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PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2001.
Bulletts lead playdown series 3 games to 1
The Brussels Bulletts travelled to
Elma Logan for an early morning
match and the best of three series in
provincial playdowns.
These rivals battled back and forth
through the first period with each
team having scoring chances but no
one capitalizing as the period
remained scoreless.
The Bulletts hit the net late in the
second to take the lead. Michelle
Cook made a solo rush down the ice
and with two defenders on her, man-
aged to get a shot off and into the net
that seemed to catch the Elma Logan
goaltender off guard.
Elma Logan came out flying in the
third finding the mark early to tie it
at I-I. Mandi DeBlock eluded her
Bullett checker and walked out from
behind the net and lifted a high back-
hander over the shoulder of Nikki
Berfeltz in the Brussels cage. This
appeared to spark the Elma Logan
team as they mounted pressure in the
Bullett zone.
Brussels came storming back find-
ing the net and gaining the lead with
only 1:41 left in the game. Kerri
Meier walked in off the point and
released a wrist shot that Ashley
Ritchie redirected past the Elma
Logan goalie.
The Elma Logan team pulled the
goalie in an effort to tie but the
Bulletts fended them off and went
home with a 2-1 victory and a lead in
the series.
The Bulletts played again later that
day in Brussels against Parkhill in
league playoffs. In a duplication of
the game earlier the two teams bat-
tled to a scoreless first period.
Jenn Hopf got the ball rolling slap-
ping one by the Parkhill netminder in
the second setup by Ritchie and
Cook.
The Bulletts upped the lead to two
on pretty passing. Kristen Palmer
passed the puck to Brittany
Campbell who found Nicole White
open in front of the Parkhill goal.
White shot a nice wristshot past the
Parkhill goalie.
Parkhill narrowed the margin to
one registering a goal off their own
with 3:41 left in the second period.
Brussels would counter that however
with Cook scoring on a nice play
setup by Ritchie and Rachel Elliott
just before the buzzer.
Cook scored her second of the
game in the third period assisted by
Ritchie and Campbell. The final tally
came on a nice pass by Meier to
Palmer in front of the Parkhill net
who blasted it by to give the Bulletts
the 5-1 victory.
Danielle Good gained the other
assist.
Berfeltz had a strong game in the
Brussels cage.
Coach McDonald complimented
his players on a great show of energy
and all round great play after a week
of no action.
The Bulletts hosted Elma Logan
for the second game of the provincial
playdowns Sunday, Feb. 18. Brussels
struck early with Cook rapping the
puck into the Elma Logan cage or
the powerplay at 7:53 of the openini
period. The teams produced mans
scoring chances but it remainec
Brussels up by one at the end of the
period.
Elma Logan came back on a pow-
erplay of their own with seconds tc
go in the second, then seemed to gel
added energy after that as they
brought the play to Brussels.
The Bulletts mounted a power
surge of their own in the last two
minutes of the game but were turned
away by the Elma Logan team.
The game ended in a 1-1 tie.
The Bulletts now are set to travel
to Elma Logan Thursday, Feb. 22
leading the four-point series three to
one.
Area skaters put through paces at Blyth test day
Skaters from Wingham, Brussels,
Mitchell, Clinton and Blyth gathered
in Blyth on Tuesday, Feb. 6 to test
their skills.
This test day for senior skaters is
based on a nationwide testing system
through Skate Canada. All local
clubs take their turn having these
testing sessions.
Evaluators come in and test skaters
in three areas: skills, set pattern of
turns, hops and edges which are set
to music; free skate, jumps, spins,
footwork and field moves with each
skater having their own routine to
their individual music and dances, a
set pattern on the ice done with a
partner, which in most cases will be
their coach.
Coaches which were on hand at
this day were Michelle Blake and
Brenda Tyndall.
Results are as follows: Preliminary
Freeskate, Cassandra Uyl (Blyth),
Katie McClinchey (Blyth); Junior
Bronze Freeskate, Amanda Mason
(Blyth); Preliminary Dance Dutch
Waltz, Jory Lynn Uyl (Blyth), Emily
Wood (Blyth), B raillen Lobb
(Clinton); Preliminary Dance
Canasta Tango, Skye Cook (Blyth),
Jory Lynn Uyl (Blyth); Junior
Bronze Dance Fiesta, Laura Bowers
(Brussels), Corrine Falconer (Blyth),
Angela Nonkes (Blyth); Junior
Bronze Dance Willow, Jenna Rinn
(Blyth); Senior Bronze Dance Ten
Fox, Ashley Sholdice (Brussels);
Senior Bronze Dance Fourteen Step,
Christina Seli (Brussels), Cassandra
Uyl (Blyth), Megan VanderWoude
(Wingham); Senior Bronze Dance
European, Jessica Bushell
(Wingham); Junior Silver Dance
Foxtrot, Bridget Blake (Brussels and
Blyth), Nicole Meier .(Blyth), Paula
Bowlers (Brussels); Junior Silver
Dance American Waltz, Kerissa
VanAmersfoort (Blyth); Junior
Silver Dance Rocker Foxtrot,
Kerissa VanAmersfoort (Blyth),
Jennifer Wallace (Wingham); Junior
Silver Dance Tango, Ashley
Friendorf (Wingham); Senior Silver
Dance Starlight, Michelle Smith
(Brussels), Alisha Seebach
(Clinton); Senior Silver Dance
Killian, Lindsay Malhiot
(Wingham); Senior Silver Dance
Blues, Regan Moran. (Wingham);
Skills 5, Nicole Meier (Blyth);
Skills 4, Regan Moran (Wingham),
Jeff Hulley (Mitchell).
Blyth skaters results from the
Brussels Test Day which was held on
Jan. 4, are as follows: Skills 7,
Cassandra Uyl; Keats Fox Trot,
Amanda Bearss; Junior Silver
Program 2, Laura Meier; Senior
Silver Element 1, Jamie Lewis.
Getting a leg up
It was solo night on Friday for members of the Blyth Figure
Skating Club. Natasha Hubbard was in top form for her turn.
(Vicky Bremner photo)
Last Friday nine tables played at
the euchre party in the Cranbrook
Hall.
Scores were as follows: high lady,
Yvonne .Knight; high man, Lloyd
Smith; low lady, Iola Subject; low
man, Bill Craig; most lone hands,
Dorothy Dilworth, Lorraine Secret;
travelling lone hand, Ross
Stephenson; Valentine's gift draws
(farthest date from Valentine's Day
birthday, Tom and Linda Stevens and
for choir joined to sing We Are
Singing. Ms Tuchlinsky announced
that the pancake breakfast will be
March 4 from 8:30 - 9:30 a.m.
Her reflection was called A Gift of
Love.
The children were invited up front
to talk about communion. They
learned that the first thing the astro-
nauts ate and drank when they land-
(closest to Valentine's day birthday),
Dorothy Dilworth.
The next euchre party is Friday,
March 2 at 8 p.m. at the Cranbrook
Hall.
The Tuesday dart playing evening
was well attended. Another is sched-
uled for Wednesday, Feb. 21.
Cranbrook hall board will be hold-
ing its annual meeting in the hall on
Thursday, Feb. 22. The meeting
begins at 7:30 p.m.
ed on the moon was communion
bread and wine. The bread and wine
had been blessed before they left
earth and when they landed they had
communion. Their home churches
were also having communion at the
same time.
Fred and Jennifer McClure and
Keith and Gloria Wilbee served
communion to the congregation.
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