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! ; M i --,U I 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 16, 1991 A&R Flooring Picks Up Another Three Victories On Saturday Jan. 5, A&R Flooring edged Rotary 7-4 in an exciting game. Jeff Reynolds Reynolds opened the scoring 30 seconds into the first period to give A&R an early lead. Tyler Kohn scored for A&R making it 2-0. Martin Frampton of Rotary came back with two goals, to end the first period in a 2-2 tie. A goal by Thomas Pohjo- lainen of Rotary early in the second period gave them a short-lived lead. Jeff Reynolds Reynolds scored once again, ending the second period in • a 3-3 tie. Rotary's Mark Lemieux Lemieux scored 5 minutes into • the third period once again returning the lead to Rotary. First-year winger, David ' Langstaff, scored his first ■ goal ever to tie the score 4-4. Tyler Kohn scored to return the lead to A&R with Jeff j Reynolds scoring two more insurance goals to end the t game 7-4 for A&R. On Tuesday, January 8, A&R flooring met Durham T.V. at Bowmanville Arena. 'Tyler Kohn scored the first goal of the game, assisted by rookie teammate Robbie '-Vale, giving A&R a 1-0 lead. Tyler Konn scored again, '-this time unassisted, followed followed with a goal by Jeff Reynolds. Reynolds. Jeffs goal was as- , sisted by first-year player Jamie Bryant. It was his 10th assist of the season. In the second period, Tyl- " er Kohn scored his third goal of the game, giving .' A&R a 4-0 lead. Sebastian iDault of Durham T.V., •'scored two quick goals, to s cut A&R's lead in half. Tyl- ; er Kohn picked up his 4th goal of the game, which gave . his team a 5-2 lead at the ' end of the second period. Jeremy Esselink assisted Jeff Reynolds on the final two goals of the game, mak- ■ ing the final score 7-2 for A&R. A&R Flooring met first " place Shoppers Drug Mart, in what could be called the Youth Bowling JUNIOR DIVISION: TEAM STANDINGS: Link 12 points; Shinobi 10 points; Moowalker 10 -points; Zelda 10 points; • Punchout 7 points; Vigilante 7 points; Faxanadu 7 points; Alleyway 6 points; Golvelli- us 6 points; Timelord 5 points; Cabal 2 points; Crossbow 2 points; HIGH TRIPLES: Jason Vickery 610; Brent Huggins 570; Matthew • Botnwell 543; Ryan Flint 538; Amanda Welsh 521; Kyle Dodds 509; , HIGH SINGLES: , Ryan Murphy 216; Jason Vickery 206; Amanda Welsh 201; Stephanie Cooper 201; Kathryn Tait 200; Brent Huggins 196; Matthew Botnwell 193; BANTAM DIVISION TEAM STANDINGS: Rampage 12 points; Contra Contra 11 points; Wanted 10 points; Cyberball 10 points; Kobocop 10 points; Mario 9 Ç oints; Choplifter 7 points; etris 4 points; E-Swat 4 points; Xevious 3 points; Ultima Ultima 2 points; Pinbot 2 points; HIGH TRIPLES: Michael Wilcox 484; Ryan Preston 462; Adam Millson 449; Chris Peldiak 447; Tammy Devera 446; Chris- ; tie Stevens 426; Lori James 405; HIGH SINGLES: Ryan Preston 175; Christie Christie Stevens 175; Michael Wilcox 171; Adam Millson/ Kristin Gifford 170; SENIOR DIVISION: TEAM STANDING: Brown 12 points; Slap- pendel 10 points; Hicks 9 points; Richards 7 points; l Young 4 points; Big Canoe 0 - points; I HIGH TRIPLES: t Stephen Brown 921; ! Dave Slappendel 797; Mike ( Hicks 741; Tracy Burns 632; J Cheri Richards 598; ' HIGH SINGLES: ' Dave Slappenel 351; Ste- phen Brown 325-310-286; . Mike Hicks 286; Cheri Rich- | ards 268; Tracy Burns 236- f 227; Kristen Killens 208; ' Bowler of the Month for i December - Stephen Brown Ï plus 6. . TYKE DIVISION: l TEAM STANDINGS: . Giants 10 points; Cow- ' boys 7 points; Bengnls 6 ' ; Chn ^ points; Chargers 6 points; i Patriots 5 points; Vikings 5 ' points; Colts 5 points; Rams f 4 points; Engles 3 points; ' Falcons 3 points; Cardinals . 