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4~ Orono We.Jdy Tlmeu~ W.dnosday, April 14, 1093 Dufferîn Aggregate Tykes wîth 2 wins, 1, The Dufferin Aggregates Tyke team entertained their fans wel1 this weekend. The Baster Bunny must have treated the boys well tbis Easter, because they came out with belîs on. Skylight Donuts were their opponents and defeated they were. Matt Caruana scored three goals in the flrst period with Doug Garlick assisting on one of them. Bryan Bickell scored an unassisted goal in the first period along with Dustin Weagant poking one in from Matt Caruana, this gave Orono a 5-2 lead. Orono not letting up in the second period when Jeff Mercier scored from a pass by Bryan Bickell. Later that period Matt Caruana scored again to give himself five more points for tbis gaine. The final two goals of the gaine were scored by Bryan Bickeil wbich gave Bryan a bat- trick, Matt Mitchell assisted on one of the goals. Two penalties were handed out this game to Orono, Dustin Weagant for interference and Jeff Mercier for tripping. The final score of the gane was 9-4 for Dufferin. Later that afternoon the boys were back in the arena again for another playoff game, this time playing against McGregor IDA. This game was as littie overwhelming as our boys took home another win of 9-1. Matt Caruana worked extremely hard tbis afternoon as he collected himself 7 more goals, 1 assisted by Andy Bangay another by Kevin Martin. Brian Pisani playing bis alI time great defense position and welI played it was, s they say protect your goalie, weil Brian and Ian Crasbley are the best of Ioss buddies out there because if Ian misses Brian stops it. Bryan Bickell collected another goal this day with assistance from Colin Maitland and Matt Mitchell. Jeff Mercier also scored another goal of the day witb Matt Caruana and Kevin Martin assisted on. Bryan 1RIck&II received a penalty two minutes for bigb sticking. Congratulations to the boys on their 2 wins. Well, Monday night came and se, did Shopper's Drug Mart to the Orono arena for a 7:30 p.m. Rame. With a playoff position looking real good for the Dufferin boys, - they lost 6-3. Ian Crashley playing a terrific game in net along with aIl the other boys giving 100%. The coaches said ibis bad to be one of the besi gaines that the boys had ever played. Matt Caruana started the gaine off in the first shift with getting the firsi goal on the board. But Shopper's didn't take long to tie it up. Shopper's then scored anoiber quick one to give tbemn the lead, but Mati Caruana finished the first period off with two more unassisted goals. Shopper's then ied it once again in the second period and it wasn't until ihe final period when they score tbree more goals againsi the Orono Dufferin Aggregates to give Shopper's another win. Sbopper's received two penalties and Jeff Mercier received one for Dufferin. The boys have had a awfully long season it seems, but the final gaine of ihe round-robin playoffs is on Tbursday, April 15 at 5:30 p.m. in Orono, so don't forget bring your fans. Hectic playoff sohedule for Major Plumbing April 5tb marked gaine 1 in an 8 gaine BRI{L round robin playoff format for Major Plumbing Atoins as they hosted Pizza Pizza ai Orono arena. Bodu teams put on a fine dîsplay of what playoff hockey is ail about -- a tight cbecking two-way effort with superlative goaltending and a resulting 0-0 score! Major's Dusty Stapleton and Pizza's Mike Luxton earned the shutouts for their respective teains. April 6 saw Major travel down the road to Newcastle arena and visit teain Hutton for game 2. This outing exbibited a much superior offensive display for Major as they defeated ibeir opponents by a 6-1 score. Scoring Major's goals were Brandon Caruana (2), Mat McGlynn (2), Greg Sheiler, and Andrew Beacock. Picking up assists were Clint Hawkshaw (2), Greg Sbetler, Mark Fletcher and Jonas Bonnetta. April 7th Major returned to Newcastle arena for game 3 to host tearn T-Mac. T-Mac bas been a much improved team late in the season and il showed as they prevailed over our guys by a 4-2 score. Major put in a strong effort however and with a lîtile luck could have easily had a couple of more goals! I fact, wbaî appeared to be a third score midway tbrough the third frame (as signalled by one referee) was disallowed by the other wiih no apparent explanation! Winger Clint Hawkshaw îallied Major's first marker from defenceman Mike Knox and winger Jonas Bonnetta at 1:41 of the furst. At 9:31 of the second frame Winger Mati McGlynn slid the puck home on the open side on a nice feed froin centre Greg Shetler for Major's only other score. April 8th Major travelled to Bowmanvile arena for game 4 as ibey visted cain Carnation. Major took control early in ibis contest and skated away to a 4-2 victory. With 54 seconds left in the first, winger Mark Fletcher opened the scoring as he took a Greg Sheller feed in the slot and one-timed it through the pads of a surprised Carnation goaltender. Matt