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Orono W.kIy Tim.s~ W.dnosdayj~ Merci, ~ 104 Major Plumbing Novice Up With Two Victories Major Plumbing OMHA Novice enjoycd another successful weckend of hockey beginning with a game against Port Hope on Friday niglit in Orono. Orono look the lcad ia thc flrst pcriod on an unassisted goal by Collin Curcatz only to sec Port Hope tic the game before the period end"d Orono took control of thc game in thc second with three unanswercd goals. Jesse Gimblctt scored Utcefrst of these assistcd, by Curtis Robinson and Matt Caruana. Curtis Robinson, added to Uic lcad with a fine shot on thc top corner witb assists gomng to Collin Cureatz and Lee Ailin. DJ. Boardman scored thc prettiest goal of Uic game when, he tippcd a good pass from Colin Cureatz bctwcen thc legs of Uic Port Hope goalie also assisted by Bryan Bickell. Port Hope got two goals back m ic eUird period to one by Orono scored by Lce Alln assisted by Curtis Robinson and Tyson Gimblett to give Orono a well dcserved 5 to 3 victory. Sunday morning Orono took to Uic ice at Uic Civic Auditorium in Oshawa against Uic Little NHL Major Rcd Wmngs. Orono put thc Pressure on with Uic flrst shift of the game with Curt Robinson scoring assistcd by Jesse Gimblett and Lee Allin. The game remained close until late in Uic second period when Lce Allia dug the puck out of the corner and fcd Uic pass ta Matt Caruana who scorcd to add to the Orono lead. Seconds later from a faceof ini Uic corner DJ. Boardman and Jesse Gimblett found Jamie Rowe alone in front of Uic, net and lie made no mistake. Jesse Gimblett scored Uic final goal of Uic game in Uic third period whcn lie broke in alone ta complue a fine rush and scored unassisted wiUi a liard shot ta Uic top corner of Uic net. Although Josh Brandt in the Orono net was not overworked hie was called on to make several difficult saves on bis way ta a 4 ta 0 shut out of Uic Oshawa team, Orono continues their exhibition Play Friday in Orono as Uiey host Port Pcrry for Uic flrst meeting of the season. Dufferin Tykes with three. wins to credit Dufferin Tykes take on Tim's Rentai After a lengthy delay on Tucsday, February 22 at the Bowmanville 1Recreation Complex, the Tykes took ta Uic ice to play the game. Orono's Bradley Griffmn was la net for thc flrst time and notdhed.up a shut out for bis great effort. Orono dominatcd mucli of the play s Uicy put up Urcc goals as in the first period. # 2 Ryan Fowlcr scored first unassisted on an end to end rush. # 6 Matt Mitchell, taking ic pass from # 5 Chris Moffat, wrappcd it around the netta put it past thc Tim's goalie, and # 19 Brian Pisani, getting Uic pass from # 17 Steve Gregg and # 12 Colin Maitland, shot a puck that bit two Tim's players before going Urougli Uic goalices legs. Orono continued thcir scoring sprecela Uic second pcriod as # 6 Matt Mitchell got # 2 for the night from # 17 Steve Gregg and #f 19 Brian Pisani. Ryan Fowler also got bis deuce, from # 35 Ian Craslly and # 14 Kyle Cox. # 9 Gregory Dunham finishcd the second period scoring as lie scorcd assisted from # 5,Chris Moffat and # 3 Paul Richiter. Orono scorcd one more time in Uic 3rd. As # 2 Ryan Fowler got the bat trick goal from # il Andrew Bangay and # 14 Kyle Cox. Thc boys wcre proud of their 7-O win and carried their enthusiasm ia Port Perry on Saturday whcrc Uiey played an exhibition game against Port Pcrry Blue. The boys won 21-3 and also leared the Port Pcrry two-step. Dufferin Aggles down Deighton The Tykes played Uieir last regular season match on Friday, February 25. Their opponients wcre as the week previous Deighton Associates. The outcome was also as the week previous with Uic Aggies posting a shutout against Uic Deighton team. With their trademark persistent