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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1998-01-21, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1998. Is it coming or going? Members of the Ladies Yogis and Lost Sheep broomball teams watch intently as the ball bounces away from the goaltender in the Saturday morning contest. The Blyth tournament drew teams from across the region and lasted throughout the weekend. Stars on Ice -11- BRUSSELS BULLS JR "C" vs. HANOVER BARONS Friday, January 23/98 - 9 p.m. Brussels, Morris & Grey Arena STEVE HENDERSON Age: 20 Number: 17 Position: Right Wing Sponsor: Henderson Carpentry, Palmerston & Molesworth Bowling Lanes, Molesworth Played Last Year: Brussels Bulls Season Goal: 20 Goals Assists35 +1- 30 Favourite Hockey Team: Toronto Maple Leafs Favourite Hockey Player: Eric Lindros Future Destination: Palmerston 81's Mission Statement: Win Title Workplace: R & K Framing LUCKNOW S DISTRICT mom CUM PRESENT NHL OLYMPIANS HOCKEY POOL SELECT YOUR CltAIN TEAM AND FOLLCII THEM IN NAGANO PRIZE MONEY TO TOP FOUR PLAYERS 20,15,10 & 5% OF NET PROCEEDS PROCEEDS TO COMMUNITY BETTERMENT SELECT ONE PLAYER FROM EACH OF THE TWELVE BOXES F orwards Forwards Forwards Al Li Kariya (CAN) 81 H Shanahan (CAN) ci ! ! Weight (USA) A2 Li Jagr (CZE) B2 !. Sundin (SWE) C2 Li Bure (RUS) A3 ii Sakic (CAN) ' B3'I Hull (USA) C3 [ .' Alfredson (SWE) A4 n Forsberg (SWE) B4 ' Lindros (CAN) C4 FII Brind'Amour (CAN) A5 f 1 Selanne (FIN) es 1 Reichel (CZE) cs I I Amonte (USA) Forward s Forwards Forwards All LI LeClair (USA) Bi t Renberg (SWE) ci 1 :I Linden (CAN) Al2 CI Yashin (RUS) B12 . Yzerman (CAN) c12 Li Zhamnov (RUS) A13 LI Gretzky (CAN) B13 ' Modano (USA) C13 ;I Annderson (SWE) A14 LI Koivu (FIN) B14 Lehtinen (FIN) c14 I Deadmarsh (USA) A15 Li Tkachuk (USA) 815 '1 Kamensky (RUS) C15 i _I Corson (CAN) ENTRY FEE ONLY $10 - MAKE CHEQUE PAYABLE TO 'HIE I ,UCKNOW KINSMEN CI ,UB BOX 382 LUCKNOW , ONTARIO NOG-2H0 Entries must be returned by February 12th ,1998 NAME: PHONE # : ADDRESS: POSTAL CODE: A31 P Slegr (CZE) 831 ' : Roy (CAN) C31 f..I Richter (USA) A32 • LI Chellos (USA) B32 r Hasek (CZE) C32 Li Brodeur (CAN) A33 LI Blake (CAN) B33 ' ! Vanbiesbrouck (USA) C33 1 -1 Salo (SWE) A34 CI Lumme (FIN) B34 ' I Trefilov (RUS) C34 Fl Kolzig (FIN) A35 LI Kasparitus (RUS) B35 1 ! Joseph (CAN) C35 I 1 Shtalenkov (RUS) Rules Points will be scored es follows 'Forwards Goal - 2 points Assist - 1 point !Defense Goal - 1 point Assist - 2 points iGoaltender Win - 2 points Tie - 1 Point Shutout - 5 points ' Final standings will be published in the Local Newspapers, the first week of March, in the announcement section. ' All points will be recorded from the final round games, starting Feb. 13 through to the final game Feb. 22. ' Members of the Lucknow & District Kinsmen Club and their immediate families are not eligible for the contest. ' All records will be taken from the Toronto Star Newspaper. For further information call Ian at 528-2302 after 8 p.m. NAME ADDRESS PHONE POSTAL CODE Contest is not open to members of the Lt tcknow Kinsmen Club or immediale PeeWees champs Tykes win 2, tie 1 The Blyth Bulldog Tykes had a successful week, earning two wins and a tie at the Bruce Williams Memorial Fun Day event in Kurtzville. The first contest, which matched them against Howick, Jan. 13, saw Blyth taking a 7-2 victory. Scoring was done by Derek Youngblut (three), Anthony Peters (two) Johnathon McDowell (one) and Lee Watkins (one). Good team commitment to defense and great goaltending are the big reason behind the Brussels PeeWees' second tournament championship. The team travelled to