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Blyth Juveniles split
weekend hockey action
PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1996
Mercy
The Goderich goalie appears to be begging for mercy as his teammate jostles in front of the
net with one Brussels Crusader, while another sneaks in from behind. Some late game
action brought this into the win column for the hometown Crusaders.
Wheeler scores 2 for Crusaders
The Blyth Juveniles split two
games last weekend.
On Saturday, they lost a tough 5-
4 game to Lucknow. Mike Salverda
led the Blyth effort with a hattrick.
Kurt Kumm accounted for Blyth's
other goal. Assists were awarded to
Nathan Loder, Chris Howson and
Mark Wilson.
Coach Neil Salverda said his
team had a slow start in the third,
giving up three unanswered goals,
which proved to be the difference.
Blyth scored twice more, but could
not catch up.
On Sunday, they made up for
The Belgrave Atoms closed out
last week's play with two victories.
On Tuesday they hosted Elma
Logan, and came away with a solid
7-0 victory. Goals were scored by
Chad Cook (three), Trevor Koehler
(two), Paul Garniss and Paul
Walker. Matt Cowan earned the
shutout.
On Saturday, they played host to
Wingham. This time, they fought to
a much closer 2-1 victory.
After Wingham took the lead,
with a goal at 7:38 of the second,
Walker tied the score with a goal at
their loss with a close 2-1 victory
over Paisley.
Howson scored Blyth's first goal,
assisted by Wilson and Mike
Heffron. The winning goal was
scored at 11:48 of the third,
unassisted, by Benji Hakkers.
Coach Salverda said, "The game
was close from beginning to end.
The third period was quite rough,
and Blyth had three players ejected.
This left them with only six skaters
for the last seven minutes." He
gave these players credit for their
tenacity and ability to hold off the
Paisley squad.
4:26. Cook scored the winning goal
at 12:42 of the third.
Manager Gord Folkard said,
"This was a very fast-paced game,
characterized by back-and-forth
play. The outcome was in question
for almost the whole game."
The team takes to the Belgrave
ice this Tuesday, against Brussels,
Thursday, against Zurich, and
Saturday, against Stephen Twp.
The Tuesday and Thursday games
start at 1 p.m., while the Saturday
contest commences at 11 a.m.
Belgrave Atoms close
week with 2 victories
Five unanswered second period
powerplay goals gave the Brussels
Crusaders an 8-3 win over the
Goderich Pirates Saturday night.
Dean Wheeler with two, Ron
Strome, Jim Oster, Brian Campbell,
Tom McDonald, Phil Livermore
The Brussels Midgets had a busy
schedule last week, with two league
games and a tournament.
On Wednesday, they hosted
Blyth and came away with a 4-3
victory. Brussels goals were scored
by- Paul Cummings, Jeff Lewing-
ton, Brett Fischer and Trevor
Huffman. Assists were given to
Lewington (two), Cummings,
Fischer, Huffmann and Mike
Dauphin
Coach Gary Dauphin commend-
ed his players for a good effort,
pointing out that they came on
from a 3-2 deficit to win the game.
On Thursday, they travelled to
Milverton for a contest against a
combined Milverton/Elma Logan
squad. This time, they came on the
short end of a close 3-2 score.
Brussels goals were scored by
Lewington and Trevor Mead, with
assists going to Lewington,
Dauphin and Scott Clarkson.
On Sunday, the team travelled to
Glencoe for a one-day tournament.
In their first game, they defeated
PeeWee Reps
earn shutout
The Brussels PeeWee Rep team
won a convincing 6-0 contest
against Goderich on Friday
evening.
Goals were scored by Brian
Oldfield (two), Joel Kellington,
Chris Blake, Chad Fischer and
Tyler Bragg. Assists were credited
to Kellington (two), Bragg, Blake,
Carla Hunt, Phil Affolter, Matt
McLellan, and Andy Van Beek.
Matt McCal' Darned the shutout.
Coach Murray Kellington said
the team got a well-deserved win,
given the heavy defeats they
suffered the week before.
and Tim Fritz scored for Brussels,
while Bill Peters and Todd Papple
with two replied for Goderich.
Livermore also added three
assists while Wheeler set up two.
Jay Evershed stopped 28 shots for
Sarnia 4-2. Dauphin led the
Brussels effort, with two goals and
an assist. Lewington and Mead
accounted for the other two goals,
with Mead getting an assist as well.
In their second game, the boys
lost a tough 3-2 game to London
North. Dauphin and Tim Stricker
scored the goals for Brussels, with
Dauphin, Huffman, Josh Beuer-
mann and Corey Newman getting
assists.
Coach Dauphin said his team had
the game in hand, but briefly lost
their concentration and, with it, the
the win while Brussels had 31
attempts on the Pirate net.
Brussels travels to Ripley Friday
night to meet the first place
Wolves, then returns home
Saturday to play the Wiarton
Redmen at 7:30.
game. With a two-man advantage,
Brussels allowed two short-handed
goals and gave the game to -
London.
Coach Dauphin said that, despite
this loss, the tournament proved to
be a good experience for the team.
"They were able to play teams they
had never seen before and, since
this tournament was outside the
WOAA, were able to experience a
more fast-paced style of game."
The Midgets return to the
Brussels ice this Wednesday, at
9 p.m. against Zurich.
Brussels Midgets in tourney
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