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Hurricane competes
Where'd it go?
With a final loss of 9-0 on Sunday evening to the Wingham Ironmen, it would seem this
wasn't the only time the Brussels Bulls Couldn't seem to get control of the puck. Sunday's
game, however, was a different story with the Bulls defeating the undefeated Hanover
Barons by 6-3.
Name: Greg Fritz 19 Name: Brian McNichol, 18
Address: Brussels Address: Blyth
Position: Left Wing Position: Centre
School: University
of Guelph
School: F.E. Madill S.S.,
Wingham
BULLS NEXT HOME GAME
Saturday, October 21, 1995 - 9 p.m.
vs Hanover Barons
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Ironmen humiliate Bulls
Huron County's competitive
swim team is busy preparing for
upcoming swim meets. The club
started this season in early
September, when new swimmers
had a chance to come to the pool
and give swim practice a try.
On Saturday, Oct. 14 the
Hurricanes had their first meet at
the Vanastra Recreation Centre
indoor pool, The Purple and White
event began with warmups at 8:30
a.m. and races started at 9 a.m. The
Hurricane Club swimmers were
divided into two teams. The teams
competed against each other and
the stop watches for their fastest
times.
The Hurricane's new head coach,
Kendra Papple set up an exciting
but challenging schedule of events
for the Purple and White meet. The
list of events include:
100, 200 and 400 metre Individual
Medley (this is a combination of
Breaststroke, Back, Butterfly, and
Freestyle).
800, 400, 200, 100 and 25 metre
Freestyle (front-crawl)
200, 100, 50 and 25 metre
Backcrawl
200, 50, 100 and 25 metre
Breaststroke
200, 25, 100, and 50 metre Fly
Coach Kendra has even included
The Western Ontario Athletic
Association (WOAA) Senior
Hockey League is preparing for the
1995-96 season with 21 teams in a
new three division setup.
The Tiverton Thunder has ceased
operation after four seasons, but the
league welcomes the return of the
Lions Head North Stars after a one
year absence. Lions Head, along
with Grand Valley, Dundalk,
Mildmay, Teeswater and Lucknow
will once again compete in the
Senior "B" division.
The Ripley Wolves, who
dominated the Senior "B" loop over
the last two seasons (37-3 won-loss
Crusaders
victorious
Two goals by Ted Sills and
excellent goaltending by Pat
Cronin and Mike Smith led the
Brussels Crusaders to a 4-3 Senior
Hockey exhibition win over
Milverton, this weekend.
Trailing 2-1 in the second,
Brussels scored three in a row, two
by Sills, 49 seconds apart, and a
shorthanded effort by Tom
Mcdonald. The Drives closed to
within one early in the third and
although they dominated late in the
period fell short by a goal.
Greg Mulvey also scored for
Brussels, giving the Crusaders a
shortlived 1-0 first period lead
while Rob Jarmuth, Eric Haefling
and Brian Vaughn scored for
Milverton.
The Crusaders have tentatively
scheduled an exhibition game
Sunday at 2 against Lucknow.
Milverton has completed their
preseason schedule (two wins one
loss) and travel to Shelburne Satur-
day night for their league opener.
a 1500 metre race for any swimmer
willing to accept a challenge! (1500
metres is 60 lengths of the Vanastra
pool!)
The next scheduled swim meet is
Oct. 21, when the club travels to
New Hamburg.
Members of the Huron
Hurricanes Aquatic Club are:
Kristy Cameron, Sarah Datema,
Scott and Sarah McNichol,
Maurissa Meyers, Alison and
Brittany Segeren, Andrea
VanderLoo, Jessica Tyndall, Jared,
Cody and Kaylan Symcs and Jason
Kloss, Lindsay Kloss and Rachel
Bosma from Clinton, Bradley and
Lesley Burton and Kevin and
Karen Schill from Wingham, Katie
MacGregor, Laurie and Kelly Ann
Vandendool from Londesboro,
Julie Lukachko, Richard and
Wendy Million, Mike Durst, Ryan
McKee, and Jennifer Hamilton
from Goderich, Julie Campbell
from Hensall, Aaron Datars and
Candace Becker from Dashwood,
Nathan Cann from Exeter, and
sisters Amber and Kristen
Halfpenny are from Seaforth.
The ages of the club swimmers
range from seven to 17 years old.
Interested swimmers are always
welcome to attend a practice.
record) have moved into the Senior
"A" division with teams from
Drayton, Palmerston, Arthur,
Wiarton, Clinton, Brussels, and a
new entry, the Goderich Pirates.
Last year the Tavistock Royals
ended Durham's four year reign as
League Champions with a six game
final series win over the Thunder-
cats. Tavistock and Durham will
meet in a new Senior "AA" divi-
sion along with Lakeshore, Elora,
Milverton, Shelburne and Wellesley.
The Brussels Crusaders have
switched their home games to
Saturday nights at 7:30. They open
the 1995-96 season in Ripley on
Friday, Oct. 27 with their home
opener scheduled for Saturday,
Nov. 4 against Wiarton.
Blyth Junior
Broomball
Registration and
Practice
Saturday, Oct. 21/95
6:15 to 7:15
Blyth Arena
After a humiliating Friday night
defeat at home against the Wing-
ham Ironmen, the Brussels Bulls
turned it around on Sunday to send
the visiting Hanover Barons home
with their first loss of the season.
In an obvious display of undisci-
plined hockey, the Bulls were
steamrolled by the Ironmen, who
shut them out 9-0. Goalie Jamie
Taylor fended off 32 shots to the
oppostion's 16. Coach Mike Henry
said, Taylor had an outstanding
pre-season, but didn't play to his
potential. "He needs to get his con-
fidence back, then we are expecting
better things from him."
Henry, who opened the season as
the Bulls' assistant coach, was
called in to run the bench at Sunday
afternoon's home game, after Head
Coach Jim Bridges announced he
was stepping down. The game
showed the team's potential as they
skated away with a 6-3 victory.
Ryan Wright scored two of the
goals, one on a power play and the
other short-handed to help his team
to the win. Other goals were by
Sheldon Mustard, Tim Beyer, Mur-
ray Kaye and Aaron Barrie, his first
as a rookie defenseman.
Goalie Ryan Fisk played an out-
standing game, according to Henry.
Though the team lacked motiva-
tion on Friday night, things defi-
nitely turned around on Sunday,
Henry said. "The fire was lit and
they came to play."
"We didn't get off to a very good
start. Fingers can be pointed, but
we need to take the blame as a
team. We need to look positively
forward and negatively behind us."
Coming off the win against
Hanover on Sunday should prove
exciting for this weekend's action
as the Barons return on Saturday
night to meet the Bulls at home.
WOAA goes to 21 team,
three division setup