McGlynn picked up tbe other assîst as he started the play down bis wing. At 9:43 of the middle frame Jonas Bonnetta banged ini a Brandon Caruana rebound to the open side with Clint Hawkshaw regisîering ibe other assist on the play. Jusi over 2 minutes laier centre Greg Shetler broke i on a solo effort and powered the puck by a sprawling neiminder for Major's third goal. Finally at 12:56 of the third Mark Fletcher sent Greg Sheiler in alone and the centre made no mistake on a forward deke for his second of the gaine to round out Major's scoring. Major Plumbing gets a well deserved 4 days rest and resumnes Wini~gways continue for OrOflo Camsport Novice, Orono Camsport faced off Seconds later 4fIl i Josh Couture against James Insurance on mnade the final score 5-2 for Thursday, April lst at Camsport on another empîy net Bowmanville Rec Complex. goal. 4f- 30 Nick Lucyk played Carospori bad trouble getiing their another ouistanding gaine in net game going in the first period for Camsport. Congratulations to resulting in a 1-0 lead for James 4f Il Josh Couture on his 5Otb Insurance after 15 minutes, goal of the season. Pucks sîarîed flying halfway The playoff scene moveti to into the second periodwith Kyle Orono on Sunday, April 4th Moore nettingy his first, assisted wbere Camsport took on by 4f Il Josb Couture. Moore Bowmanville Sports Shop., continued his streak with goal # 2 Bowmanville Sports Shop beat one minute later. 4f Il Josh Camsport last turne out in the Port Couture assisted by 4f 16 Josb Perry tournament, so Camsport Brandt brought the score to 3-1 was out for revenge. Camspodts 4f before James Insurance put one il Josh Couture assisted by # 16 more on the board. Josh Brandt opened the scoring at The score remained 3-2 into 14:00. Sport Shop countered at the third period when James 7:00 min. and 4:10 min. with two Insurance pulled their goalie and first period goals taking the lead #f 12 J.P. Pisani assisted by #f 14 at 2-1 into the second period. Kyle Moore put an insurance goal #f 12 J.P. Pisani, assisted by 4f in the empty net of James 1 Matt Gregg and # 14 Kyle Insurance wîth 1:30 left to play. Moore tied the exciting game at 12:40. Cainspori finally took the Toros end season at Thornhill tournament The, Bowmanville Minor Bantam Toro hockey team, sponsored by the Bowmanville Kinsmen Club , rounded out their season by taking part in the 6th annual tournament in Thornhill this past weekend. The team was without their Captain Greg McMurter and also Matt Staley who were both in Finland as apart of the Markham Thunder team. Also missing from the team was goalie Jeff Parry, who suffered a back injury in game # 4 of the playoffs against Newmarket. The Toros looked a littie stale in the first period against a London team that came out skating hard and it showed, as the London team scored five unanswered goals before the Toros finally got themselves together and scored twice in the middle period to make a game of it. London scored twice more niear the end of the game as the Toros were pressing to try and win the period. In game two, the Toros looked much stronger and were tied at 1- 1 entering the third period. A goal by Hillerest right at the beýginning of the period meant that the Toros again had to press for the tying goal and were unlucky on a couple of breakaways flot to score. An empty net goal made the final score 3-1. With game 3 flot having any meaning to the Toro team, the intensity was flot there and the team from Calgary had no problemn in beating them. Garne 1 - Toros 2 v 7 London, scorers Tony Butzer, Scott MacKay, assists Darryl Cook, Ryan Dunnigan; Gamne 2 - Toros 1 v 3 Hillcrest, scorers Paul Lavallee, assists Mike Ferguson, Nick Hand; Game 3 - Toros O v 7 Calgary. The Minor Bantains would like to take this opportunity to thank their sponsor, the Bowmanville Kinsmen and also play Tuesday, April l3th in Bowmanville aren a against Ontario Hydro at 6 p.m. for game 5 in- their series. Sec you there! manager D ave Dunnigan, coach Darreil Staley and assistant coach Ted Lintner for their time and effort througbout the year. John Hand lead at 10:20 on a goal by # 1 6 Josh Brandt, assisted by # il Josh Couture. Bowmanville Sports Shop did hot give up and tied the score again at 13:20 of the third period. Camsport's # 1 Matt Gregg assisted by # 7 Jeif Siemon and #f 14 Kyle Moore, playilng great positioning in front of the net put the tearn ahead 4-3 at 10:50 of the third. Three minutes later Bowmanvile Sports Shop slipped one past # 30 Nick Lucyk totie the game once more at 4 ail. With 3 minutes Ieft Camsport lost # 12 J.P. Pisani to a hit from behind, resulting in a knee injury. The team rallied and went ahead to stay with 1:46 remaining on goal #* 2 for 4f il Josh Couture, assisted by Josh Brandt and Matt Gregg. 'his takes Camsport to 3- 0 for the playoff series. This week will be a busy one for the boys. Keep up the good work. We're ail behind you! 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