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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 2001-03-14, Page 8BRUSSELS MINOR BALL REGISTRATION Tuesday, March 20 7 - 9 Thursday, March 22 7 9 BMG Community Centre Also, any minor interested in town league ball inquire at registration Brussels Minor Soccer REGISTRATION Tuesday, March 20 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. or Thursday, March 22 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. BMG Community Centre} ( Parents wishing to register their children should bring the following to registration: Photocopy of child's birth certificate unless already on file and a cheque (no cash) post-dated for September 30, 2000 the amount of $30.00 for a uniform deposit which will be returned at the end of the season. REGISTRATION COSTS U-Under U6- Houseleague - $35 U7 - $37 U9 - $40 U11 -$50 U13 - $60 U15 - $65 U17 - $65. Family Rate - $140 Late Registration Fees after April 15 • $10 per registration For more information call Pauleen Kerkhoff 887-9422 or Barb Durrell 887-6068. We need a referee-in-chief, coaching co-ordinator Si equipment co-ordinator. PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 2001. Sports uriMs1 _Myth leads Wingham when Kristen Palmer scored on a wrap-around attempt assisted by Hopf and Danielle Good in the open- ing frame. Elma Logan gained the tie in the second when Mandt DeBlock scored from Virdinia VanderAlyden, then, seconds later took the lead on a breakaway by Stephanie Kelly assisted by Machan. The Bulletts came bounding back with three minutes left before the buzzer. Hopf picked up a pass by Nicole White and fired a nifty back- hander by the Elma Logan goal- tender to tie the g4me at 2-2. The teams continued to have sev- eral scoring chances but were unable to find the net. The next game will take place in Elma Logan Thursday, March 15 at 6:30 p.m. Highlanders win, tie The Grey Bruce Chapman Ice Cream Major Atom Highlanders played two games this weekend in round-robin group playoffs. Game one was played against Halton, which Grey Bruce won 2-1. Scoring were Rhys Thomas from Conor Gill and Derek Widmeyer and Jordan Wright from Jay Tremble and Mitch Ferguson. Game 2 was played to a I-1 tie against Guelph. Scoring for the highlanders was Thomas from Widmeyer and Gill. In net this weekend was Sean VanBerdan and Colton Routenburg making many great saves to keep their squad in the game. The Brussels Bulletts hosted Walkerton Wednesday, March 1 in the third game of the provincial play- down matchup. The game was a see- saw battle. Walkerton scored on the power- play with Kate Weber finding a loose puck in front of the Bullett cage and stuffing it by Berfeltz. The Bulletts mounted their own charge but were unable to beat the Walkerton netmin- der. The game continued with numerous chances for each team but no more scoring. With the victory Walkerton advanced to the provincial tourna- ment to be held in April. Brussels' coach MacDonald com- mended his players on a well-fought series. The Bulletts next moved on to Elma Logan for a best three out of five series for the league champi- onship. The opening match took place Thursday, March 8 in Elma Logan. The hosts opened the scoring in the first on a goal by Ashley Machan assisted by Candace Baillie. The Elma Logan squad added to that lead early in the second when Baillie scored unassisted. The Bulletts struck back for one before the second period ended. Nicole Procter walked in alone on the Elma. Logan goaltender and fired a hard wrist shot. Jenn Hopf and Sarah MacDonald earned the assists. Early in the third the Bulletts found the net again. Brittany Campbell picked up a pass from Ashley Ritchie and Michelle Cook and fired a high wrist shot past the Elma Logan goalie. Elma Logan regained the lead when Baillie scored her second of the night. The Bulletts, however, scored once more when Ritchie scored on a pass by Procter to end the scoring and skate away with a 3- 3 tie. These teams would meet again in Brussels Saturday, March 10. Brussels was first to score in this one The Blyth Bantam Bulldogs defeated Hensall seven points to five points in an exciting six game WOAA semi-final. After losing the first two games, the Bulldogs bounced back with two victories and the fifth game ended in an overtime tie. Game six was played in Blyth, and the hometown fans cheered Blyth on to a 6-1 win. The Bulldogs then moved on to play Wallace Twp. in the WOAA final. The Bulldogs were unable to generate much offense against the powerful Wallace team and were eliminated three straight losing 5-2, 6-1 and 7-1. Wallace went on to defeat Walpole Island in three games and have now moved on to the OMHA final. The Bulldogs have now started a group playoff series with Wingham. Blyth travelled to Wingham Thursday night to open the series. The Bulldogs were slow starting, finding themselves down 2-0 after two minutes of play. They bounced back, scoring two goals near the end of the first frame. The Bulldogs added two more in the second and tallied once in the third to post a 5-2 victory. Bulldog goalie Travis Shelton held his team in the game until the offense clicked in. Area skaters bring home top prizes Seven area skaters competed at the 30th annual Western Ontario Section Winter Invitational--_ - Skating • Competition held in Sarnia on March 9.. 10 and 11. Skaters from the Brussels, Blyth and Wingham Skating Clubs attended. The results were as follows: Ashley Sholdice, second in Pre- Preliminary B Ladies; Bridget Blake, fourth in Preliminary A Ladies; Katie McClinchey, second in Pre-Preliminary B Ladies; Cassandra Uyl, second in Pre- Preliminary B Ladies; Jamie Lewis, fourth in Junior Silver B Ladies; Ashley Warwick, fifth in Junior Bronze B Ladies; Regan Moran, fifth in Junior Bronze A Ladies. These skaters are all coached by Michelle Blake of Brussels. Micah Loder scored twice for the Dogs with singles going to Tyler Campbell, Mike Bean and Cody Anderson. Kirk Stewart added three assists along with Kyle Stephenson, Patrick Rushton, Tyler Kemighan and Campbell. Blyth hosted game two Sunday night. The Bulldogs led 2-1 after one period and increased their lead to 5- 3 after the second frame. Blyth scored early in the last period to lead 6-3, however Wingham bounced back with two quick goals with 10 minutes to play., The Bulldogs shut the visitors down the rest of the way, to post a 6- 5 win. Trevor Koehler scored twice for the Dogs, with singles going to Campbell, Stewart, Lee Prescott and Loder. Bean and Stewart each added two assists along with Anderson and Kemighan. The Bulldogs travel to Wingham Tuesday night for the third game in the best of five series. Watch for April 14 OPTIMIST FUNDRAISER for Children's Hospital of Western Ontario more details next week HULLETT MINOR BALL REGISTRATION Thurs., March 22 - 6 to 8 Sat., March 24 - 10 to 1 At Hullett Central Public School, Londesboro Phone Karen Dolmage at 523-4726 for more information Taking on the opponent Two members of the Brussels/Belgrave Girls' squad squeezed their Walkerton opponent out of the play when the squads met in Brussels, March 7. Walkerton won 1-0. Bulletts take on Walkerton