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Club finishes final
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Hurry hard!
For some people, a bonspiel is a chance to get out and enjoy some curling. For others, it's a
little bit more. Sandy Smith, left, and her cousin Bob Eiss were curling during the Brussels
Curling Club's last bonspiel of the year on Saturday on behalf of her uncle who couldn't
participate due to a medical situation. (Denny Scott photo)
The Brussels Curling Club
finished the third draw of the season
last Monday evening.
Winners were: first, Steve Steiss
and team members Mary Ann
Thompson and Brent Alexander, 54;
second, Mike Alexander with Mary
Bernard and Dona Knight, 47.5;
third, Murray Hoover with Ken
Penfound, Norm Dobson and Doug
Bremner, 36; fourth, tied, Gary Pipe,
Jennie Schimanski, Karen Uhler and
Don Baan and team George Zwep,
Martin Thomet and Sandra Cable,
34 points; sixth, Jack Pipe with Jeff
Cardiff, Debbie Coultes and Danica
Zwep, 30; seventh, Jo -Ann
McDonald, Brian Warwick, Cody
Sanders and Sarah Alexander, 28;
eighth, Steve Knight with Reg
Vinnicombe, Bob Alexander and
Monique Baan, 25; ninth, Carman
Bernard with Don Chesher and
Matthew Cardiff, 24; and 10th,
Darrell Uhler, Katherine Thomet and
Jeff Sanders, 17.
The end of the draw was
celebrated with lots of snacks and a
social time after the game. It was
also annual meeting time and
President Mary Ann Thompson
called the meeting to order. Minutes
of last year's meeting were read and
the financial information presented.
Next year's President Jeff Cardiff
thanked MaryAnn for a job well
done and a second vice-president
was then elected, with Gary Pipe
accepting the position.
We have a great group of curlers
and can always use a few more. If
you are looking for something to do
on Monday evenings next year, think
curling!
Some teams finish finals, others look to provincials
Celebrating
After surviving a double penalty -kill in overtime, the Atom Local League (LL) Black Crusaders
bested Mitchell in Blyth on March 10. The team managed a 4-3 win at the end of the game and
had a lot of celebrating to do. (Denny Scott photo)
Local hockey playoffs continue
and, with March Break approaching,
those teams still competing for post -
season glory are getting a break
before schedules are finalized and
the playoffs continue.
The Girls Atom C club dropped
their one game of the past week to
the Mount Brydges Cougars at the
Seaforth and District Community
Centre 2-1. The team next faces off
in their Western Ontario Girls
Hockey League (WOGHL)
round robin against Mooretown
and Wallaceburg, both on
March 19.
The Girls Bantam C squad put
points in all three columns over the
past week, beating out the Zorra
Fusion on March 6 by a score of 3-0,
tying the Mitchell Meteors on March
7 by a score of 2-2 and losing 2-1 to
the Lambeth Lancers on home ice on
March 8. The squad also took on
Ingersoll on March 12, however a
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score wasn't available.
The Girls Midget C club fell to the
Bayden Ayr Dorchester (BAD)
Blazers 3-2 at the Hensall District
Community Centre. The squad next
faces the Kent County Fillies in
Blyth on March 20.
The Girls Midget House League
(HL) team faced off against
Ridgetown and were handed an 8-0
loss. The team faced off against the
Zurich Thunder in Hensall on March
16 however a score was unavailable
at press time.
The Novice Rep Crusaders
finished out their last scheduled
games against the Seaforth Stars on
March 8 and the Mount Forest Rams
on March 9, earning two wins in the
process.
The team will next see action in a
tournament in Elmvale starting
Friday, March 25 with a game at 11
a.m. against the Niagara Falls Flyers.
The Novice Local League squad
had a close game for their final
scheduled match against the Ripley
Wolves in Ripley, coming out with a
3-2 win.
The Atom Local League Black
squad finished off its final two
scheduled matches of the year,
losing to the Bayfield, Clinton,
Hensall (BCH) Ice Dogs 2-1 on
March 8 and then beating the
Mitchell Meteors 4-3 in overtime on
March 10 at home.
The PeeWee Local League team
earned a win and a tie in their two
final scheduled playoff matches of
the season, beating the BCH Ice
Dogs 5-4 in Clinton on March 7 and
then playing to a 1-1 draw against
Ripley on March 9. The team plays
in Young Canada Week this weekend
in Goderich.
The Bantam Local League squad
posted a 5-2 Toss against the
Lucknow Sepoys on March 9.
The Midget Local League
Crusaders faced off against the BCH
Ice Dogs on March 9 and were
beaten 7-2 but bounced back to beat
the Howick Hornets on March 11 by
a score of 6-1.
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We are taking registrations for the
upcoming 2016/2017 season
March 22 & 23
7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Blyth Arena
New registrants are welcome
The registration package can be found on the
website at www.blythbrusselsminorhockey.ca
or contact Diane Howson at 519-523-9050 or
jdhowson@ezlink.ca for more information