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6 The Canadian Statesman TVuAetUe*., Bowmanville, Saturday, May 1,1993 Outstanding Performance for Ontario Hydro Blueshirt Atoms The Ontario Hydro Blueshirt atom team played some outstanding hockey in the April round robin playoffs. The Blueshirts overcame a lot of very strong opponents by playing a disciplined disciplined forechecking and smart passing game to go undefeated in seven of eight games. The goaltending by Matt Bourgeois Bourgeois for the Blueshirts was a stellar performance. He was backed up with equal merit by defencemen Brad Schultz, Adam Smith, Phil Hopkins, Ryan Roth and Todd Bumstead. No one can question the heart that the Blueshirts put into every game played. In game one, the Blueshirts played the strong Family Trust team to a 2-2 tie. Blueshirt centreman Daryl Gonsalves Gonsalves scored twice, with assists coming coming from A1 Rahme and Derik Welch. Chad Jozkoski should be commended for being a perfect shadow through the playoffs. ' Game two saw the Blueshirts coming coming from behind to tie the surprising ' Hutton Transport team 4-4. Scoring for the Blueshirts were Jeremy Paw- son with a goal and two assists, Daryl Gonsalves with a goal, Todd Bum- stead with a goal and two assists, Neil Degree with a goal, Jamie Curran and Andrew Warren with an assist each. The Blueshirts achieved their first win over a much-improved Kinsmen hockey club with Matt Bourgeois earning a 2-0 shutout. Todd Bumstead and Jeremy Pawson scored for the Blueshirts, with single assists coming from Daryl Gonsalves and Ryan Roth. In game four, the Blueshirts continued continued to hustle hard, but were out- scored by an excellent passing T-Mac club 6-1. Blueshirt Jeremy Pawson scored the only goal for his team, with assists coming from Neil Degree and Daryl Gonsalves. Undaunted, the Blueshirts played the Pizza Pizza Bulldogs in game five to a hard-fought 2-2 tie. Blueshirt Daryl Daryl Gonsalves continued his point streak, scoring both of his team's goals with assists coming from Derik Welch and A1 Rahme. The Blueshirts continued playing tight when they met Major Plumbing in game six, again playing to a 2-2 tie. Scoring for the Blueshirts were A1 Rahme with a goal and assist, Daryl Gonsalves with a goal and assist, and Neil Degree with two assists. Everything started to break open for the Bliieshirts, winning a hard fought game over a very tough Cama- Junior Hanley Returns to GM Goodwrench Tour There's bad news for drivers on the GM Goodwrench Tour - Camp- bellville's Junior Hanley is back. The 1991 and 1992 series champion champion ended a winter full of mmors by announcing in the Diet Coke 150 victory victory lane that he will defend his crown in 1993. En route to his GM Good- wrench Tour season opening win at Maine's Oxford Plains Speedway, Hanley led every lap after starting on the pole. In victory lane, Hanley remarked, "Yes, I'm coming back to'run ACT and the GM Goodwrench Tour this year. I hadn't decided what I was going going to do until we were rained out last week. "I really enjoy running with these guys. I may run some other races on off weekends. I'll have to sec how things go." Hometown favourite Mike Rowe, of Maine, made a valiant charge at the Ford runner late in the race, but found lie was out of tires as the laps wound down. He settled for second. Twenty one-year-old Derek Dynch, of Norwood, was third. Completing the lop five were a pair of Maine residents, residents, Bosch Rookie of the Year contender, contender, Tracy Gordon, and Bob Cobum. Cobum. Beaver Dragon of Millon, VT, finished finished sixth, Quebec's Don Forte was next, followed by Pine Tree State contenders, contenders, Mike Johnson, Ron Moon and Ricky Harrison. Nine cautions slowed the pace of the Diet Coke 150, although none were for serious incidents. lion team 5-4. The highlight of the game was a brilliant unassisted game- winner by Blueshirt winger Ryan Roth, with a slick move on the opposing opposing defence and deking the goalie. Ryan Roth also notched an assist, with his teammates Daryl Gonsalves scoring a goal and assist. Derik Welch had one goal, Neil Degree had one goal, Todd Bumstead had one goal, Andrew Warren with two assists and A1 Rahme with a single assist. The last game for the Blueshirts in the round robin proved to be a huge challenge, meeting one of the top teams in the atom division, Geranium Homes. The Blueshirts needed a win or a tie to advance to the 'B' champ finals and were completely pumped for the game. It was do-or-die and the Blueshirts Blueshirts decided to do. Aggressive forechecking was the key, with great work done by forwards forwards Daryl Gonsalves, A1 Rahme, Jeremy Pawson, Andrew Warren, Neil Degree, Ryan Roth, Derik Welch and Adam Farquhar. Blueshirt goalie Matt Bourgeois was razor sharp, along with defencemen Brad Schultz, Adam Smith, Phil Hopkins and Todd Bumstead. Bumstead. The Blueshirts took control of the game in the first period, with goals from Derik Welch and Andrew Warren. Warren. The assists came from Daryl Gonsalves, Gonsalves, Ryan Roth, Neil Degree and Todd Bumstead. Geranium scored early in the third, with a goal by Mike Cyr. The Blueshirts Blueshirts nailed down the game, with Andrew Andrew Warren scoring his second of the day with his team winning 3-1, advancing advancing to the 'B' finals. The Blueshirts met Family Tmst in a best-of-three series to crown the *B' Champs. Though the Blueshirt boys gave it their all, they were swept in two games by Family Tmst 6-2 and 7- 3. As coach of Ontario Hydro, I feel very proud of this team and would like to thank all of them for their excellent excellent effort in a very successful and rewarding season. I would also like to thank the parents for their support and assistant coaches A1 Warren and Ted Bumstead for their efforts on the ice and behind the bench. --Coach Dan Hopkins M.J. Hobbs Team Captures Floor Hockey Title The floor hockey team from M.J. Hobbs Senior Public School captured top honours in the first-ever co-ed tournament held at The Pines Senior Public School recently. Hobbs won the gold medal with a narrow 2-1 win over Bowmanville Senior Public in the finals. Team members include, front row, (1-r), Jeff Forsey, Darren Crawford, Patricia Goff, Maranda Johnson, Leilani Privett. Back row, (1-r), Ken Cornelius (coach), Matt Rytwinski, Jason Frayne, Ben Tonks, Rochelle Oliver, Alecia Yarmie. 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