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ence ce? A member of nd In backâ€"toâ€"back games agninst Burlington Waterloo posted double shutouts (7â€"0 and 6â€"0) as goaltender Curtis Power and Craig Shants each played a solid game in net. The next game was a 5â€"2 Pn ie mil We ie Inprens t on Colling, one goals, essists; Jeff Schmidt, one goal, two ansists; Jason Kreller, three assists; Greg Oue, three assists; Adam Tigâ€" nanelli, two goals, one assist; Joel Dilworth, one goals, two assist; â€"Nick Kraemer, two goals, one assist; David Clarke, two assists, David Bouda with one assist. msnficdhâ€"ddhu.?mw Novice Select wasps started to come together. Eight year old Michelle Bryant is this week‘s Waterioo Chronicle "carrier of the week." She delivers in the Clair Creek, Alexmuir, Kingsmill Ct. area. m:'dnlobhm4uyear.Heflavodhsd\oolwbieasamanand smb,ufiwmmstoreaummym. Her favorite movie is Aladdin and favorite trips were to Santa Fe and in the future, Michelle would like to be a teacher. 8 4 For all her hard work as a Waterloo Chronicle carrier, Michelle will receive a gift certificate from one of Waterloo‘s local Pizza Pizza stores at 247 King St. N. or Parkdale Plaza. (747â€"1111) The Waterloo Bauer Bruins will be entering the playolfs on a high note after defeating the London rebels 4â€"2 in Minor Peewee AAA hockey action at the Mutual Group Arena. The Rebels were barely off Highway 401, when Mike Archibald, on 39 seconds into the first period. Matt Schnarr, from Dave Forbes, increased Waterloo‘s lead to 240. the Kitchener Monarchs to win 3â€"0. Goaltenders Philip Wach and Ahw-hfldflbd’-ndn'rhdum Neil, Tim Scbuls and Maddick scored for Waterloo. Duench had two assists with one each to Steve Martin and Kevin Wendt. Novice Select wasps started to come together. _ In the first game the Wasps were edged 4â€"3 by Cambridge One team. Wasp scoring was led by a fine performance from Brandon Madâ€" Mqflmflnlmflhfldlmhm Waterioo goals. Steve Duench and Andrew Turnbull had one assist each. : In the second game of the week the Wasps gradually overpowered Bruins double Rebels 4â€"2 mw*:a-lw&-;fiifi;;;;m }ua_?yb‘ undefeated with an impressive 20â€"0â€"1 (wonâ€" bit saly Te Rietman Ts Suith d Favich Ioond mamgat in to bend the twines. Schiedel and Smith drew the assists. In other Whaler action, they dropped two games to London (4â€"3 and 31), but topped Cambridge 3â€"1. Wolves remain undefeated ....7 E;.:'â€"- lc Sndsn Anbanscanadica sc ccid i m‘&flm&mxw‘mmm Adam Stockie gave Waterloo a 3â€"0 lead on a pass from Jimmy Free Unoencan Inseecrons & Esnuares Nanonwwmoe Lirenue GuarantEes Complete Exhaust Service Shocks / Struts + Coil Springs Waterloo 746â€"1070 355 Weber St., North OPEN MON. â€" SAT. 8 AM TO 6 PM (Comer of Weber & Columbia Streets) CARRIER OF THE WEEK Michelle Bryant Copyright ©Meinake 1002 | Shock Special_ | .AE bart" . Jt | | Muffiers â€" :'u',."._r $s292995 shot from the points with 34 seconds remaining to earn the tie. Kotâ€" sopoulos and Mike Garratt drew assists on the play. In action last week Waterioo doubled the Kitchener Shamrocks 4â€" 2; blanked Cambridge 7â€"0 and tied London 1â€"1 in an exhibition Comeback was the word of the day on Sunday as the Waterioo Colts battled back to tie the Kitchener Panthers 3â€"3 in major atom select action. Outplayed in the first two periods, Waterico found themselves trailing 3â€"1 entering the third period. Gary Kotsopoulos opened the scoring for Waterloo on an assist from Derek Campbell. The Colts, with five minutes remaining, saw Andy Parker bring them to within ene goal. With time winding down and a Kitchener player in the penalty box, Colts pulled goalie Ryan Gray for an extra Colts fight back The Conestaga Rover AA Minor Atom Saints lest a tough 4â€"3 deciâ€" sion to Kitchener last week. Waterico fought from behind to tie the game in the second period and took a 3â€"2 lead in the third on goals by Scott Pettus from Joe Heenan and Brad Forsyth. Brent Walton from Craig Witmer and In other action Waterlco came up 5â€"1 losers in Hamilton. Brock Rudunske scored the lone Waterioo goal. Last week in league play the Waterloo Thunder minor peewee selects edged Kitchener 1â€"0 on a goal by Tyler Hardacre from Justin Wendt and Daniel Mahler. Tim Schwartzentruber recorded the In London tournament action Waterloo finished with a 1â€"1â€"1 record. The three game MVPs were Marc Warden, Aaron Yantzi and Adam McDonnell Thunder lost 4â€"0 to Cambridge, tied Kitchener Marcons 22 and J en mss T bves action edged idge 140. -fih“flhhbflmiâ€"h Stephens and Shawn Malleck h%huu‘fl& struck first when im Campbell backhanded a loose puck to give his team a 1â€"0 lead. Waterlco went up 20 on a deflected shot from Mbhlflnfitzm.&-hm three unanswered third period goals for the win. Adam and Romanick each drew one assist. Panthers opened the roundâ€"robin play with a 20 win over Belle River, mauled Newmarket 9â€"1 and doubled Owen Sound 42. Bhl‘g week for Thunder week in league play the Waterloo Thunder The Waterico Minor Peewee A Panthers were edged 32 in the :Mbmhh“*lh E'fllfl“dqhhfihhmm Panthers semi finalists favored to win the game. 1 am interested in carrying papers on... 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