HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-03-11, Page 17THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1987. PAGE 17.
Shoot-out confusing, stressful
Western Ontario Athletic Association [WOAA] representative Hugh
Nichol of Brussels was on hand to present Intermediate B trophies to
the Brussels Crusaders before their game in Brussels on Sunday.
Above, Mr. Nichol turns over the trophy for the lowest team
goals-against-average in the division to Crusader goalies Mike Smith
of Brussels [left] and Keith McClure of Walton. The team’s third
net-minder, Rob Stute, was absent when the photo was taken.
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Brussels goal on a pass from Trevor
Wilson.
Later, Brett Fisher and Corey
Newman assisted Andrew Exel for
Brussels’ second goal and one
minute after that Steve was
assisted by Andrew and Corey for
the third goal. There was a lot of
scurrying and shuffling back and
forth for awhile when finally Chad
McCallum received the pass from
Clint Fisher and made his shot
count. Then, less than a minute
later, Chad got his break-away to
leave the score 5-1 for Brussels at
the end of the first period.
Two determined teams emerged
for the second period with just an
excellent display of hockey from
both teams. There were numerous
incidents of purposeful, pre-de
termined (not accidental) passing
from the Brussels players. There
was very determined, forceful
checking from defencemen Mat
thew Shortreed, Brett Fisher, Scott
Clarkson and Josh Beuermann.
And Holy Moly, Jaimie Thomas,
what a super goalie.
These efforts were rewarded
with two more goals. The first
scored by Steve Machan, assisted
by Jeff Finch and Andrew, the
second and last goal of the game
scored by Chad McCallum assisted
by Josh Beuerman and Jeff Finch.
Brussels’ 7-1 win put them in the
Championship round.
The second game, against Bel
grave was a tense, heart-pound
ing, go-either-way, type of game
that really kept the adrenalin
flowing. _
Belgrave’s Brent Robinson scor
ed the first goal just three minutes
into the game. Sometime later
Steven Machan scored for Brussels
on a pass from Andrew. Belgrave’s
Robinson came back to again take
the lead but Steve received the
pass from Scott Clarkson to tie up
the score again. Seemingly enjoy
ing this, Steve received a pass from
Andrew and scored again just two
minutes later. With 49 seconds
remaining, Steve circled around
centre ice waiting for the pass that
would give him the edge. Josh
passed, Steve received and away
he went to give Brussels a 4-2 lead
at the end of the first period.
The second period arrived with
the same excellent passing, check
ing and team work, but Belgrave
took the offensive. The dreaded
No. 3, Brent Robinson, scored two
goals for Belgrave leaving the
score in a 4-4 tie. A very long,
confusing, stressful shoot-out then
took place, with somewhere
around 25-35 shots on net, with
Belgrave eventually getting the
one up to win.
And now a word of advice to
anyone ever involved in organizing
a tournament. Never, never put
that much stress and pressure on
young children to solve a tie score.
Shoot-outs do not adequately
representthe team’s ability to play
together and are much too stressful
for the goalies and shooters.
Shoot-outs are a very real form of
child abuse, which should be
challenged. Goodluck Brussels
Unpredictable Pre-Novice this
weekend at the Clinton tourna
ment.
Biyth I Club
meets
The third meeting of the Biyth I
4-H Club was held at Sandra
Hessels’ home on February 17.
After the opening ceremonies,
the members were divided into two
groups, with each member having
to make an imaginary object using
four cups, two forks, six pins and
some paper. Afterwards, each
member had to answer six ques
tions about themselves, and draw a
picture to illustrate the answers.
The fourth meeting of the Biyth I
“Surviving with Style’’ 4-H Club
was held at Darlene Giousher’s
home on February 24.
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Two members of the Brussels Crusaders tied for the Western Ontario
Athletic Association Intermediate B trophy for the Leading Scorer
within the Division. Above, WOAA representative Hugh Nichol of
Brussels presents the trophy to Ken Cousins [left] and Dave
Stephenson, in a ceremony before the Crusader’s game in Brussels on
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