
Blyth in season opener
Crusaders still undefeated
The Brussels Crusaders remain
the only undefeated team in the
Southern Loop of the W.O.A.A.
Intermediate League.
On Sunday, the Crusaders travell
ed to Drayton to face the unbeaten
Comets. Offensive was the order of
the day with the Crusaders winning
10 to 7.
The first two periods were wide
open with the teams combining to
score seven goals in each period.
Kevin McArter opened the scoring
five and a half minutes into the
game converting passes from Len
Stamper and Ken Cousins. How
ever, Drayton bounced back to score
two quick goals to take the lead.
Rob Cardiff notched a powerplay
goal on a set up from Ken Cousins to
tie the game. With three and a half
minutes left in the period Dave
Montgomery scored to give the
Crusaders the lead with assists
going to Brian Ten Pas and Troy
Pocaluyko. With 57 seconds left in
the period Drayton scored to tie the
score at 3 to 3. However, Troy
Pocaluyko converted passes from
Dave Montgomery and Trevor Poca
luyko to regain the Crusaders lead.
Early in the second period Dray
ton scored to again tie the game. The
Crusaders rebounded quickly to take
a two-goal lead. Brian Ten Pas
scored from Troy Pocaluyko and
Paul Montgomery and Dave Mont
gomery notched a powerplay goal
from Brian Ten Pas and David
Stephenson to give the Crusaders a
lead they wouldn’t relinquish.
Midway through the period Dray
ton scored to cut the Crusaders’ lead
to one goal, however, the Crusaders
scored three unanswered goals to
take a commanding 9 to 5 lead.
Kevin McArter began the scoring
spree with an unassisted goal. Dave
Stephenson then connected on
passes from Brian Ten Pas and Troy
Pocaluyko. Brian Ten Pas scored the
final goal of the period with assists
going to line mates Dave Montgo
mery and Troy Pocaluyko.
The third period was much calmer
as only three goals were scored.
Sports
Drayton notched a goal at the
midway mark of the period to cut the
Crusader lead to 9 to 6. However, 14
seconds later Kevin Deitner scored
a powerplay goal on a pass from Ken
Cousins to regain the Crusaders’
four goal lead. With eight minutes
left in the game Drayton scored the
final goal of the shootout to make the
final score 10 to 7 in the Crusaders’
favour.
DOMINATE ARTHUR
On Saturday night the Crusaders
hosted the Arthur Tigers. The
Crusaders completely dominated
the game as they outshot Arthur 54
to 19.
Six minutes into the game Dave
Montgomery converted a pass from
Trevor Pocaluyko to give the Crusa
ders a 1 to 0 lead. In the dying
seconds of the period David Steph
enson bounced on an errant Tiger
pass to go in all alone on the Arthur
goal and fire a wrist-shot into top
corner of the net. During the period
the Crusaders outshot the Tigers 16
to 8.
During the second period the
Crusaders continued to take the play
to Arthur only to be foiled time and
again by goalie Bill Stimpson. The
only goal of the period was scored by
David Stephenson as he converted a
pass from Randy Clarke. During the
Brussels Pee Wees took a first
period lead and held on for a 5-2 win
over Blyth in W O A A Pee W ee play in
Brussels Friday night.
Ryan Finch scored a hat-trick to
lead his team to the win. He started
the scoring with an unassisted goal
with 13:39 left in the first period
then, along with Matt Lee, assisted
on Brad Beuermann’s goal with 6:44
left.
Early in the second period Ryan
Finch scored his second goal,
assisted by Greg Fritz, to give
Brussels a 3-0 lead going into the
third period.
After tightening up defensively
late in the period, Blyth put on an
offensive burstearly in the third.
Less than two minutes into the
period Tim Lyons scored Blyth’s first
goal with Mark Bricker and Conrad
Bos assisting. Mike Bromley, from
Jerrod Button and Tyler Craig
scored less than a minute later to
make it a close game.
The teams traded scoring chances
for several minutes before Ryan
Finch gave Brussels a two-goal
cushionagainat5:50with assists
going to Tim Machan and Matt Lee.
Then a minute later Matt Lee
scored from Brad Beuermann and
Shawn Johnston to give Brussels its
final lead of 5-2.
Citizens
of Brussels
I would be pleased
to represent you on
Brussels Council
for the next
three year term.
VOTE
NOVEMBER 14. 1988
Sincerely,
David Hastings
If you need a ride to the
Polling Station call:
887-6903
887-6923
887-6983
IN GREY TOWNSHIP
ELECT
FRED UHLER
FOR DEPUTY REEVE
- a full-time farmer involved in the community
- 7 year member of Grey Township Council
- member of Ethel United Church, St. John’s Lodge Brussels,
Huron Cattlemen’s Association
REMEMBER TO VOTE ON NOVEMBER 14
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