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Scrambled legs
' A Drayton PeeWee defenceman works to keep the puck away from his Brussels opponent as
the visiting goalie tries to get himself back between the pipes. Brussels hosted this contest
Friday night. (Heather Crawford photo)
Lightning strikes for 3-1 win
Novices net mixed
results in tourney
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Stratford goalie. Shalena Dale
assisted the goal. Seconds later,
linemate Janette Hammell scored on
a pass from Courtney Sutherland and
O’Reilly. The game ended in a 3-1
victory for the Lightning.
The girls will face the Stratford
team in the second game of the
playdowns on Monday, Dec. 5 in
Howick.
The team had a win and a tie
during this past weekend’s play.
The Lightning played in Sarnia on
Saturday, Nov. 26. They took a 1-0
lead into the third period on a goal
Atoms taste victory
It was a solid victory for the Blyth
Atoms when they travelled to play
Wallace, Nov. 27.
Alex Peter put Blyth up by one
with at unassisted goal late in the
first period.
The squad added two more in the
second to add some insurance, while
continuing to hold the hosts at zero.
Drew Wood handed off to Trystan
Weber who slid one by the hosting
goalie. Ther. Mike VanWyk popped
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from O'Reilly, assisted by Erin
Bums. However, the Sting replied
with a goal to even the score and the
game ended in a 1-1 tie.
The team from Sarnia travelled to
Howick on Sunday, only to be
defeated by a 5-0 score. The
Lightning had great goaltending
from Cassy Stafford who earned the
shutout.
The first goal was scored by
Sutherland as she deeked the goalie
after receiving the pass from Kassie
Avery. Dale passed the puck to
Joelle Reid who made it 2-0, then
Hammell put one in the top shelf on
one between the pipes, with an assist
from Ryan Nesbitt.
Wallace managed a goal late in the
third, but not before Blyth’s Atoms
added two more to their tally. Van
Wyk handed off to Wood for goal
number four, then those two
combined to set up the play for
Weber to get his second of the
game.
Heidi Raynard was solid between
the pipes for Blyth.
a pass from Jenny Bults.
The Lightning played a strong
third period as they scored two more
goals. Stacey Scholten scored on a
pass from Bults and Burns, then
Reid made a great rush down the ice
to get a shot away and linemate
Allison Quennell picked up the
rebound to finish out the scoring.
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Curtis Raynard answered back for
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lead going into the second period.
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through the middle frame, while
managing to sneak one past a
vigilant Dalton Carey in net.
Dustin Penninton put Blyth back
in the lead mid-way through the
third period, only to have it
cancelled with just over two minutes
remaining in the game.
The final score was 3-3.
The local Novices next faced off
against Mildmay and this time came
out the clear winners.
Autumn Wightman scored Blyth’s
first goal unassisted in the opening
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