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PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 2006.
Sports
U-13 Lightning fells Goderich
Blyth Lightnings U-13 team
travelled to the Goderich Ag Park on
June 22 to play an exciting game of
soccer against Goderich I.. Players,
parents and the coach waited around
Goderich for an hour and a half as
there was a scheduling error and the
game was to start at 8:30 p.m.
instead of 7 p.m.
Blyth definitely felt it was worth
the wait as they played a very strong
game that evening.
Lucas Frawley did a great job
covering the net for Blyth during the
'first half of the game. Blyth got on
the scoreboard after the first few
minutes of the game when Alex
Raynard kicked the ball up the field
to Brent Drost who chipped the ball
into the net.
Drost scored again after gaining
control of the ball and working his
way up the field to get the ball into
the Goderich net.
Goderich earned the next goal
ti after nicely kicking the ball into the
top shelf of the net.
Brendon Boven earned the next
assist as he made a great pass to
teammate Drost who chipped in
another goal for Blyth.
Goderichyas able to get the ball
into the b6ttom corner of the net
before the half-time whistle blew.
Blyth was ahead by one goal at
halftime with a score of 3-2.
The lights came on to light up the
field for the players for the second
half of the game. Teammates
Raynard and Drost worked together
again to get .on the scoreboard for
another goal for Blyth. Goderich
came back to score their only goal
for this half on Blyth's keen keeper
Greg Roetcisoender.
Blyth's Katie Packer earned the
next assist for Blyth. She made a
nice direct pass to Drost, who was
having a super game and got the ball
around several Goderich players to
score his fifth goal. Drost was
knocked down in the Goderich
crease, so Boven took the penalty
kick and drove the ball into the net
for the final goal of the game.
Coach Lauren Bouman was very
pleased with her team's effort and
performance during the game. "All
Lightning players were working
very hard to play their positions and
make accurate passes during the
game," she said.
The final score was 6-3.
U-8s lose
to Listowel
This past weekend, under
beautiful skies, two local girls
brought home some hardware.
Brianne Wheeler, Brussels and
Lynn Boyer, Ethel, along with their
teammates from the Palmerston
Marlins Bantam 91 Team won four
out of five games to take the silver
medal at the Palmerston Marlins
Triple Crown Girls ball tournament.
Their wins were against Chepstow
4-3, Palmerston White 3-2, Cobourg
7-5, Cobourg 13-2 and then a loss to
the older Bantam Palmerston White
team in the gold medal game.
Other team members are Kaitlin
Baker, Harriston; Andrea Belair,
Palmerston; Amber Black,
Palmerston; Natalie Crane, Grand
Valley; Meg Gallina, Drayton;
Ashley McEachern, Palmerston;
Janna Reading, Clifford; Leslie
Rowsell, Harriston and Paige
Turton, Harriston.
MVP of the game awards went to
first game, Brianne Wheeler; second
game, Paige Turton; third game,
Brianne Wheeler; fourth game, Lynn
Boyer; fifth game, Amber Black.
The girls will spend the next two
weeks playing in their Grand Valley
League and preparing for the
Niagara Falls Teddy Bear
Tournament, July 7, 8 and 9.
Brussels U-8s travelled to
Listowel.
The team tried really hard but
wasn't able to win. Logan Kellington
made sure that it wasn't a shutout
scoring Brussels' lone goal.
The score was 3-1.
Derrick Waechter played well in
net .
Let's boogey
The U-18 Blyth boys did their best against a strong visiting
team from Lucknow on June 19. The locals lost this one by
8-1. (Vicky Bremner photo)
Local Marlins compete
and win the silver
Let's see what it does
A Blyth U-18 girl and her opponent from St. Clements
compete for control of a falling soccer ball during a game
held June 19 in Blyth. The teams played to a tie. (Vicky Bremner
photo)
Traveling to Crediton on Monday
June 12 was made sweet by a 10-7
win for the Londesborough Mites.
The team earned their win.
Tyler Berry, Jason Salverda and
Kyle Pollard each caught a pop fly.
Berry worked well, both on the
field and at bat. He scored three
runs on a homerun and got a double
play at first base
Salverda hit a triple and got an out
at third base
Pollard hit a homerun scoring two
runs.
Valerie Westerhout got a runner
out at first.
Despite' the continuing run on pop
flies, and being on their home field,
the Mites lost to Seaforthl6-5 in the
game Monday, June 19.
Salverda caught a fly ball, got an
out at first and two outs at second.
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Adam Westerhout caught two pop
flies and made a double play at
second.
Pollard caught a pop fly. Tyler
Berry hit two runs in.
Mites win
The Blyth Mite A team won
against Ethel June 21 in Blyth.
Jordan, Matthew and Joshua all
caught pop flies while Trystan,
Patrick and Matthew hit homeruns.
Play was stopped for a few minutes
of heavy rain but the games
eventually resumed.
Victory sweet for
Londesborough Mites