The Citizen, 1999-12-08, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1999.
Tumbling
K Blyth White Tyke goes for a tumble as he tries to stop an advancing Seaforth player. It
was a rough game for Blyth on Saturday as their strong opponent took this one by a score
of 9-1. (Vicky Bremner photo)
Tykes win big, lose big
S ports
Wingham Girls
split week’s play
It was a busy weekend for the
Blyth White Tyke team with games
Saturday and Sunday.
On Dec. 4 at home, the squad
took complete control of a visiting
Bayfield team trouncing them 18-1.
Goals were scored Michael
Seaforth edges Brussels
For just his second stint in net,
Ty Sebastian did a great job stop
ping the many shots fired his way
by the Seaforth squad when they
visited the Brussels Tykes Saturday
morning.
A strong Seaforth team struck
fast and often, putting Brussels
behind 4 I by the end of the first.
The combination of Brendan
Stretton and Ray Huether made
some very nice passes at attempts
on the net in the first, but their
shots were smothered.
A breakaway by Danny Donkers
was stopped when a challenger pre
vented him getting the shot off.
Matt Huether battled his former
team throughout the contest, scor
ing for Brussels at 4:53. Though
tripped just as he made the shot, the
puck slid through.
Brussels pulled to within two
when R. Huether took the puck out
of the pack and glided in alone,
deking the goalie at 7:42 of the sec
ond.
A minute and a half later, Runst-
edler scored his first of the season
when he took a shot from an angle
and got it past the netminder.
Stretton started the third period
strong, taking two shots early, but
was denied.
Seaforth’s work around the net
resulted in their fifth at 14:28.
M. Huether tallied his second at
Tykes host
Zurich
The Blyth Purple Tykes hosted
Zurich on Saturday, Dec. 4.
Scoring was opened in the first
period by Colin Bokhout, after
passes from Grant Sparling and
Sheldon Reid. Zurich retaliated by
popping three fast goals past Blyth
netminder Matt Chalmers. Adam
Cronin, assisted by Kirby Cook and
Mathew Popp, tucked a shot
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McDowell with five, Lucas Cooke
and Gregg Dodds with four each,
Dallas Pennington with three, and
singles from Katie Richmond and
Tyler Stevenson.
Assists were credited to Dodds,
Collin Whitfield, Colten Kerr.
the mid-way point, bring the score
to 5-4.
Thirty seconds later, Seaforth
reopened their two-goal lead.
Not slowing, Brussels continued
the attack with Runstedler having
two excellent chances before R.
Huether carried the puck in, passed
to Stretton for the shot then picked
up the rebound for the netter.
With play in the home end for
much of the game, good defensive
work by Ryan Baker, Robert
Cronin, Herbie Runstedler, Jordan
Roberts and Nic Gowing kept
Brussels in it.
Work along the boards by
Andrew Watson, Zach Watson and
Chris Becker helped push the
action towards centre ice as Randy
Zwep and Gavin Bowers worked at
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It was a different story on Dec. 5
in Seaforth as the visitors lost this
one 9-1. Whitfield notched the lone
Blyth marker. Goalie Greg Dodds
had 10 breakaway saves.
clearing the zone.
Cole McLean was strong in the
face-off circle.
Seaforth goals were scored by
Haden Campbell (three), Braden
Connolly and Ryan O’Rourke
(two).
The final was 6-5 for Seaforth.
Novices enjoy
whitewash
The Blyth Novices enjoyed a
whitewashing of a visiting Mitchell
squad Dec. 4.
Bulging the twine for Blyth was
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The Ontario Women’s Hockey
Association Wingham Bantam
Girls took a win and a loss from
last week’s play.
When the squad travelled to Wal
lace, Nov. 30, they stayed in the
game through the first two, holding
their opponent to just one goal.
However, Wallace dominated the
fourth, scoring four for the 5-1 win.
Squad shuts out visitors
The Wingham PeeWee Girls
shellacked a visiting Clifford squad
on Dec. 4.
The tone was set in the first peri
od with Wingham scoring four.
Pointgetters Brittany Campbell and
Rachel Elliott each with two. Credit
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and Michelle Cook.
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ham’s only goal. Tabitha Lindsay
earned the assist.
There was a better result when
Drayton visited Dec. 5.
Nicole Procter was very good in
net, holding off the challengers.
Mia Bieman and Kristen Palmer
netted the puck in the 2-0 victory.
Assists went to Laura Meier and
Rebecca Brutton.
only goal of the second period
increasing the Wingham lead by
five.
Three more were tallied in the
third off the sticks of Krista Hen
derson, Victoria Whitfield and
Nicole Walker. Ritchie assisted on
two while Whitfield helped out
Walker.
Allison Quennell earned the
shutout in the Wingham net.