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The Citizen, 1999-12-22, Page 29Ousting the opponent With the Mount Forest challenger down and out, a Brussels Novice player glides by to take control of the puck during Brussels’ 5-2 victory Saturday. Brussels Novices score win THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1999. PAGE 29. The Brussels Novices hit the ice at home, Dec. 18, against Mt. For­ est. Cody Subject shot the puck over the line at the seven-minute mark of the first to open the scoring. Brian Burgess assisted. Though Tom Cronin, Wade Stephenson aided Joel Wilkinson in putting Brussels up by two the lead would not hold long. Mt. Forest got into the game, scoring two in the final minutes of the second to even the tally. However, the Brussels offense got in gear in the third, hitting for PeeWee Girls taste victory The Wingham PeeWee Girls- downed a visiting Kincardine squad in exhibition play, Dec. 18. Michelle Cook opened the scor­ ing at 4:36 of the f st period on a deflection off a Kincardine player. Nicole Walker added to the score early in the second with a shot through a crowd of players that found its way to the back of the net. Kincardine narrowed the gap on a nice shot from Dianne Thompson. Cook responded seconds later on a great pass from Danielle Good to restore the two-goal lead Brittany Campbell upped the lead with a nice shot off a pass from Sarah McDonald in the third peri­ od. She then scored her second on a scramble in front of the Kincar­ dine net. Coach Stewart congratulated the team on a well-played game and emphasized the importance of con­ tinuing to concentrate on all around team play. Bantams win A strong effort by several Blyth Bantams players help take the team to a 4-1 victory over Clinton Dec. 13. Blyth struck twice late in the first to grab the lead they would never relinquish. Neil Salverda scored at 5:04 and T.J. Marks put it between the post at 4:47. Marks also earned an assist on the Salverda netter. Micah Loder took the tally to three in the dying seconds of the Continued on page 29 three unanswered goals. Scorers were Subject, Cronin and Evan Ducharme. Assists went to Stains slide The Stars slid by the Chiefs in Blyth Industrial Hockey League play this past week. Scoring for the Stars were Mike Haggitt (five) Jeff Ferguson and Steve Bromley. The Chiefs Ian Koetsier netted two, and Jeff Mac­ Gregor added three. The Bulldogs were handed a win over Auburn due to a forfeit. Bantams win big, lose big It was a big victory away when the Wingham Bantam Girls trounced Drayton 9-2, Dec. 14. Mia Bieman oft a pass from Laura Meier and Nicole Procter, with assists from Tabitha Lindsay and Michelle Nixon put the team on the board in the first. Second period goals were scored by Bieman, Meier, Candace Proc­ tor, and Kerri Meier. Carly Quen- nell and Nixon assisted on Bieman’s marker, whiie L. Meier May the spirit of an old-fashioned Christmas abide with you and your family. We are grateful for your support and look forward to serving you again in the new year. The staff and management of Gas Bar & Take Out Ltd. ® Brussels Stephenson, Cronin and Tyler Deit- ner. The final was 5-2. by Chiefs The top ten scorers in the league are: Haggitt, Stars, 13 goals and 10 assists for 23 points; Steve Siertse- ma, Sting, 11-8-19; Steve Plunkett, Auburn, 10-8-18; Jim Oster, Sting, 9-7-16; Chad Haggitt, Stars, 6-9- 15; Jack Watson, Sting, 5-7-12; Todd MacDonald, Sting, 4-8-12; Jeff Ferguson, Stars, 4-6-10 and there are two players tied with nine points. and Bieman helped out Nicole Procter. Lindsay set up the play by K. Meier. The onslaught continued in the third with two goals by Nicole White and one from C. Proctor. Assists went to N. Proctor. Assists went to L. Meier with two and Nixon., Great goaltending came from Kristen Palmer. It was turnabout Dec. 19 when Howick blew into town and white­ washed Wingham 6-0. UJHSHtS "y" In joyoijs appreciation of your friendship and good will, we offer our deepest thanks, along with glad tidings of the season. NIXON INSURANCE INC. Agent for West Wawanosh Mutual Insurance Co. 887-9417