July 3 sports briefs
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Belleville native Andrew Shaw brings the Stanley Cup back to Belleville for the second time in the last three years, Saturday, with a public viewing from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. in Rink 2 at the Sports Centre.
Shaw, 23, shared in his first Stanley Cup title with Chicago in 2013.
4-on-4 hockey
Results from the Quinte 4-on-4 Hockey League:
• Wet Tek Seniors
Screaming Eagles 10
Huskies 12
Eagles scorers: Noah Godbout 3, Matteo Paiva 3, Keaton Lightfoot 2, singles for Aaron Yuan, Garrett Williams. Lily Messier in goal.
Huskies scorers: Lucas Gagne 5, Hunter Mott 2, Bryce Rose 2, singles for Andrew Wood, Jonah Dewal, Jaden Mott. Sam Dingle in goal.
Mohawks 13
Bobcats 7
Mohawk scorers: Nathan Channell 6, Patrick French 3, singles to Leah Gingrich, Curtis Scott, Kevin Clarke, Kobe Dostaler. Emma Murphy in net.
Bobcat scorers: Mark Mulder 2, Dalton Beales 2, Karma Matho 2, Spencer Dowin. Sam Dingle in net.
• Fitt Construction Intermediates
Islanders 10
Jets 5
Isles scorers: Matthew Alberta 4, Carter Seymour 2, singles to Jacob Gilham, Kellen Dostaler, Cassidy Dobson. Braden Declair in goal.
Jets scorers: Marcus Asimis 2, singles to Ben Lobel, Marshall Maracle, Jack Deacon. Everett Reid in goal.
Bruins 11
Senators 7
Bruin scorers: Donovan McCoy 2, Lex Butler 2, Jakob Gardner 2, Griffin McFaul 2, singles to Noel Bannon, Noah Gray, Rheydan McCoy. Kelsy Sherman in goal.
Sens scorers: Ryan Ream-Neil 4, Ashtyn Doucette 2, Jaiden Miller with a single. Jacob Mattice in goal.
• Sherman Drywall Juniors
Solar Bears 8
Road Runners 13
Bears scorers: Braeden Davis 3, Keagan Carr 3, Gavin Vespa 2. Cole Perry in goal.
Runners Scorers: Sam Thompson 6, Ryan Maracle 3, Alek Asimis 2, singles to Alex McTaggart & Connor Sherman.
U18 Comets
The Belleville West City Honda U18 girls Comets hosted the U17 Quinte West Wolverines in a late-week rep soccer contest at MAS Park. Belleville came out on top 3-1 with Hannah Wilson scoring all three Belleville goals for her second straight hat trick.
Men's ball hockey
Results from the Coors Light Men's Ball Hockey League:
• Rona Rock 11 (Jason Bonisteel 2G3A, Rob Finch 2G3A, John Racioppo 2G1A, Shawn Antoski 2G, Corey Ferguson 1G3A, Shawn Finch 1G1A, Mitch Hamilton 1G1A) Boston Pizza 1 (Mikel Yates 1G).
Game notes: Rona up 5-1 at half.
• JanBar Electric 3 (Blair Crawford 2G, Jeff MacRae 1G1A) Thread Works Warriors 1 (Jesse Brant 1G).
Game notes: JanBar increased 2-1 intermission lead with only goal of second half.
• Medigas 9 (Evan Greer 5G1A, Jason Shaw 3G3A, Jacob Panetta 1G4A) County Kings 3 (Dallas Hunter 1G1A, Bryce VonGroothest 1G, Brad Wells 1G).
Game notes: 5-1 Medigas at the half; five-goal, six-point effort for Greer.
• Investment Guy 10 (Jeff Broekema 3G4A, Kyle Hawkins-Shultz 2G6A, Lance Holoway 2G1A, Tyler Soule 1G3A, Ryan Culhane 1G2A, Roy Hughes 1G) Marco At Bayview Auto 1 (Trystan Teichmann 1G).
Game notes: Investment Guy increases 4-1 halftime lead with six unanswered goals.
Bulldogs rugby
Saturday at MAS Park: U16 boys Junior Bulldogs vs. Oshawa Junior Vikings at 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.; Bulldogs senior women vs. Oshawa, 12 p.m.
