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The Citizen, 1995-10-11, Page 9V.1 E NTE R PR I S ge$ WINGHAM 357-3435 A 0 Luckrow Hwy 86 Teeswater LYNN HOY •ENTERPRISES N.Ningham Clinton Big and small Hockey enthusiasts of various sizes were on the ice at the Brussels, Morris and Grey arena every day last week participating in the annual Brussels Bulls hockey school. Members of the coaching staff and team were present to help the youngsters develop skills and get the edge on the upcoming hockey season. Hullett students stay active Digging A member of the Brussels Bulls defense scrambles to help his goalie, Ryan Fisk clear the puck from their end before the Mt. Forest Patriot gets the rebound. The local Junior C team hosted the championship Patriots in the home opener on Sunday afternoon and were defeated 6-1. Brag about your team Hockey season is gearing up and Citizen would love to hear how your team is doing. With so many leagues in our area it is almost next to impossible to cover each and every team so we ask for the help of the coaches or parents in reporting on how the local athletes arc doing. Forms are available at both Citizen offices. Once filled out they cart be returned to either office by deadline. No special writing skills are needed; just a list of goals scored and by whom. As well having a copy of yours team's schedule gives us an opportunity to try and arrange it so that we can try and photograph at least a few of the games. if we don't know when your learn is playing at home we can't be there. • Microman, The Ultimate Computer Store Full selection of computers, accessories and stationery supplies. We are an authorized IBM, AST, CANNON, COMPAQ and H.P. dealer Sega & Nintendo 135 Wallace Ave , N LISTOWEL (519) 291-9633 Fax 291-9634 Saturday, October 14 - 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. See Our Hottest Sled Lineup Ever! 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On Friday night the team trav- elled to Kincardine where the power play told the tale as they came home 7-3 losers. With four of the goals being scored with the Bulls playing short, Coach Jim Bridges put the loss down to poor discipline and bad penalties. Brussels Jamie Taylor had a busy night between the pipes as the home team outshot the visitors 40- 25. Bulls rookie Steve Henderson was responsible for two of the Brussels goals while Sheldon Mus- tard scored one. Sunday's home opening game By Sharon Hartman, Angie Martin, Stephanie Muehlethaler, Diana Bakelaar and Jenni Jackson On Sept. 28, Mr. Talbot's class walked to a nearby bush. They worked co-operatively in small groups. Each group worked well in setting up camp, getting their campfires started and cooking their food. While at the bush, the students did a tree identification study, drew maps of the area and also did some artistic expressions. As a followup, each student was responsible for completing an integrated studies report on our day including English, Science, Geography and art activities. It was a very enjoyable and educational day. We would like to thank Mr. Adams for letting us use his land. JUNIOR SOCCER Congratulations to the Hullett Junior Girls' Soccer team, who went undefeated at the Regional Soccer tournament at Huron Centennial, to win the championship. They defeated both Seaforth and Huron Centennial by 2-0 scores and tied Blyth and Clinton. They placed first overall. against last year's number one team the Mt. Forest Patriots appeared to be similar to the first with Brussels giving up four more points on power plays. Though they lost 6-1, Bridges noted that the team play in this game was better than in Fri- day's. "Also we missed a couple of breaks in the first period which would have put us up," he says. "There was a bad retip that just missed the net and some shots off the posts that would have given us the advantage going into the sec- ond." Ryan Wright was the only Bull who managed to sneak one into between the Patriots' pipes. Tending net at the Brussels end was Ryan Fisk. The Junior boys had 17 boys on their team and placed second overall. They tied against Seaforth, won against Clinton and Blyth and lost against Huron Centennial. The coaches are Mr. Livermore for the boys, and Mr. Sanders for the girls. SENIOR SOCCER RESULTS On Tuesday, Oct. 3, the senior boys and girls had their soccer tournament at Huron Centennial School. There were 16 boys on the team. They got second with three wins and two ties. On the girls team there were about 15 players. The girls got third with two wins, one loss and one tie. Mr. Medd coached the girls and Mr. Gingerich coached the boys. Congratulations Hullett!! CROSS COUNTRY On Oct. 4, the school had their third race. The top three girls running were Becky Archambault, Leanne Jamieson and Kristy James. The top three boys running were Matt Anderson, Michael Lyons and Robb Archambault. On Oct. 18, the area cross country meet is being held at our school. A large number of area schools will be participating.