forcchecking and aggrcssive defensive play thc Aggies dominatcd Uic play. Had Uic Aggies been able, to capitalize on but half Uieir chances Uic score could easily have been double Uic five that Uicy did notch. Most of the lads now realize that a teammate will be manning the slot and a centring pans makes Uic game more exciting. Should bis teammate get some Wood on that cenlring pass then that will only add fur-ther excitement. The Orono tcam was led by Ryan Fowler, who netcd a pair of goals on the evening. Steve Grcgg, Kevin Martin and Kyle Allin ecd collectcd single goals;, ail frorn Uic sbot or ic goal crease areas. WiUi a pair, Mati Mitchell led Gregory Dunham, Chris Moffat, Kyle Cox and Cliris Boyce in assists. By turng asidc Uic handful of shots that lie faccd and uslag Uic dlock to bis advantage Ian Crasbley earncd bissecond shutout of Ui c sason. The Aggies cnded Uic regular scason with the leagues' lowest total goals against. Goal coadch, Gcrry Martin, who coacbcd any of Uic boys wlio wishcd to take the challenge, deserves mudli of Uic credit as lie prepared ail those willing with Uic basics. As Uic boys hcad ia Uichepost scason play wc wish tlicm continucd good luck on an already succcssful year. Two out of three for B.OHOL. Optimists The past weckend was a busy one for Uic B.R.H.L. Optimist Club Tyke Selects, with three games on Uic slate. Friday, March 4Ui found Uic team in Pickering for a rematch against Uic Ajax Tyke Selects, who had beaten Bowmianvile a few weeks carlier. On Uiis occasion, however, the boys pickcd up wliere Uiey had left off in winning the Wonderland Cup the week before, and Uiey dcfcated Ajax 3- 1. Supported by strong goaltcnding from Justin Andrews and Gord Baird, Uic boys played a typically strong defensive game, while managing to solve Uic defensive prowess of tic Ajax squad. Although Bowmanvillc scemed to control mudli of the first period, they were unable to pressure Uic Ajax net, and Ajax finally scored in Uic last minute of the period, in spite of three point blank saves by Justin Andrews on Uic play. Midway Urough Uic second period, Rene C artier jumped alI over a loase puck during an Ajax line change and went in to score unassisted. With the game tied at one halfway Urough tic third period, Bowmanville applied pressure around Uic Ajax net and finally got Uic go-abead goal from Bryan Barchard, assistcd by Adam Cryderman and Steplien Cornelissen. Bryan added insurance a fcw seconds later on a long shot that thc Ajax goalie tried to shoot away before stopping. He missed, Adam Cryderman pickcd up bis second assist of Uic period on Uic play. Bowmanville tIen nurscd Uic 3-1 lead through to the end of Uic game, smothcring the talcntedl Ajax teamn with ic forechecking blanket that lias become their trademark of late. The boys are obviously playing with a high level of confidence,, and. all Uic tedious, repetition of fundarnentals at practice is paying off, as tIc boys clearly understand their responsibilities on Uic ice. Congratulations on a solid win against a tougb team. On Saturday, Marcî 5th, Uic B.R.H.L. Optimist Club Tyke Selects played two more games against quality Durham Region competition. Most of thc boys baad already played bouse league games before Uic Select games, and tbis made it a very long day. The injured Jamie Whitehead was welcomed back to tle fold as a dedicated observer -- great ta sec you up and about Jarnie! The first gamne against the Pickering Tyke Sclects saw Bowmanville explode from Uic opening face-off for a quick goal by Adanm Cull, assisted by Rene Cartier. Sbortly thereafier Matt, Best snuck in behind Pickering's defence ta take a pass fram Bryan Barclard and score on a long' breakaway after fending off a couple of defenders along tle