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With just three minutes of play passing by on the clock, the Kings were first to get on the scoreboard. Winger Andy Bolinger made a nice pass to teammate Alex Hogan, who one-timed the ball into Palmerston's net. Palmerston had a great scoring opportunity, but Blyth's keen goalie caught the ball between his legs before it could cross the goal line. The Blyth Rollers travelled to Palmerston on Sunday, Nov. 26 to play the Palmerston Polar Bears. Palmerston received a penalty for high sticking. Tyler Guetter was first to score for the Rollers assisted by Matt Terpstra, during the powerplay. Forward, Derek DeBoer had a breakaway, but Palmerston's keen little goalkeeper deflected the ball. Tori Kellington was there for the rebound and scored her first goal of the season for Blyth. DeBoer was able to get the ball away from Palmerston and ran down the ice on a breakaway and scored for the Rollers to widen the lead 3-0. With only five minutes left in the first period Palmerston was able to Friday night the Novice Bulls took on the Elma-Logan Wildcats in front of a hometown crowd in Brussels. The Brussels squad played well all game, with good scoring chances from Faith Sebastian and Logan Kellington. But the competition was stiff with the Elma-Logan pair of Nick Jung and Evan Tollenaar combining for 10 points. Goalie Maggie McDonnell posted a shutout as the Wildcats took their second game of the season from the Bulls. Sunday night the Bulls faced the Flyers in Drayton and had a vigorous workout. Kellington and Nic Zwep each pocketed goals and kept Brussels in the game with several scoring chances. Christopher Van Veen and Seth Nichol played a Mait-Side Orchard Fresh pressed cider, apple butter, honey, Bosc pears, most varieties of apples Open 7 days a week West end of Brussels 519-887-6883 The Kings received a two-minute penalty for high-sticking and were able to stop their opponents from scoring on a powerplay. Palmerston tied up the game on a rebound shot in the beginning of the second period. Bolinger passed the ball to his teammate and Hogan scored once again to give the Kings the lead. Palmerston scored to tie it after a lot of traffic in front of Blyth's net. This is how the game ended. It was a great contest for both teams. The teams had a few minutes left get a goal on a breakaway, to narrow the gap in the score. The first goal in the second period was scored when M. Terpstra made a nice pass to Guetter who scored his second goal. Zach Drost recovered the ball from Palmerston, took a windup shot from the faceoff circle and shot the ball into the corner of the net. Tyler O'Rourke made a nice pass to DeBoer who scored his second goal of the game for Blyth. With only five minutes left in the game, Palmerston scored a nice goal over the Blyth keeper's shoulder. Curtis Terpstra did a fantastic job covering the net for Blyth. He allowed two balls to get past him. tight checking game on the blue line while goalie Tiffany Deitner earned the respect of the opposition with several brilliant saves. The Flyers played a strong passing game. Alexander Seale, Daniel Kauth and Benjamin Keunen all picked up hattricks to lead their team to victory. on the ice and decided to practise overtime play. In the six minutes Palmerston was able to score two goals. The Kings played this game with a lot of heart and determination in spite of their small numbers. With such a small team, players absent and a knee injury occurring during the game, you could see that they were losing their energy as the second period wore on. The Kings coaches were pleased with the team's consistent good effort on the ice. Tyler Hallahan did an outstanding The final score was a 6-2 victory for Blyth. The Rollers defensive players did an excellent job keeping the ball out of ,their end, helping to limit the shots on their net. Coaches said, all the players from the Rollers are working hard at playing their positions and gaining ball control. Linda Stevenson - Office/Account Manager • Commercial • Property • Auto • Life • R.R.S.P.s • Employee Benefits 453 Turnberry St., Brussels Tel. 519-887-6663 Fax. 519-887-9042 Toll Free 1-800-265-9686 www.dkcgroup.com linda@dkcgroup.com job covering the net for the Kings and earned the Man-of-the-Match small Appliances • \NrapPing paper title for keeping his team in the game. 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