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Blyth Novices top Teeswater In completing three games in the past week in their five game WOAA series against Teeswater, the Blyth Novices came out victors, seven points to three. On Feb. 19, Teeswater visited, ready for battle. Both goalies were steady during the first frame and most of the sec- ond as both teams were shut out. Teeswater broke through the bar- rier first, with 2:31 left in the mid- dle period. Blyth tied the match at one, when Ryan McClinchey scored half way through the third, only to fall behind a minute later. The hometowners quickly evened the score when Brett Bean, assisted by Luke Anderson, pushed one past the Teeswater netminder before 35 seconds had passed. With under four minutes left in the game, Teeswater once again took the lead, but Blyth would not be defeated. Nathan Witherspoan popped one in, aided by Tyler Kernighan. The game ended in a three-three draw. The following day, Blyth took to the road, stopping Teeswater on home ice. Kernighan, assisted by Sandy Hay, scored the only goal of the game. Blyth's goalie Justin Peters earned the shutout. Thursday brought Teeswater to town for the final matchup. Once again, Kernighan came through with the lone goal of the contest. Witherspoon captured an assist. Blyth takes on Mitchell at home, Feb. 29, then travels for the Sunday competition. Blyth Atoms, win, lose, tie 2 The Blyth Atoms were very busy last week, playing four playoff games in five days. On Wednesday, they opened their best-of-five WOAA playoff series against Milverton with a 4-2 loss. Kirk Stewart and Robbie Archambault scored for Blyth with Cole Stewart earning an assist. Coach Tom Jarrett said the team played well, but were hurt by some "foolish" penalties taken late in the game. The next two games held on Friday and Saturday, both ended in ties. In Friday's 3-3 game, Archambault scored a pair of goals The second draw of Brussels Curling ended recently with the following teams taking top prizes: first, 47 points, Mervyn Bauer, Heather Blake, Clem Steffler, Jason Gropp; second, 40.5 points, Orval Bauer, Valerie Shortreed, Phyllis Steffler, Phil Graber; third, 39.5 points, Mike Alexander, Madelene Steiss, George Zwep, Pauline The Brussels PeeWee House- league team had a tough time last week, losing two playoff games. On Friday, they were defeated 9- 3 by Blyth. Brussels goals were scored by Chris Coulter, Robbie Kerr and Brian Oldfield. Assists The Belgrave Girls lost a 5-0 game to Kincardine last Monday evening. Coach Cam Procter said that, despite the loss, the team showed great improvement, having lost with a single going to Cole Stewart. Assists were awarded to Bradley Schmidt and Andrew Toll. On Saturday, the teams skated to a 1-1 draw. Jeff Carter tallied a score for Blyth with Cole Stewart earning an assist. Jarrett said, "The team dominated play in both games, but Milverton was better able to capitalize on goal scoring chances." On Sunday, Blyth made up for their game one loss with a 2-1 victory. Cole Stewart and Shaun Henry scored for Blyth, with an assist going to Micah Loder. Jarrett said this was the best Patterson. The ladies curling also ended with the top teams as follows: first, 43 points, Marie Stute, Velma Locking, Abi Corbett; second, 40 points, Jane Zwep, Jo-Ann McDonald, Sheila Cousins; third, 35 points, Sharon Brown, Valerie Shortreed, Julie Jutzi. were awarded to Stephen Todd (two), Matt Cameron, Jason Armstrong and Ryan Mawhinney. On Saturday, they suffered a 5-1 loss to Stephen Township. Todd scored for Brussels, assisted by Cameron and Coulter. before to Kincardine by a much greater margin. He said their passing and puck handling was much better, and he commended Amber Koehler for a solid effort in net. game the team played all year. "Everyone played well. The defense, headed by goaltender Eric Jarrett, was especially sharp, killing penalties for the final four minutes of the game." The Brussels Novices got their best-of-five WOAA consolation series off to a good start, with a 4-3 triumph over Belmore. Brent Wheeler scored a pair of goals, including the overtime winner. Additional goals were scored by Scott Armstrong and Brandon Blake. Robbie Semple earned a pair of assists with a single going to Philip Wedow. Crusaders lose The Wiarton Redmen ended the Brussels Crusaders 12 game winning streak with a 7-5 home ice win Sunday afternoon. The win gives the Redmen a one game lead in their best of seven Senior 'A' semi-final series. Ron Strome and Tom McDonald each scored twice and set up two, while linemate Steve Fritz enjoyed a one goal, three assist game. The Crusaders rallied from a three goal first period deficit, scoring three in the second to tie. However, Wiarton scored twice in 43 seconds early in the third to regain the lead and hold off the Crusaders. Game three is in Wiarton Sunday at 2 p.m. Game Two and Four sites and times are as yet undecided due to a conflict in ice time with the Optimist Atom Tournament in Brussels this weekend. The winner of this series advances to the WOAA finals to meet either Ripley or Clinton. The Blyth Juveniles stayed alive in their best-of-seven OMHA playoff series against Cayuga with a 4-2 victory on Sunday night. After trailing 2-1 with only five minutes left in the game. The offense came alive, scoring three more goals and earning the victory. Blyth goals were scored by Tim Lyons, Mike Heffron, Chris Howson and Mike Bromley. Assists were awarded to Mike Salverda (two), Bromley, Nathan Bantams eliminate Tiverton The Blyth Bantams won their WOAA playoff series against Tiverton last Monday, with a 4-1 victory. Blyth goal scorers were Darryl Bromley, Jeff Cowan, Mike Courtney and Chris Carter. Assists were awarded to Mike Haggitt (two), Bromley, Carter, Courtney, Chris Dunbar and Mike Ansley. Zurich will be their opponent in the next series. Loder, Brad Mulvey, Mark Wilson and Benji Hakkers. Coach Neil Salverda said the players, several of whom have been fighting the flu, played admirably. He singled out goaltender Mike DeJong for his stellar play. The series will resume this Saturday in Cayuga with Cayuga holding a points lead of 7-3. The sixth game, if necessary will be played on Sunday evening in Blyth at 8 p.m. The Blyth Juveniles' goalie can do nothing but watch as a high shot from. opponent Cayuga flies by during the Sunday night game. Blyth staved off elimination as they doubled Cayuga 4-2. Juveniles double Cayuga Bauer rink takes draw PeeWees suffer 2 loses Belgrave Girls improve Novices win Too late to react Coming event. Inform The Citizen