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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2006-11-02, Page 9Landslide Here's one of many goals that Blyth was able to slip by Zurich's goalie last Sunday in Blyth. The Atom Rep Bulldogs handled Zurich easily with a score of 7-0. The majority of the game was spent in Zurich's zone, but Zurich had their chances. In the end Blyth was just too much for them. (Shawn Loughlin photo) Blyth Atom Reps trounce Zurich (we Fri. Nov. 3 9:30 a.m. - 8 p.m. 06 Sat. Nov. 4 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. tie Sun. Nov. 5 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. GREAT CHRISTMAS SPECIALS! 40 MITCHELL 519-348-9834 Home Decor tit Giftware Floral Designs CLINTON and DISTRICT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Offering — JUNIOR KINDERGARTEN Only $400/year (transportation not included) 2007 - 2008 Junior & Senior Kindergarten Registration Friday; November 24 9:00 a.m. ftf noon Bring along your child/ren to tour the school, visit with the teacher and enjoy refreshments! Children born before December 31, 2003 may be enrolled in the Junior & Senior Kindergarten program. Applicants are asked to bring: . child's proof of age (birth/baptismal certificate) • child's immunization record Think you can't afford it? CDCS is offering a 50% discount in tuition fees for the first year for families that are new to Christian education. 2006/07 SK tuition — $4750/family You may also qualify for... ChildrenFirst School Choice Trust which offers tuition assistance grants worth 50% of tuition (up to $4000 annually) for use in any independent school in Ontario. Conditions apply. Applications available: Jan 2 — March 31, 2007 Call 1-866-924-8881 or see www.childrenfirstgrants ca For more information, contact 482-7851 www.clintonchristian.ca 87 Percival Street, Clinton, ON THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2006. PAGE 9. Saugeen Maitland still undefeated Broda had a nice breakaway and scored a goal for his team. The second period saw several players digging for the ball and many attempts to score, but neither team could get the ball past the goal line. Blyth's goalkeeper Murray Dale made several fantastic saves and played an excellent game in net to earn a shutout against Seaforth. The final score was a 2-0 win for the Rollers. Coaches Rob "Dutchie" Kolkman and Cheryl Souch were very pleased with the team's solid effort. The players went out and gave their very best effort, working hard at playing their positions. Mike VanWyk, with assists to Spencer Stevenson and Wyatt Carey. Stevenson skated in, unassisted to score the first goal of the second period. Then VanWyke, with a pass from Ryan Nesbitt to set up the play, increased Blyth's tally to four. Josh Rollers victorious The Blyth Atom Rep Bulldogs took on Zurich at home Oct. 29 and scored a resounding victory. The visitors were unable to get by goalie Dustin Treble, while offensively Blyth scored seven. First-period goals were scored by Another season of broomball has begun. The Blyth Rollers are a team of nine - 11-year-olds from Blyth and surrounding area. After having only three practices these young players were keen to hit the ice for their first game of the season against the Seaforth PeeWees at the Seaforth arena on Wednesday, Oct. 25. Both teams sent their first lines out for the face-off at centre line, the ball was dropped and the game began. Halfway through the first period Blyth's winger Lexie Smith passed the ball to her teammate Laura Souch who ran in and scored to put the Rollers on the scoreboard for their first goal of the season. With only 45 seconds left in the first period the Rollers centre Hunter . Lakers post 2 losses It was a losing weekend for the Huron Perth Minor Atom Lakers as they faced the Cambridge Hawks in Brussels .and the Elgin Middlesex Chiefs in Clinton. Saturday's game at the BMG arena ended in a 4-3 loss for the Lakers. Scoring fOr the Huron Perth squad were Evan Chaffe, Cullen Mercer and Kenny Huether. Assists went to Mercer, Blether, Nathan Smith and Chaffe. The gap was even wider on Sunday at the Clinton Community Centre. Scoring for the Lakers in this 4-2 effort were Wyatt Ducharme, unassisted, and Chaffe, assisted by Mercer. The Lakers played Wednesday night in Kitchener against the Jr. Rangers. They will travel on Saturday to play the Hamilton Reps, then are back in Clinton Sunday to play the Lambton Jr. Spitfires. The Saugeen Maitland PeeWee team representing the Saugeen and Maitland watershed area remains undefeated in the South Western Girls Hockey League A PeeWee level. The girls played four games this weekend out of the Howick arena coming away with two wins over London and two wins over Sarnia. This leaves them with a record of five wins and one tie in league play so far this year and makes them the only undefeated team left in the division: The team draws players from Oliphant, Shallow Lake, Owen Sound, Tiverton, Kincardine, Ripley, Fordwich, Blyth and Alma areas. In the double header on Saturday against London the scores were 8 -1 and 3- 2 for Saugeen Maitland. In the first game two goals each were scored by Taylor Gilkinson The Novice Brussels Bulls went down to their second defeat of the season Oct. 28 at the hands of the Zurich Thunder. Zurich fired in three goals in the first period of play, two from Mitch Finlay and one from Tyler Meurer. Wyatt Machan put Brussels on the scoreboard in the second, with an unassisted goal at 6:33. But the Thunder returned with two unanswered goals from Finlay and LaPorte, and led 5-1 at the end of the period. Brussels put up a good fight in the (Fordwich), Marcie Landman (Alma), Dollee Meigs (Owen Sound). Singles were scored by Hannah Davidson (Kincardine) and Laura Irwin (Ripley). In the second game goals were scored by Davidson, Abbey Gibson (Ripley) and Sara Gossell (Tiverton). In the double header on Sunday against Sarnia the score" were 5-2 and 4-2 for Saugeen Maitland. . In the first game a natural hattrick was scored by Meigs with singles to Davidson and Caroline McDowell (Blyth). In the second game two) goals were scored by Davidson with singles to Laura Irwin (Ripley) and Meigs. The girls are heading to the Waterloo Ravens tournament this weekend and then are off to Windsor on Nov 11 for more league action. third, with several scoring chances from Emma Strome, Machan and Nic Zwep. But persistent forechecking from the Zurich squad soon put the fire out and kept the puck in the Brussels end for the remainder of the game. Tiffany Deitner displayed superb goaltending, blocking shot after shot after shot, but in the end, the Zurich offence proved too hot to handle. Finlay put in his fourth of the game at 2:15 making the final score Zurich 7, Brussels 1. VanSoest scored unassisted to finish the middle period. Blyth added two after the break off the sticks of VanWyk and Nesbitt with Matt VanWhy assisting on the Nesbitt goal. Dogs edge Seaforth The Blyth Atom Local League Bulldogs edged Seaforth away. on Oct. 26. Dalton Carey was solid between the pipes for his team in this 3-2 effort. Seaforth got on the board first, holding Blyth back through the period. Then in the second Dylan Bromley skated in unassisted to tie it. The game stayed that way until the third, when Seaforth managed one 'more, and Blyth tallied two. Scoring were Conor Rodger and Bromley with Josh VanSoest assisting on both. Novice Bulls lose in Zurich