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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1993-02-10, Page 11S ports In the net His face contorted in effort, a Hullett Central Public School volleyball player makes his moves during a game against Clinton Public at the Central Eastern Region Volleyball Tournament held at Central Huron Secondary School Feb. 1. The Blyth Bears won first in the boys' division and Clinton won the girls' division. Novices win 3 of 4 1879 INSURANCE COMPANY 1992 (69 WEST WANIANOSH MUTUAL 'Neighbour Helping Neighbour I/ YOUR LOCAL AGENTS Frank Foran, Lucknow 528-3824 Lyons & Mulhern, Goderich 524-2664 Donald R. Simpson, Ripley 395-5362 Delmar Sproul, Auburn 529-7273 Clinton482-3434 Chapman-Graham & Assoc. Insurance Brokers Inc. Owen Sound 376-1774 Slade Insurance Brokers Inc. Kincardine 396-9513 Laurie Campbell, Brussels 887-9051 Kenneth MacLean, Paisley 368-7537 McMaster Siemon Insurance Brokers Inc. Mitchell 348-9150 John Nixon, Brussels 887-9417 Give Your Car the Care It Deserves MOM MEI WIN •1111114CIM MIN MR MOP NM IMP .11,11 THIS VOUCHER QJ GOOD FOR THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1993. PAGE 11. Brussels Midget recovers in hospital from game injury The Brussels Novice House- league team has been very busy the last week, playing four games in four days. On Thursday, Feb. 4, they played a regular league game against Elma-Logan in Monkton defeating them 6 - 4. Brussels began the scoring with a goal from Brian Oldfield, assisted by Andy Van Beek. Elma-Logan tied the game only three minutes later, but Brussels replied with a goal by Darryl Houst, assisted by Matthew Clarkson to close the first period. The second period saw a goal Brussels PeeWees win 2 Brussels Houseleague PeeWees creamed Goderich Sunday in Goderich 4-0 after beating Huron Park the night before. In Huron Park, it was a tie game in the first period and early in the second but Brussels got their rhythm in the third scoring five goals for an 8-4 win. Goals and assists were earned by Corey Campbell, Clint Fischer, Trevor Wilson, Cory Bragg, David Proulx and Jeff Finch. In Sunday's game, Brussels start- ed off with a bang in the first peri- od with goals by Proulx, assisted by Campbell; Bragg and Camp- bell. Campbell struck again in the third period to give Brussels four goals. from each team. Oldfield scored unassisted. The third period saw a tired but determined Elma-Logan team come out to play hard. Brussels scored twice with Mark Hunter scoring on a pass from Van Beek. Oldfield scored with assists to Chris Coulter and Stephen Todd. Elma-Logan came back with two quick goals to bring them within one of Brussels. Oldfield scored again with only one second on the clock. Final score 6 - 4. Friday was the beginning of the Howick Super Series Houseleague Tournament. There were 18 teams participating. Brussels first game was against Lucknow on Friday at 7 p.m., which they defeated 2-0. Both goals went to Oldfield. Tim Harrison and Matt Elliott shared goaltending duties for the Elma- Logan game and the Lucknow game. The second game was Sunday morning at 8 a.m. against Teeswater. Brussels again was victorious with the final score being 7-1. Goals were scored by Van Beek, Houston, Matt McCall and Oldfield with four. Scott McDonald played in goal. They played the third and final game at 10 a.m. Sunday morning against Grimsby. The final score was tied at two apiece. A strong game was played by both teams and good goaltending by Matt McCall. Goals were scored by Van Beek and Marc Fisher. The Novices last home game is Saturday, Feb. 13 against Bayfield. Brussels Midgets played in the Ripley Lions Hockey Tournament on Jan. 30. The Brussels team was sponsored by the Brussels Lions Club. In the first game Brussels lost to Flesherton in overtime 7-6. Brussels fell behind 5-2 after the first two periods, but stormed back in the third period to take a 6-5 lead. Flesherton tied the score with seven seconds left in the game and then went on to win in overtime. Brussels player Brian Van Steelandt was injured during this game. Linda Keffer and Ruth Machan took him to Kincardine