The Citizen, 2007-11-29, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2007.
It was another solid game for
Brussels Tykes in recent hockey
action.
Avery McArter and Noah Terpstra
each got two goals. Assists went to
Darren Evans, Hudson Smith, Teddy
Jacklin and Ronan Jared.
Jarri Thompson played great in
net.
Back at you
Teams from the north region Huron elementary schools
competed in the annual volleyball tournament last week at
F.E. Madill Secondary School. This match was between
Wingham and Turnberry students. Ben Underwood of
Turnberry gets set. (Vicky Bremner photo)
Brussels
Tykes
score
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The big news on the local curlingscene this past week was the hugesuccess of our junior curlers inZone playdowns held in Listowel
on Saturday, Nov. 17.
The junior men’s team was
coached by that avid curler Shawn
Cottrill.
The juniors lost their first game to
Exeter then posted three straight
wins to capture the Zone
playdowns.
The final game was a real
cliffhanger as the locals were up 8-
6 going into the final end against
Exeter and with only final skip
rocks to play the Exeter team was
lying one and when the Wingham’s
skip rock slipped through the rings.
A draw to the rings by the Exeter
skip would tie the game.
Excitement was at a high pitch as
the Exeter rock was swept just
through the rings giving our juniors
the victory.
The junior men’s team,
consisting of skip Cole McDonald,
vice Kyle Forster, second Matthew
Hallahan and lead Matthew Cottrill,
now advances to the District
playdowns in Forest.
In the junior women’s playdowns
Kayla Bishop joined an Exeter rink
as lead. This team went undefeated
to win and advance to District
playdown in Forest.
To Kayla and the local boys we
wish the best of luck.
***
Last week, early each morning, a
busload of local high school
students started the day throwing
rocks. For many of the students itwas their first introduction tocurling and from observation fromabove it looked like they were
certainly enjoying the game. With
the emphasis on participation it was
great to see these students out
enjoying the introduction to this
great Canadian game.
The ice is not used each morning
and it is available for youth curling.
It would be nice to see some of the
local public schools take advantage
of this opportunity to introduce
their students to the game of
curling.
***
In Tuesday ladies’ action the
results were: Sue Fair 7, Carol
Horton 1; Amy Miller 11, Sandra
Morrison 6 and Jenn Elston 7, Jill
Eadie 2.
***
In Tuesday competitive league
lefty Don Edgar showed no mercy
defeating Rob Middleton 16-6. Aart
DeVos edged Shawn Cottrill 6-5.
There was an aroma of the
unpopular black and white pest as
Earl Fitch downed Bill DeVos 14-0.
***
In the Wednesday mixed league it
was Ear Fitch 10, Steve Burke 3
and Dean Newson 9, Tammy
Adams 7. Aart DeVos took an extra
end to beat John Dailleboust 11-10
and in The Battle of the Hortons
son Byron edged out Wayne 8-7 to
win Dairy Bragging Rights.
***
In Thursday Belgrave action it
was John Nixon 8, Tim Coultes 6;
Don Shiell 13, Niel Edgar 4;Murray McNichol 7, Fred Meier 3and Murray Shiell 10, LloydMichie 5.
***
In Friday night action the results
were Forster 11, Barry Simpson 3
and Wayne Waechter 6, Bill
McDonald 5.
***
In Monday daytime action it was
Bruce Robertson 7, Stewart
Leedham 5; Les Shaw 8, Wendell
Stamper 5; Mac Inglis 12, Nelson
Frank 5; Ivan Dow 8, Norm Fairles
5; and Bill Deans 10, Irving Elliott
4.
Jim Coultes saw his winning
streak stopped at four as he was
downed 8-5 by Bluevale’s Ross
Peacock. In a battle to vacate the
cellar, the two winless teams battled
it out in a close one with Bob
Johnston eking out a 8-7 win over
John Mann.
***
In Thursday daytime play it was
Jim Coultes 9, Les Shaw 3; Ross
Peacock 7, John Mann 5; Stewart
Leedham 11, Bill Deans 3; Bob
Johnston 9, Bruce Robertson 3.
Irving Elliott had an extra end
win over Ivan Dow and Wendell
Stamper, laying 5 on the rings,
missed an easy takeout settling for
two rather than 6. He went down to
an 8-2 loss to Mac Inglis. The shot
of the day was made by Nelson
Frank in the extra end as he faced
four counters in the rings and with a
perfect shot counted one to edge
Norm Fairles 9-8.
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