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I I Skylight Keeps Winning Skylight Donuts Tykes carried their undefeated regular regular season record into the first" game of the playoff round robin and came away with a 10-1 victory over Shoppers. Over the regular season the Shoppers squad was always always a formidable opponent and always gave Skylight tough opposition. The Skylight Skylight team however took to the ice on Friday, April 6th with a single goal in mind, and this was to defeat every team in its path to the Tyke "A" Championship. Skylight came out flying and in the first shift of the game, Stephen Stephen Hoar scored 2 goals. This could have deflated Shoppers, but it didn't. Shoppers fought back with a goal by Chris Laton to make it 2-1, and they had numerous numerous other scoring opportunities opportunities only to be turned away by Skylight's goalie Darren Powell. Ian Gleeson scored 2 more for Skylight in the first ,to have Skylight up 4-1 after $ .period. , iUI The highlight . of the game, however, was still to come. Jeff Reynolds for Skylight Skylight had gone the entire regular season without scoring scoring a goal. Jeff, who always works hard in the corners and fights hard for position in front of the net was finally finally rewarded with not 1, but 2 goals in the first shift of the 2nd period. His 1st goal came from in front of the net where Jeff took a hard wrist shot to the bottom right corner. corner. For his 2nd goal Jeff found himself all alone at the blue line with the puck. He then skated in untouched untouched from the right side and made another good hard shot to score his 2nd. Congratulations Congratulations Jeff from all your Skylight team mates and coaches. The 3rd period saw Skylight Skylight extend their lead by 4 more goals, with Ian Glee- son and Stephen Hoar scoring scoring 2 more each. Congratulations Congratulations to all Skylight team members for an all round team effort, and the best of luck for all the remaining games. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 11,1990 9 Remote Control Car is Choice of Champion Gymnasts to Compete in Whitby by Brad Kelly Two Town of Newcastle residents will be strutting their stuff at a major, gymnastics gymnastics competition in Whitby Whitby on April 20-22. Alisha Conahan, of Bowmanville, Bowmanville, and Stephanie Cappuccitti, of Courtice, will be representing this area in the KAO Elite Ontario Gymnastics Gymnastics Championships. . At a press conference on Monday, the Gemini Gymnastics Gymnastics Club of Oshawa unveiled unveiled plans for the event to local members of the media. The competition will bring the highest level athletes in Ontario to Iroquois Park, the chosen site for the three day competition. Alisha will be competing in the National Open category, category, while Stephanie will be entered in the Pre-Novice division. division. If all goes well for the girls, their coach predicts top finishes for both. The shy eighth grader from Bowmanville Senior Public also felt confident. "I feel pretty good about my chances," she said. "I'll be a little nervous though because my family and friends will be there watching." watching." rH ■ n„,, )r: );;;: n ii 4T,w or; ' In.. IT'S TIME TO Get the Clubs Out! 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Alisha will need to place in the top six at this event, to advance to the National Championships in Halifax in May. Stephanie Cappuccitti For Stephanie, it will mark only the second time she has competed in a competition. competition. The 57 pound grade four student from Monsignor Cleary is optimistic optimistic about her chances. "I think I'll do pretty good," she predicted. "My goal is to be the best in the World some day. I also want to compete in the Olympics." Coach Soroksky is very optimistic about the future Novices Win Title The Adam & Eve Novice team won the A Championship Championship in the Ajax House League tournament. In game one Adam & Eve defeated Hammer Contracting Contracting 6 to 2. Scoring for Adam & Eve were Adam Powell, Matthew Akey, and Danny 1 MacDonald, recording four; assists going to Jason Knox. Matthew Stout, Derek Banner-man, Banner-man, and Chris Shields winning the M.V.P. award for game one was Danny MacDonald. In game two, Adam & Eve swept the Peter Everett Plumbing team 13 to 2. Scorers were Matthew Akey with five and Danny MacDonald MacDonald with eight. Assists going to Jason Knox, Matthew Matthew Stout, Jason Charbon- neau, Adam Powell, John Galbraith and picking up a pair was Chris Shields. David David Clark, Adam & Eve's net minder was awarded the M.V.P. for game two. That win advanced Adam & Eve to the semi-finals against V&G on Sunday, April 8th. First period action was fast two-way hockey with both teams having plenty of chances. Danny DEALING IN THE DIRT! - $ SUZUKI RMX250L RM250L . v u ■ Ten $50.00 Vouchers with the purchase of either model. Good for Genuine Suzuki Parts and Accessories. (offer good till April 30th, 1990) Bringing Suzuki to Durltam