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I 10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. Wednesday, November 6,1991 Knox Students Win NCAA Soccer Championship Sports Update BHS Girls Lose to Anderson, 68-24 by Brad Kelly If you were looking for a Halloween party last Thursday, Thursday, the gym at Bowmanville High School provided a good setting. Just ask the senior girls' basketball team. The gym, they will will tell you -- that is, if any of them care to talk about it -- was a house of horrors. Fitting Fitting for Halloween. ing up. Their first basket eluded them until six minutes into the opening quarter. A jump shot from Becky Moynes made the score 7-3. Anderson went on a small run, but Bowmanville held tough, and actually trailed by only four points at 11-7 late in the quarter. A couple of late baskets from turnovers gave Anderson Anderson a 15-7 lead to end the quarter. It was all downhill after that. By the midway point of the second quarter, they increased increased their lead to 27-9. At the half it was 39-10, and the rout was under way. It was by far the worst quarter Bowmanville has had on the season, getting out- scored 24-3. The harder Bowmanville tried, the more points Anderson Anderson scored in the second half. So dominant was Anderson, that the referees would have been justified to take a level out of their tool kit to size up the floor. It appeared to be tilted toward the Bowmanville Bowmanville basket. By the end of the third quarter, Anderson h, a 52- 18 lead. The lopsided Iosyas a mystery to Watkinsori "They (Anderso, are equal to Dunbarton 4 we lost by two to them," i reasoned. reasoned. "We're hot arcold and today we were cold The loss all but elinated Bowmanville from anylpes of gaining a berth ilthe LOSSA 'AAA' playoffs Anderson 68 BHS 24 The grade seven and eight soccer team at Knox Christian School won the NCAA championship recently recently when they defeated St. Stephen's by a 3-0 score. The team finished the season undefeated at 6- 0, and were only scored on twice the entire year. Team members include, front row, (1-r), Layla Remy, Tara Nguyen, Kelly Heerschop, Lisa Remy, Julie Vanginhoven, Yvonne Sikma, Jessica Hiem- stra. Back row, (1-r), Bill Helmus (coach), Linda Remy, Diana Helmus, Angela Reitsma, Pam Band- stra, Kathy Bonsma, Nicole Verkoyl, Tracy Vanginhoven. Vanginhoven. Bad Breaks for Sports Shop Toros by Hank Evans The Sport Shop minor novice novice Toros hosted Ajax on Saturday, Saturday, November 2, Although Ajax won 3-1, with a couple of breaks, Bowmanville could have come away with at least a tie. Ajax started quickly and scored twice before the Sport Shop Toros started to roll. Da- ryll Steele and Johnathon Ross hit the post and crossbar for the Toros. The second period finally saw the Toros hit the twine Yesterday's Heroes 50 YEARS AGO -- In the most exciting rugby game of the .season, played Saturday at the high school grounds, BHS pulled out a last-minute win over the strong Lindsay-Collegiate team, 12-11. Irv Brown's placement convert kick was straight and true and brought Bowmanville its first victory of the season. Two weeks previously these same two teams had battled to an 11-11 stalemate in Lindsay. * * % * * * 25 YEARS AGO -- A group including George Wright, Ross Wright, Luke Prout and George Faulkner brought home a big buck deer west of Enniskillen. Enniskillen. The deer weighed over 300 pounds and was a 13 pointer. * * * * * * BHS lost to Belleville Quinte, 37-13, in a football playoff game tti represent this area" Don McMurter, in the first quarter, and Charles Ewert in the fourth quarter had Bowmanville touchdowns. ****** In the recreation bantam series, the Pirates thumped the Panthers, 8-1. Allan Junkin led the Pirate attack, attack, firing two goals, while singles went to Ron Simpson, Paul McKnight, Reg Ball, Murray Ormis- ton, Lance Livingstone and Gary Carter. The Panthers' Panthers' lone goal was scored by Randy Allen.. 