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I Minor Bantams Hope for Same Success This Year The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, October 23,1991... 11 Clarke Comes Close Against Campbellford Girls _ „ T . r J Esso Wins Two by Nicky Walt They're bick! The minor bantam team who last year claimed both the OMHA and OHF provincial hockey titles as the major peewees has relumed relumed to thcicc. They stared on September 13 with an exhibition game against Piclcring. The final team had no been picked then, and they were therefore playing playing with a full roster. Unfortunately, Unfortunately, they lost 3-2, with goals by Jamie Shctlcr and Wps Thompson. Mike deBlois, Brad Ormiston and Ronnie Léger assisted. They played four more exhibition exhibition games before the final cuts were made. They played Whitby on September 14, tak- BUSTER'S Presents """G DO* 1 " Tribute to Aerosmith 'Saturday, October 26th $6.00 cover charge Nov. 1st and Nov. 2nd BUYER'S ROADHÔUSE & TAVERN 45 ,KING ST. W„ NEWCASTLE 987-4442 ■ l ' TTVW'fc TT1 iL TT\ rvn H /TTTi ing an easy 6-3 victory over the Warriors. On September 15, the Toros played Oshawa OMS and won 7-5; the Oshawa 'AAA' team faced the Toros on September 21, beating the Toros 6-4. Final Final cuts were made after a September September 22 exhibition game against Markham in which the Toros lost 5-2. This year's final roster includes: includes: defenceman -- David Walt, Greg Knox, Andrew Ferguson, Ferguson, Steve Bonneau; forwards forwards -- Jason Jackman, Jason Jeffreys, Peter Schocp, Mike dcBlois, Allen Lacey, Brad Ormiston, Ormiston, Steve Hamilton, Luke Akey and Jamie Shctlcr; goalies goalies -- Brad Delorme and Mark Lynch. Before starting the league, the newly-formed team played one more exhibition game on September 29 in Peterborough. Bowmanvillc was out-scored 6-4. The minor bantam Toros officially officially started league play in the Lakeshore division on October October 5. They played to a 2-2 lie against Pickering. Bowman- ville scored the first goal in the game during the second period. Steve Hamilton assisted while Jason Jackman fired it in the net. Pickering played hard and tied it up early in the third. Luke Akey passed the puck to Alan Lacey who, in turn, set Jamie Shctlcr up for a successful successful shot at a one-goal lead. Unfortunately Unfortunately for the Toros, Pickering Pickering once again came back, scoring the final goal of the game. Bowmanvillc played another another exhibition game against Lindsay on October 6, winning 6-5. Lindsay dominated all of the first period, while the Toros Toros came back in the second and third to play an overpowering, overpowering, exhilarating game of hockey. hockey. Goals were scored by: Greg Knox, Peter Schoep, Jason Jackman, Brad Ormiston, Dave Watt and Luke Akey. Assisting were Luke Akey (2), Jamie Shctlcr (2), Jason Jeffreys (1), Alan Lacey (2), Peter Schocp (2). The 401 Esso atom hockey team of the BRHL won their second straight game in as many starts. After a harcl- fought win over a determined T-Mac side, the Oilmen emerged with a 6-4 win. Brock Baker started his team off on the right foot with an unassisted goal. Mike Harper, Harper, from Nicholas Swerdfeger and Kevin Kennedy, added to the lead. Dave Hamum from Ryan McKnight and Andrew Laton gave 401 a 3-1 lead as Jay Charbonneau replied for T- Mac. In the second period, despite despite being outscorcd 2-1 by T- Mac, Esso headed into the final period ahead 4-3 as Colin Maude scored on a set-up from Brock Baker. The third period was dominated dominated by 401 Esso and two goals by Brock Baker giving him the hat-trick as well as a four-point game. MR. DRESSUP CASEY & FINNEGAN IN CONCERT ' SUNDAY, NOV., 10th : 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.ni: BOWMANVILLE HIGH ; SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Tickets: $8.00 incl. GST: At Stedman's and In ! Newcastle at Newcastle I Junior Y and Hope's Video "Sponsored by The : j Newcastle Junior Y" • TRUST CCMRANr G.I.C.'S |1 YR. I3/4YR.I The senior girls' basketball team at Clarke High School faced their stiffest competition of the year on Monday afternoon, when the top-rated team from Campbellford came to town. Clarke managed to keep the score close, eventually losing, 34-26. Team members include, front row, (1-r), Judy