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Practice run
Cornelia
Club and her partner Sandra Schlup of the Listowel Club do
their routine for the Preliminary Similar Couples division at
the Inter-Club competition in Brussels on Sunday. The girls
finished in fourth place in this event. Skaters from 11 clubs
participated.
Leuenberger, left, of the Brussels Figure Skating
Brussels Atoms lead
second playoff series
After eliminating Drayton in the
first round of their WOAA Atom
playoffs, Brussels Atoms have
taken a two-game lead over Howick
in their best of five second round
series.
Brussels took an early lead and
maintained it through the game as
they scored a 4-2 win in Howick
Wednesday night.
Craig Thompson scored two first
period goals to give Brussels the
lead. Corey Newman assisted on
the first and Andrew Exel on the
second.
Howick rebounded with a goal in
the second to tighten up the score
but Corey Campbell scored from
Steve Machan and Chad McCallum
early in the third to fatten the lead
again. Howick came back two
minutes later with their second
goal but Andrew Exel scored from
Corey Newman and Josh Beuer
man to seal the victory for Brus
sels.
Solid goaltending by Jamie
Thomas kept Brussels in the game
during the first period of the
second game, played in Brussels
Sunday. Brussels ended with a 2-0
victory.
Chad McCallum scored from
Scott Clarkson at 3:19 of the second
period to finally give Brussels a
lead. Nineteen seconds later
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Andrew Exel finished the scoring
from Craig Thompson and Corey
Newman.
Solid goaltending in the third,
backed up by a strong defence by
Josh Beuerman, Jeff Finch, Brett
Fisher and Scott Clarkson protect
ed the win.
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Brussels
second mixed
curling draw
ends
The second draw of the Brussels
Mixed Curling ended on February
4 with the following teams in the
winning positions.
First with 41.5 points was the
team of Brad Speiran, Annette
Lewington, Brian Warwick and
Merle Hoegy; second, 41 points;
Wayne Lowe, Fran Bremner, Frank
Breckenridge, and Steve Steiss;
third, 40.5 points Bob Alexander,
Ruth Bauer, Corrie Sholdice and
Rodney Bauer.
The second draw of the Tuesday
afternoon Ladies Curling Club also
ended recently. The winning teams
were: first, 46.5 points, Evelyn
Blake, Mary Bernard, Bonnie Cole
Arnal and Bev Stevenson; second,
33.5 points, Brenda Linton, Mary
Ann Miners, Velma Locking and
Thea Rhijkoff; third, 32 points,
Valerie Shortreed, Agnes Wharton,
Doris Mitchler and Jean Bewley.
Blyth Recognition
Pee Wees
open WOAA
Dale Newman, chairman of the recreation
presents Karen Hastings with a token of the
appreciation. Karen has been secretary of the committee for
15 plus years, but has resigned due to work commitments.
She has been replaced by Rhonda Fischer.
committee,
committee’s
‘E’ semi-finals
BY RUSTY BLADES
The Blyth Pee Wees played a
single game last week as they
opened their WOAA Pee Wee “E”
semi-final series against Wallace.
The team travelled to Kurtzville on
February 13 where they were
outplayed by the home team in a
5-0 loss.
The emotion and intensity was
missing from Blyth’s play as they
were outclassed by the Wallace
team.
Game two was in Blyth on
Monday while game three of this
best of five series is in Wallace
tonight. Game four, if necessary,
would be played in Blyth tomorrow,
Thursday, February 21 at 8:15 p.m.
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