HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1989-12-06, Page 19THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1989. PAGE 19.
Crusaders can’t retain Drayton tournament title
On Saturday^ Dec. 2 the Crusad
ers were on the road to Drayton for
the Drayton Tournament. The Cru
saders’ first game was against the
Seaforth Seahawks.
The Crusaders opened the scor
ing two minutes into the game
when Troy Pocaluyko converted the
set up from Dave Stephenson and
Trev Pocaluyko. Ken Cousins then
put the team up by two goals when
he scored on a play from Brian
Campbell and Jamie Robinson.
Seaforth cut the lead to one goal
when Jim Harrison scored with the
assist going to John Dale. The first
period ended 2-1 for Brussels.
The Crusaders regained the two
goal lead when Tim Fritz converted
a pass from Paul Montgomery a
minute and a half into the second
period. Seaforth didn’t quit. They
scored their second goal of the
game when Harrison set up Tom
Uniac to cut the lead to one again.
With three and a half minutes to
go in the period Harrison scored his
second of the game with assists
giong to Gerard Ryan and Tom
Turner. Rob Cove then scored the
game winner a minute later from
Harrison and Dale.
There was no scoring in the third
period of play thus giving the
Seahawks a 4-3 victory over the
Crusaders.
CONSOLATION ROUND
The Crusaders returned to Dray
ton on Sunday for the second game
of the tourney against the Tees-
water Falcons. Dave Stephenson
scored the only goal of the first
period on a set up by Troy
Pocaluyko ancTPaul Robinson.
One minute and 40 seconds into
the second period Brian Campbell
increased the Crusaders lead with
Tev Pocaluyko and Jeff Espensen
drawing assists on the play. The
Crusaders lead 2-0 after two peri
ods of play.
The Crusaders started the third
period off when Dave Montgomery
scored from Troy Pocaluyko and
Belgrave shuts out opposition
An exhibition game was played
November 29 between Hensall and
Belgrave.
These two teams have played
four games so far this year and they
have both shown equal skills. The
boys played a good strong clean
game but Hensall just seemed to
have all the right moves to win 2-0
over Belgrave.
PILUKE GETS 3 SHUTS-OUTS
excited and full of cheers.
The boys responded with Brent
Robinson starting it off with 10
minutes left in the first period.
Ryan Cook got a goal followed up
by Eugene Fenton. Wingham
fought hard but Belgrave just
fought harder. The game ended
with Brent Robinson getting one
more making the score 4-0 for
Belgrave.
The following deserve a great
round of applause: Chris Piluke,
goalie; Tom Pfeiffer, Brian Marks,
Dave Piluke, Kirk Krieger, Danny
Gusso, Ryan Moffatt, Ryan Cook,
Eugene Fenton, Brent Robinson,
Wayne Fenton, Corey Moran, Jer
emy Campbell and Vaughn Vin
cent.
Coaches are Rob Gordon and
Cam Cook.
Jeff Espensen to increase the lead
to 3-0. Teeswater scored to break the
shut out when Blake Flett scored on
a pass from Brian Weber. Troy
Pocaluyko scored to regain the
three-goal lead with Dave Stephen
son drawing the assist on the goal.
The Falcons didn’t give up as they
cut the lead by one when Weber
scored on a play from Paul Cronin.
Then Dennis Becker and Steve
Zettler combined to set up Weber
for his second goal of the game for
the Falcons. With two minutes left
in the game Troy Pocaluyko scored
with Dave Montgomery and Dave
Harding drawing assists on the
goal. The score ended up at 5-3
with the Crusaders getting the
victory and moving on to the
Consolation final against the host
team Drayton.
Drayton opened the scoring half
way through the first period when
Jeff Dude scored on a play from
Cober and Williams. This goal
proved to be the game winning goal
as Drayton goaltender M. Harwood
held the Crusaders at bay for the
game to register the shut-out for
Drayton.
Drayton added an insurance
marker at the five minute mark of
the third when Steve Day scored to
make the final 2-0 for Drayton. The
win gave Drayton the Consolation
championship.
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The Belgrave Atoms travelled to
Howick on the weekend for a
tournament. The first game was
played Saturday at 8 a.m. against
HMP Hurricanes.
Belgrave was on the scoreboard
first with Brent Robinson getting a
goal followed by Dan Gusso assist
ed by Brent. Brent Robinson got
the third goal assisted by Brian
Marks. Eugene Fenton got his first
goal of the season assisted by
Vaughn Vincent. H.M.P. fought
hard but Belgrave was just too
strong.
In the third period Ryan Moffatt
and Brent Robinson added one
more apiece making the score 6-0
for Belgrave.
BELGRAVE VS. KINCARDINE
The second game was the best
the Belgrave boys have ever play
ed. They all played as a team. The
fans were very excited as they
watched the boys play such a
strong game. Kincardine was a
good team but they were intent on
playing a little too rough which cost
them the game. While their players
were sitting in the penalty box,
Belgrave boys just played to win
with Brent Robinson starting it off
in the first period assisted by
Wayne Fenton. There was no score
in the second period.
Brent Robinson and Danny Gus
so got one more apiece making the
score 3-0 for Belgrave.
BELGRAVE VS. WINGHAM
This was the third and final game
of the tournament for Belgrave.
They had won two games and were
out to win the third and they did
just that. The fans were very
Bly th Pee Wees win
BY RUSTY BLADES
The Blyth Pee Wees continued
their puck wizardry last week as
they won a shoot-out over Seaforth
by an 8-6 count.
The first period ended 2-2 as
Blyth sandwiched their goals be
tween two Seaforth tallies. Michael
Bromley scored a short-handed
goal to open Blyth’s goal scoring
thanks to some persistent fore
checking from Jerrod Button. Brian
McNichol scored Blyth’s second
goal as he put one in the top corner
from in close with assists to
linemates Ryan Chamney and
Christopher Howson.
Blyth outscored the visitors 3-1
in the second period for a 5-3 lead.
Jerrod Button whipped one in from
the slot after a set-up from Michael
Bromley. Michael Bromley then set
up Benjie Hakkers who cashed in
his own rebound over a prone
goaltender. Michael Bromley then
added a power-play goal to his
credit as he poked in the rebound of
Jerrod Button shot.
The teams staged a see-saw
battle in the third as the game
action caught fire. The teams
traded goals early as Mike John
stone replied for B, /th assisted by
his hard-working centreman, Tim
Lyons. Seaforth staged a comeback
midway through the period as they
tied the game with two goals less
than one minute apart. With just
under five minutes to play Wilfred
Datema fired the winner on a
power-play after a neat pass from
Michael Bromley. Brian McNichol
added an insurance tally 20 se
conds later as he closed out the
game scoring on a smart two-on-
one break with Christopher How-
son.
The team survived some late
game scares to win another close
and exciting game, this time 8-6
over Seaforth.
QUOTE OF THE WEEK: Chico
Resch, on his talkative nature: “If I
wasn’t talking, I wouldn’t know
what to say.’’
Overloads
edge Seaforth
On Wednesday night, the Rad
ford Overload Oldtimers hosted
Seaforth Queens and came out on
top 8-6.
Radfords spotted Seaforth a 3-1
lead early but roared back four
unanswered goals to take a 5-3
lead. Seaforth then scored twice
and the teams traded markers to
deadlock the game at six.
Radfords sealed the victory with
two tallies in the last five minutes
of the game. Radford Overloads
goaltender Harry Wilson proved to
be the top performer with a strong
game in the Blyth net. Radford
scorers were Barney Stewart,
three; Gary Courtney and Wayne
McDougall, two each and Tom
Black.
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