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The Citizen, 1995-10-25, Page 16ports Brussels Tykes nip Belgrave in opener Squeeze play It was a battle for the puck as the Brussels Bulls' player confronts a Hanover Baron along the boards. The rivals met in a well-played game on Oct. 21. 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Brussels (519) 887-6856 {tt Award At the recent Huron County Fastball banquet, the Brussels Tigers received the A championship trophy. Making the presentation to Coach Hugh Nichol, centre, and manager Doug McArter, right, is league treasurer Brad Knight. PAGE 16. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1995. PeeWees triple opponents tally The Brussels Tyke team came out one ahead of Belgrave in their first game of the season. Scoring for Brussels were, Adam Corbett with two, Matthew White with two, Adam McClure with two and Justin Thompson with one. Assists were by Cory Chapman, Chase Chapman, Kyle Gibson and Mitchell Blake. Goaltending was The Hanover Barons travelled to Brussels Saturday night looking for revenge -- and got it. Fresh off a win against the Barons the previous week, the Brussels Bulls came ready to play, but were edged 6-4 by the visitors. Coach Mike Henry said it was not a "good loss", as the team came so close, while missing some key players due to suspensions. "We scored three goals late in the third. I think if we'd had five more minutes we'd have tied that game. They were just getting the flow going." Goal scorers were Sheldon Mus- tard with two, Ryan Wright and Jason Heipel. Ryan Fisk played net. Sunday the team travelled north to face the winless Wiarton Wolves and skated away with a 6-1 victory. Tim Beyer scored a hat trick, while Wright, Darin Alviano and Brian McNichol each notched one in the effort. Goalie Jamie Taylor's shutout was spoiled in the last few minutes of the game. "He played very well. It was the game he needed to boost his confi- dence," said Henry. The Bulls arrived in Wiarton with a short bench, which quickly narrowed when two of their players left the game with shoulder injuries. Henry says Marc Mohr suffered a bruised shoulder and Chris Corbett with great defence from Nathan Prior. Christopher Jutzi, Tommy Cronin and Andrew McDonald did some great passing. Scoring for the Belgrave team was Jeremy Robinson with assists from Brandon Kellington and David Gamiss. should be back in action this week- end. Dan Sinclair's shoulder is sep- arated and he will be out of the game for at least two weeks. The Bulls play only one game this week, when they host the Walkerton Blackhawks on Friday night at 9 p.m. Brussels PeeWee local league opened its season with back to back wins. Saturday Brussels played Goderich in the season opener. Chris Coulter started things off with an unassisted goal at the 13:11 mark of the first. Robert Kerr scored at 10:01, with assists going to Coulter and Tyler Bragg. Coulter got his second of the game on a nice pass from Bragg at 6:09. Then Brian Oldfield let go with a hard shot that beat the Goderich goalie. The assist went to Andy VanBeek.t Goderich scored two quick goals to finish the first period with Brussels leading 4-2. Goderich scored quickly in the second, but this would be as close as they would get on this game. Jason Armstrong blasted a shot from the point on a nice pass from Todd, then Coulter completed his hat-trick at 6:50 with assists going to Matt Elliott and Kerr. Vanbeek rushed end to end to score a beauty at 5:12, before Oldfield rounded out the scoring in the second on a pass from Todd. Just one goal was scored in the third when Oldfield completed his hat-trick with an unassisted effort to make the final score 9-3 for Brussels. Sunday Brussels travelled to Goderich. The home team scored quickly to lead 2-0, but Bragg scored from Vanbeek to cut the lead in half. At the 12:45 mark Oldfield fired home the equalizer, then Bragg scored on a pass from Todd. Armstrong notched one on a blast from the point before Goderich scored two quick goals to tie the game. Oldfield then scored on a nice pass from Ryan Mawhinney and with just 3:28 left in the period Kerr shoved the puck over the line, assisted by Chris Coulter. Oldfield completed his hat-trick with 47 seconds left in the second on a pass from Mawhinney. Brussels scored five unanswered goals in the third. Kerr fired a shot past the Goderich goalie with assist going to Coulter, who then scored on a pass from Armstrong. Coulter notched another at the 13:13 mark on a pass from Oldfield. Bragg completed his hat-trick with helpers VOF Nit. ONTARIO JUNIOR CITIZEN .L, THE YEAR AWARDS CONTACT THIS COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER FOR DETAILS DEADLINE - OCTOBER 31, 1995 going to Oldfield and Mawhinney. Oldfield then rounded out the scoring with an unassisted goal. The clock ran out with Brussels defeating Goderich 12-4. Good defensive play by Paul Linton, Marc Fischer, Vanbeek and Armstrong helped first year goalie Tim Harrison to his first two victories of the year.