DeV ries, Jan Farrow, Megan Davies, Janice Rickard, Alisha White, Barb Crowther. Back row, (1-r), Jen tenWesteneind, Lesley Westheuser, Kelly Hentig, Liz Oxenham, Karen Jury, George Matsusaki (coach). WILLIS FINANCIAL 243 King St. E., Bowmanville Mall 623-6957 85 Kent St. W., Lindsay (705) 324-2572 Rates subject to change by Brad Kelly The importance of the meeting on Monday between the top two senior girls' basketball basketball teams in the South Kawartha league was downplayed. downplayed. Clarke High School, who were undefeated at 4-0, faced their stiffest competition of the year, in the perennial powerhouse from Campbellford. Campbellford. The outcome was never really in doubt. Campbellford won handily, 34-26. Campbellford 34 Clarke 26 SL OF MUSIC present empire brass j / brilliantly virtuostic" I . Los Angeles Times Fnday, October 25,1991 at 8:00 p.m. I PORT HOPE UNITED CHURCH Ticlets at Port Hopk Chamber of Commerce (416-885-5519), at the door, or by calling 416-885-6801 Adults:18.00 Students: $7.00 JS But there was a game within the game for Clarke and their head coach, George Matsusaki. Realizing his team wasn't seasoned enough to beat Campbellford, his goal for the game wasn't to come away with another win. "We played them in a tournament on the weekend and lost by 20, so today's goal was to keep it to within 15," he said of the team's objective objective from the outset. "In our last league game, we're hoping to stay with 10. "Maybe we'll surprise them in the playoffs." It was a realistic game plan for Clarke to follow, considering that Campbell- VCR CLINIC Saturday, Oct. 26th - mo «. m . to mo P . m . flaw year VCR cleaned, checked and lubricated by factory-trained technicians "while-yoa-wait"! Only $29 95 or trqile in for this fell feature Hitachi VCR. ^HITACHI Juft ask for an «ppraisal. i YEAR WARRANTY INCLUDES: 52 FREE MOVIES (Rent 1 Get 1 FREE) K THE SUPER PRICES ON OUR ummer Clearance Sale" CHÉC "Sun Only Loaded with great features! $32995 I Available at Bowmanville Audio-Vision 58 Kirg St. W. Telephone 623-2312 / "Your Complete Electronics Store" ford has qualified, for the OF- SAA championships the past two seasons. They will be one of the favourites to win gold this year. The calibre of competition Campbellford has faced over the past couple of seasons, and the experience they have gained, was evident. They played a very patient game offensively, and. their shot selection was always of a high percentage. Their offence offence is centered around Lce- Anne Isaac, who appears to be destined to play university basketball in Canada. On defence, they threw a lot of different looks and combinations at the Clarke offence. It helped to throw them off balance, forcing many of Clarke's shots to come from outside. Clarke didn't hesitate to put the ball up from the outside, outside, and with a higher shooting shooting percentage, could have made the game interesting. Janice Rickard was the offensive offensive leader for Clarke, with 13 points. Alisha White chipped in with eight, while Megan Davies and Judy DeVries each had two. Campbellford showed their dominance early, and opened up a 13-4 lead by the end of the first quarter. Clarke came back with a strong second quarter to close the gap to 17-10. But, that's as close as Campbellford would allow them. Campbellford stretched their lead to 27-14 by the end of the third quarter. Overall, the season has been a pleasant surprise for Matsusaki, whose team seems to be able to rise to the occasion when facing higher calibre teams. "All our losses (Clarke is 5-4 overall) this year have been to 'A' schools. We've been able to handle 'AA' schools," he said. "We've been able to beat the bigger schools. It seems that this year the strength in girls' basketball basketball is in the smaller schools." The day wasn't an entire loss for Clarke. The junior team came up with a gritty performance in downing Campbellford 29-21 for their first win in four tries on the season. It was the first time in three years that Clarke was able to gain a victory over Campbellford. DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY SERVICES CORPORATION TOWN OF NEWCASTLE BOWMANVILLE RECREATION COMPLEX THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31 ST 6:00 - 9:00 P.M. 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