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Lightning strikes for win
Thursday, May 8, the Blyth
Lightning Mosquitoes flashed across
the soccer field winning their first
game of the season, 5-4 against the
Clinton Crushers.
Blyth came on strong with an early
goal, which was called off, due to a
player being off-side. Undeterred
Anthony Peters scored within
minutes, with Tyson Sjaarda
assisting.
Sjaarda scored the second goal on
a penalty shot, then not allowing the
opposing team time to think, scored
the third, with Jory-Lynn Uyl
assisting.
North Perth Midget laeross team
begins season with 12-2 win
The North Perth Midgets played
their first game of the season and
managed to get past Minto with a 12
- 2 win.
Players this year are from
Brussels, Wingham, Listowel,
Mitchell, Monkton and area.
Starting the scoring was Ashton
Nichol on a pass from Justin Erb in
just over one minute of play. Tyler
De Vos stretched the twine on a pass
from Matt Tell. David Fitzgerald
scored on a pass from Jason
Hamilton and minutes later,
Hamilton scored one of his own on a
pass from De Vos. Ending the scoring
Four minutes later, Clinton came
back on a penalty shot, making the
score 3-1 in the first half of
play.
Minutes into the second half,
Clinton scored again. Ten minutes
later Sjaarda scored, with Uyl
assisting.
Clinton came back strong,
receiving two goals, the second goal
being a penalty shot.
But Blyth was not to be outdone,
Peters scored the winning goal, with
Sjaarda getting the assist, making an
exciting game for the Lightning
squad.
in the first period was Xavier
O’Krafka on a pass from Jason
Kuepfer.
Liam Madge, goalie for North
Perth, let the first ball into the net
part way through the second period.
Fitzgerald answered quickly on a
pass from Tony DeBlock. Cory
Chapman got his first goal of the
game on a pass from Hamilton.
De Vos got his second and third point
of the game on a pass from Adam
MacDonald. Brett Hunt scored
unassisted to wrap up the scoring in
the second period.
Pressure ensued in the third period
Between the posts were Jordan
Good and Blaine Hallahan.
It was a great team effort.
This year the Blyth Lightning
Mosquito team is coached by Peter
Uyl and Hillie VanAmersfoort.
Players are Tony Bean, Brandy
Bearss, Brittany Bos, Daniel
Bouman, Jordan Good, Blaine
Hallahan, Jenny MacDonald, B.J.
Nethery, Jessica Nethery, Paul
Oudshoom, Tom Oudshoom, Jamie
Parish, Anthony Peters, Gerritt
Reinink, Luke Siertsema, Tyson
Sjaarda, Jessica Sparling and Jory-
Lynn Uyl.
and Nichol scored his second of the
game on a pass from Chapman and
O’Krafka. Hamilton scored his
second goal and fourth point of the
game on a pass from Tell.
Minto’s second and last goal of the
game was answered in the final
seconds by De Vos on a pass from
Erb.
North Perth Midgets picked up a
few new players this year. They are
coached by Erica Coghlin, assisted
by Kathy Hunt.
The next home game is May 28 at
9 p.m. in the North Huron Wescast
Complex against Brantford.
Careful now
East Wawanosh Public School students took part in the
annual Jump Rope for Heart on Friday afternoon. The
students rotated to different stations, set up in the gym and
outside, which each had a different activity for them to try.
Trevor Raynard, left, and Tyler Stevenson attempt to co
ordinate their jumps. (Sarah Mann photo)
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