The Citizen, 1991-02-20, Page 13THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1991. PAGE 13.
Sports
Crusaders trail playoff
2-0 to Kings
Missed
This player from the Howick Bantams shoots the puck behind the net before it reaches goalie
Scott Reichard during the playoff game in Brussel last Wednesday night. Howick came from after
the first period to defeat the Brussels team 4-2.
Bulls edge Sailors in OT
Sunday night the Brussels Bulls
faced off against the Goderich
Sailors in Jr. C. playoff action.
The first period ended scoreless
with Goderich out-shooting the
Bulls 11 to 8. Scott Thede made
some big saves in the first period.
Goderich opened the scoring at
14:31 of the second as Daryl Durnin
scored with an assist to Richard
Bowman.
Marty Rutledge tied the score at
12:06 as he scored on a pass from
Ron Strome and Brett Long.
Richard Bowman gave Goderich
the lead at 9:47. Steve Caroll
scored a short-handed goal with 34
seconds left to give Goderich a 3-1
Bly th Atoms
face Milverton
in playoff
The Blyth Atoms travelled to
Seaforth last Wednesday, Feb. 13
and downed the home club 7-2.
The first half of this hockey game
was a close checking affair with
both club’s scoring one. The
second half belonged to Blyth
out-scoring the opposition 5 to 1.
Mark “Sparky” Wilson led the
attack with two goals and two
assists with Darryl Bromley scoring
a hat-trick. Jeff Cowan and Scott
Bromley helped out with a goal and
an assist apiece. This game finish
ed up regular season play for Blyth
with 7 wins, 6 losses and three ties
in a close league.
The Blyth Atoms will now take
on the Milverton team in group
playoffs. Blyth’s first home game
will be Wednesday, February 20 at
7 p.m. in Blyth in what should be a
close series.
Brussels Sprouts
beat Belgrave
On Saturday, February 9 the
Brussels Sprouts defeated Bel
grave 8-1. Andy Vanbeek scored at
3:37. Robert Kerr scored with
an assist from Nolan Krotz at 9:50.
Chris Coulter scored from lan
Thompson at 10:48. Craig Marks
scored Belgrave’s only goal on a
pass from Paul Walker. Robert
Kerr scored from Nolan Krotz.
Brian Oldfield scored the next
three goals to complete his hat-
trick. Andy Vanbeek completed the
scoring in this game.
lead after 40 minutes.
Corey McKee scored a picture
goal as he split the defence, then
deked the goalie to score at 8:36.
Jason Baier tied the score with an
assist from Sam Kulafofski and
Paul Brophy at 5:29.
Goderich regained the lead with '
a power-play goal as Scott Jewitt
scored from Durnin and McNichol
at 6:23.
With 1:17 left in the third, a stick
measurement was called on Goder
ich’s Richard Bowman. He receiv
ed a penalty for an illegal curve in
his stick, a very costly mistake. As
the Bulls took all of five seconds to
notch the tying goal, a power-play
WOAA Senior final standings
W-L-T GF GA PTS.
Palmerston 18-2-4 168 98 40
Tavistock 15-4-4 136 88 34
Wellesley 12-10-2 134 108 26
Arthur 11-9-4 151 126 26
Drayton 12-10-1 164 146 25
Brussels 11-10-2 148 121 24
Milverton 8-14-2 143 140 18
Grand Valley 6-16-2 137 185 14
Monkton 2-20-1 64 233 5
LEADING SCORERS
GP G A PTS.
Mark Albrecht - Tavistock 23 26 41 67
Darryl Jack - Drayton 22 32 30 62
Steve Miller - Palmerston 22 27 34 61
Barry Riff - Drayton 21 31 26 57
Kevin Albrecht - Tavistock 21 23 30 53
Murray Hunter - Grand Valley 22 27 23 50
Steve Day - Drayton 23 16 33 49
Dan Deaken - Grand Valley 24 32 17 49
Tom O’Donnell - Arthur 24 24 23 47
Kevin Deitner - Brussels 19 27 16 43
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marker as Jeff McKee scored from
Steve Fritz and Marty Rutledge
with 1:12 left in the game.
The final buzzer sounded with
both teams tied at four.
A 10-minute overtime period was
played. Brussels scored at 7:43 as
Marty Rutledge scored from Jeff
McKee and Corey McKee. The
Bulls’ Shawn Chipchase scored in
the open net from Jamie Gibbings
with 22 seconds left to seal the 6-4
victory to the Bulls.
Tuesday Brussels travelled to
Goderich at 9:15 for game two.
Thursday, Goderich returns to
Brussels at 9 p.m. Friday the
scene shifts back to Goderich at
8:30 p.m. Game 5 will be played at
Brussels on Sunday at 2 p.m.
On Saturday. February 16 the
Brussels Crusaders opened their
playoffs as they played host to the
Kincardine Kings in the first
round-.
The first period was kept score
less by both team’s respective
goalies until there was just under
two minutes left in the period when
Paul Robinson drew an assist on a
goal by Brian Campbell to give
Brussels a 1-0 lead after the first
period.
The second period was seven
minutes old when the Crusaders
went up 2-0 with Dave Montgom
ery scoring on a play from Jason
Goodall. Kincardine didn’t give in
as they scored four straight goals to
take a 4-2 lead. The Crusaders
came back with a goal of their own
to cut the lead to one when Dave
Stephenson and Brian Campbell
set up Ken Cousins for the score.
The Crusaders tied the score at
4-4 just over three minutes into the
third as Ken Cousins set up Dave
Stephenson for the goal. That
however was as close as they got as
Kincardine scored four unanswer
ed goals to take an 8-4 victory and
1-0 lead in the series.
Game 2 in the series was played
Sunday night in Kincardine.
The Kings took an early 2-0 lead
in the game before Brussels scored
at the half-way mark in the period
with Dave Montgomery and Mark
Harding drawing assists on a Kevin
Deitner goal.
Kincardine however, answered
back with another goal to take a 3-1
lead after the first period.
The Crusaders came out strong
in the second as they scored 42
seconds into the period to cut the
lead to one when Jeff Espensen
and Brian Campbell combined to
set up Dave Stephenson for the
goal. Kincardine took a three-goal
lead as they scored the next two
goals.
Brussels then cut the lead to two
with just over a minute left in the
period when Brian Campbell set up
Jamie Robinson for the goal. The
second period ended with the
Kings leading 5-3.
The start of the third period saw
Kincardine score first to regain
their three-goal lead. The Crusa
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ders came back once again to cut it
to two when Dave Montgomery
sent Brian Campbell in for the goal.
This however, was as close as they
would get once again as they Kings
added two more goals to take
another 8-4 victory and 2-0 lead in
the series.
The next game in the series is
Friday night in Kincardine at 8:30
p.m. and game four if necessary,
will be Saturday night at 8 p.m. in
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