way. Pickering fmnally got on Uic board on a shot from behind Uic Bowmanville net tbat caromed in' off Justin Andrews' foot. Rene Cartier got that one back on a shorUianded brcakaway with an excellent backland shot. Andrews made a fine brcakaway stop in Uic last minute, and Uic tcam led 4-1, lead Icading into Uic third period. The remainder of ic game was a scrappy affair, with both îeams playing a tiglit- checking style and limiting the number of, quality scoring chances, Pickering had a slight edge in play in Uihis period and secmcd tb force Bowmanville away from their positional gamne, but Andrews was beaten only once more, and lic made a couple of Potvin-like saves ta preserve Uic 4-2 win. Final shots on goal were 11-7 in favour of Bowmanville. Next, it was off to Brooklin for a 9 p.m. encouniter with Uic Whitby Selects. This was a rematcî of a game played in January betwccn these two teams, wbicb was won by Bowmanville 3-2. On this night, bowever, Whitby prevailed 4-2, despite bclag outslot il to 6. TMe tcams played a scoreless first period, with Wbitby's goaltender making numerous difficult saves in thc early going. With 13 seconds left in the pcriod, Bowmanville's Mike Richardson drew bis first of two penalties on Uic night, and Whitby took advantage early in Uic second period ta go abead 1- 0. Bryan Barchard tied Uings up on a bard wrist shot, assisted by Rene Cartier. Whitby went back into Uic lead a few moments later wben Gord Baird, wbo seed to bc fighting Uic puck, wasunable to corral a rebound. Whitby added another goal early in thc third period before Barchard scored bis second of Uic night on a power play, assisted by Mike Richards on and Rene Cartier. With the goaltender out for an extra attacker, Bowmanville was unable ta apply any pressure and Oon Registration 1994 Date: Monda y, March 7th Monda y, March 2lst Place: Orono Arena TIme: 7:00 - 9:00 pin. If Ffrat Tinga Regstering in Oromo Pleae Brin g Copy of Birth Certificat. and Realth dard (Early Bird) Registration Fee Schedule (Af t., Marna Zad R.frtata .il e 20.00 amd hltttd by Rgartea,, Note: Coaches are need.d at aU levalis, oeillappropriate contact for more jet o. S~Rt0-d imialonAU (Dec 31t/94 Fpi Basebail T-Bail 4,5 & 6 40.00 4-Pitch 7 &8 . $40.00 Tyke 8&9 $75.00 Mosquito 10 & il $75&00 PeeWee 12 & 13 $75.00 Bantam 14 &15 380.0 Midget 16 -20 $80.00 Net... W. ,. ied1.14R.j, t...,. if the bu.,..t i. thon.. Regintatio., *fermRap te.,. dU te hiat,. R*p Ployons, pi-.. ngt.noum anefren.Ma, 7 oahite- 1vpaa« lm SOJA. ay. Contact: (Rap) Tin Tut ta 983-5465 (Homme Lague) Art Raid 983-9495 Girls Softball Novice 9, 10 & il $40.W0 PeeWee 12, 13 & 14 $55.00 Bantam/Midget 15-18 $55.00 Whitby closed tlilngs out with an empty-netter. The boys seemed to take the loss liard, but listen guys, you can't win 'cm ail, so accept defeat graciously when it happens, and try again next time. Coach Barchard observed that some players' were trying to do too much on their own, and this tearu is successful when it plays as a team. However, given, the hour and length of the day, if's asking a lot of 7-year-olds to maintain- tie level of play that our boys have lately displayed. And there's a lot of hockey to corne, with House League playoffs and tournaments. So rest up guys - we know youll bounce back! Bring a friend for haif price The Oshawa Symphony Orchestra is offering it's Springtimc Bring a Friend For Half-Price Sale. 'Both on Saturday, April 24th when offering Dvork, Schubert, and Francaix and on Sunday, May lSth when offering Handel, Baker, Godard and Rimski- Korsakov. Pay full price for one ticket and half-price for the second ticket. Both concerts are at Eastdale collegiate. Further information 579-6711. 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