HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1991-10-30, Page 27Arthur Tigers' goaltender stretches as far as he can to try to prevent a Brussels Crusaders
shooter from scoring during the first period of Sunday night's Senior hockey game at the
Brussels Morris and Grey Community Centre. The move worked this time as Brussels
scored only once in the first period but the Crusaders went on to a 3-1 victory.
Bulls alone in first, Barons upset
The Brussels Bulls have taken
over sole possession of first place
in the Western Junior C loop.
Another good offensive show by
the Bulls and a helping hand from
the Grand Valley Harvesters gave
the Bulls a two-point lead over the
defending All-Ontario Champion
Hanover Barons.
On Saturday night, the Har
vesters pulled the upset of the
young season, beating the Barons
5-4. On Sunday, Brussels ham
mered the winless Wingham Iron
men 9-1.
Steve Fritz, Todd Norman and
Ted Sills had two goals each to
lead the Bulls. Scott Vader, Jamie
Scott and Jamie Hislop rounded out
the Brussels scoring. Jay Marston
scored the Ironmen's only goal on
the powerplay in the first. Veteran
netminder Jeff Roy had his best
outing of the season, turning aside
24 shots.
Coach Scott Pettigrew was happy
with his Bull's effort. “In six games
we have only allowed nine goals
which shows how hard everyone is
working on defence,’* he said. “I
was really happy to see the line of
Fritz, McKee and Sills start click
ing. They made some really nice
plays utilizing their speed and that
is what is going to make those three
effective. If you check the score
sheet it s also nice to see our three
big lines each contributing.”
First place will be on the line Fri
day night in Hanover. The Bulls
will be in Hanover for an 8:45 start.
Last time the two teams met, they
tied at 1. Coach Pettigrew says, “It
will be tough going into their build
ing for their home opener. I under
stand they will be honouring last
year’s champions in pre-game cere
monies so we have to really con
cern i aic io make sure we stay
focussed on what we have to do to
win the game.”
From the Bulls Pen: Steve Barber
will miss the Barons' game Friday
night. He received a suspension on
Sunday for being involved in the
second fight in the same stoppage
of play. Steve Fritz will also be
missing in action. He has exams at
University and won't be able to
make it back for the game.s ports
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Blyth Bantams tune-up
with exhibitions matches
WESTERN JUNIOR C
STANDINGS
(as of October 28,1991)
TEAM GP W L T GF GA PTS
Brussels 6 5 0 1 43 9 11
Hanover 6 4 1 1 39 16 9
Gr. Valley 7 3 2 2 42 43 8
Walkerton 7 3 3 1 34 40 7
Mt. Forest 5 2 3 0 29 29 4
Goderich 7 1 5 1 22 69 3
Wingham 6 0 4 2 22 45 2
BY RUSTY BLADES
Once again the hockey season is
upon us with all minor hockey
teams in Blyth getting their skates
sharpened for another season.
The Blyth Bantams have started
with a busy exhibition schedule as
they fine-tuned their game for the
start of the regular schedule.
They saw their first game action
in Huron Park on October 19 where
they tied Stephen Township 2-2.
After a scoreless first period Blyth
jumped to a 2-0 lead late in period
two. Ryan Chamney scored Blyth's
first goal of the year as he finished
off a fine rush by defenceman
Peter Craig. With one minute left in
the period Jerrod Button finished
BRUSSELS JUVENILES
HOCKEY SCHEDULE
Nov. 2 Brussels at Lucan 7:00
Nov. 9 Ripley at Brussels 8:00
Nov. 10 Brussels at Teeswaler 2:00
Nov. 15 Brussels at Milverton 9:15
Nov. 16 Ayton at Brussels 8:00
Nov. 23 Drayton at Brussels 8:00
Nov. 30 Listowel at Brussels 8:00
Dec. 7 Lucan at Brussels 8:00
Dec. 15 Brussels at Drayton 4:30
Dec. 21 Elma-Logan at Brussels 8:00
Dec. 28 Goderich at Brussels 8:00
Dec. 29 Brussels at Ayton 5:00
Jan.3,4,5 Walkerton Tournament
Jan. 18 Milverton at Brussels 8:00
Jan. 19 Brussels at Godench (in Blyth) 4:30
Jan. 26 Brussels at Ripley 3:00
off a 2 on 1 rush with linemate Tim
Lyons to increase the lead to 2-0.
One bad shift midway through
the third tied the game allowed
Continued on page 28
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