HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1999-12-15, Page 14PAGE 14. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1999.
Brussels Atoms play in Silver Stick tourney
Tuesday, Dec. I4 at 8:45 p.m.,
Brussels Atoms met Ripley in their
first game of Silver Stick
tournament in Wingham.
Ripley started the scoring I3
seconds into the game.
Chase Chapman evened the score
in the second period when Steven
Ropp passed the puck back to the
blue line and Chapman let go with
a hard slap shot to surprise the
Ripley goalie. Less than a minute
later, Ripley scored again, then
added another three goals in the
third period winning this 5 - l.
Saturday morning the Atoms rose
early to piay in Belmore at 8 a.m.
against Stephen Twp. The opposing
team got the jump on Brussels and
scored once in the first period.
With five seconds left, James
Roberts evened it up on a pass from
Greg Bowers and Chapman.
In the second period, Chapman
once again let one go from the blue
line to go ahead.
Forty seconds later, Stephen tied
it up and went ahead of Brussels
with another four minutes left in
the period. Not willing to give up,
Brussels’ Matt White pushed one
past the goalie on a rebound out
front of the net.
Stephen’s Number 9 scored his
third goal of the game 30 seconds
into the third period. Adam
McClure set Ropp up for the tying
goal. With just under four minutes
left in the game, Bowers scored the
go-ahead goal on a pass from Justin
Mayne. Stephen turned on the
power and scored two more times
in the remaining time.
The final score was Stephen
Twp., 6 and Brussels, 5.
This game proved to be the most
exciting game in the tournament for
the Brussels fans as they jumped
from the benches and cheered the
team on.
Saturday at 5 p.m. Brussels met
Lion’s Head in their final game of
the tournament.
Lion’s Head scored the first goal
in the second period then Brussels
got started. Christopher Jutzi
scored on a pass from Ropp and
McClure.
Then in the third period, the
action heated up with both teams
^getting penalties. McClure scored
on a pass from Jordan Campbell.
Ropp shot it in on a pass from
White on a short-handed play. The
final goal was scored when the
three forwards, Roberts, Ropp and
McClure headed toward the net and
Roberts shot it past the Lion’s Head
goal tender.
The final score was 4 - 1 for
Brussels.
This week will be a busy one,
having played Milverton on
Tuesday night in Brussels, then
Seaforth on Friday night in
Brussels and playing Sunday in
Clinton.
PeeWee Girls split hockey action
The Wingham PeeWee Girls split
their weekend hockey action.
On Saturday in Milverton, the
squad soundly defeated their hosts
9-1. Bobbi Jo Shiell played a steady
game between the pipes for
Wingham in this physical contest.
Great defense from Sarah
McDonald, Danielle Good, Bridget
Kellington and Tori Whitfield kept
Milverton at bay.
After a scoreless first, the
Wingham offensive onslaught
began with four second-period
goals. Bulging twine were Brittany
Campbell, Allison Quennell, Nicole
Stewart and Ashley Ritchie. Assists
went to Quennell, Brittany
Campbell, Michelle Cook, Brandi
Thompson, Whitfield and
Kellington.
Wingham increased their lead in
the third when Cook snuck two past
the Milverton netminder followed
by one from Whitfield.
Milverton finally got one past
Shiell, only to have Nicole Stewart,
off a play from Cook, cancel it.
Then with 90 seconds remaining in
the game, Ritchie lit the light for the
final time.
It was a closer match in Wallace
on Sunday with the home team edg
ing Wingham 6-5.
The hosts took an early lead scor
ing two in the first to Wingham’s
one. Cook, on a power play, with
assists from Stewart and Rachel
Elliott got it past the Wallace goalie.
Cook and Stewart continued their
teamwork tieing it up in the second.
Wallace answered with two of their
own to regain the lead before the
period ended.
The home squad increased its lead
with an early third-period goal.
Then it was Stewart’s turn, assisted
by Cook, who bulged the twine with
two of her own to bring Wingham
within one. Things got really excit
ing when Campbell, assisted by
Cook, scored the tie-maker with just
a little over a minute remaining in
the game. Then in the dying seconds
Wallace snuck one in to seal the vic
tory.
Seeing plenty of action in this
game, Quennell did a great job in
net to help keep her team in the
game.
Three-way battle
A lone Glammis player battles two opponents from Woodstock as they compete in the A
championship semi-finals during the Brussels broomball tournament on the weekend.
Glammis won the contest 1-0 in overtime.
Bulldog
Tykes
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given by both teams.
Players on the Purple Bulldog
team include Matt Chalmers, Adam
Cronin, Tyler Black, Grant
Sparling, Colin Bokhout, Aaron
Popp, Mathew Popp, Tyler
Middegall, Kayla Black, Sheldon
Reid, Lukas Witherspoon and
Kirby Cook.
Coaching staff is Steve Sparling,
Dwight Chalmers, Derek Cook and
Pat Cronin.
Players on the White Bulldog
team are Dallas Pennington and his
little brother, Jeff Plaetzer, Tyler
Stevenson, Collin Whitfield, Katie
Richmond, Greg Dodds, Connor
Prescott, Michael McDowell, Luke
Cooke, Colton Kerr, Trevor
Raynard and are coached by Todd
McDonald and Scott Stevenson.
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