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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1995-11-29, Page 9Shoulder to lean on A member of the Blyth Juveniles appears to be giving a Teeswater player a lift during the Nov. 26 contest. The home team was victorious, 3-2. Juveniles top Teeswater BRUSSELS CRUSADERS VS ARTHUR TIGERS Saturday, Dec. 2 7:30 p.m. at B.M. & G. Arena Game Sponsor: NEIL BEUERMANN CONSTRUCTION Specializing in: • Concrete Work • House Foundations • Manure Storage 887-9598 All types of building & renovations FREE ADMISSION STAY WARM. LOOK HOT. Ski-Doo S'nogear is designed to help.you feel AX7 arno and look great. no matter how cold it gets on the trail. And N‘ith colors and styles that match your sled. be riding in style. Stop by for the hottest winter fashions. ski-doo ENGINEEREI FOR THE WAY YOU 10% - 50% off all in stock Ski Doo Clothing WINGHAM • 357-3435 . • , THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 29, 1995. PAGE 9. PeeWee Bs sizzle in 3 wins The Blyth Juveniles improved on their winning record on Sunday, with a 3-2 victory over Teeswater. Blyth goals were scored by Mike Bromley (two) and Don Dolmage. Assists were given to Tim Lyons, Chris Stewart and Brad Mulvey. Coach Neil Salverda said the game was very entertaining, and The Huron Hurricane swimmers travelled to New Hamburg on Oct. 22 for their first away meet of the season. This was the first time many novice swimmers competed. Hurricane girls defeated New Hamburg girls 155 to 96.-The New Hamburg boys beat the Hurricane boys 122 - 113. Totalling the results put the Hurricanes in front, with 268 points to New Hamburgs 218 points. On Nov. 4 and 5, 15 Huron Hurricane swimmers participated in a Swim Ontario meet. The meet held in St. Thomas, was hosted by the St. Thomas Jumbo Jets. The Hurricanes placed fifth. Many club swimmers achieved personal best times at this meet. Anyone swimming a 400-metre race won a teddy bear. Richard Million, a Hurricane swimmer from Goderich had personal best times in all six events he participated in. Lesley Burton from Wingham, was chosen tor' team swimmer. She had five personal best swims! Swimmers who earned the most team points were Kristy Cameron (Clinton), five first place finishes and one second place for 40 points; Kevin Schill (Wingham), three firsts and three seconds for 36 points; Ryan McKee (Goderich), three seconds, one third and one fourth for 22 points; Mike Durst (Goderich), one second, three Atoms lose The Brussels Atom Houseleague team lost a close 3-0 game to Stephen Twp. this past week. Coach Merle Hoegy said the team played well, but just couldn't put the puck in the net. Neither team dominated the play, but Stephen Twp. was able to come away with the win. The team takes to the ice again this Friday evening, again against Stephen Twp. at 7:30 p.m. Tykes' Cook scores The Blyth Tykes lost a disappointing 6-1 game to Stephen Twp. this past week. Darcey Cook scored the lone goal for Blyth. Despite a number of close calls, however, they were unable to tally any further scores. could have gone either way. He commended Dolmage, Nathan Loder and Brian Marks, who were called up to fill gaps in the lineup, and played very well. He also congratulated goaltender Craig Bainton on another solid effort. fourths, and two sixths for 18 points. Wendy Million (Goderich) scored 13 points; Sarah McNichol (Clinton) 12 points, and Julie Lukachko (Goderich) eight points; Karen Schill and Bradley Burton (Wingham) scored five points, and Jessica Tyndall (Clinton) one point. Other Hurricanes who participated in the meet were Alison and Brittany Segeren (Clinton) and Julie Campbell (Hensall). Snowy weather on Sunday, Nov. 19, did not stop" the Huron Hurricanes from participating in a meet at Burlington. During the meet younger swimmers learned how to start a race properly. Many swimmers improved their swim times, unfortunately, Burlington' outswam the Hurricanes, 250 to 213. Top swimmers at the meet we toys eight and under, Nathan C' ut and Jason Kloss; girls age and 10, Brittany and Maurissa Meyers; boys nine and 10, Bradley Bur,on; s I I and 12, Lesley Burton Ind Sarah Datema; boys 11 and 12, Aaron Datars; girls 13 and 14, Kristy Cameron, Sarah McNichol and Julie Lukachko; boys 13 and 