HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1997-04-02, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2,1997
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Brussels PeeWees won a nail
biter game in front of home crowd
3-2 (against Goderich). Brussels
won the best of five series three
games to one for the B
championship.
Game one was 3-2 for Brussels.
Game two was 7-0 for Brussels.
Game three was 4-2 for Goderich.
Game four was 3-2 for Brussels.
In the last game, Brussels' Kenny
McCallum scored the first goal.
Goderich tied the game 8:21 into
the second period with a goal by
Josh Fisher. Brussels got the go-,
ahead goal 3:40 into me second by
Darrell McClure assisted by Darryl
Houston.
Goderich tied the game at 11:35
in the third by Justin Durnina,
assisted by Ian Dekker.
The Brussels game winner was
scored at 4:39 into the third by
Houston, assisted by Lee Dilworth.
Goaltending was by Bryce
Wedow who made several key
saves.
The team played the series very
short of players due to injuries to
Mark Hunter and Brandon Dixon.
Bulldogs’ season ends
Winners
The recipients of this year’s Walter Scott Trophy,
presented by Gloria Wilbee, right, at the Brussels Curling
Club's year-end banquet on Friday, are, from left: Marie
Stute, Velma Locking and Brenda Linton. Absent was
Norma Cooper.
Winners
The winners of the D.A. Rann trophy for this year's
Brussels Curling Club season, are, from left: Tom Warwick,
Fran Bremner, Wayne Alexander and Nora Stephenson.
The Blyth Novice Bulldogs came
up against some tough opposition
in the recent Biyth Lions tourna
ment.
In their first game, solid goal
tending by the Milverton netminder
kept the home team off the board in
what turned out to be a 3-0 loss.
Coach Steve Cook said the Bull
dogs had numerous chances at the
Milverton goal, but failed to beat
their man between the pipes. Cook
credits Blyth's goalie Jeffrey (The
Cat) Elliott for maintaining steady
play with "terrific glove and pad
saves" that kept his teammates in
the game.
The squad faced off against a
strong Teeswater club in their next
contest, which they lost 7-2.
Noting the tenacity of their oppo
nents, Cook said it was very diffi
cult at times to even get the puck
out of the Bulldog end. "Blyth had
a very strong skating and spirited
hockey game in spite of the loss,"
said Cook.
Scoring for the team was Luke
Anderson and Darren Austin,
which Darcey Cook and Josh
Albrechtas assisting.
Game three was a close one until
the last few minutes when the Brus
sels squad sealed the 9-5 victory
with two quick insurance goals.
Scoring for Blyth was Darren
Austin with two, Cook, Anderson
and Brett Bean. Cook, Anderson,
Bean and Austin were credited with
assists in this effort.
"The Bulldogs played an excel
lent game," said their coach. "It
was thrilling for the fans, who saw
end-to-end action throughout."
The coaching staff of the Bull
dogs acknowledge the Blyth Lions
Club for their sponsorship in this
tournament. _____
Intermediate Girls
have solid season
Blyth Minor
Softball
Brussels Curling Club
elects new executive
The Belgrave Intermediate Girls
hockey team enjoyed a solid season
of play.
Lisa Black with one and Michelle
McNichol with two, gave the squad
a tie against Milverton. Assists
went to Heidi Meier, Julie Hopper,
Mandy Sellers, two, and Sherri
Robinson, two.
Against Howick the team com-,
bined for five while shutting out
their opponents. Robinson led the
way with two goals, while Sellers,
Meier and Stephanie Hopf tallied
one each. Assisting were Meier,
McNichol, Julie Hopper, Peggy
Procter and Amber Koehler.
finishing in a two-way draw.
Susan Bieman assisted on the
two goals, which were scored by
Meier and Lisa Black.
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is offering
Bantam Slow Pitch
Ages 15 - 16
Midget Slow Pitch
Ages 17 - 19
Registration fee *30°°
Volunteers are needed to coach
minor softball teams. Please
contact Brian 523-4850 if you are
interested in helping out.
Don't forget to register Sat., April 5,
Wed., April 9, or Sat., April 12
A late fee of $5.00 will be charged
if you register late.
The Brussels Curling Club held
its annual meeting Friday.
The new executive is: past
president, Mike Alexander;
president, Steve Bowles; first vice,
Mary TenPas; second vice, Steve
Steiss; secretary-treasurer, Velma
Locking; draw committee, Dona
Knight, John Vanass, Tom
Warwick; bonspiel committee,
Orval Bauer, Steve Steiss; ice,
Merv Bauer; prize committee,
Donna Bauer; press reporter, Nora
Stephenson.
Trophy winners were: D. A.
Rann Trophy, Tom Warwick, Fran
Bremner, Wayne Alexander, Nora
Stephenson; Walter Scott Memorial
Trophy, Velma Locking, Brenda
Linton, Marie Stute, Norma
Cooper.
Cards were enjoyed.
Winners were: high lady, Pauline
Patterson; high man, Geo. Zwep;
low lady, Lorraine Blake; low man,
Orval Bauer.
A team from Lucknow/Wingham
turned the tables on the Belgrave
girls pulling off a 4-0 victory, then
in a later game, Belmore edged
them 2-1. Sellers notched the lone
Belgrave goal, assisted by Robin
son and McNichol.
When Wallace hosted the team,
they sent them home down 7-3.
Meier earned a hattrick on this one,
with Holly Pfeiffer getting credit
for one assist.
Facing Belmore once again, the
squad managed to close that narrow
margin of the previous matchup,
HULLETT MINOR BALL
REGISTRATION
April 5 ~ 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Hullett Central Public School
& Auburn Library
Possibility of Slow Pitch Teams
for Bantam & up
MINOR BALL
BLYTH INDUSTRIAL
BASEBALL
MEETING
Wednesday, April 9
at
The Village Eatery
8:00 p.m.
For information call
Ken Slertsema 523-4705
Blyth Soccer and
Blyth Minor Softball
Registration
at the Blyth Arena
REGISTRATION
Friday, April 4 - 7:00 to 9:00
Saturday, April 5 -10:00 to noon
April 5 - 9 to 12
April 9 - 7 to 9
April 12- 9 to 12
For information for soccer call Herb 523-4202
For information for softball call Brian 523-4850
at B. M. & G. Community Centre
A $35 uniform deposit will be required
(post-date cheque Sept.30/97)
to be returned at end of season with return of uniform.
For information on umpiring or registration
contact John Harrison 887*9865