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Sports
Brussels Pre-Tykes open season with 2 losses
On Saturday. Nov. 15 the Brussels
Pre-Tykes played their home opener
against a strong Seaforth team.
As several players took to the ice
for the first time, Brussels struggled
to keep the puck out of their end.
The determined players rotated in
net, taking shot after shot.
Crusaders lose 2
The Brussels Crusaders lost two
games this past weekend in WOAA
Senior A action.
On Friday night the team hosted
Hensail who currently reside in
second spot in the division. Mark
Wilson would tie the score at one
early in the second period with help
Tykes continue winning ways
The Brussels Tykes continue their
winning ways with a 5-2 victory of
BCH (Bayfield. Clinton, Hensall) 11
Over
During the north region
volleyball tournament at F.E.
Madill on Nov. 27, a student
from Brussels returns the
S e rve. fElyse DeBruyn photo)
The lone goal for Brussels
happened 10 minutes into the game
when Logan Kellington fired a shot
from near centre ice.
Despite a great effort by all
players, Brussels was defeated.
The tables turned on Saturday.
Nov. 29 when Brussels was home to
from Mike Bromley and Brett
Fischer. Hensail would make it 2-1
but Brussels would re-tie it as
Bromley scored with help from
Haggitt.
Hensall scored a shorthanded goal
in the first minute of the third to re
take the lead. Corey Campbell tied it
on home ice Nov. 29.
A solid performance by Brussels
goalie Josh Bridge gave his squad
the edge they needed to come out on
top of this contest.
Brussels took the lead early with
Brock McLean skating in
unassisted. BCH, however, scored
ju§t a minute later to tie it. then took
the lead to go into the second period.
The hosts shut them down for the
rest of the game, while continuing
Brussels Midgets
compete in annual
Silver Stick tourney
Brussels Midgets played well
during their games in the Silver
Stick tournament this past
week.
Unfortunately. Brussels lost 5-3
against Elma Logan in their first
game. Nov. 24.
Robbie Semple assisted the first
goal scored by Steven Ropp.
Darcy Cook played great with two
assists, one to Brent Wheeler and the
other to Brandon Blake
They celebrated after game two.
Nov. 28. when Brussels won 6-2
against Wingham.
Matt McClinchey scored first
Bayfield-Clinton-Hensall (BCH). In
the first period, rookie players Tim
Waechter shone as he proudly
scored two consecutive goals.
BCH came back to score on busy
Brussels’ goaltender Kai Heimstra,
after much good stick handling.
Just seconds before the buzzer.
in weekend hockey action
midway through with help from
Fischer.
Hensall would break the backs of
the Crusaders with 3:21 to go as
Chris MacDonald would score the
winning goal.
On Saturday, the team looked to
re-group against Monkton.
their offensive effort. McLean, set
up by Brody TenPas and Reece
McArter tied the contest early in the
middle period, then got his hattrick
as the seconds ticked down to
intermission. Hayden TenPas got the
assist on this goal.
Mitchell Kellington with his first
goal of the season increased the lead
in the third, unassisted, then set up
B. TenPas for the final goal of the
game.
assisted by Cory Chapman and Kyle
Gibson, then again with assistance
from Mitch Blake.
Wheeler also scored two goals
assisted by Greg Bowers and
Semple.
Bowers also scored a goal in the
third period assisted by Wheeler and
Campbell scored another assisted by
Cook.
Game three. Nov. 29 eliminated
Brussels from the competition after
their 4-1 loss against Zurich.
Adam McClure scored the only
goal in the third period with 17
seconds left to go.
Waechter scored again for a hat-
trick.
In the second period, it was a close
battle as BCH came back with one.
Scotty Dolmage kept Brussels in the
lead as he scored his first goal.
Shortly after, BCH fought back
beating Heimstra with a hard shot.
Things started well as Bromley
scored a powerplay goal with help
from Haggitt and Wilson.
Monkton would then score four
unanswered goals to take the steam
out of the Crusaders. Dave
Lewington would make it 4-2 late in
the third with help from Fischer but
that was as close as the Crusaders
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Waechter tipped one more in
assisted by Kellington.
BCH evened up the score to make
it 5-5.
Despite a tremendous effort by
Heimstra in net and the rest of the
Brussels squad BCH came back in
the third to capture the game 7-5.
would get settling on a 4-2 setback
to the Wildcats.
This coming weekend the team
travels to Wingham to play the
Spitfires at 8 p.m. on Friday evening
before returning home on Saturday
to face Durham.
Game time in Brussels is at 7
p.m.