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Blyth Atom Girls
lose to Ripley
Two Drayton Atoms are on the blades of a Blyth Bulldog in this matchup between the two
teams at the recent Silver Stick tournament. This game was played at the Blyth arena. (Jim Brown
photo)
The Blyth Atom Girls met up with
Ripley on home ice Monday, Dec. 6.
It was their second time playing the
team and the girls showed signs of
improvement.
The greatest excitement of the
night was when Ashley Higgins
scored, giving the Ice Dogs their first
point of the season. Rebecca
Chalmers got the assist.
There was lots of action for Jessie
Walton in net as she made many
saves, but the team couldn't come
out on top.
The girls travelled to Tiverton on
Saturday, Dec. 11 and met one of
their toughest opponents yet. Kelsey
Kerr, Lauren Cronin and Courtney
Middegaal had some good passes
and skated hard. Alisha Middegaal
came close to scoring, but the entire
squad just couldn't match the
previous game's excitement. Laura
Higgins, Chloe Middegaal; Jeanette
Plaetzer and Justine Reid did a good
job on defence as usual, but the
Tiverton team proved to be too much
for them.
The girls are still having a great
time and are looking forward to an
ice-cream party to celebrate their
first goal of the season scored in the
Ripley game.
Big weekend or Lakers
A Division of Ultimate Linings •
The Huron Perth Lakes Major
Atoms won three games on the
weekend including a victory over
the previously unbeaten Elgin
Middlesex Chiefs 5-1.
Coach Todd Goetz of Clinton was
especially pleased on the weekend
that the scoring was coming from a
variety of players. The Major Atom
Lakers also beat Cambridge 6-1 and
Brantford 7-0. The games took place
on Dec. 5, 6 and 7.
Friday night the Lakers faced the
undefeated Elgin-Middlesex and put
them away quite handily with a 5-1
victory. The fact that the scoring was
spread out with five different players
getting a tally didn't surprise Goetz.
"Our theme this year is, we put team
first, and that has encouraged a well
balanced attack".
Mitch Vandergunst opened the
scoring early in the first period by
putting on pressure in front of the
net which put the Chiefs back- on
their heels. Ryan Watson and Shawn
Moore set up the goal. Craig Martin,
playing forward after a stint on
defence, made it two, set up by Ray
Huether. A few minutes after that he
set up Travis Bowman in the front of
the net. He then kept the puck to
himself and the goalie had no chance
on a top shelf backhander.
The Elgin team then showed what
has keptthem in first place for two
years and put pressure on the team's
defence. Goalie Drew Rienhardt
came up .big during a shorthanded
episode where he faced six of the
teams' 18 shots. This took the wind
out of their sails and all they could
muster was one goal. -
Saturday afternoon at the new
Maitland Recreation Centre was a
perfect setting for Laker day and the
showdown with the third place
Cambridge Hawks. Once again the
team earned a 6-1 victory. In front of
their hometown, Jake Ringette
showed that he can carry the puck,
shoot and score. Brandon Priestap
and Shawn Moore each scored.
Kaufman, Bowman and Huether had
a repeat of the day before and made
the Hawks pay. The solid play of
blueliner Jeff McArdle made the job
of goalie, Kirk Lamb a whole lot
easier.
Next, it was the Brantford 99ers at
the Clinton arena, on a sunny
Sunday afternoon. The Lakers were
up for the game. laden Goetz
crashed the net to poke in the first of
the game. Huether then showed his
puck-handling prowess and notched
two more. Colton Pickett, filling in
at forward showed his versatility by
getting a pair. Craig Martin put
home a slapshot and Ryan Watson
showed that second and third efforts
get rewarded and ended off the
scoring. Reinhardt got the well-
deserved shutout stopping 21 of
Brantford's shots.
The Major Atoms currently stand
first in their division and third
overall.
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