10 YEARS AGO -- At the BHS commencement, the following students received Athletic Awards: Wendy Brunt, Yolanda Eewes, Karen Frank, Cathy Olinski, Noreen Wren, Douglas Dilling, Robert Elliott, Elliott, Allan Maenza, Stephen Ogden, Marvin Olde- jeans, Kevin Rines. ****** Members of the Town Sports team in the Thursday night hockey league are: Bob Jones, Bemie Aldred, Mike Willoughby, Glen Murphy, A1 Brunt, Mike Cornell, Dennis Hartwig, Wayne Murphy (mgr.), Jan Bennett, Brian Cooke, Doug Rickard, Joe Hu- menick, Peter Sero, Ken Ferris, John Vance, Wayne Harness (coach). ****** Standings in the rural bowling league were: Solina 19, Maple Grove 18, Rurals 18, Hi C's 16, Farm Boys 12, Salem 12, Tyrone 11, Enniskillen 10, Combines 4, Haydon 1. when Kent Missons passed to Sebastian Dault who fed Johnathon Johnathon Ross in the slot and he beat the Ajax goalie to reduce Ajax's lead to one goal. Bowmanville Bowmanville kept Ajax off the sco- rcshcel for the entire second period and most of the third due to a strong effort by defencemen defencemen Justin Osborne, Grant Knowlton, Nat Fair and Ben McCaffcry. Ajax salted the game away late in the third with a goal to give them a 3-1 win. Sunday, November 3, Bowmanville Bowmanville travelled down the 401 to Whitby and, despite out- shooting Whitby 14-5 in the first period, the Sport Shop Toros Toros found themselves down 2- 0. The second period saw the Toros forcing the play and their efforts were rewarded finally finally when Martin Frampton set up Johnathon Ross in front of the Whitby net and he scored a power play goal to bring Bowmanville within a goal of Whitby. Less than a minute, later, .Sebastian Dault scored unassisted on a wrist- shot from the slot to tie the game at two. Darryl Steele was awarded a penalty shot, but his wrist shot high to the glove side was stopped. With the second second period winding down, Johnathon Johnathon Ross hit Tyson Crocker, Crocker, and he tucked it into the net to put Bowmanville in the lead. Less than 30 seconds later, Johnathon Ross scored on a rebound rebound from a shot by Nat Fair to give the Sport Shop a 4-2 lead. Whitby started out quickly in the third and only a couple of good saves by Bowmanville goalie Eric Smale kept Whitby at bay. Whitby did score at the nine-minute mark of the third to cut Bowmanville's lead to one. Tyson Crocker scored on a feed by Grant Knowlton to restore the two-goal lead. Bowmanville Bowmanville finished the scoring when Martin Frampton passed the puck to Nat Fair who fired a wrist shot over the Whitby goalie's shoulder to make the final 6-3, Bowmanville. ■ Mike's Place Wins 7-1 On Wednesday night, Mike's Place novice team from Newcastle played their first league game against Baltimore. The "green machine" came out on the fly and never slowed down until die game was over and they had won 7-1. The first goal came at 8:09 when Craig McManus set Robbie Robbie Thompson up for a perfect shot. Then at 6:17 Pat O'Halloran scored on a breakaway breakaway from the red line. Still in the first period, Scott Poole skated end-to-end from the red line to score, Tyler McLean A&R Scores by Mike Bryant On Saturday, November 2, A&R tykes defeated Beaver Lumber by a score of 5-1. Three late goals were the difference difference in what was a very close game. Robbie Campbell notched four goals and Steven Hatfield with a single for A&R. Garrett McKnight replied replied for Beaver Lumber. Special mention to Kyle Maynard for an outstanding game in goal. played a superb game for a period period and a half in net. In the second period, Robbie Robbie Thompson set up Scott Poole for another goal. Then at 4:33, Craig McManus broke away from the pack at the red line and scored his first goal assisted once again by Robbie. It wasn't until 8:13 of the third period that Baltimore answered answered with a power play shot past Ryan Leddy. This turned out to be their only goal of the game as Leddy was unbeatable during the rest of the second half of the game. Also during the third period, period, Robbie scored with an assist assist going to Davey Guthrie. Our final goal was scored at 3:13 unassisted by Pat O'Halloran. It was a fast-paced game -from start to finish. Our defence, defence, consisting of Tyler Knight, Adam Tollett, Jason Ladouceur, Brant Saunders and Matt O'Halloran put up a solid barrier against Baltimore. Also doing their part towards our first victory were Matt Fuller and Derek Heerschop on the forward lines. SCOREBOARD Central Ontario Jr. C Team Won Lost Tied Pts. Port Perry 9 0 1 19 Cobourg 7 2 0 14 Uxbridge 4 6 0 8 Bowmanville 3 5 1 7 Lakefield 1 7 0 2 Little Britain 1. 4 0 2 Bowmanville's Results Eagles 7 Uxbridge 3 Bowmanville Town League Team Won Lost Tied Pts. Norm's Deli 5 0 1 11 Hoopers Trophy 5 1 0 10 Francis Personnel 2 3 0 4 Hockin Real Estate 2 3 0 4 Bil'den Home Improve. 