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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1999-01-27, Page 10...... PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27,1999. Thanks The Brussels Bantams, and two Atom teams celebrated the arrival of new jerseys with skrimmage games on Sunday. The Brussels Optimists donated the uniforms to the team. From left: Tyler Jutzi, Optimist President Bruce Armstrong, Andrew McDonald. The Brussels Legion donated uniforms to the PeeWee team. (Ashiey Groppphoto) Pre-Tykes trounce Lucknow PeeWee Lightning takes tourney gold After a disappointing start to the season for the Brussels Prc-Tykcs, they have found their legs in the last two games. Taking on Kurtsvillc, Jan. 16, in a season-opener rematch, the team played well, coming away with a 4- 4 tie. However, offensive talent blasted onto the ice in Lucknow, Jan. 23, as Brussels jumped into the lead and never looked back. Brussels dominated the play, keeping the puck in their opponents end for the majority of the 45 minute game. Shots on net were minimal, but Shea McLean made a nice slop early in the game, passing ii to Chris Becker to clear ii from the zone. The players stayed on the puck throughout the contest, racing after it in all comers. Nick Goving opened the scoring on a breakaway. Gowing also netted the second Brussels goal as he look ii in from the blueline. Anderson, Jr. C’s top defenseman For the second consecutive season, Wingham Ironman Brad Anderson, of the Blyth area, was selected as the Western Junior "C" Hockey League's top defenceman at the awards banquet on Saturday night. Anderson was also named to the league's first all-star team's defence. Troy Dosman was named to the first team's forward unit. Adam Millman of the Hanover Barons was named the league's most valuable player. Brent McDermid of the Bulldogs was selected as the most sports- minded player. The Kincardine goaltending duo of Jason Reid and Joe Vercillo were the top goaltenders. Curtis Schmalz of the Walkerton Blackhawks was named the rookie of the year. Millman and McDermid shared the individual scoring award. The two were in a dogfight for the scoring title, but during the final week of the regular season, McDermid played two games, while the two contests the Barons were scheduled to play were cancelled. Brussels continued to pell the Lucknow ncimindcr with shots as most players had good attempts . Ty Sebastian scored Brussels' third as he batted in his own rebound. Ryan Baker had a great shot as he stole the puck from a defender al the blueline, but was thwarted by a sprawling goalie. The fourth came from Becker as he slipped the puck out of a pack of skaters and across the line. Morgan Dcitncr earned an assist on Gavin Bowers' first goal of seven when she was tripped while taking a shot. Bowers picked it up for the goal. As the game continued, the Brus­ sels attackers did not let up as sev­ eral players scored multiple times. Bowers scored two and Dcitncr one before a nice clearing pass from Becker to Danny Donkers set up at play for Baker to score. During the next shift, Bowers tal­ lied two more and Sebastian added two of his own. Receiving bursary awards were David Bartman of the Ironmen, Chris Phair of the Wiarton Wolves and Boulton. Les Small of the Patriots' executive was honoured as the volunteer of the year. Ry>an Cherrey of the Mount forest Patriots is the goaltender for the first all-star team. Joining Anderson on the blueline is Paul Brown of the Patriots. The forwards on the first all-star team are Million. McDermid and Continued on page 11 4-2 for Brussels Continued from page 9 team up by two going into the third. Hemingway's second goal gave Brussels a nice edge. The helper on this one went to Tyler Campbell. Things got a little scary when Zurich answered less than a minute later with two goals, just seven sec­ onds apart. Brussels got some more insurance when Armstrong, set up by Campbell and Pal Rushton lit the light for the final lime in this 4- 2 outing. Donkers made a great poke check to stop a breakaway by Lucknow and McLean cleared the puck away from the net. The pass from McLean went to Dcitncr who carried it the full length of the ice for another goal. Sebastian and Bowers traded scoring opportunities with Sebas­ tian putting in three and Bowers, two. Good work along the boards by Conner Smith, Cowing and Becker kept the play in open ice. Dcitncr closed out the scoring in the 21-0 rout. Blyth wins Continued from page 8 Blyth struck first when Darien Austin popped one in at 8:44 of the second. Lee Prescott followed with a goal at 5:22 of the same period. Assists were earned by Cody Anderson, Tyler Kernighan and Neil Salverda. Goderich pulled to within one at the 8:20 mark of the third then evened the tally with just 44 sec­ onds remaining. Blyth eked out