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PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 2004.
Sports
Bantams win 1, lose 1
Swing-and-a-miss
Both Hullett and Belgrave PeeWee baseball teams gave
each other a run for their money during the game on May
28. Although there were many good hits and catches, this
Belgrave player found out that sometimes one will get by.
(Elyse DeBruyn photo) .
U-15s play to win
The Brussels U-15 soccer team
travelled to Listowel in North Perth
Soccer League action this past
Monday. Once again, the teams had
to battle wet field conditions but the
rain paused long enough to allow the
game to take place.
Brussels had their full squad out
and were in top form. They
dominated the play right from the
opening kick off and it was not long
before Brussels had their first
marker up on the scoreboard with.
striker Greg Tiffin, putting the ball
by the Listowel keeper. The locals
continued their sconng and at the
half, the score was 5-0 in favour of
Brussels.
Playing in net for the Brussels
team in the first half and making a
U-6 IV
• wins
The Brussels Minor Soccer
Houseleague U-6 IV, coached by
Mike Dauphin. has played two
games. winning the first game 7-0
against team HI. Goals scored were
by Derrick Waechter. (one), Tiffany
Delmer, (one), Dylan McNeil (one),
Delayha Smith (one), and Carlie
Ducharme (three).
Logan Kellington and Carlie
Ducharme took turns in the net.
The second game was against
team I where they lost 3-2. Scoring
for team IV were Ducharme and
Deitner. Smith. Ducharme.
Kellington and Emma Strome took
turns in the net.
Team IV players include Emma
and Sarah Strome, Derrick
Waechter, Hudson and Delayna
Smith, Dawson Peachey, Jake
Mitchell. Dylan McNeil, Alexandra
Martin. Logan Kellington, Leanne
Excl. Carlie Ducharme. and Tiffany
Deitner.
Huuscleague games are every
Wednesday night at 7 p.m. behind
the BIVIG arena.
couple of excellent saves was
Chesley McLellan.
The second half started where the
first half left off with the local squad
continuing to control the ball.
Brussels went up 6-0 on what was
the prettiest goal of the year when
mid-fielder Lindsey Watson and
Tiffin made an excellent play to
striker Scott Somerville who put the
ball into the mesh.
At the end of the game the score
was 9-0 for the Brussels squad.
Scoring the goal were Somerville
with five, Tiffin with two, Trevor
McArter with one and scoring his
first marker of the year was Tom
Cronin.
Coach Mark Beaven is quite
happy with the way the team is
progressing. "We are starting to use
our heads, and execute some
excellent plays. We still have a way
to go, but we are getting there."
Some notable defensive play came
from Lacey McArter, Kayla Bishop.
and Laurie Grobbink. "I was
extremely pleased with their play",
commented Beaven. "Laurie
continues to be assertive and take
charge. and this was definitely
Lacey's and Kayla's best game yet."
Equally impressive at play making
a transition play was Adam Corbett.
• The win at Listowel improves the
Brussels team's record to three wins,
one tie and zero losses. Their net
game is Monday, June 7 back in
Listowel at the Kinsmen Park at 7
p.m.
The Londesborough Bantams
scored big over a visiting Seaforth
squad on May 13, securing a 7-4
victory.
It was an offensive onslaught in
the first that set the tone with the
hosts shutting down the squad then
taking a commanding lead with five
runs crossing the plate in the bottom
half of the inning.
The game remained scoreless until
the fourth. -when Seaforth got the
Due to wet, soggy fields the Blyth
soccer team finally played its fourth
game of the season on Thursday,
May 27 at 7:15 p.m. at, the Fleming
field in Clinton against the Clinton
Arsenals.
Blyth's game captain was
defensive player Jason Young.
Clinton scored three goals during
the first half. Blyth's goalkeeper
Greg Roetcisoender made some
fantastic saves throughout the game.
The Thunder scored two during the
first half, the first by Courtney Bos
U-6s play
Brussels U-6 II and III met in
soccer action May 26.
Team II came out on top of this
one by a score of 6-3. Scoring were
Austin Johnston with two goals. Nic
Zwep with three and Tyler Cronin.
Solid between the pipes for this
squad were Connor denDekker.
Jessica Johnston, Shaelynn Cloakey
and Cronin.
No information was submitted for
Brussels U-6 Ill.
Brewers • m tourney
The Walton Brewers participated
in a fastball tournament in
Goderich.
They played Wroxeter in game
one losing 5-2. In game two. they
.met Ingersoll and lost 4-2. On
Sunday morning they played
against the Goderich Orioles and
won 6-5 .to advance to the B-final
against Belmore Juniors. They
defeated Belmore 10-2.
The only Brewers' homerun was
by Scott McDonald.
Tykes win
In a game against Stanley on May
27 Blyth Tyke A player Chad
Wheeler hit a homerun with the
bases loaded. Amy Badley hit a
triple bringing in three more runs.
Hunter Dale and Badley made
throws to first which were caught by
Cory Ducharme for two outs.
Ducharme got the third out by
catching the ball on the bounce and
tagging the base.
A great team effort left the game at
23-12 for Blyth.
hosts sweating with three runs. After
no runs in the second, Seaforth
moved to within one in the top of the
ixth. Londesborough came back
with two, then shutdown the visitors
in the seventh to seal the victory.
Aces on the mound for
Londesborough were Darcey Cook,
Lee Watkins and Derek Dolmage.
It was a tougher contest May 27
when the team hosted Usborne.
Londesborough got on the board
with an assist from Brendon Boven,
who scored the second.
During the • second half of the
game Bos scored again for Blyth,
with an assist from Tanner Merner.
Clinton then scored another goal.
A Clinton player had a handball in
their crease, so a penalty shot was
awarded. Brent Drost took the shot
for Blyth and scored a goal to tie up
the game. The final score was a 4-4
first with one run, after shutting
Usborne down in the top half.
No more crossed the plate until the
visitors tied it in the top of the third,
then kept their hosts in check
through to the end of the game. A
solid sixth-inning showing, with
four runs coming in, gave Usborne a
solid lead and ultimately the vic-
tory.
Cook, Watkins and Dolmage did
their best on the mound.
tie.
"This was a rough game, with
some unfair calls," said Coach Mary
Ann Drost. "However, I'm proud of
the team for being good sports and
continuing to play a clean game
showing honourable team
sportsmanship. When playing with
skills and determination the team
can always be proud of how they
played the game."
Belgrave Kinsmen Co-ed
Ball Tournament
July 14th - 18th
Registration required prior to June 25th
- Contact Randy Nixon
work - 523-4481
home - 523-4989
Thunder ties in Clinton game