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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25,1992. PAGE 13.
Steve Coulter resigns
as Brussels Bulls' manager
The Manager of the Brussels
Bulls Junior *C’ hockey team
informed the club's executive on
the weekend he is resigning. Steve
Coulter is stepping down after five
years as manager. Mr. Coulter said,
“Maybe it's time someone else gave
it a shot.”
Before taking on the job of man
ager, Mr. Coulter coached the Bulls
for two years and was assistant
coach for one. He said he plans to
stay on as an executive member
and says with the team heading into
its tenth season he would like to
organize a number of special
events.
Bulls Vice-president Doug Shaw
says the team is accepting applica
tions for the positions of manager
and coach. Anyone interested
should direct an application lo the
Brussels Bulls, Post Office Box 53,
Brussels, Ontario.
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This member of the Blyth Atoms put on the speed to clear the puck from his end in this first
period action in the All-Ontario playoff game against Cayuga on Saturday afternoon. Goalie
Scott Bromley was on the alert as his teammate helped him out. Unfortunately the Blyth team
couldn't get ahead of the strong Cayuga team and lost the championship.
Blyth drops OMHA playoff series
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On March 21, Blyth hosted game
four in the Atoms Semi-Finals for
the All Ontario Championship.
The game opened with Cayuga
making the first shot on net. The
first goal occurred at 12:09, scored
by Joey Baird, assisted by Sean
O'Mara. Then, only 31 seconds
later, Jason Baird earned an unas
sisted goal. Blyth didn't give up
though and at 9:52, Darryl Bromley
was assisted by Jamie Black to
close the lead 2-1 for Cayuga.
The puck went from end to end
with good playing shown by each
team. The Baird brothers broke
loose, but the persistence of Trevor
Wilson, Jamie Black and Mike
Ansley put a stop to it. Unfortu
nately, tempers started to flare up
and body contact and high sticking
were called against Cayuga.
Although they tried every tech
nique possible, Blyth was unable to
score. With only four seconds
remaining in the first period, Jason
Baird made it 3-1 for Cayuga.
The second period saw Blyth
applying more pressure, but goalie,
Tim Coulter kept the puck out of
the crease. Then, Cayuga made two
quick goals that were only nine sec
onds apart. Both goals were scored
by Jamie Vandehaar assisted by
Jason and Joey Baird. Blyth now
trailed by a 5-1 score.
Then, Blyth made every attempt
possible, which proved to be bene
ficial. The next goal for Blyth was
at 4:44 by Corey Shannon, assisted
by Mike Ansley and Darryl Brom-
Belgrave wins
Continued from page 12.
tis Knight scored off Justin Camp
bell, then less than a minute later
Blyth came back to tie the game
again. Then with 3:38 left Justin
Campbell assisted by Tim Robin
son got the lead back for Belgrave.
The pair then added an insurance
goal less than a minute later.
This win gave Belgrave the "D"
Championship win with the team
bringing home a trophy and indi
vidual players getting crests and
hockey pucks.
The Belgrave team was thanked
for its participation, making it 20
out of the 21 tournament years that
Belgrave has entered.
Playoffs for the Belgrave
Novices resume against Hensall on
March 26 in Blyth at 6 p.m.
In this best of five series Bel
grave has two wins.
ley. Then at 2:38, Mike Haggitt
was aided by Jeff Cowan and
Bromley, to close the gap 5-3 for
Cayuga. Then, it was time out for
all the players and time for the
50/50 draw. The winner was
Wayne Carter.
The third period saw Blyth on the
board again at 12:17, as Jeff Cowan
was helped by Bromley and Hag
gitt, to close Cayuga's lead to 5-4.
After that, although every attempt
was made, Blyth couldn’t increase
their score, while Cayuga scored
three more goals to end the game 8-
4, capturing the series to move on.
SPECIAL NOTE: Although
Cayuga defeated Blyth four games
to one, both teams have proved
they are winners. First of all, by
making it this far. Secondly, and
most importantly was the demon
stration after the game. The Atoms
moms hosted Cayuga for a meal of
ham and scalloped potatoes after
the game. As everyone enjoyed vis
iting with one and other, it was
noticed that the players were
nowhere to be seen. It was soon
obvious that they were out on the
ice again (as if they hadn't had
enough).
But this time, Blyth and Cayuga
were on mixed teams and they cer
tainly were enjoying it. It was as if
the two teams had become one ...
something to be proud of.
We wish Cayuga the best of luck
in the finals for the All-Ontario
Championship vs. Oakwood.
Special thanks to coaches Gary
Courtney and Steve Howson, who's
excellent coaching helped the Blyth
Atoms get to the Semi-Finals in the
All Ontario Championship.
FINAL ATOM STATISTICS
Games Played -35
Games Won -26
Games Lost -7
Tie-2
Goals For -229 (6.54/game)
Goals Against -102 (2.91/game)
TOTAL
NAME GOALS ASSISTS POINTS
Jeff Cowan 57 28 85
Darryl Bromley 44 40 84
Mike Haggitt 42 40 82
Mike Courtney 43 33 76
Amanda Anderson 20 33 53
Chris Carter 11 20 31
Mike Ansley 9 20 29
Trevor Wilson 1 20 21
Jamie Black 0 13 13
Corey Shannon 2 8 10
Scott Bromley 0 3 3
(2.91 goals
against)
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