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The Blyth Tyke Bulldog digs in tenaciously to get the puck
during this contest against Bayfield on Dec. 1 in Blyth.
The home team sailed to victory in this one with a 3-1 win.
Blyth Tykes win 2, lose 1
The Blyth Tyke Bulldogs
enjoyed a good week, winning two
and losing one.
On Nov. 29, the team suffered a
whitewashing at the hands of a vis
iting Zurich squad.
Two days later, however, they
sent Bayfield home in defeat. Tony
Bean scored the hattrick in the 3-1
effort.
Bean repeated his stellar play in a
7-2 victory in Elma-Logan, Dec. 6.
The first period belonged to Antho
Team effort earns OFSSA medal
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bronze."
That match was against Innis-
dale. In game one, Adam Schiestel
injured his hand, forcing the substi
tute of five foot, 10 setter Matt
Smith, to go in and play middle.
Elliott
scores
hat-trick
Continued from page 8
effort at the 4:20 mark.
Cook started the fire at 11:19 of
the third with a nice unassisted
goal, then scored once again with
3:45 to go, on a terrific pass from
Nicole Walker earning her a hat-
trick. Elliott would then close out
the scoring earning a hat-trick as
well with 2:11 left.
Coach Steve Cook said, "the
team is making steady progress in
their positional play, but most of all
we're having a lot of fun."
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ny Peters, however, who tallied two
markers. Assists went to Katie
McClinchey, Lee Watkins, Roman
Sturzenegger and Brett Courtney.
Elma-Logan answered with one
off the stick of Justin Curran, but
Derek Youngblut cancelled that
less than two minutes later, giving
the visitors a two-goal lead going
into the second. Assisting Young
blut were Ken Plunkett and
McClinchey.
Things got a little scary early in
Smith usually plays three-to four
minutes per game, but was in for
almost two full ones, said Bos.
Innisdale had early leads, but
Madill never gave up and came
away with a 15-11 victory.
With a 15-13 win in the second
game, they nailed the bronze.
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Blyth Atoms
top Hensall
in 8-3 win
The Blyth Atom Bulldogs played
a busy schedule with three games
in a week.
The first one was in Blyth, Nov.
27 against Clinton where the team
skated to a 3-3 tie.
Darcy Cook, Cody Anderson and
Tyler Kernighan scored for the
home squad. Assists went to
Kernighan, Darren Austin, Ryan
McClinchey and Brett Bean.
Two nights later it was a white
wash in Mitchell, then on Dec. 4,
the team came back to defeat a vis
iting Hensall squad 8-3.
Scorers were Anderson, with a
hattrick, Kernighan, Darcy Cook,
Nathan Witherspoon, McClinchey
and Darren Austin.
Assists went to Austin, with
three, McClinchey, Witherspoon,
two, Bean, two, Cody Anderson,
two, Darcy Cook and Kernighan.
the second when Lucas Young of
Elma-Logan brought the game
within one point. Bean notched two
less than a minute apart to widen
the Blyth edge. Assists went to
Sturzenegger, Courtney and Claren
Yuill, who factored in on two.
Youngblut got his second at the
10:33 mark, with help from
McClinchey and Peters. Then
Bean capped off the scoring and
nailed his hattrick off the sticks of
Courtney and Yuill.
"Excellent serving by Vaudry gave
us a 9-3 "lead which we never gave
up. Good blocking by Carr and
Nathan Garland, hitting by Exel
and defense by Vaudry and Matt
Smith made the win possible."
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Down in front
A PeeWee goalie makes the save, and gains the
upperhand as the opposing player slides into the net. The
two teams, Clinton and Mitchell faced off in the annual
Blyth Legion tournament this past Saturday. Mitchell went
on to win this contest 5-0. The A champions were
Seaforth who beat Kincardine 4-3. Teeswater claimed the
B with a 3-1 decision over Lucknow. Fourteen teams
played in the tournament.
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