14, Richard Million; girls 15+, Wendy Million and boys 15+, Mike Durst. The Huron Hurricanes travelled to the London Aquatic Centre on November 24, 25 and 26 for their next Swim Ontario meet. The Wingham Wcstcast PeeWees were off and flying last week as they won all three games they played. The first game was played in Lucknow with Wingham coming away with a strong 5-2 decision. Justin Campbell of Belgrave got things going at 8:27 with help from Jim McCracken also of Belgrave and Jamie Koch. Peter Dixon followed up from Aaron Himmelman and Belgrave's Tom Mullin. Brett Coulthard completed the scoring in the first from Belgrave's Justin Black and Garret Skinn. Lucknow got its only two goals of the game in the first and Wingham held a 3-2 lead. Black then scored in the second from Skinn before another Belgrave athlete Craig Marks put the game Bantams The Blyth Bantams picked up two more victories'this past week, and boosted their record to 6-0-1. On Monday, they defeated Seaforth 6-3. Mike Haggitt led the attack with two goals and two assists. Further goals were scored by Mike Courtney, (two), Mike Ansley (one) and Jeff Cowan (one). Assists were credited to Courtney, Ansley, Jamic Black, Atoms tie Hensall The Blyth Atoms travelled to Hensall this past Saturday, and played to a 6-6 tie. Goals were scored by Kirk Stewart, Cole Stewart, Jeff Carter, Robbie Archambault, Micah Loder and Michael Bean. Assists were credited to Cole Stewart (two), Carter, Archambault, Neil Salverda and Shaun Henry. After scoring four in the third, and taking the lead, Hensall tied it up with 35 seconds left. Coach Tom Jarrett said the boys controlled the play for most of the game, and showed great improve- ment in their team game. They return to the Blyth ice this Wednesday, against Zurich, at np m. Belgrave Girls earn 1-1 tie The Belgrave Junior Girls played an entertaining game against Elma- Logan last week. In a low-scoring effort, Kerri Meiers tied the game in the third period. The game ended in a 1-1 tie. Coach Cam Procter commended them for their good effort. away in the third from McCracken and Campbell. The PeeWee Bs travelled to Belmore on Friday and scored an 11-1 decision over a weak Teeswater team. McCracken got things going in the first, scoring two from Campbell and Adam McQuiggan.. Marks then scored his first of three with Campbell getting the lone assist. Then not wanting to be left out, Campbell scored to end the second period 5-0. In the third period the flood gate opened with McQuiggan scoring twice and Campbell adding his second of the game. Himmelman finished the night off from Kyle Anders6n at 3:09 of the third. Teeswater spoiled an easy shutout with a lone goal in the final Kyle Anderson and Chris Carter. Trainer Cord Haggitt felt that, despite the victory, the team did not play up to its potential. On Friday, the Bantams improved their play, and defeated Milverton 9-2. Jeff Cowan was the highlight of this game, scoring four goals and adding one assist. Additional goals were scored by period. Playing at home on Sunday the PeeWee Bs met a bigger and stronger Walkerton team yet won a hard hitting game 4-3. Anderson scored two in the first period assisted both times, from Himmelman 'and Dixon. • Walkerton beat Kate Lane to close the gap, but Tim -Robinson of Belgrave maintained the two goal advantage from Marks and Anderson. Walkerton again narrowed the margin to one with an early third period goal past James Needham. Wingham never trailed as Coulthard banged it in from Skinn and Campbell to pulPahead by two. They did sag a bit in the third and Walkerton came on strong to pull within one and made the last few minutes tense. Haggitt (two), Courtney, Anderson and Brad Mason. Assists went to Courtney (two), Haggitt (two), Ansley (two), Darryl Bromley (two), Carter, Mason and Jamie Black. Haggitt said the team started out slowly, but improved their teamwork and were able to come away with a convincing victory. Hurricanes compete OFSC Trail Permits - Your passport to Great Snowmobiling Buy your OFSC permit before Dec. 1 and save $20.00 Earlytird price before Dec. 1 $80.00 After Dec. 1 $100.00 Permits available from: Radford Auto (Blyth), Paul Kerr, Bill Glousher, Hebo Siertsema & Hank's Small Engines. BLYTH SNOWTRAVELLERS • Improve record