Lions golf
The Lions Drive for Operatoin Red Nose Quinte fundraising golf tournament tees off Saturday, Sept. 12 at Briar Fox. The four-person, best-ball format is $90 per player which includes golf, power cart, dinner and prizes. Fee for Briar Fox members is $60. For information, or to enter a team, call Tom Crosbie at 613-849-6219 or Pierre Hubert at 613-438-4930, or via email at: tcrosbie@cogeco.ca; pierreahubert@hotmail.com.
Belleville's Cindy Nelles, a graduate of St. Theresa Secondary School and a former member of the Belleville Bulldogs, made her first career start for Canada in a 36-28 loss to arch-rival USA in the 2015 women's rugby Super Series, this week in Red Deer.
Canada, which is 0-2, wraps up its Super Series schedule Sunday versus England in Edmonton. Canada lost its opener to New Zealand last week in Calgary.
Nelles, a CIS All-Canadian and team captain of the OUA champion McMaster University Marauders, saw action at No. 8 and lock in the loss to the Americans. She has previously played for Canada on a 2014 tour of New Zealand and was on the national team roster at the 2014 Women's World Cup of Rugby in Paris.
Ladies softball
Amanda Keech tossed a two-hit shutout with 10 striketouts, plus helped her own cause at the plate with a two-RBI double to lead Napanee Midgets to an 8-0 win over Napanee Bantams in the Belleville Ladies Softball League this week. Kylie Morrow (4 K's) took the loss for the Bantams.
Along with Keech, top batters for the Midgets were Erika Trudeau with three singles and two RBIs and Liz McAuley with two hits. Alexis Trudeau and Gracie Grant counted the Bantam hits.
Frankford golf
Frankford men's golf league results from Tuesday night
at the Frankford Golf Course with 38 players participating: Troopers def. Fire Department 90-101; Renegades def. Blackjacks 91-96; Brooks Construction def. Nestles 82-100; Whiskey Gang def. Canadian Clubbers 83-97; Blitzers def. Wedgies 80-81.
Low gross: Mike Generaux, Denny Williams, Steve Siggins and Steve Paterson, 30; Low net: Dan Nash and Larry Lloyd, 24; Closest to the pin: Philips, No. 4; Bruce Faulds, No. 8.
More men's ball hockey
Coors Light Men's Ball Hockey League results:
• Investment Guy 8 (Kyle Hawkins-Shultz, 2G2A, Shawn Lalonde 2G2A, Tyler Soule 2G, Shawn Mulvihill 1G3A, Brandon Dafoe 1G2A) Predators 7 (Austin Labelle 3G1A, Dan Ulrick 2G, Shaw Boomhower 1G4A, Tristan Nugent 1G1A).
• The Red Lion 10 (Darcy Murphy 5G4A, Kevin Bailie 3G1A, Nick Cousins 1G3A, Andrew Burness 1G) TagLine Electrical 1 (Gary Lyall 1G).
• Welch LLP 1 (Ryan Cathcart 1G) The Vinyl Solution 0. Shutout: Ryan Parsonson.
• Quintessential Credit Union 2 (Shawn Ray 1G1A, Jason Lott 1G) Muckers 0. Shutout: Matt Loveys.
More ladies softball
The Bob Clute Dealmakers scored seven runs in the first inning, then held on for a 9-5 win over Tyendinaga Propane in a recent Belleville Ladies Softball League contest.
Eve Rusaw (2 hits, 1 strikeout) and Kathy Lidster (3 hits, 2 K's) shared mound duties for the winners while Maddy Empey (9 hits, 0 K's) and Patsy King (1 hit, 1 K) shared the loss for Tyendinaga.
Top bats for BC belonged to Chris Constable, double, single; Barb Wood, double; Theresa Hoard, three singles; Kammi Jamieson, two singles; and Brandi Newlands.
For Tyendinaga, Empey swatted a double at the dish while Candy Sallans, Christine Publow, Bev Haight and King also hit safely.
Doug Grant Open
The ninth Doug Grant Open tennis tournament is scheduled for Aug. 21-23 in Brighton. Entry deadline is Aug. 20 at 11 p.m., at the following costs: Singles, $30; Doubles, $30 (per team). Competition will take place in men's and women's singles and doubles, plus mixed doubles. A portion of the entry fees will be donated to the Canadian Cancer Society in memory of Fay Pope and Dave Fobear. The event includes a barbecue on Saturday, Aug. 22. Register via email at: mikepopefilms@yahoo.ca.