Region $ SUZUKI The ride of your life. Asselstine Country DURHAM RD. 57 NORTH OF BOWMANVILLE 986-4437 of his nine-year-old sensation. sensation. "Stephanie will be available available to compete in the 1996 Olympics." he said. International International Olympic Committee rules limit a competitor's age to 15, thus making Stephanie eligible for the '96 Games in Toronto, perhaps. "She has the chance to be a high level, competitive girl in the field of gymnastics," he added. "She's a good worker with lots of talent. She'll be prepared to finish in the top at this competition." competition." , In Stephanie's only other competition, she placed fifth, and won the honour of being the smallest competitor. That's hardly a drawback, though, in this sport of grace and beauty. The Elite Ontario Competition Competition is the most prestigious gymnastics meet held by the Ontario Gymnastics Federation Federation each year. A bidding process is used by each region region to host the event. The Metro East region, to which the Gemini club belongs, was awarded the competition competition 18 months ago. Within the Region, each club put in a bid to host the event. The Gemini club won, and was awarded the event six months ago. Alisha will be involved on Friday night, and will continue continue again on Sunday morning. Stephanie will compete on Saturday morning. morning. .. .. ... Jeff Connelly was the tdp fundraiser in the youth division of the Big Brothers Bowl For Millions. To thank him for his efforts he received a gift certificate worth $250 at Bowmanville Audio Vision. Jeff already picked out a remote control car. Pictured here with Jeff are Jack Munday, of tne Big Brothers Bowl For Millions committee; Judy Connelly and Ted Denny, Bowmanville Audio Vision owner. Adam &Eve Wins 6-3 On Saturday, March 24th Adam & Eve defeated Young Drivers 6 to 3. Scorers for Adam & Eve were Jason Knox, Jason Charbonneau, and Danny MacDonald picking picking up four. Assists going to Matthew Akey and Danny MacDonald. Sunday March 25th Adam & Eve 8 Carters 5. Scorers were Danny MacDonald MacDonald 7 and Jason Knox with an assist also going to Jason. Saturday, March 31st - Adam & Eve 5 All Canadi ans 2. Scoring all five for Adam & Eve was Danny MacDonald. Assists going to David Clark, Adam Powell, recording a pair of assists each were Chris Shields, Jason Jason Knox and Mark Beittle. Monday, April 2nd Adam & Eve 6 V&G 7. Scorers were Danny MacDonald picking up four and Matthew Matthew Akey recording a pair. Assists going to Adam Bar- raball and Danny MacDonald. MacDonald. On Thursday, April 5th Adam & Eve end round robin robin ' play with a win over Bonded Paving 10 to 2. Scorers Scorers were Jason Knox, John Galbraith, Matthew Akey picking up a pair was Adam Powell and Danny MacDonald MacDonald • recording five. Assists going to Jason Knox, Jason Charbonneau, Danny Mac- Donald, picking up a pair each were Matthew Akey and Chris Shields. Adam & Eve are playing against V&G in the playoffs. Good luck guys. MacDonald puts Adam & Eve on the hoard and ends the first period. V&G came back to tie it up early in the second. Nearing the halfway halfway point in the second. Adam & Eve got a two man advantage as V&G draws a pair of penalties the power play paid off as Danny MacDonald's MacDonald's second goal puts Adam & Eve ahead. . . Adam & Eve's .defence core of Jason Knox, Chris Shields, Adam Barraball' and Matthew Stout played a strong positional game in front of our net and clearing the puck. V&G came back to tie the game again at the end of the second period. The third period saw some excellent passing by both teams. Danny MacDonald MacDonald takes Adam & Eve ahead again early in the period period on a nice pass from Matthew Stout. Adam & Eve's wingers John Galbraith. Mark Coluc- ci, Adam Powell, Derek Ban- nerman, Jason Charbonneau Charbonneau and Mark Beittle did a fine job of keeping V&G in check. Midway into the third, V&G came back to tie it up again. That goal would end tne third period and force sudden death overtime, the first overtime was scoreless with both teams pounding each others net,forcing a second second sudden death period with only 3 players a side and no goalies the puck is dropped with Adam & Eve winning the draw. Dnnny MacDonald carries the puck over the blue line and fires but the puck goes wide, rushing in and picking up the rebound was Matthew Akey, taking time and lining up tne final shot that ended tne game 4 to 3 for game three Matthew Akey picked up the M.V.P. nwara. That win advanced Adam & Eve to the Championship game against North Oshawa. The first period had North Oshawa putting on some deadly pressure and taking a 2 to 0 lead ending ending the first period. Starting the scoring for Adam & Eve early in the second was Matthew Akey on a pass from Jason Knox. Again four minutes later Matthew Akey ties it up on a sot of passes from Jason Knox and Derek MacDonald keeps,tho tlriyo alive with a hat-trick. 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