1 4 1 3 Hunt's Photo 1 4 0 2 Thursday's Results Hockin vs. Francis (results not available) Norms 6 Hunts 3 Hoopers 5 Bil'den 4 Team Newcastle Lumber Tennant Heating Johnson Excavation Grufiies London Life Green Leaf Newcastle Town League Won Lost Tied 4 Pts. 8 8 6 6 4 4 Sunday's Results Green Leaf 6 Johnson 3 Lumber 8 London Life 3 Tennant 4 Gruffies 3 Bowmanville Non-Contact Tied 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 Pts. 12 8 5 2 10 7 4 0 Burke Division Team Won Lost P.M. Beasties 6 0 Square Boy 4 2 Century 21 2 3 M&M Meats 1 5 Oliver Division Papps 5 1 Shoppers 3 2 Falcons 2 4 Hanc's 0 6 Weekend Results Falcons 7 M&M 5 Beasties 12 Hanes 4 Square Boy 4 Shoppers 2 Papps12 Century 21 1 Shackelton Division Pattern 4 0 2 10 Preston 4 2 0 8 Blues 3 12 8 Bobby's Clip 0 6 0 0 Sunday's Results Preston 7 Blues 2 Pattern vs, Bobby's (not available) There were no treats in their game against Anderson, only tricks. Bowmanville lost, 68-24. Ouch! "Probably," was the answer answer coach Geordie Watkin- son came up with when asked if it was the worst game her team had played. The final score indicates that it was. "The first half our passing was off, and in the second half our passing came back but we couldn't put it in the net." At times, it appeared that the basket Bowmanville was shooting at had an imaginary lid placed over it. As the game wore on, the opening of the basket seemed to shrink to the size of a doughnut hole. On the other hand, Anderson Anderson had little difficulty in scoring, regardless of the basket basket they were shooting at. Everything they put up went in. In fact, their luck was so good, they could have fired up two balls simultaneously, and both would have fit through the rim at the same time. Bowmanville had trouble scoring right from the open- Tyke Selects Down Whitby by Mike Bryant On November 2, the BRHL tyke selects defeated Whitby by a score of 12-2. Scoring for Bowmanville were: Garrett McKnight (3G, 1A), Trevor Gpwan (2G, 3A), Craig Sykes (IG, 1A), Kyle Maynard (lGV.Zach Thorval 1 (IG, 1À), Jamie 1 Bryant'(1G, 3A), Brett McKee (IG, 1A), Matthew'jGi(feM'jj)G);i .Jamie Rowè (IG);' Mark "Lemieux Ç1A), Adam Bowen (2A), Coir in Organ (1 A). On Sunday, November 3, the BRHL tyke selects defeated defeated Stouffville by the tune of 7- 2. Garrett McKnight with five goals and Zach Thorval with a pair led the way. Assists went to Jamie Bryant, Craig Sykes, Matthew ' Gross, Jamie Rowe and Kyle Maynard. This year's select team is coached by Ross Cowan, manager manager John Campbell, trainer Don Organ, assistant coach Paul Bowen. The sponsor is the Optimist Club. J&J Wins in 8-1 Contest by M. VanDyke After a discouraging 6-5 loss to Computer Learning on Sunday, October 27, J&J Locksmith Locksmith atoms bounced back the following Saturday at Darlington Darlington Arena with a convincing 8- 1 decision over the T-Mac club. J&J's Adam McDonald opened the scoring with a nice pass from defenceman Jeff Shmyr for his first of two goals. Shmyr continued his strong play with a goal and three assists. Chris Peldiak also played an outstanding game, contributing contributing two goals to the J&J effort. effort. With Gcrrit VanDyke sitting sitting out a two minute minor, Adam McDonald scored a. short-handed goal on a nice set-up by Brian Tamblyn. Other Other goal-scorers for J&J were Clayton Kohn, Lucas Lcskiw and Mark Colluci. Beaver Loses by Kim Gadd Tyke division Beaver Lumber Lumber were defeated by A&R Roofing on Saturday, November November 2. Adam Swaga of Beaver Lumber played goal for the game and managed to hold A&R off throughout period one and part of period two, when Robbie Campbell scored his first of four goals for A&R. The other three were scored in a busy third period. Early in the third, Beaver Lumber's Garrett McKnight broke away, deked the goalie, and slipped the puck in the corner corner of the net. A beautiful, unassisted unassisted goal for Garrett. With 20 seconds left in the game and Beavers' net empty, Steven Hatfield went one-on- one with Beavers' Lydon Gadd in a race for the puck that Steven Steven won, He scored A&R's final final goal. There weren't many smiles after the senior girls' basketball game at Bowmanville High School last Thursday against Anderson, but we did manage to salvage a few for this photo. BHS were on the receiving receiving end of a lopsided 68-24 win for Anderson in a LOSSA 'AAA' league game. Team members in- 3 elude, front row, (1-r), Natalie Wicha, ■ Becky,'"q Moynes, Steph Sleep, Danielle Big Canoe, Pam Kelly. Back row, (1-r), Sylvie Persaud, Angie J Ta Knapp, Tara Cooper, Tammy Hester, Geordie Wat- kinson (coach). Absent was Cheri Richards. • ïo choice our Nov. 4-Jan. 18,1992 <zS&ve on 5-Piece Place Settings, 4-Piece Serving Sets, 3-Piece Hostess Sets and Selected Open Stock Items! Right notv is the best time to purchase your beautiful Oneida Silverplate or 18/8 Stainless flatware. Whether for a wedding gift, for Christmas, or as a gift to yourself, there's a good feeling of owning a new set of Oneida. 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