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i M.J. Hobbs Girls Capture Basketball Championship The- Canadian Statesman. linwmanville. March 15. 108!) I.O.O.F. Peewees Reach Finals in Bu ffalo Over the weekend of March 3, 4 and 5 the I.O.O.F. Peewee Selects travelled to Buffalo to play in the south Buffalo March Classic. The Tournament consisted consisted of teams from Buffalo, Cleveland, Pittsburg, Mississauga, Mississauga, Hamilton, and Bowmanville with the teams divided into two conferences with the winner of each con ference to play for tournament tournament championship. The I.O.O.F. Peewees faced off against the host Buffalo team and came away with a 3 to 1 victory and a big boost to their confidence. confidence. Scoring for Bowmanville Bowmanville were Mike Talotti, Andrew Allaire and Mike Suess, with assists going to Tim Day, Jason Wichman and Carlo Warr with Carlo being selected game star. Now the Bowmanville team had to play two games Saturday against rivals from the other conference. We faced off against Hamilton in the morning and the much bigger Hamilton Hamilton team came out flying and we were behind 2-0 at the end of the first period. In the second period both Hutton Transport Atoms Deliver Three Victories I-Iutton Transport of the BRHL Atom Division chalked up three wins in regular BRHL action this past weekend, scoring 17 times while giving up only two. In their first game on Saturday, March 11 the Truckers faced off against the team sponsored by Onta- I-Iydro Employees' Union. This team from M.J. Hobbs Senior Public School captured the senior schools girls' basketball championship championship on Wednesday, March 8, during a game at Bowmanville High School. Team members include: (front row from left) Nicky Watt, Sandra Silvestri Jenny Hudgin, Michelle Anderton, Lisa Morrison and These members of the Bowmanville Senior Public School girls' basketball team placed second in the recent basketball tournament for local senior elementary schools. In the front row, from left, are: Alison McArthur, Sarah Couch, Kim Bates, and Christy Falkenberg. In the back row, from left, are: Coach Brian Harris, Melissa Melissa Cookson, Carolyn Watters, Kim MacMaster and Daelan Judd. Martha Worboy. In the back row, from left, are: Mrs. Buttery (coach), Jessica Reynolds, Carolyn Barkey, Cindy Gerofalo, Sarah Richardson, Melanie Shmyr, Charmen Wellington and Mr. Webster (coach). The final final score was 5-4 in favor of M.J. Hobbs. Big Victory For Jug City Last Saturday night the Graham's Jug City Novice Selects hosted the Oshawa C.Y.O. Selects. Oshawa came out fast and at 4:11 of the 1st, Andrew Torrelletti scored on a perfect pass from Brad Lokey. Our boys were flat until 10:03 of the 1st. when Chris Watson feathered a pass to Scott McKay who, like the sniper he is around the net, made no mistake to tie the contest. contest. The spark still wasn't there after the goal, with pressure being put on by Oshawa. Greg Koenderman showed everyone in the crowd that he came to play, with a 2 goalie system all year, the duties are shared, and when Trevor Wright took over from Greg midway through the 2nd frame he showed everyone why these two goalies are both #1 on the team. The great goal- tending sparked the boys and atl4:30 of the 2nd. Clayton Kohn bulged the mesh after being set up in front with a picture pass from Erik Griffin. End to end action took over, with great chances for both teams. At 12:28 of the 3rd, hard work paid off as Scott McKay and Chris Watson Watson teamed up once again to make the score 3 to 1. 30 seconds later, Chris Watson picked up his 3rd assist of the game when he fed Chris Baumhauer in front to make the final score 4-1 in favour of our boys. 'Thanks to all the boys for a good effort against a very good team from Oshawa. All HUNGRY FOR VALUES no Defencemen Niall O'Donnell, Colin Galinski, Greg Knox and Les McCrory combined with goaltender Ryan Stain ton and a little luck to form an impenetrable impenetrable wall in front of the Hutton Hutton net, resulting in a shutout shutout victory. Forwards Mike Ferguson, Ben Medd, Brian Hogen- hout, Jeremy Bighorn, Jeff Hughes, Alex Walcer, Curtis Courneyea, Brad Read and Paul Hollingsworth worked hard and passed well, creating creating many scoring opportunities. opportunities. And by the time the final final buzzer sounded, the team had capitalized on eight of them. As of late, all of the Hutton forwards are playing a strong passing gome and backchecking well. Defenceman Greg Knox played particularly well on the blueline and was a key element in many of the drives for the Ontario Hydro net. Curtis Courneyea and Les McCrory each notched a hat trick with Jeff Hughes connecting for two goals. Assists Assists were earned by Ben Medd, Alex Walcer, Brad Rend and Colin Galinski. On Sunday morning the Truckers had their work cut out for them when they met 401 Esso in a much closer game. In a first period domi- the team members and coaching staff would like to thank our new sponsor (Graham's (Graham's Jug City) of Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Members of this year's Novice Select Team are: Goal Tenders - Greg Koenderman and Trevor Wright. Forewards and Defence - Craig Sabine, Brett Pakosta, Mike McCrory, Jeff Carter, Guy Tousignant, Robbie MacChevne, Craig Mathe- son, Jeff Shmyr, Chris Watson, Watson, Scott McKay, Erik Griffin, Griffin, Clayton Kohn, Chris Baumhauer. Coach - Glen McKenzie, Asst. Coach - Dale Watson, Manager - Bill Pakosta, Sponsor - Graham's Jug City. REMNANTS Carpet & Vinyl Flooring s 60% OFF M.S.L.P. ÏIEERLESS AROUSE Silky Carved Elegance 1495 sq. yd. Berber Style CARPET sq. yd. Vinyl Flooring Cambray 795 ■ sq. yd. 