HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2001-03-28, Page 8Plenty of action
There was great hockey being played in Blyth and Wingham
this past weekend as North Huron hosted the WOAA
PeeWee Girls year-end tournament on Friday, Saturday
and Sunday. Fourteen teams of 12 and 13-year-old girls
from Grey-Bruce, Huron, Perth and Wellington Counties
participated. This game was Port Elgin versus Teeswater
in Blyth. (Vicky Bremner photo)
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REGISTRATION
Thurs., March 29
7:00 - 8:30 p.m.
Tues., April 3
7:00 - 8:30 p.m.
at the
Belgrave Arena
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Andrea Stevenson
526-7607 for more
information
Ethel Minor Ball
Registration
Saturday, March 31
- 1:00 to 3:00 p.m.
Wednesday, April 11
- 7:00 to 8:30 p.m.
at the Ethel Fire Hall
or phone Brenda at 887-6153
or Jane at 887-9234
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• Sat. March 31 - 3:00 pm • Sun. April 1 - 3:00 pm
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Sports
Bulletts league champs
Brussels Ladies Curling Club win-
ners of the February and March draw
were: first, 44 points, Val Shortreed,
Dona Knight, Joanne McDonald,
Jean Bewley; second, 40 points,
Fran Bremner, Heidi McClure,
Gloria Wilbee; Norma Harmes;
third, Marie Stute, Claudia Spink,
Sharon Brown, Donna Stute;
fourth, Nora Stephenson, Cathy
Huether, Brenda Linton, Mandy
Brown.
The Brussels Bulletts hosted Elma
Logan Tuesday, March 20 in the
fourth game of their league champi-
onship series. The Bulletts lead 4
points to 2.
Elma Logan came out determined
to even things up. The teams fought
through a scoreless first period with
several scoring chances by both
squads.
Excitement built in the second
period as the Bulletts came into the
Elma Logan zone with a great
chance to score only to be denied
and have the Elma Logan strike back
the other way and score. Denise Van
Drunen broke in on a two-on-one
and fired a high wrister by Nikki
Berfelz in the Brussels cage.
Assisting on the goal was Mandi
DeBlock and Beccie VanHerk to
.give Elma Logan the lead.
The teams continued with end-to-
end action well into the third period.
With the Bulletts on a powerplay
DeBlock picked up a pass outside
the blueline, raced in eluding the
Bullett defenceman and fired the
shot in the Brussels cage with min-
utes to go in the final period. Van
Herk and Katelyn O'Rourke assisted
on the play.
With the goal Elma Logan won the
game and evened the series at four
points a piece.
The fifth game took place in
Brussels on Saturday, March 24.
Elma Logan wasted no time finding
the net in the opening period.
Virginia VanderHyden scored assist-
ed by Melissa Van Moorsel.
The teams battled through a score-
less second period. The shooters on
both teams were visibly frustrated by
the strong goaltending in both nets.
The Bulletts were not to be denied
however, as Brittany Campbell
scored in the third assisted by
Michelle Cook and Ashley Ritchie.
There would be no further scoring
which led to overtime. A see-saw
battle continued with each team get-
ting their share of scoring chances.
Berfelz stood tall in the Bullett cage
as did her Elma Logan counterpart.
Continued on page 9
Don't be late!
There is still time to get your winter sports
team's plcture into The Citizen for inclusion
in the upcoming sports section. However the
deadline is fast approaching. Pictures must be
submitted no later than April 2.
Don't let your team be left out!