2 points; Broncos 0 points; ; HIGH DOUBLES: . Garrett Dodds 294; Terri i FlintofT 247; Christine Cave : 216; ' HIGH SINGLES 1 Garrett Dodds 192; Kim- - berley Hollnm 133; Chris- ' tine Cave 116; Jason Horner ■ 111; Anthony Edmondson 2 111: Derek Yntemnn 103; . Bowler of the month for 1 December - Ashley Burtch. Joan Murphy, Program • Director. match of the season, on Wed. Jan. 9. Tyler Kohn scored the first 2 goals of the game, only 34 seconds apart, giving A&R a quick 2-0 lead. Tyke powerhouse Jonathan Ross scored only seconds later, later, making the score 2-1. Tyler scored twice more in the first period giving A&R a comfortable 4-1 lead. Shopper's teammates; Jonathan Ross, Adam Bowen, Bowen, Chris Burritt, and Tyson Crocker each scored in the second period giving Shoppers Shoppers a 5-4 lead at the end of the second period. With the pressure on, A&R's Jeff Reynolds tied the game three minutes into the third period. Tyler Kohn scored two more goals, 50 seconds apart, giving him a season total ol 58 goals. Kohn's last goal, assisted by teammate Robbie Vale, turned out to be the game winning goal. With only 3:34 left in the game, Jonathan Jonathan Ross scored again cutting A&R's lead to only one goal. Excellent goaltending goaltending by Paul Evans, helped A&R hold on, to win the game 7-6. Excellent games were played by both teams. We are looking forward forward to our next game against Shoppers,, on Sat. Feb. 23. by Karen and Hank Evans Dutchman Atoms Off to Good Start Flying Dutchman Atom Toros started the new year with an impressive record. On Young canada Day (Jan. 5) they defeated Ajax BB 4- 1. John Marco Cannito was excellent in net and the team played very well around him. Chris McKenzie McKenzie and Brent Stockman had a really good game. Then Bowmanville won back-to- back games with Stoufville by scores of 5-1 and 2-1 respectively. respectively. Michael Patrick was brought up from novice Toros and played very well despite a rough game. Chris Watson was brought up from the house league atoms and he too played well. In the second game Mike Maynard Maynard scored both of Toros' goals, despite outstanding goaltendingby the Stoufville goalie. Greg Koenderman was in net for both games. Greg Koenderman once again started the game against Lindsay and he snared the shut out with John Marco Cannito enroute to a 7-0 win. It was Jason Frayne from house league who was called up, and he totally enjoyed it, and played very well. Nicky Zdravkovski got a hat trick in this game. It was off to Omemee Tournament and the first game was an easy one for the boys with a 7-2 win over a Peterborough Church team. Jason Lange hit the net four times. The second game was the best game of the tournament, tournament, Bowmanville vs Port Hope A team. It was fast, good goaltending, good defence, defence, and good backcheck- ing and good forecheckjng. Chris Baumhauer, Mike Leipsig, Erik Griffin and Niki De Freitas were outstanding outstanding on defence along with John Marco's fantastic saves. Final score Toros 2 Port Hope 0. Jason Lange got both goals. Now it was on to the finals finals against Peterborough Petes AAA minor atoms. The boys came out flying and took a 2-0 lead after the first period. Craig Sabine got both of the Toro goals. The Petes took over the third period and won the game 6-2. After having only an hour rest before going into the final game, the boys were very tired the last half of the game, and did their best. Jason Lange (center). Craig Sabine (L. wing) and Niki De Freitas (defence) had an.outstanding game. Members of the team include: include: (L. wing) Nicky Zdravkovski, Craig Sabine, Steven Ewles, (R. wing) Chris McKenzie, Mike Maynard, Maynard, Richard Aasen, (Center) (Center) Jason Lange, Brent Stockman, (Defence) Erik Griffin, Niki De Freitas, Chris Baumhauer, Mike Leipsig, goalie Greg Koenderman Koenderman and John Marco Cannito. . * • ' -i ; ■> ' ■ '• . Goalies are Lange Photo Game After a two week layoff from competition, Langes Photo peewees- returned to the fray this past weekend. On Saturday, January 12, we faced off in a league game against Hooper's Trophies. Trophies. This prove a to be a crowd pleaser with both Jeff Parry in our net and Jeff Crawford of Hooper's shin- ing. Langes struck first with Liberty Mutual Displays Great Team Effort in Recent Contest Liberty Mutual Novices played another great game on Saturday, / January 12, and came away with a 6-0 win over Young Drivers. Liberty Mutual was in top form from the opening face- off, and took the lead midway midway through the first period when Jason Greenham went into the comer and passed the puck out front to Derrick Welch, who made no mistake mistake and put it in the net. In the second period, Michael Michael Harper broke through the defence and scored, unassisted, unassisted, on a nice wrist shot. Wingers Brian Villa- mere, Ryan Davis, Matt Devera Devera and Derrick Welch did a great job along the