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S„ Oshawa 434-3939 nated by Hutton, the opposition's opposition's goaltender, Steve Sargent, Sargent, made many stops on Hutton's marksmen allowing allowing only Les McCrory to score. When 401 Esso came to life in the second period so did Hutton's goaltender Ryan Stainton, making several several great saves. Early in the second period, Alex Walcer Walcer found Les McCrory in the slot who then drilled it past the 401 Esso netmind- er. Three minutes later, Peter Peter Schoep stickhandled his way through the opposition and neatly deked the goalie to increase the lead to three but 401 Esso answered a minute later with a goal of their own. Greg Knox ended the scoring when he put in Hutton's Hutton's fourth goal early in the third period on a pass from Jeff Hughes back to the point. The fans were treated to some excellent Hutton passing passing plays during this game and by the solid team effort put forth. Later on Sunday, Hutton Transport played another exciting game when they met the team sponsored by J&J Sharpening. For the first part of the opening period, period, J&J kept most of the play in the Hutton end and f oal tender Ryan Stainton ad to stay sharp to keep the puck out of the net. The Truckers changed momentum momentum and created some excellent excellent chances to score but were foiled by J&J's goal- tender, Clayton Rendelf. Finally, Finally, a breakaway slap shot by Les McCrory found the marks. The clearing pass came from Alex Walcer and assisted by Jeremy Bigham. The tight-checking game continued into the second period. Jeff Hughes, stationed stationed outside the crease, tucked in a loose puck to go ahead by two. Les McCrory and Niall O'Donnell earned the assists. During the last minute of play in this period, period, Peter Schoep increased Hutton's lead to three. On some nice passin Greg Knox and Alex Walcer combined to feed Jeff Hughes who ably beat the J&J goaltender. Then on an end to end rush, Curtis Courneyea put in Hutton's fifth and final goal. Ryan Stainton worked hard to keep the puck out of the Hutton net but his bid for a shutout was ended when J&J scored late in the third period to tally the game's final final point. Defenseman Colin Galinski Galinski made several timely and accurate poke checks in this game to thwart several J&J attacks. Ben Medd was quite visible digging in the corners, Niall O Donnell never seems to be intimidated intimidated by many of the opposition's opposition's larger players and is continually giving his all. Paul Hollingsworth, who improved improved his stickhandling early in the season, is lately executing some very good passes. Each Trucker is an integral integral part of the team effort that resulted in this weekend's weekend's wins and in their outstanding outstanding record so far this season. Well done. teams scored twice with Mike Talotti and Andrew Allaire Allaire scoring for I.O.O.F. assisted assisted by Tim Day and Jeff Johnston but that still left us trailing 4 to 2 at the end of the second period. In the third period. Bowmanville Bowmanville pulled together to score 3 goals and take the lead 5 to 4 only to have Hamilton come back and tie it 5 to 5. So, with only seconds seconds left on the clock, Andrew Andrew Allaire received a pass from Mike Talotti in our own end and skated down the boards, cut to the centre and put the puck in the top corner to give Bowmanville a 6 to 5 victoiy. Andrew Allaire Allaire was awarded game star. With the afternoon free it was off to the outlet mall for shopping. So after two victories Bowmanville led their conference conference but still had to face Mississauga from the National National Conference in their third game. The Mississauga Mississauga Allstar team had breezed through their . first two games outscoring their opponents opponents 12 to 2 so Mississauga and Bowmanville were the only two teams to remain undefeated in conference play. Game three started and Bowmanville was not given much of a chance against the bigger Mississauga team that finished all their checks with their sticks and although although being outshot 25 to 10 Mississauga only managed managed to outscore us 2 to 1 with Mike Suess assisted by Scott McGregor and Carlo Warr scoring for Bowmanville Bowmanville and Jeff Johnston receiving receiving game star award. But Bowmanville's 2 win 1 loss record held up and they won the American Conference Conference with Mississauga winning tfie National Conference Conference so the Championship Championship game was set for Sunday Sunday Afternoon. With Saturday night free the parents were treated to a dance with free bar and food at the hotel's Gazebo bar and pool area. Courtesy of the tournament. It turned out to be a great time for the parents to relax and enjoy themselves. With the Championship game set for 1:45 Sunday, parents and players got to sleep in and pack to go home with plenty of time to get to the arena. The Championship game ended Mississauga 4 Bowmanville Bowmanville 2 but the Bowmanville Bowmanville team played like Champions Champions and displayed character, sportsmanship, and determination which can make themselves, their g arents, coaches and the .R.H.L. very proud of this team. Scoring in the final game were Andrew Allaire and Tim Day assisted by Jason Jason Wichman,Mike Talotti and Kevin Colbourne with Sarah Couch awarded the game star. The team consisting of Sarah Couch, Andrew Allaire, Allaire, J.P. Tousignant, Matt Yeo, Kevin Bullock, Chad Veinot.Mike Suess, Carlo Warr, Scott McGregor, Mike Talotti, TimDay, Kevin Colbourne, Colbourne, Jason Wichman, Jeff Johnston, and Spencer Latin showed that sportsmanship, sportsmanship, determination and team play can carry you a long way. Congratualtions I.O.O.F. Peewee Selects. On March 1st, the I.O.O.F. Peewees downed O.C.H.L. 2 to 0 in Done van. Shutout to Sarah Couch. 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