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The Citizen, 1998-12-02, Page 8It stops here! The Goderich Atom goalie playing in the B division of the annual Brussels Optimist tournament this past weekend, showed top form in making the save. The team faced-off against Lucknow. (Ashley Gropp photo) PeeWees win, lose • Colour Printing • Posters • Letterheads • Envelopes • Business • Business Forms • Brochures • Flyers • Carbonless Forms •••., ••••••• NETwo.R. PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1998. Brussels, Blyth PeeWees face off ports The Brussels PeeWees showed up in Blyth Nov. 25, and defeated their hosts 5-3. Jonathon Engel put his team on the board early in the first with help from Tyler Campbell. Blyth's Micah Loder, assisted by Trever Koehler cancelled it, only to have Sean Hoegy give Brussels the lead in the dying seconds of the first period. Rob McClure and Joel Hemingway got the assists. Robbie Semple scored the only goal of the second period, putting the visitors up by two. The third period was a dog fight with each team scoring two. Brus- sels markers went to Patrick Rush- ton and Stephenson with helpers to Hemingway, Engel and Campbell. Blyth goalscorers were Cole Stewart, unassisted and Kirk Stew- art, with an assist to Steve Van Amersfoort. Both Blyth and Brussels had games Nov. 28 away. Blyth downed Elma-Logan 3-1 with goals scored by Tyler Kernaghan, Koehler and C. Stewart. Assists went to C. Stewart, T.J. Marks, Mike Bean and Van Amersfoort. Brussels was defeated by Mitchell, 7-5. Scoring were Robbie McClure, Hemingway with two, Semple and Campbell. Assists went to Devon Blake, Stephenson, Brandon Blake, with two, McClure, Evan Horst and Hemingway. entertainment 41 for Christmas A Two Canadian Dish Networks to choose from: StarChoice & ExpressVu • Cinema quality picture • CD quality sound • On-screen program guide • Parental control • Remote control for easy selection A • Many new channels A A A A A Available at your authorized dealer Up to $250.00 free programming ask for details Blyth's PeeWee Houseleague team won one and lost one in recent WOAA hockey action. On Nov. 24 the squad tasted vic- tory when they travelled to Elma- Logan and downed their hosts 6-4. It looked bad for Blyth in the early going with Tyler Kernaghan scoring the only first period goal while the hosts tallied three. Cody Anderson was credited with the assist on Blyth's point. The second period belonged to the visitors, however, led by Anderson's two points. Kyle Camp- bell and Darren Austin each scored singles. Elma-Logan managed just The Blyth Novice Bs celebrated two victories last week. On Nov. 26 the team hosted Seaforth and came away with a solid 5-1 win. Tony Bean, Brittney Peters and Kendall Whitfield put Blyth up to an early lead with goals in the first period. Assists went to Curtis Robertson, Whitfield, Peters, Byron Broome and Lee Watkins. Derek Youngblut widened the edge with a second period shot, but Scott Somerville cancelled it to put Seaforth on the board. The Brussels Atoms Reps missed a close one Nov. 28 when the squad travelled to Bayfield. Greg Bowers scored both visiting goals in this 4-2 effort. His first came from a nice pass by Andrew McDonald in the second period. one in the second to give Blyth a 5- 4 edge. Assisting on the Anderson goals were Nathan Witherspoon and Mike Bean. The latter also assisted on Campbell's goal, while Austin was helped by Brett Bean and Tay- lor Hesselwood. After a tense third period Austin notched some insurance in the dying minutes with assists going to Lee Prescott and Mike Bean. Nov. 19 the team lost to Zurich 4-2. Campbell and M. Bean scored for Blyth, while Austin and B. Bean got the assists. Watkins, with an assist from Whitfield got it back in the third to end the scoring for the game. On Nov. 28, the team white- washed Zurich in a home game. After a scoreless first Robertson got things started with some help from Whitfield. Peters notched one in the third, while Bean scored two. Whitfield assisted on Peters while Katie McClinchey was the helper on both of Bean's markers. _ Solid in net was Anthony Peters. The team's next home game is Saturday, Dec. 12 at 9:30 a.m. In the third period, with the goalie pulled and Bayfield a man short, Bowers nailed the second with help from Darcey Cook. The game was end-to-end with Jeff Elliott making some great saves in net to keep his team in the game. Novices win The Blyth Novices enjoyed the thrill of victory with a big win over Hensall, Nov. 25 at home. The offensive onslaught from Blyth began in the second period when Brittney Peters, assisted by Kendall Whitfield and Krystopher Campbell knocked one by the visit- ing goalie. Four minutes later Whitfield scored one of her own with Campbell getting the credit for the assist. The third period had the local team increasing their margin when Peters, with help from Whitfield scored her second of the game. Blake Hesselwood blasted one between the pipes three minutes later. I-lensall got on the board just over a minute later, but it was can- celled within seconds by an unas- sisted goal scored by Richard Gregg. The final was 5-1 for Blyth. STAR „CHOICE t4 make It worth watching ExpressVu Novice Bs win 2 Bayfield edges Brussels P R haichraie & RADIO SHACK 3 69 AILMESIXIMMIMMMEMMIMIEMIXIMMMMO2MOSIIM\ The Ultimate in home sh CANADA, OLDFIELD PRO HARDWARE RadioShack. 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