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Blyth PeeWees Reps
capture two victories
Nothing to do but watch
A Brussels Crusader and a Drayton Comet do not share the same feeling as they watch the
puck slide between the legs of the visiting goalie, gliding to its target between the pipes. The
two teams faced off in WOAA Senior Hockey action on Saturday night in Brussels.
Crusaders' Fritz tallies 4 pts.
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The Blyth PeeWee Reps picked
two more victories this past week.
On Wednesday, Nov. 8, Mitchell
II travelled to Blyth. Mitchell
scored in the first minute of the
game to take an early lead.
However, Blyth notched two goals
near the end of the period to take a
2-1 lead.
Blyth broke the game open with
four second period goals, then the
defense took over to shut Mitchell
out. The game ended in favour of
Blyth 6-1.
Blyth got goals from Joel Arthur,
Dave Ansley, Jeremy Van
Amersfoort, Drew Corneil, Matt
Anderson and Derek Cook.
Assists went to Van Amersfoort
and Anderson, each with two,
Adam Anderson, Bryce Toll,
Corneil, Cook and Graham
Worsell.
Aaron Bakker and Dean Wilson
provided steady goaltending for
Blyth.
The team was on the road to
Monkton on Saturday, Nov. 18 to
. take on Elma-Logan.
Bantams
skate to
11-5 win
The Blyth and Brussels Bantams
squared off this past Monday in
Blyth, with the home side securing
an 11-5 victory. Blyth goals were
scored by Mike Courtney (four),
Mike Haggitt (two), Mike Ansley
(one), Darryl Bromley (one), Jeff
Cowan (one) and Jon Kochis (one).
Assists went to Cowan (four), Kyle
Anderson (three), Haggitt (three),
Chris Carter (two), Kochis (one),
Brad Mason (one) and Darryl
Postma (one).
Blyth also squared off against
Huron Park on Sunday. Carter
scored in the first, assisted by
Cowan. Huron Park tied the game
halfway through the third, however,
and the game ended in a 1-1 tie.
Trainer Gord Haggitt said the
team played well both games, and
also commended goalie Scott
Bromley for his strong play in the
game against Huron Park.
The Blyth team is still undefeat-
ed, supporting a 4-0-1 record.
Bayfield
downs
Novices
The Brussels Novice team was
on the receiving end of an 8-5 loss
to Bayfield this past week.
Brandon Blake led the Brussels
effort, with two goals and two
assists. Other goals were scored by
Scott Armstrong, Philip Wedow
and Rob Semple.
Other assists went to Wedow,
Nick Campbell and Rachel Elliott.
Coach Murray Armstrong said
the team put out a strong effort,
despite the good start Bayfield had.
"They kept chipping away, but
were unable to catch up in the end."
Leading 2-1 towards the end of
the first period, the visitors notched
two goals in 20 seconds and the
scoring barrage started. Blyth
added four more in the second
frame, and five in the third to earn
an easy 13-2 victory.
Ansley led the scoring parade
with five goals, Matt Anderson and
Comeil added hat-tricks and singles
went to Cook and Arthur.
Adding assists were Van
Amersfoort, four; Corneil, three;
Arthur, two; Matt Anderson, two;
Tyler Stewart, two; Adam
Anderson, two; Worsell, two;
Ansley, one; and Cook, one.
Blyth travelled to Huron Park
Monday, Nov. 20 to play a strong
Stephen Twp. squad, then hosts
Goderich II Wednesday, Nov. 22 at
7 p.m. in Blyth.
Tim Fritz scored one and set up
three in leading the Brussels
Crusaders to a 4-1 win over the
Drayton Comets Saturday night.
Ted Sills, Jeff Earl and Corey
McKee also scored for Brussels
while Mike Smith made 24 saves
for the win.
The game, played in one hour
and 50 minutes, saw the Crusaders
seal the win with two goals in 38
seconds, early in the third period.
Friday night, Brent Vandenakker
scored at 1:37 of overtime for a 4-3
win over the visiting Wiarton
Redmen.
Greg Mulvey, Ron Strome and
Tim Fritz also scored for Brussels,
In a low scoring contest between
the Blyth Novice Reps and Milver-
ton, the hometown team couldn't
hold off a strong attack and had to
settle for a tie.
The game, played on Nov. 16 in
Blyth, saw the hometown squad
who allowed Wiarton two
unanswered third period goals,
including a shorthanded effort with
three minutes remaining, to force
overtime.
The weekend victories improve
the Crusaders to a 5 win, 2 loss
record and fourth place in the
Senior "A" division.
Brussels travels to Wiarton
Friday night, then returns home for
a 2 p.m. Sunday start against the
first place Palmerston 81s.
take a one goal lead when Luke
Anderson, assisted by Brett Bean,
pushed one past Milverton's goalie
with one minute left in the first.
After a scoreless second, Milver-
ton tied the game at 11:26 of the
third.
Blyth Novice Reps tie