The Citizen, 1987-03-25, Page 43THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1987. PAGE 11.
Bly th storms the Lucknow net in the dying minutes of the championship game at the Bly th Industrial
Hockey Tournament Sunday night in a vain attempt to tie the game. Lucknow won the championship 6-4.
Hodges Milling took the consolation title 9-3 over Teeswater.
Sports
Novices win consolation
Blyth Tykes take trophy
BY BRENDA BURKHOLDER
The Blyth Tykes travelled to
Clinton to participate in the
weekend-long Tyke Tournament
March 13, 14 and 15 and brought
home the “B” championship
trophy on Sunday.
Their first game was against
Clinton at 5:30 p.m. Friday. Darryl
Bromley was in net. Mark “Spar
ky” Wilson put the first goal on the
board for Blyth. Clinton scored the
next two goals. Jeffery Ferguson
scored the second goal of the game.
Only minutesinto the second
period Clinton scored their final
goal. Mark ‘‘Sparky” Wilson
scored his second goal of the game
bringing the score to a tie of 3-3.
Before the second period ended
Clinton broke the tie, scoring two,
more goals.
Third period Jeff Cowan scored
Blyth’s fourth goal assisted by
Jason Badley. The last three
minutes of play Clinton scored two
Blyth Tykes recently captured the consolation title at a tournament in Clinton. Members of the team are:
[front row] Amanda Anderson, Scott Bromley, Greg Blok, Shane Burkholder, Darryl Bromley, Ronnie
Abel-Rinn and Jeff Ferguson, [back row] Coach - Barry Bromley, Michael Courtney, Jeff Johnston, Jeff
Cowan, Michael Haggitt, Corey Shannon, Jason Badley, Mark “Sparky” Wilson and John Blok.
Optimist tournament
The Brussels Optimist Atom
Tournament completed the ‘C’
Division this past weekend with 19
games being played. In the
championship final, Ilderton de
feated Harriston 4-0. In the
consolation side, Palmerston de
feated Hillsburgh 1-0.
Games this week
Tues.,6:45p.m., Belmore Mid
gets at Brussels.
Wed., 6:45 p.m., Harriston Ban
tams at Brussels,
Wed., 8:45 p.m., Lucan Juniors at
Brussels.
Sat., 8:15 p.m., Brussels Bulls at
Lucan.
Tues., 8 p.m., Lucan Juniors at
Brussels.
more times bringing the final score
to 8-4 for Clinton.
Winners of the draw Friday
evening were Jeff Cowan - a Dixie
Lee voucher, Scott Bromley - a
hockey stick and Greg Block - a
hockey bag. All the players
received a refreshment from the
booth.
Blyth was now in competition for
the “B” trophy.
The Tykes played against Huron
Park at 2 p.m. Saturday. Shane
Burkholder was goaltender for the
game. Blyth won 12-2, with Huron
Park scoring their only two goals in
the first period.
Goals and assists were by: Jeff
Cowan, 4 goals, 1 assist; Scott
Bromley, a goal and assist; Mark
“Sparky” Wilson, a goal and
assist; Greg Blok, 4 goals, 1 assist;
Corey Shannon, agoal; Michael
Courtney, a goal, 2 assists;
Michael Haggitt, 4 assists; Aman
da Anderson, 3 assists; Ronnie
Abel-Rinn, 2 assists; also assists
by Jeff Ferguson, Jeff Johnston
and Darryl Bromley.
Blyth’s third game was against
Goderich at 4:30 p.m. Corey
Shannon was goal tender for the
game. Blyth won with 15 unan
swered goals to their credit. They
are asfollows: Jeff Cowan, 5 goals,
2 assists; Jeff Ferguson, a goal, 2
assists; Michael Haggitt, 2 goals, 3
assists; GregBlok, 2 goals; Jeff
Johnston, a goal, 2 assists; Mark
“Sparky” Wilson, a goal; Michael
Courtney, a goal; Jason Badley, a
goal and assist; Ronnie Abel-Rinn,
a goal; Shane Burkholder, 2
assists; Darryl Bromley, 2 assists
and Scott Bromley an assist.
The Tykes last game was against
Zurich Sunday at 4:30p.m. with
Shane Burkholder in net. Winners
of this game would be the “B”
champions. Jeff Cowan scored the
first goal assisted by Scott Brom-
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BY RUSTLY BLADES
The Blyth Novices were elimin
ated from their group playoffs last
Tuesday in Seaforth as Seaforth
secured a 4-2 victory on their way to
a sweep of the championship
match up.
For the third straight game, the
two teams skated through a
scoreless first period before the
goal light got a work out in the
second frame.
After Seaforth opened the scor
ing, Blyth came back to tie it up as
the Scoring Machine found the net.
It was a pretty three way passing
play from Benjie Hakkers to Ryan
Chamney to Henry Bos with Henry
finishing off the play.
Seaforth scored two late period
goals to take a 3-1 lead as the teams
headed into the third. Once again,
Blyth put a valiant fight to the
finish, although they came up just a
fraction short. Seaforth went up 4-1
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before Blyth scored the final goal ot
the game on a power play. It was a
text book play as centreman Brian
McNichol won the face off deep in
the Seaforth zone. The puck went
back to Peter Craig at the blueline
whowristedashoton the net. Ryan
Chamney intercepted the puck,
pivoted, and slid the puck under
the goaltender.
The team gave it their all but
they didn’tquite have the horses to
pull it off as they lost another
heartbreaker to perhaps the finest
novice team in this area. Seaforth
received their championship tro
phy and Blyth received crests as
Novice South Group finalists for
1986-87.
ThisseriessawBlythputupa
tremendous effort and gave their
fans some very entertaining hoc
key to watch. As finalists, Seaforth
and Blyth now advance to the
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