boards, and passed the puck out in front for several good scoring scoring chances. Late in the period, period, centre Jason Green- ham brought the puck out from the corner ana put it in the top corner to make the score 3-0 for Liberty Mutual. Our boys didn't let up in the third period. Defenceman Defenceman Michael Harper scored two unassisted goals to record his second hat-trick of the season, and increase Liberty Mutual's lead to 5-0. Congratulations, Michael! Defenceman Darren Kok, J.J. Warden, Steve DcGrnnf and Michael Harper cleared the puck well; the forwards did some fine back-checking and goalie Ben Plowright made some great saves. With only one second left on the clock, centre Timmy Swan made the score 6-0, on a goal assisted by Steve De- Grnaf. Congratulations to Ben on his aluit-out, and to all the boys on another great team effort. Cathy Harper 987-5053 Wes Thompson getting an unassisted goal 30 seconds into the second period. Late in the second, Hooper's tied the score to set up an exciting exciting third period. Énd-to-end action kept everyone on their toes. Late in the third, with 2:30 remaining on the clock, Colin Galinski returned returned from his injury in fine fashion by setting up Steve Bonneau for the game winner. Luck was with us today but Hooper's gave us everything everything we could handle and our next game against them should be a sell-out. On Saturday evening we faced the CYO selects from Oshawa. We were missing three key players and recruited recruited Phil. Gushlak and Mike Ferguson from Checkers. Checkers. Both adjusted well to new linemates and our system, system, giving a good account of themselves. Bashful Bill Thrasher also showed up to lead the cheering section. Action was hot and heavy throughout the game. During During the first two periods we held our own everywhere but on the scoreboard. We were getting our chances but not the bounces and after after two periods, CYO led by a score of 4-0. Our success this year has been accomplished by perseverance perseverance ana the third period showed it. Wes Thompson (our workhorse), scored a pair from Damien Jay and Jason Bubnr and it was easily easily our period but CYO skated skated away with a 4-2 victory. Coach Powell has hopes of a re-match, as we have proven to be competitive at this level. level. Sunday saw us in Orono against Christ Church of" the OCHL. This was also a hard hitting nail-biter and it's no wonder that both parents and kids were exhausted by Sunday evening. Langes scored early in the first period on an unassisted unassisted goal by Nick Katsikis. From then on it was time for Jeff Parry in our net and his counterpart for Oshawa to shine. They thwarted many opportunities in both ends until late in the third period when Christ Church scored to tic the game. Two tired teams skated off the ice and it was a just finish to an exciting exciting game. It was a good weekend. Wo are returning to form and playing .500 hockey against top-notch competition competition is a plus. Way to go team! Bad Weather for Family Trust Selects Win " B " Cu p FAMILY TRUST VS. HARMONY CHURCH On Saturday, January 12th, the Hollingsworth Family Trust team played an early morning game at the Bowmanville Arena against Harmony Church of the O.C.H.L. The bad weather had the Tigers playing playing with a short benen of only seven skaters. The Tigers Tigers tried hard to score but, after two periods, the score- board read 0-0. Early in the 3rd period Harmony scored the only goal of the game to make the score Harmony 1 - Family Trust 0. 401 ESSO VS. FAMILY TRUST The Tigers hit the ice again at 1:00 p.m. to play a league game against 401 Esso of the B.R.H.L. The Tigers Tigers lit up the scoreboard first when Mike McCrory carried the puck into 401 ESSO's end Before passing out to Greg Hoy who was positioned positioned in front of the net. Greg lifted the puck over the f oalie and into the net. The igers could not handle the powerful ESSO team as they scored three goals to make the final score read 401 ESSO 3 - Family Trust 1. The Tigers then had to head to Newcastle to play a make-up game against Geranium Geranium Homes. The Tigers went into this game having scored only one goal in the last four games. The coaches coaches went over with the boys that they had to start working working as