The Citizen, 1989-11-29, Page 19Here they come again
Brussels Bulls swarm around the Mount Forest net again during action in the Western Junior C
hockey game in Brussels Friday night won easily by a9-1 count. Brussels shooters spent most of the
night around the Mount Forest goal and could easily have scored even more goals than they did.
Bulls back on top in Jr. C
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1989. PAGE 19.
Blyth Tykes win
2 games, lose 1
The Brussels Bulls climbed into
first place in Western Jr C. action
on the weekend with a pair of
victories to improve their record to
nine wins, three losses and two
ties.
On a rare Friday night home
game Brussels came out skating
and trounced the Mount Forest
Patriots 9 - L The Bulls powerplay
clicked twice in the early going as
Brett Martin and Craig King set up
Ron Strome at 6:25, followed two
minutes later by a Corey McKee
and Strome combination to set up
Marty Rutledge. Mount Forest
scored their only goal of the game
with five minutes remaining in the
Sports
Blyth Novices win, lose
On Thursday, Nov. 23 the Blyth
Novice A hockey team took to the
ice in Blyth against the Seaforth
squad.
Blyth came out flat in this game
and finished that way. This game
remained 1-0 until the third period
for Seaforth, but Blyth could not
display any offence in this game at
ill. Seaforth kept the pressure on
and scored three more goals in the
third period, winning the game by
the score of 4-0.
Jason Badley did Blyth’s goal
tending duties and performed well.
Despite this, Blyth suffered its
second loss of the year.
BLYTH 7 - GODERICH 3
The Blyth Novice team travelled
to Goderich the following Saturday,
Nov. 25 and played a much
improved game.
Mike Ansley showed good puck
control scoring Blyth’s first goal,
with Chris Carter picking up the
assist, for the only goal in the first
period. Goderich tied the game
early in the second, but Blyth came
right back with. six unanswered
goals. Michael Haggitt scored
Blyth’s second goal on a nee pass
from the corner by Chris Carter.
The prettiest goal of the game, as
Amanda Anderson one-timed a
goal-mouth pass from linemate
Darryl Bromley and defenceman
Michael Ansley. The flow of the
game continued as Jeff Cowan beat
the Goderich goalie with Michael
Haggitt and Scott Bromley picking
up the assists. Michael Haggitt got
his second goal of the night, as he
stole the puck and blasted one to
the top corner. Darryl Bromley
first period before Strome scored
his second of the period 25 seconds
later on passes from Rutledge and
McKee for a 3-1 lead.
Steve Vandendool notched the
hat-trick during second period ac
tion, all on passes from Steve Fritz
while Andrew Weber set up a
Jamie Gibbings shot from the point
for a 7-1 Bulls lead after two
periods.
Marty Rutledge finished the
scoring parade with two unassisted
efforts, on his sixth shorthanded
goal of the season for the 9-1 win.
Jeff Roy faced only 12 shots for
the victory while Brussels took 47
shots on the Patriots goal. This was
scored Blyth’s sixth goal as he took
the puck from the centre ice
face-off circle and split the God
erich defence.
Michael Courtney tallied Blyth’s
seventh and final goal on a goal
mouth scramble with Scott Bromley
assisting on the play.
Goderich finished the hockey
game with two gc ils late in the
third, but too little, too late, as
Blyth skated away with a 7-3 win.
Jason Badley again played well
in net. Blyth Novice “A” take to
the ice again this Thursday, Nov.
30 at 7 p.m. in Blyth against
Milverton and hope to keep their
skating game alive.
Belgrave Atoms tie
Hensall in thriller
Wednesday night, November 22
the Belgrave Atoms were on the
road to Hensall for an exhibition
hockey game.
Belgrave has never won against
Hensall so there was a lot of
excitement when the game was as
close as it was.
Brent Robinsen got the first goal
for Belgrave to start the game off
but Hensall was not long tying the
score. Ryan Moffatt added one
more for Belgrave assisted by
Brent Robinson and Vaughn Vin
cent.- Hensall scored again but
Belgrave came back with one more
by Brent Robinson.
In the third period Hensall came
back and tied the score 3-3. This
was a great game for all the fans.
probably the Bulls best three
periods of hockey to date as they
combined their skating, hitting and
passing abilities for 60 minutes.
Sunday night in Arthur the Bulls
overcame a slow start to defeat the
Grand Valley Harvesters 7-2.
Jason Kraemer scored the only
goal of a lacklustrious first period
on passes from Fritz and Vanden
dool. Grand Valley tied the score
early in the second before the Bulls
combined for three consecutive
goals, Jeff Coulter from Curt Wall
and McKee; Kraemer’s second of
the game from Fritz and Vanden
dool and finally Andrew Weber
from Rutledge. A late Grand Valley
goal ended the second period 4-2 in
favour of Brussels.
The Bulls sealed the victory with
three unanswered goals in the third
period from Rutledge, Strome and
Coulter. Murray Foxton made 23
stops for the win while the Grand
Valley goaltender faced 45 shots.
Special mention goes to the
playmaking of Steve Fritz who
enjoyed a six assist weekend. As
well the Bulls speciality teams
came forward to score six power
play and one shorthanded goals
while defensively the Juniors al
lowed only 35 shots against in two
games.
Also thanks to Midget-aged play
ers Scott Bremner and Dan Beuer-
mann for helping fill the roster due
to injuries and school commit
ments.
Friday night the Bulls travel to
Goderich to play the Sailors in an
8:30 start. Sunday the Bulls are in
Walkerton for a 2:00 game. Wed
nesday, Dec. 6 the Bulls play a
mid-week home game vs. the
Mount Forest club. Game time is 9
p.m.
Friday night found the boys in
Goderich for another exciting game
with Brent Robinson getting the
first goal. Goderich replied with
three goals. Even with Goderich
ahead by two the boys didn’t give
up, they just worked harder.
The fans cheered and the boys
responded with Kirk Krieger gett
ing his first goal assisted by
Jeremy Campbell and Wayne Fen
ton. Goderich scored one more as
their fans cheered. Belgrave team
was cheered on as Jeremy Camp
bell and Brent Robinson added one
more a piece tieing the score 4-4 in
a great game.
The next game is Wednesday,
November 29 at 6:30 p.m. in
Hensall. <
On November 18, Blyth was at
home to Brussels in a big way. The
Blyth boys dominated over Brus
sels for the entire game, as they
never let up.
At the end of the first period
Blyth had a commanding lead of
6-0. The Tykes kept adding to their
lead with four more in the second
period and another four in the
third. When the game was finished
the home team skated away with a
14-0 win.
Goal scorers were Jeremy Van
Amersfoort, seven; Matt Ander
son, two; Nathan Shannon, two;
Joel Arthur, Dean Wilson, Aaron
Bakker with one each.
The next day, Blyth travelled to
Wingham for a tough game with
the Wingham squad. The game
was hard fought right from the
start, but at the end^Blyth came up
short with a 3-2 loss.
* On November 25 Blyth hosted
another tough team, this time from
Zurich. Blyth got on the board first,
as Joel Arthur picked up the puck
at centre ice and out-skated the
Zurich defence to score Blyth’s first
at 6:03 of the first period. Then
early in the second Blyth added to
their lead when Nathan Shannon
got a loose puck in front of the
Zurich net, to make it 2-0. Zurich
finally got one back at 7:15 of the
second period to cut Blyth’s lead in
half.
Zurich pulled their goalie late in
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one past the excellent goaltending
of Bryce Toll. The final score ended
at 2-1 for Blyth. The Tykes next
game is Saturday, December 2 at
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