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14 The Independent, Canadian Statesman Weekender, Bowmanville, Saturday, November 13,1993 Computer Learning Halminen Homes Loses First Game Records First Victory After losing their first three games of the regular season, the BRHL Pee- wee team, sponsored by Computer Learning, finally notched their first win. However, the players and their ' fans knew it was only a matter of time before the losing streak was to be broken, since they had been demonstrating demonstrating improved passing and skating in each successive game. Coach Mike McAllistar was pleased with' his team's performance, stating, "The team's getting stronger, players are settling into their positions, positions, and line combinations are starting starting to produce." The Computer Learning win took place on Thursday, November 4, against another BRHL Peewee team sponsored by Rolph Novico. Computer Computer Learning winger Andrew Wraith was first to put the scorekeeper to work, notching a nice goal early in the opening period on a two-way play from centreman Chad Jozkowski. However, less than a minute later, Rolph Novico matched that goal. The 1-1 score held for the remainder of the period. In the second period^ centreman Jamie Jamie Morrison proved to be a great source of frustration for the Rolph Novico goalies as he assisted on a goal by winger Nathan Hobbs. Jamie then went on to score twice. His first goal was unassisted while winger Dustin McMillan provided the pass to lead Computer Learning's fourth goal. Meanwhile, the defensive lines of Neal Borutskie, Mike Deveaux, Kevin Legge, Scott Adams and Richard Adams, Adams, combined with solid goaltending from Dusty Stapleton and Adam Atchison, Atchison, held Rolph Novico sharpshooters sharpshooters to only one additional goal. The scoreboard at the end of two periods read 4-2 for Computer Learning. The pace of the game escalated as the puck was moved from end to end in the final period of play. Jamie Morrison Morrison earned his first hat-trick when he Checker's Beat Whitby and Orillia The Checker's Variety Major Novice Novice Toros started the month off with a pair of league wins. scored his third goal on another pass from Dustin McMillan. Congratulations, Congratulations, Jamie. The Computer Learning scoring ended as it began, when Andrew Andrew Wraith earned his second goal of the game by beating the Rolph Novico goalie with a quick wrist shot. Mike Deveaux provided the assist on that play. Before the final buzzer sounded, Rolph Novico peewees scored one last goal to end the game at 6-3. Congratulations to the players and coaching staff of the Computer Learning Learning peewee team on their first win of the season. The team roster includes, Dusty Stapleton, Adam Atchison, Neal Borutskie, Mike Deveaux, Jamie Morrison, Dustin McMillan, Nathan Hobbs, Kevin Legge, Scott Adams, Chad Jozkoski, Andrew Wraith, Jamie Ross, Mike Gushulak, Mark Fletcher, Ron Klosinski, and Richard Adams. Team members would also like to thank Computer Learning for sponsoring sponsoring their team for the 93-94 season. Second Win For En- Pro En-Pro Associate Major Peewee Toros came up with the second win of the season, beating Pickering 6-3. Brock Baker started the scoring by picking up a loose puck, skating across the blueline and letting go with a hard, low drive to the glove side. The second goal was scored by Dan MacDonald, with assists going to Joel Osbourne and Bryan Hudgin. Brock got his second goal of the game, with assists going to John Armishaw and Ryan Beaveridge. Goal number four came from the stick of Andy Griffin, unassisted. The final two goals were scored by John Armishaw assisted by Matt Akey, and the hard-skating Chris McKenzie. Sunday's game in Orillia did not seem to feature the same team we saw Friday night. If not for the excellent goaltending by Dan Katsikis, the score would have been worse than the 2-0 count, and both came on a four- minute penalty late in the third period. Skylight Donut This week, Eveonne Switzer November 1, the Toros skated to a bowled a 273 game, Cindy Knapp 4-1 win over Whitby. Mark Lemieux bowled a 215 game. led the way with a pair. Singles went to Sean Lefort and Craig Barraball. Helpers went to Adam Bowen, Craig Barraball, Trevor Baker, Justin Nak- licki and Robbie Campbell (2).. November 7, the Toros exploded for five third period goals en roûte to a 9-2 win over Orillia. The Scoring was handled by Sean Lefort 3 assists, Adam Bowen 2 goals and if assist, Craig Barraball 1 goal and | assist, Trevor Baker 2 assists, Justin I 2 assists, Mark Lemieux 1 go; assist, Garrett McKnight 1 go; assists, Jamie Bryant 1 goal sist, Brett McKee 1 goal, Campbell 1 goal and 2 assi Zach Thoraval with a goal am sist Team standings are: Sam Adams 24, Glenn Smith 23, Joan Murphy 22 1/2, Jeff Kryzanowski 20, Paul Pappas 19 1/2, Gord Cowling 10. Low single ladies -- Penny Vanson 133 Low single men -- John Woolner 93 *High*'"'sirigle ladies -- ; Eveonne Switzér 273 High single men -- Sam Adams âklicki 301 &, High triple ladies -| Eveonne Switzer 698 | High triple men -- Sam Adams 665 High average ladies -/'Joan Murphy