a team and this paid off as Chris Watson scored the first Tiger goal when he beat the Geranium defence to the loose puck then shooting shooting the puck over the goalie's goalie's shoulder and into the net. Late in the 1st period the Tigers got on the score- board again when Darren Crawford carried the puck down the boards before passing passing to an open Clayton Kohn who shot the puck past a surprised goalie. Early in the 2nd period the Tigers scored their 3rd goal when Mike let a shot go from the point that the goalie couldn't handle allowing David Hollingsworth Hollingsworth to knock in the loose puck. The 4th Tiger goal was scored by Chris 5th goal was scored by David David Hollingsworth on a setup setup from Mike McCrory. The 6th Tiger goal was a heads up play by Chris Koning as he got the puck to Darren Crawford who was positioned positioned in front of the net and Darren made no mistake in blasting the puck into the net. The final Tiger goal was scored when Ian Robinson Robinson carried the puck over the blue line before passing the puck to Darren wno beat the defence and deked the goalie depositing the puck into the open net. The final score read Family Trust 7 - Geranium 0. Kris Polley played defence in this game and performed very well. Ryan McRoberts recorded the shut out. The coaches are hoping that the Tigers have broken out of tneir scoring slump. Win and Loss for Bell atson on a nice passing from Gavin ODonnel play tro: hack to Ian Robinson to Chris Watson who stuffed the puck under the goalie and into the net. The Tigers OSHAWA-1 VS. BOWMANVILLE - 4 This was a contest of tem- .pers rather than skill. So close to Christmas, it is expected expected that spirits are high - hut not tempers. Once we got past the multitude of penalties and the smoke cleared, the Bell Girls had notched a 4-1 victory. Kelly Montgomeiw was sharp as she scored twice - once shorthanded. The other marks persons were Joanna Hall and Laura Abrams. Assist were credited to Suzanne Suzanne Brooks (2) Tammy Johnston (1) Annissa Aus (1) and Joanna Hall (1). MONDAY JAN 7TH BOWMANVILLE -1 VS. KEENE II - 3 The Bell team bussed their way to Keene for another another confrontation with these Keene girls who seem to always slip past our gals to steal a victory. The Bell girls played very well again with a staff shortage. shortage. They were only out- snot 21-19 and only out- scored 3-1. The Bell tally came on a pretty play with Suzanne Brooks finishing off passes from Laura Abrams and Lisa Morrison. Great effort team! Keep on shooting shooting - the Jinx will end soon! The Bowmanville Midget Selects travelled east on the 401 on Sunday, January 13 to Prince Edward County. They displayed their skills in the annual Wellington Midget Tournament. They returned home Sunday night proudly carrying the 'B' cup after playing some of their best hockey of the season. season. For coach A1 Farrow, it was the first time he has been able to field a full squad, except for center Dave Smith, who made some unscheduled 'pit stops' at Newtonville and Cobourg due to car problems ana missed the first game. In the opener, the local lads were forced to play catch-up hockey against a hard hitting Prince Edward County crew before losing 6- 5 in overtime. The winner was a powerplay goal after a controversial call by the referee. referee. This loss relegated the boys to the 'B' side of the draw. Leading the scoring parade for Bowmanville was Jack Bentley with a goal and two assists. Terry Van- london and Matt Dykstra added a goal and an assist while single markers went to Todd Lepard and Dan Lep; Couillard. Kevin Ferguson chipped in with two helpers while hard-working defence- man Jeff Beckett earned ode assist. Matt Dykstra won the MVP award. Game two was a do-or-die situation and, backed by the spectacular netminding of Darcy Veitch, who won the MVP honours, the boys decided decided they would like to hang around a little longer. Jack Bentley and Todd Lepard Lepard had a goal and an assist each while linemate Steve Gibbons earned two assists to lead the Bowmanville attack. attack. Kevin scored the winner winner from Dan Couillard and Steve Godsmark in the second second period as the team hung on to defeat a determine^' Milton sauad by a 3-2 swÇ$. 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