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PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2004.
Sports
Girls off to good start
On his heels
A Howick PeeWee player keeps the pressure on behind the
net as his Brussels opponent works to keep control of the
puck. The two teams faced off in Brussels Saturday
afternoon. (Vicky Bremner photo)
Novices lose to Minto
It was a great team effort for the
Brussels Novices when they faced
Minto. Oct. 29, but not enough to
earn them a win.
Brody TenPas led the scoring for
the home team with a goal in each
period for a hattrick.
With Minto up by two in the first,
Brock McLean skated in unassisted
to bring his team within one. Five
minutes later, TenPas lit the light for
his first goal to tie it. Unfortunately,
a late period goal by Minto put them
up by one to go into the second.
Two quick goals by the visitors
early in the middle period increased
the lead, but Tanner Cardiff handed
The Brussels Crusaders have been
playing decent hockey lately
however third-period collapse has
been killing the team.
On Oct. 22 the team hosted
Clinton and at the end of the second
the team was trailing 3-2. Kevin
Collins, unassisted and Darryl
Houston, assisted by Tyler Campbell
and Brad Beuermann had scored for
Brussels.
Clinton scored three third-period
goals for a 6-2 final score.
The following night the team
travelled to Thornbury and again
trailed 3-2 going into the third. This
night, Georgian Bay would score
two third-period goals enroute to a
5-2 win.
Cody McCarthy scored both
Brussels goals with 'assists going to
Corey Campbell, Grant Jarvis and T.
Campbell with two.
This past Friday, Oct.29. the team
hosted Hensall and was tied 2-2
after two periods of play. Brussels
even managed to have a 3-2 lead
midway through the period until a
four-goal outburst by Hensall ended
in a 6-3 Hensall win.
off to TenPas, who slid one past the
goalie, making the score 5-3 for the
visitors. ,
Minto struck first blood in the
third period, but TenPas bulged the
twine for a third time to cancel it.
McLean earned the assist.
The visitor's goalie managed to
thwart any further Brussels attack,
despite solid efforts from Lexi Smith
and Taylor Higgins. Though Bryce
Armstrong and Reece McArter did a
great job defending goalie Anthony
Vader, who made several great saves
throughout the game, the visitors
snuck another three into the net
before the buzzer.
Brussels goalscorers were Collins,
assisted by Andrew Tait; T.
Campbell, assisted by McCarthy and
Brett Fischer and Corey Campbell
assisted by Josh Beuermann and
Tait.
The team travels to Durham on
Friday night and to Wingham for a
Saturday night game.
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The Brussels Bantam Girls started
their season off on a winning streak.
They travelled to Kincardine on
Oct. 19 for their first game. It was a
slow start but they finally got on the
board with three seconds left in the
first period thanks to a goal from
Bridget Blake, assisted by Trista
Deitner.
Halfway through the second
period T. Deitner scored with assists
going to Morgan Deitner and Jodi
McIntosh.
Once the third period started there
was no stopping Brussels. Twenty-
five seconds into it Ashley Sholdice
scored with assists going to Cplleen
Aitchison and Lindsay Watson.
Three minutes later McIntosh added
a goal to the Brussels' lead assisted
by Morgan Deitner. Not long after
Aitchison popped one in the net with
assists from Kristen McArter and
The Blyth Novices enjoyed an 8-2
romp over a visiting Wingham squad
when they faced off in hockey action
Oct. 28.
The win was the third in a row for
the home team.
Ryan Nesbitt started the scoring in
the first with an unassisted effort.
Spencer Stevenson, with an assist
from Wyatt Carey and Braydon
Whitfield put Blyth up by two less
than half a minute later. The
The Blyth Dynamite Black
PeeWee broomball team won their
first two games of the season this
past week.
The team travelled to Seaforth
Wednesday, Oct. 27 for their opener
and won 5-0. Jessica Kuik got Blyth
on the scoreboard first with a great
pass from Brent Drost. The defence
played well and managed to keep the
ball in the opposing end for most of
the game.
Nadine Otten scored the next goal
with a cross ice pass from Derek
Logtenberg. Drost scored the third
goal after Kuik gave him a pass from
Chelsey McLellan.
Brussels would score again with
Jory Uyl taking the honours with
assists from Blake and Lacey
NcArter. The last goal of the game
would come from Sholdice with
assists from Watson and Uyl.
Brussels left Kincardine with a 7-
0 win.
The squad then headed to Mount
Forest on Oct. 25. It was a scoreless
first period but with five minutes left
in the second, Sholdice finally put
Brussels on the scoreboard with an
assist from K. McArter. Less than a
minute later M. Deitner scored a
goal from the point with an assist
going to McIntosh. Thirty seconds
later McLellan scored her first goal
of the game with an assist going to
Aitchison.
Three minutes into the third period
M. Deitner scored yet another goal
VanWyk brothers each popped one
between the pipes. Matthew and
Alex Peter set up the play for
Michael, while Dylan Bromley and
Michael returned the favour for
Matthew.
With just two minutes left in the
first, Stevenson lit the light for a
second time giving Blyth a 5-0 lead
going into the second .
Wingham only managed to get one
past goalie Dalton Carey in the next
behind the net. .
The final two goals came on
breakaways from Laura Dykstra and
Drost.
On Saturday the Mildmay Black
HaWks came to town where Blyth
once again came out on top with a
from the point with the assist going
to Sholdice. McLellan scored her
second of the game with the assist
from Watson.
Brussels finished off the game
with unassisted goals from Laura
Bowers and McLellan for a 7-0 win.
Brussels then faced Ripley for the
home opener on Saturday, Oct. 30.
The hosts were looking for another
win and with eight minutes left in
the first, L. McArter scored with an
assist from McIntosh. Two minutes
later Sholdice scored with an assist
from Watson.
Brussels thought goaltender
Brianne Wheeler was going to get
her third shutout, but with only one
minute and 39 seconds left in the
game Ripley scored, giving a final
score of Brussels, two, Ripley, one.
Brussels plays Mount Forest at
home on Nov. 13.
period, then another in the third.
Though Blyth was held back
through• the second, a solid three-
goal final period brought their total
to eight. Alex Peters scored two with
help from Trystan Weber on both
and Stevenson. Nesbitt and Bromley
set up the play for Michael VanWyk
to skate in and score his second of
the game.
The Novices are on home ice
Thursday at 6:30 p.m.
score of 2-0. Both Blyth goals were
scored in the first period with long
ice passes from Sydney Otten to
Drost. •
Goalie Courtney Bos had another
strong game in net and recorded her
second shutout.
Third period woes
trouble Crusaders
Blyth trounces Wingham
PeeWees win first games
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in Brussels, Morris
aged 17 to 20
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