the win when Salverda passed to Mike Bean for a netter 10 seconds later. r LHEALTH on the hillj A Review of activities at SEAFORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUP Huron Hospice is in the process of reorganizing the Bereavement Support Program being offered to the community. During this time of reorganization, the Bereavement Support Group which has been meeting at Maplewood Manor the first and third Wednesday of each month will be discontinued and will be replaced with a 12 week Grief Recovery Outreach Program to commence in early April. Watch for further information regarding this Program. If in the meantime, Bereavement support is needed, please contact the office of Huron Hospice Volunteer Service @527-0655, Shirley Dinsmore 527-1005 or Joan Stewart 522-0897. PERINATAL INFORMATION SESSIONS: all interested expectant parents are welcome and encouraged to attend “Breastfeeding Attitudes” presentation by Dr. Carolin Shepherd Thursday, February 18. ! 1999 at 7:30 p.m. in Conference Room 2 of the Seaforth Community Hospital. The Saugeen Maitland PeeWee Lightning was in Orangeville participating in a tourney this past weekend, Jan. 22-24. In their first game against Mississauga, Nicki McGlynn deflected a pass by Brittany Campbell into the top corner to open the scoring late in the first period. Goals by Carleigh Weiler, Jessica Mann and Brittany Kellington, with assists going to Heather Walker, Campbell and McGlynn rounded out the scoring in the second period. Mississauga answered with one. Extending the Lightning lead in the third with two goals by Walker, assisted by Weiler and Katie Whytock, sealed Mississauga's fate with a 6-1 win. Brook Wheeler defended for the Lightning in net. Game two against Burlington would prove to be somewhat frustrating as the girls had two goals called back and although outplayed them, had to settle for a 2-1 loss. Walker scored for the Lightning and' Nicki Berfelz minded the net. In the semi-finals Saugeen met up with the Mississauga Chiefs. Midway through the first, the Lightning jumped into the lead with goals coming 40 seconds apart, the first by Weiler from Bridget Sheddon, and the second by Michelle Cook, assisted by McGlynn and Campbell. Whytock finished the scoring with less than a minute remaining Novice Reps come up short Blyth Novice Reps came up short when they hosted Clinton Jan. 20. Allowing the visitors to net five goals, the home team managed just one. Anthony Peters notched the lone Blyth marker off a play by Kendall Whitfield. A late effort by the Blyth Novice Reps to pull out a win fell short against Zurich, Jan.9. The visitors look a three-goal lead to the end of the second and, though shut out for the rest of the game, were victorious. Blyth's lone goal came from Brandon Kellington off a pass from [Help protect the environment [ Reduce, reuse and recycle fl L , pD |*c 3 on passes from Cook and Campbell to end the period on top by three. The Chiefs responded with a goal early in the second period but any hopes of a comeback were short- circuited by the Lightning when Cook scored unassisted early in the third. Befelz was solid between the pipes with the 4-1 win. The final would have the girls meet up with Burlington. A hot goalie kept the Lightning silent for the first period as the play was mostly in the Burlington end. Early in the second on a two-on- one rush, using her linemate Whytock as a decoy, Cook caught the goalie with her stick off the ice to slide one in. Wheeler handled anything Burling directed at her to end the period up by one. The Lightning had their chances in the third with a cross bar and a couple of posts but could not put one in. With 30 seconds left in the game and their goalie on the bench, Burlington mounted a charge but came up short as the Lightning shut them out 1-0 to win the gold. Mascot Jack was exuberant. The defense teams of Bridget Sheddon and Candice Robertson, Jackie Zacher and Jessica Mann, were a big factor in keeping shots on net to a low number for the tourney. For the season so far the Lightning have two silvers and a gold in tournament action, are currently third in league play and have been upgraded to "A" status. Krystopher Campbell. Joel Salverda stood between the posts for Blyth. LOCAL BOARD REPRESENTATIVE TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS The Township of Morris requires a representative to sit on the following local board, to represent the Township of Morris: Community Policing Committee - 1 representative (from the Belgrave Area) Representatives must be a resident or ratepayer of the Township of Morris. Should you be interested in submitting your name, forward your letter of intention to the Township of Morris R.R. 4, Brussels, Ontario NOG 1H0 519-887-6137 by Tuesday, February 2, 1999. Nancy Michie Clerk-Treasurer Township of Morris