The Citizen, 1994-08-31, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31,1994.
Blyth Squirts take A champ.
The Blyth Minor Ball Squirt
softball team captured the A
championship trophy in the year-
end tournament hosted in Blyth this
past Saturday.
The Squirts went undefeated
through the Inter-Township
League, winning 14 scheduled
games and three playoff games.
Biyth opened the tournament
with victories over Hullett
Township and Colbome Township.
This set up the A final with
Seaforth, who had won the A
championship the last two years.
Blyth jumped into a 6-0 lead
after one inning but Seaforth
battled back to take a 10-8 lead
after five innings. Blyth then scored
seven times in the last two innings
and shut Seaforth down to win the
game 15-10.
The A championship trophy was
the first for Blyth since 1985.
Members of the team are Nathan
Shannon, Drew Corneil, Derrick
Doerr, Dean Wilson, Derek Cook,
Darrell McDougall, Jason Fidom,
Ross Clark, Cody Fidom, John
George, Jason Stryker, Jarrad
Ibbotson, Chauncey Carter,
Anthony DeBoer, Shawn Bromley
and Tyler Stewart. Coaches of the
team are Brian Mason, Dave Cook,
Ken Stewart and Barney Stewart.
S ports
Squirts beat Belmore
65 attend
Bulls camp
Sixty-five players, including
about 10 goal tenders, attended the
Brussels training camp on the
weekend at the Listowel arena.
Head coach Scott Pettigrew said
he was pleased with the prospects
who attended the camp. He noted
the Bulls coaching staff had
expected about 60 players at the
camp. However, the coach noted
that there are still a number of
players who have expressed an
interest in the Bulls, but are
currently attending Junior 'B'
camps.
Mr. Pettigrew said it was too
early to predict as to how the Bulls
will be this year in the Western
Junior 'C' Hockey League.
"This (camp) gave us a chance to
look al the prospects for the team,"
said the coach. "It also gives the
players a chance to make a first
impression."
He added that for some players, it
was their first time on skates this
season. Mr. Pettigrew noted that
the session on Sunday was much
better than Saturday's.
The coach said the Bulls will be
looking for goaltenders, as the two
from last year will not be back.
Scott Walls was drafted by the
Peterborough Petes of the OHL.
"I was quite pleased with the
prospects," said Mr. Pettigrew of
the 10 or 11 goalies which were in
camp. The coach said there were a
number of players from Brussels,
Blyth, and Howick minor hockey
associations who looked good.
"Bantam-aged Chad McCallum
from Brussels, looked good," said
Mr. Pettigrew. "Another promising
local prospect is defensive player
Chris Stevenson."
The Bulls continue training
sessions this week with a dryland
session today (Wednesday, Aug.
31) at the Brussels-Morris-Grcy
Community Centre from 7 to
9 p.m.
The Bulls' coaching staff gets a
look at the team's rookies in a game
situation as they play the rookies of
the Junior 'D' Centennaires. The
game will be played Friday at
8 p.m. at the Seaforth Arena.
The Bulls continue training camp
on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
at the Listowel Arena and again
from 3 to 6 p.m. on Sunday.
The Bulls play four exhibition
games before the 30 game regular
season opens Saturday, Oct. 1. The
regular season begins on the road
with three games before playing
their home opener on Sunday,
Oct. 9 against Wiarton, beginning
al 2 p.m. in the Brussels arena.
The Bulls league opener will be
in Winghain on Oct. 1 against the
Ironmen, beginning at 8:30 p.m.
On Sunday, Oct. 2, the Bulls travel
to Durham for a game against the
Mount Forest Patriots. On Friday,
Oct. 7, the Bulls travel to Kincar
dine for an 8:30 p.m. contest.
The first exhibition game for the
Bulls is Friday, Sept. 16 when they
travel to Waterloo for an 8 p.m.
game against New Hamburg. The
Bulls face off against New
Hamburg al the Listowel arena on
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Belgrave Squirt Boys played in
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more, Aug. 20.
tn the first game against the
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Runs were scored by Justin
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