The Citizen, 1996-01-31, Page 9The domino affect
Sometimes it's hard to stay on your feet when everyone is falling around you. Belgrave and
Zurich Atom players took a tumble during a Jan. 26 match. Belgrave skated away the
winners.
Belgrave Atoms undefeated in 4
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JAtIUARY 31, 1996 PAGE 9.
Wingham tops PeeWees
The Belgrave Atoms exited last
week's play with three wins and a
tie. •
On Monday, they gave a lopsided
9-0 thrashing to Elma-Logan. Scott
Folkard and Matt Rochetta led the
attack, with five points each. Goals
were scored by Folkard (four),
Garrett Knight (two), Ken
McCracken (two), and Rochetta.
Assists were awarded to Rochetta
(four), Paul Walker (three), Trevor
Koehler (two), Chad Cook (two),
Folkard, Knight, McCracken and
Paul Garniss.
Matt Cowan earned the shutout.
On Wednesday, the team played
to an exciting 3-3 tie with the
strong Stephen Twp. squad.
After falling behind 2-0 in the
first period, Belgrave responded
with three unanswered goals.
Rochetta scored first, assisted by
Cook. McCracken scored Bel-
grave's second goal, assisted by
Matthew Bromley. Belgrave's final
goal was scored by Folkard,
assisted by Cook and Rochetta.
However, victory was not to be.
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The Brussels PeeWee Rep team
lost a tough 3-1 game to the
Wingham Rep squad. Stephen
Todd scored the lone Brussels goal,
assisted by Carla Hunt and Robbie
Kerr.
Coach Murray Kellington said
both teams played well. He pointed
The Wingham Wescast PeeWee
Bs continued their strong play
winning their last two games and
dominating on the score sheets.
Wingham hosted Lucknow on
Jan. 7 and beat them soundly 7-4.
Garrett Skinn got things going
early in the first, taking a nice pass
from Tom Mullin. Then Justin
Campbell got an unassisted marker
to make it 2-0. Kyle Anderson
scored from Brett Coulthard and
then Justin Black banged one in
from Jamie Koch all in the first
period.
Lucknow came back in the third
scoring three times but it was too
little, too late.
Mullin scored twice with Aaron
Himmelman and Skinn assisting
each time. Then Himmelman
The Belgrave Tykes lost a tough
12-5 game against Brussels last
week. Jeremy Robinson scored all
five goals for Belgrave. The team
plays two home games this week.
out that as their last game had been
quite lopsided, in favour of
Wingham, this one reflects well on
Brussels.
The team begins its playoffs
series against Howick this Friday,
at 8:45 p.m.
scored in the third to salt the
victory with assists to Mullin and
Campbell.
Teeswater came to Wingham on
Jan. 14 and went away with a 10-4
posting. Wingham scored five
times in the first with Mullin
leading the way with a hattrick.
Assists went to Himmclman and
Campbell on each occasion.
Kyle Anderson got an unassisted
goal and Skinn scored from Jim
McCracken. The team only added
one in the second, Coulthard from
Anderson.
Then in the third Wingham
scored four more times with Craig
Marks getting a pair and singles
going to Adam McQuiggan and
Himmelman. Assisting were Peter
Dixon, Anderson and Coulthard.
On Wednesday, they play
Wingham at 7 p.m. and, on
Saturday, they take to the ice for a
10:30 a.m. game against Lucknow
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Stephen tallied another, with just
over two minutes remaining, to
salvage the tie.
On Friday, the strong offense
returned to hand a 6-2 defeat to
Zurich. Goals were scored by
Folkard (two), Rochetta, Koehler,
Travis Hopper and Ryan Moran.
Assists were given to Garniss,
Cook, Rochetta and Bromley.
On Saturday, the boys played an
exhibition contest against Wing-
ham, and won 3-2. Belgrave carried
a 2-1 lead until late in the third.
The Brussels Atoms won their
first playoff game last Friday
evening, with a 5-2 victory over
Drayton.
Mark Hunter led the Brussels
attack, with two goals and an assist.
Additional goals were scored by
Lee Dilworth, Darrell McClure and
Kyle Stephenson. Other assists
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Cook scored both goals, with
assists going to Folkard, Bromley
and Hopper.
Wingham tied the game with a
goal at the 2:05 mark. Belgrave
was not to be denied, however, and
Folkard put the winning goal in the
net with only 17 seconds left in the
game. Cook and Rochetta assisted
on the goal.
Trainer Gord Folkard commend-
ed the team for their consistency
and good play.
were credited to Nolan Krotz (two),
Darryl Houston and McClure.
Coach Alan Krotz complimented
his team on a good effort, and gave
a special mention to Novice callups
Brandon Blake and Rob McClure,
who filled in for regulars Tyler
Campbell and Joel Hemingway.
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Wescast PeeWees win 2
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