HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1994-10-26, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOB> R 26,1994.
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Blyth Novices’ goalie
earns shutout in opener
Ron Strome, 71, of the Brussels Crusaders, stretches for the puck as three Shelburne
opponents and two teammates look on. The Crusaders took the Muskies 10-8.
Crusaders outscore Shelburne
Steve Fritz, Tom McDonald, Tim
Fritz, Ron Strome and J.C. Hewitt
all scored two goals each as the
Brussels Crusaders opened their
1994-95 schedule with a 10-8 win
over the Shelburne Muskies.
Fritz also added three assists
while Strome and McDonald set up
two each.
The Crusaders held a 4-2 first
Bulls improve record with win
The Brussels Bulls got two goals
Friday night from rookie Ryan
Wright in a well deserved 6-2 win
over the Hanover Barons. Any time
the Bulls venture into Baron
territory it is always exciting and
the club appeared motivated
playing a solid 60 minutes of
hockey.
The Barons got on the scoreboard
first with a powerplay goal that
appeared to have been knocked in
with a high stick, but referee Blake
Moggy disagreed. The Bulls
evened the score on the powerplay
with 23 seconds left in the first
period when Captain Greg
McNevan tapped home a pass from
Tim Beyer.
The Bulls took control in the
second period scoring three
unanswered goals. Ryan Wright got
some help from lincmate Darin
Alviano to score his first two goals
of the season. Wright, who has a
great pair of hands, put a couple of
moves on some Hanover players
that reminded Coach Scott
Pettigrew of some of the moves
Marty Rutledge use to make in the
Bulls' uniform.
Brian Zabel walked out from
behind the net on a powerplay and
tucked it home for the other Bulls'
goal.
In the third, veteran Peter Mulder
scored early and late in the period.
Just 14 seconds into the final frame
Mulder was left all alone in front of
the net. Nate Benders walked out
from the comer with a nice move
on a Baron's defenceman and
slipped a pass over to Mulder, who
had an open net to slide the puck
home.
Mulder then concluded the
scoring for Brussels when he
intercepted a pass in the Bulls' own
end and galloped away on a
period lead and went ahead 9-3
before Shelburne replied with three
goals in the last minute of second
period play.
Strome's shorthanded goal
midway through the final period
sealed the win for the Crusaders.
Specialty teams came up big for
Brussels as Hewitt also scored
breakaway capping the rush with a
nice shot to the top left hand
comer.
Goalie Ryan Fisk came up with
an excellent performance in the
Bulls' net, stopping 35 shots and
Brad Beuermann played a strong
game on the blueline.
Coach Scott Pettigrew was
pleased with the win. "After the
loss against Mt. Forest I was
worried about how we would
respond. I thought that was the best
60 minutes of hockey we have
played so far. We did a lot of little
things right that can make a
difference in a hockey game."
The Bulls now boast a record of
three and three and are tied with
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shorthanded while McDonald and
Tim Fritz with two scored on the
powerplay.
Derek Cooper went the distance
in goal facing 42 shots while the
Crusaders had 45 attempts on the
Shelburne netminder.
The Crusaders' next game is at
home Saturday night at 7:30
against the Drayton Comets.
Hanover for third in the Western
Junior C League behind unbeaten
Mt. Forest and Wingham. The
Bulls and Barons have a rematch
Friday night in Brussels at 9 p.m.,
then host Wingham Sunday
afternoon at 2 p.m.
The Bulls will be without right
winger Peter Ryter for a few
weeks. In an unfortunate accident
in practice Saturday, Ryter collided
with Kevin Ball and suffered a
badly bruised kidney. Ryter was
admitted to the Listowel Hospital
but was released Sunday.
Ball bruised his knee but hopes
to be ready for this weekend's
action.
The Blyth Novice Hockey team
opened its season in fine form by
recording a victory.
On Sunday, Oct. 23 coaches Tom
Jarrett, Jeff Peters and trainers
Doug McClinchey and Steve Cook
matched their team against a
comparable Mitchell II team.
It was a fast-paced game with
few interruptions that remained
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scoreless until the third period.
Travis Penfound passed to Kirk
Stewart who performed some nice
footwork and puck-handling to
close in and poke the puck into the
comer of Mitchell's net.
Eric Jarrett, Blyth's goalie,
recorded his first shutout, as the
final score was 1 -Q for Blyth.
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