Murphy 214 . U§ High average men -- ,Gord Cowling Cowling 234 ill The Bowmanville Major Bantam Toros, sponsored by Halminen Homes, lost their first game of the season on Monday, November 1, when they travelled to Markham and came away with a 5-2 loss. The Markham team were looking to avenge their defeat a few days earlier, earlier, when the Toros had,.beaten them by a score of 3-2. Markham came out strong from the opening face-off and the Toros found themselves trapped in their own end for long periods of time. The pressure finally paid off, with two goals within 20 seconds. Just before the end of the period, Markham i opened up a 3-0 lead in the second before before the Toros could crack their defence. defence. The goal came from the stick of Matt Staley, assisted by Derek Lange and Cory Scott. Their joy was shortlived, shortlived, however, as Markham scored their fourth, just 15 seconds later. In the third period, Bowmanville scored with 2:05 left and then, with Cameron Millar on the bench in favour favour of an extra attacker, Markham scored in the empty net to make the final final score 5-2. On Friday, Nov. 5th, the Halminen Homes Bantams hosted Orillia and rebounded rebounded from their loss to post a 7-3 win. Rec. Club Midgets Score 7-3 Triumph by Kim Gaad The Darlington Rec Club midgets (formerly Bow. #2 team) defeated Graham's IGA team by a score of 7-3 last Wednesday evening on their first league game. Rob Watson .popped in the first goal for the Rec Club, assisted by Les McCrory and Mike Deblois, followed- by a second goal by Clayton Guest. Adam Simeunovich and Mike Deblois assisted. The Rec Club continued to light up the scoreboard when Rob Watson scored a classic goal. He tried to clear the puck by shooting it high in the comer when the puck bounced off the glass and into the top left hand comer of the net. Watson insisted that he planned it that way (Right!). That goal was unassisted. Grahams IGA's Bill Lavigne scored to put them on the scoreboard, Nick Katsikis and Wes Thompson assisted. assisted. Peter Gadd started off the second period for the Rec Club, assisted by Steve Hamilton and Clayton Guest, followed closely by a great shot by Hamilton, assisted by Guest and Simeunovich. Simeunovich. Ron Leger poked one in for the IGA team. Jack Laverty and Adam Kooy assisted. Tim Gordon picked the perfect moment moment to deflect the puck in for the Rec Club. Gary Munn and Darrin Mills assisted. assisted. Les McCrory slapped one home to score goal number seven for the Rec Club, Mike Deblois got the assist. Graham's IGÀ's Wes Thompson scored the final goal for his team, assisted assisted by Scott McAleese and Kenny LaChance. A special thanks to Sue Guest for helping me out with the Rec Team while our coach was away. Bowmanville Non-Contact League A&D Thruckshop 10 Cdn. Home Therapy 6 Team W L T Pts. Hooper's 5 Hanc's 4 Burke Division Mosport 3 D. Base 3 Beasties 6 1 0 12 Pattern 6 King St. Bar & Grill 5 A&D Truckshop 4 2 1 9 Hawks 5 Preston Movers 4 D. Base 3 2 2 8 Hanç's Chick. & Bibs 1 4 2 4 Newcastle Sunday Night League Oliver Division Team W L T Pts. Hooper's Trophy Cen. 5 2 0 10 Gruffies Canadiens 5 0 1 11 Mosport 1 3 3 5 Newcastle Lumber 4 1 1 9 Cdn.. Home Therapy 1 4 2 4 Sharks 3 3 0 6 Dutchmen 2 5 0 4 Blackhawks 2 3 1 5 Shackelton Division Sit 'n' Sip 1 4 1 3 Preston Movers 5 1 1 11 Tennant Heating 0 4 2 2 Hawks 4 3 0 8 Sunday's Results ' King St. Bar & Grill 3 3 1 7 Newcastle Lumber 7 Tennant Heating 2 Pattern 1 6 0 2 Sharks 3 Sit 'n' Sip 2 Weekend Results Blackhawks 2 Gruffies 2 Beasties 3 Dutchmen 2 The Toros started strong, but were unable to score until Cory Scott beat the Orillia goalkeeper with 4:34 left in the period. However, Orillia evened the score before the period ended. The Toros put the game away in the second second period when Chris Cappuccitti, Nick Hand, Ryan Dunnigan and Derek Derek Lange scored to make it 5-1 going into the third. Orillia scored to start the period, but Lange, stepping out of the penalty box, picked up the loose puck and restored restored the four-goal lead with an unas sisted goal. Darryl Cook added another another before Orillia rounded out the scoring. Jeff Parry, in goal, played a steady game and twice in the final period kept the Toros in the game with unbelievable unbelievable pad saves. Assists went to: Lange (2), Cappuccitti Cappuccitti . (2), Dunnigan (2), Scott (2), Adam Millar (2), and Nick Hand. Their record now stands at 7-1-1 for a total of 15 points. The next home game is on Saturday, Nov. 13th, at 8:30 p.m. against Barrie. Toro Hockey Action at Darlington Sports Complex Bowmanville Toro Matt Brake watches sprawling goalie Jeff Par-, ry as the pucks slides behind him in Major Bantam action at Darlington Darlington Arena on Friday. Bowmanville had an impressive 7-3 win over Orillia. How to Throw 27 Billion Fat Cells Into A Total Panic Following Canada's Food Guide is your fat cells worst enemy. When you follow a low fat, healthy eating plan you'll not only lose weight, but actually shrink fat cells. Your metabolism will start working for you, not against you. 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