Hospital. He was later transferred The Brussels Bulls finished their '92-'93 season in third place after losing 9-4 to the Barons Friday night in Hanover. The Wingham Ironmen, with whom the Bulls were tied in points were awarded second place based on most wins. Friday night the Bulls enjoyed an excellent first period shutting out the Barons while scoring twice from Jeff McKee shorthanded, and Jason Baier on the powerplay for a 2-0 lead. However, reality set in as the Barons scored five times in the second and added four more in the third period while outshooting Brussels 35-14. Josh Alexander and Brian Zabel completed the Bulls scoring. Sunday afternoon the Bulls took a 1-0 series lead over Walkerton with a 5-4 double overtime win against the Blackhawks. Game two in the best of five series is Wednesday in Walkerton, game three is in Brussels' aturday at 5:00 and game four is in Walkerton Sunday afternoon. Jeff McKee knocked in a Brian Zabel rebound 10 minutes into sudden-death overtime Sunday for the game one victory. Steve Fritz scored twice while Ted Sills and Brian Zabel scored singles in a game that saw Walkerton force overtime with a tying goal at the 15:44 mark of the third period, then force sudden death overtime with a goal with 2:17 remaining in a 10-minute overtime period. Jeff McKee and Steve Fritz were named Formosa first and second stars while Walkerton goaltender Jon Biesenthal with 44 saves, was the third star. Saturday night at the league banquet in Mount Forest Nate Bender was named Western Jr. C Rook ie of the Year while Jonathan Lane was a co-winner of the Most Sportsmanlike Player with Brad Murray of Hanover. The Barons claimed the remainder of the awards with league scoring champion Jeremy Franks being named M.V.P.; Keith MacMillan voted Best Defenceman and the goaltending duo of Shawn Hagan and Don Spittal having the Belgrave Novices trounce Bayfield Great goaltending by Travis Campbell kept the opposition's goals to a minimum for the Bel- grave Novices Jan. 31. Belgrave was playing Bayfield in Blyth and managed to score 10 goals compared to Bayfield's four. Game points were earned by Craig Marks with three goals and two assists, Curtis Knight with one goal and two assists, Justin Camp- bell with four goals and one assist, T. J. Marks with two assists and Nathan Spivey with one assist. Spivey and T.J. Marks are Tykes but played an excellent game for the Novices. to Owen Sound where he underwent surgery to suture his spleen. Brian's father Frank, of RR 1, Blyth said they are hoping he will be moved to Clinton hospital later this week. Mr. Van Steelandt said they will be keeping a close eye on Brian and he has already been told there can be no sports for a time as he must let his spleen heal properly. In the second game Brussels played a team from Hamilton. A solid defensive effort produced a 2- 1 victory. In the consolation final Brussels faced Lucknow. The team played poorly in the first period and fell lowest goals against. FINAL STANDINGS W-L-T GF GA vrs behind 5-0. Brussels picked up the pace in the second and third periods but went down to an 8-3 defeat. The team was sponsored for the tournament by the Lions Club. On Sunday, Jan. 31 the Midgets began their WOAA playoffs against Howick. The Brussels boys seemed to be flat against a strong Howick team. Brussels lost all three playoff games to Howick and are now eliminated from WOAA playoffs. Members of the Brusselsi team are: Forwards, Ryan Finch, Tim Machan, Wayne Alexander, Mike Bromley, Brett Clarkson, Mark Robinson, Greg Fritz, Brent Whitmore, Brian Van Steelandt; Defence, Brad Beuermann, Pete Gusso, Mike McNichol, Chris Stevenson; Goalie, Jason Kieffer; Bantams who helped, Randy Beuermann, Brad Mulvey, Grant Jarvis, Jeff Elliott, Mike Dauphin; Coach is Gary Dauphin; Trainer, Ron Clarkson; Assistant Coach, Neil Beuermann. A speedy recovery is wished to Brad Beuermann and Brian Van Steelandt. Bulls finish in third Hanover 27-1-2 249 82 56 Wingham 17-9-4 180 141 38 Brussels 16-8-6 175 123 38 Grand Valley 14-15-1 168 172 29 Mt. Forest 9-18-3 141 174 21 Walkerton 8-18-4 113 191 20 Goderich 3-25-2 130 273 8