The Citizen, 1999-12-22, Page 28PAGE 28. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1999.
Atoms
win 2,
lose 1
Tuesday night Milverton came to
Brussels to take on the Atom Rep
team. Greg Bowers landed the first
goal in the first period on a pass
from Cory Chapman. A period
later. Matt White scored on a pass
from James Roberts.
Then the penalties started adding
up. Beggs from Milverton managed
a couple of penalties while
Brussels’ two defensemen once
again shared time in the box.
Things settled down in the third
period with Adam McClure scoring
the only goal. Assists went to
Chase Chapman and Roberts.
The final score was Brussels 3,
Milverton 0.
Friday night Seaforth and
Brussels met for the first time this
year. Brussels started the scoring in
the first period with only nine
seconds left. All three forwards
were putting pressure on the
Seaforth goalie and Christopher
Jutzi managed to get the goal with
assists going to Bowers and
Roberts.
Brussels got the go-ahead goal in
the second period when White
scored on a pass from Roberts.
Seaforth scored their first goal of
the game which was answered
when Andrew McDonald shot it
into the net with assistance coming
from White and Cory Chapman.
Seaforth came out flying in the
third period with three unanswered
goals to put them one goal ahead of
the home team.
The final score was Seaforth 4,
Brussels 3.
The Atoms met Clinton on
Saturday for the third time this
season. The last two times out were
split between the two teams.
Brussels was out for a win and had
no problem with McClure and
White firing the puck at the net.
McClure had a hattrick plus one
and three assists. White also scored
four times.
Cory Chapman had an unassisted
goal and an assist. Greg Bowers
added one goal and one assist.
Other assists went to Schnock,
(four), Roberts, (two), Ropp, (two),
McDonald, tone).
Scoring for Clinton was Brett
Blake (three) and David Dykstra
(one).
The final score of the game was
Brussels 10, Clinton 4.
Games for the rest of this year
include Monday night in Zurich,
Thursday night in Blyth and next
Tuesday night in Howick.
Going for the puck
K Blyth Midget tries to throw his Hensail opponent off the
play as they battled for the puck during Sunday afternoon
play in Blyth. The Bulldogs won 9-3.
Busy week for Purples
The Blyth Purple Tykes had a
busy week squeezing in a practise
and two games.
The first game, held in Elma
Logan, ended in a 6-2 victory for
Blyth. Although Elma Logan
started the scoring Tyler
Middegaal, assisted by linemates
Grant Sparling and Kayla Black,
tossed one past the pipes to open
Blyth’s scoring.
Other goals were scored by
Mathew Popp, Adam Cronin,
(three), and a second from the
Middegaal line. Assists were
awarded to Sheldon Reid, Matt
Chalmers, Kirby Cook and Aaron
Popp.
Tyler Black kept the scoring to a
minimum with his decisive play in
net.
Game number two was held in
Blyth on Saturday against Hensail.
The squad didn’t fare as well in this
match and the end result was a 6-1
victory for Hensail. Blyth’s lone
goal was scored by Cronin
supported by assists from Reid and
T. Black.
This week holds a practise and a
bowling Christmas party for the
Purple Bulldogs who would also
like to extend a Merry Christmas to
all.
The next game isn’t until the
New Year in Blyth on Thursday,
Jan. 6 at 6 p.m. facing Mitchell.
White Tykes
downed by
Goderich
In spite of excellence in net by
Greg Dodds, the Blyth Tyke
Whites were defeated by Goderich
in their Dec. 18 match up.
The lone Blyth goal in the 5-1
loss was scored by Collin Whitfield
when Tyler Stevenson picked up a
rebound off Dodds and got it to
Whitfield who took it the length of
the ice on a breakaway.
The squad played a good defen
sive game,
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Blyth Atoms
just miss
Despite the loss, the Blyth Atom
Bulldogs played one of their best
games of the season at home
against Hensall Dec. 16.
The line of Cook, Bokhout and
Hesselwood created several scoring
chances, but were thwarted by an
alert Hensall netminder.
Intimidation and aggressive work
by Campbell and Dobie kept the
opponent on guard, while tenacious
checking from Falconer, Reid and
Jenkins kept the visitors scoring to
a minimum in this 2-0 contest.
The defensive pairings of Whit
field, Peters, Albrechtas and
Kellington helped the Blyth goalies
clear the puck out of danger.
Salverda and Elliott continued their
strong play in net with many excel
lent saves as the Bulldogs dynamic
goaltending duo.
Merry Christmas
May happiness and peace be yours all through
$ this joyous season and
through the new year from our home to yours
Walton Dungannon