The Citizen, 2003-12-24, Page 7THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 2003. PAGE 7.
Sports
PeeWees off to great start
Mad dash
A Bantam Lakers player snags the puck and begins his
skate to the net as a Cambridge player tries to beat him
there during their Dec. 21 game in Brussels. (Vicky Bremner
photo)
Crusaders down Sailors
The Brussels Crusaders travelled
to Goderich on Friday night for
WOAA Senior A action.
Trailing 1-0 in the first period,
Brett Fischer tied it for Brussels with
help from Chris Cull. Cull would
make it 2-1 for Brussels at the 17-
minute mark with help from Fis
cher.
Goderich would make the score 2-
2 in the last minute of the second
period. Jeremy Inglis would regain
the lead for Brussels with help from
Ryan Muirhead. Mike Haggitt would
score an insurance marker at the 7-
minute mark with help from Mike
Bromley.
Midgets lose close one
Goderich would make it 4-3 at the
midway point but Brussels would
hold off their hosts enroute to a 4-3
victory.
Jay Evershed played another
strong game in the Brussels net and
earned the victory. The Crusaders
received 47 minutes in penalties
(five majors. 11 minors) to
Goderich’s 37 minutes (five majors,
six minors).
The Crusaders hosted Wingham
on Dec. 23.
Mike Bromley and Brett Fischer
will be representing the Crusaders at
the WOAA All-Star Game
Tavistock on Saturday, Dec. 27.
The Brussels Pee Wee team got oil
to a great season.
Back on Oct. 17 Brussels played
against Blyth and won 3-2. Oct. 19
was against Zurich. The squad won
5-3. Another victory was Oct. 23
against Mount Forest. The score was
4-3 and on Oct. 25 the team played
Mitchell and won 9-5.
The November schedule brought a
wake-up call to the entire team. Nov.
I against Minto, the team never
really showed up as representative of
the 8-1 loss.
Nov. 8 Brussels played Mitchell
and won 9-4.
Dec. 3 Brussels played Blyth and
won 2-1. Brussels played a strong
game. Opening the scoring was
Cody Subject unassisted. Bringing
in the win was Robert Cronin with
the assist going to Evan Ducharme
and Gavin Bowers. Holding down
the shots were Ryan Smith and
Brianne Wheeler.
The team hosted Mitchell on Dec.
5. At the end of the third. Brussels
squad was on top 9-3. Brussels came
out strong with goals from Cody
Subject with two; Westin McLeod,
two; Evan Ducharme, two; Ben
Gowing, one; Taylor Prior, one goal
and two assists; Brian Burgess, one
goal and one assist; Robert Cronin,
one assist and Brendan Stretton, one
assist. Helping the winning team
were Herbie Runstedler, Cole
Novices win
A Christmas wish came early when
the Novice Bulldogs tasted their first
win of the season when playing
Zurich Saturday, Dec. 20. The final
score was 6-3.
The Blyth goals were scored by
Heidi Raynard, two,
two, Drew Wood
Plunkett.
Nice work in net
Shelsie Popp, with good digging by
Caroline McDowell, Laura Higgins
and Chloe Middegaal.
The next big challenge was
Monday, Dec. 21 when the Novice
Dogs faced their parent Dogs.
Alex Peters,
and Nathan
came from
in
The Brussels Midgets were
defeated 3-2 by Elma Logan in a
close game on Friday night in
Brussels.
Mitch Blake scored the first goal
during the second period assisted by
Adam McClure and Darcey Cook.
Cook also scored in the third
period assisted by Pat Rushton.
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Church with Rev. Dr. Eugen Bannerman officiating. Robert is the
son of David and Brenda Mason and William and Debra Shipp of
Clinton. Karen is the daughter of Harvey and Patricia Bernard of
Blyth. Attending the bride as matron of honour was Niki Bernier,
friend of the bride. Bridesmaids were Niki Hills, friend of the
bride and Crystal Gridzak, sister of the groom. Flowergirl was
Taylor Badley, cousin of the bride. Attending the groom as best
man was Jeff Hunt, friend of the groom. Groomsmen were John
Bernier, brother of the groom and Kevin Bernard, brother of the
bride. Ringbearer was Brody Rickwood, cousin of the bride.
Lighting of the memorial candelabra was performed by Larry
Badley, uncle of the bride. Following the evening ceremony, a
formal dinner and open reception was held at the Blyth and
District Community Centre with master of ceremonies performed
by Reg Badley, uncle of the bride. The happy couple honeymooned
at the Fern Resort in Orillia and now reside at Rk #3, Walton.
Karen is employed at the Huron County Health Unit, Clinton and
Robert is a Diesel Mechanic with Ryan Enterprises Truck Repair,
Walton. We would like to extend our sincere appreciation to our
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