Clifford for an 8 a.m. start this past weekend. Lee Dilworth scored the only goal of the first period at the 9:10 mark on a nice pass from Tyler Campbell. Campbell scored the next two unassisted goals to give the PeeWees a 3-0 lead. Campbell completed his hattrick with 2 minutes left in the third, with helpers going to Darryl McClure and Jimmy Franken. Brussels scored two powerplay goals in this game and goalie Bryce Wedow turned aside 11 shots for the shut-out. Game two saw Brussels face-off against their neighbouring town, Blyth. Blyth opened the scoring at the 8:07 mark as Cole Stewart scored, unassisted. Brussels tied the score at the 5:29 mark as Dilworth scored from Campbell and Scott Glitz. Brussels took the lead at the 6:34 mark of the second when Darryll Houston scored, unassisted. Blyth tied the score at the 3:13 mark, when Stewart scored from The Blyth Midget Bulldogs played a single WOAA league game last week as they hosted the red-hot Clinton Midgets on Jan. 12. The Bulldogs played one of their better games of late as they rebounded from an earlier drubbing by Clinton, winning this match 6-4. Blyth opened the game scoring in the first minute of play as Jeff Cowan set up a wide open Steve Oldfield for the goal. Clinton tied the game with a power play goal three minutes later, but the Bulldogs responded with two late goals to lead 3-1 after the first Jefferay Carter. Then with just 1:55 left in the game Franken blasted a shot. Campbell jumped on the rebound and fired it past the Blyth goalie to give Brussels a 3-2 lead. Fifty seconds later Houston finished the scoring, racing in on a breakaway pass from Campbell. The Brussels boys skated into the championship game with a 4-2 win over Blyth. The final game saw Brussels playing Milverton. In the season, Milverton beat Brussels 4-3 and 5- 4, and tied them 1-1, so the Brussels boys knew they were in for a tough game. Milverton scored the only one of the first as Adam Harloff knocked it in at the 6:04 mark from Chris Stapiz. Solid goal keeping by Wedow kept Milverton off the board for any more. Brussels kept working hard and finally were rewarded with a goal as Campbell fired a shot wide that bounced out front and went in off the Milverton goalie's stick to tie the game 1-1 at the 1:03 mark of the secona. Halfway through the third Mark Hunter notched a powerplay goal from Adam Hall and Houston to give Brussels the first and final lead of the game. frame. Jamie Black assisted on the go- ahead goals as Mike Haggitt found the net after a rink-length dash. Twenty-five seconds later Oldfield found Mike Courtney alone in front of the net and Courtney made no mistake as he faced a wide open net. Courtney and Kyle Anderson teamed up two minutes into the second as Anderson buried Courtney's pinpoint pass. Clinton crept to within a goal before Mike Ansley scored the eventual game Continued on page 9 The squad returned to Kurtzville on Saturday to take on Woolwich Block in the morning. Off netters by Youngblut (three) and Peters, Blyth earned a 4-4 tie. Blyth again notched four points when they met Wallace I in the afternoon, though this time it was good enough for the win. Peters popped two while Tony Bean added the others. The final was 4-2. Defense - GOALIES Forwards Forwards Defense GOALIES Bulldogs play to win A21 Li Rucinsky (CZE) 821 ' Primeau (CAN) C21 I Leetch (USA) A22 n Roenick (USA) B22 1 Tikannen (FIN) c22 I -1 Lidstrom (SWE) A23 171 Kapanen (FIN) 823 ' Sundstrom N. (SWE) C23 I I Bourque (CAN) A24 1-1 Fleury (CAN) 824 ' ! Guerin (USA) c24 Li Niinimaa . (FIN) A25 n Kovalenko (RUS) B25 i ! Zamnuer (CAN) C25 L 1 Zhitnik (RUS)