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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, April 20,1994 7 Liberty Youth Bowling League Senior Division Team Standings: Westlake 70, Haley 65, Langley 61, Welsh 58, Vickery 52, Flintoff 52, Pearson 48, Canadian 44, Carpenter 44, Break 33. High Singles: Holly Greenley 261, Shawn Pappas 243, Jason Vickery Vickery 233, 217, Andrew Chomey 233, Jeff Pearson 230,206, Sonya Vickery 224, Todd Langley 221, 208, Amanda Amanda Welsh 218, 211, Shawn Haley 218, Rob Toutant 217, Chris Canadian Canadian 212, 202, Mark Stephen 200. High Triples: J. Vickety 632, S. Pappas 609. 219, J. Martin 210, S. VanHeuvelen 209, T. Clarke 208. Combo Team Tournament Results: Results: On Sunday, April 17, our bowlers bowlers participated in the Combo Tournament, Tournament, one girl and one boy from the Senior, Junior and Bantam Divisions Divisions to make a six player team, held at Liberty Bowl. Bowlers scores were on the Pins Over Average basis and the winners were as follows: First Place: Danielle McGregor (SRG) +102, Tracey Greenley (JRG) - 27, Julie Curran (BTMG) +104, Dave DeGraaf (SRB) +114, Matt Ad ams (JRB) +5, Jason Griffin (BTMB) + 92, Total+391 P.O.A. Second Place: Kelley Flintoff (SRG) +27, Kelly Murray (JRG) +64, Krystal Roth (BTMG) +17, Shawn Pappas (SRB) +72, David Coffin (JRB) +2, Aaron Adams (BTMB) +51, Total +243 P.O.A. Third Place: Carly Murdoch (SRG) +76, Jaclyn Clements (JRG) - 17, Dawn Whitney (BTMG) + 159, Keith Varley (SRB) - 13, Matt Co- boum (JRB) +11, Matt Damario (BTMB) +15, Total +231 P.O.A. Junior Division Team Standings: Vickery 71, 61.5, Burtch 58, Tait 57, D. 53, Goswell 52, Spoelstra 51, 44, T. Welsh 39.5, Coffin Bowers 34, Preston 31. High Singles: Ryan Preston 312, 231, 217, Dan Welsh 254, 236, 215, Nick Vickery 230, Lisa Thrasher Eagles Manager Frustrated With Lack of Co-operation SCOREBOARD Great Pineridge Kinsmen Girls Capture 'S' Championship Jr. C All-Ontario Semi-Finals Carter's Bakery 2 3 1 5 Bowmanville vs. Rockton James Insurance 2 3 1 5 (Rockton leads 3-1) Bow. Sports Shop 0 5 1 1 Game 3 -- Rockton 4 Bowmanville 2 Round Robin C & D Game 4 -- Rockton 6 Bowmanville 3 All-Canadian Awards 4 0 1 9 Game 5 -- Thursday at Bowmanville, 7:30 p.m. Roughley Insurance 4 1 0 8 Game 6 -- Sunday at Rockton(Dundas), 2:00 p.m. Young Drivers 3 2 0 6 M&M Meats 2 2 1 5 Belle River vs. Mount Forest Horner's Petro Can. 2 3 0 4 (Belle River wins series 4-0) National Trust 0 5 0 0 Game 3 -- Belle River 10 Mount Forest 2 Atom Division Game 4 - Belle River 8 Mount Forest 1 Pineridge Insurance 5 1 2 12 Pizza Pizza 5 2 1 11 BRHL Round Robin Playoffs Ontario Hydro 4 2 2 10 (Final Stats) Kinsmen Club 4 2 2 10 Team W L T Pts. Geranium Homes 3 3 2 8 Minor Tyke Division Carnation Florists 2 4 2 6 J&M Customs 3 0 1 7 Hutton Transport 3 5 0 6 Shoppers Drug Mart 1 0 3 5 T-Mac Insulation 2 5 . 1 5 Skylight Donut 1 1 2 4 Bow. Non-Contact 1 5 2 4 Beaver Lumber 1 1 2 4 Peewee Division A&R Flooring 0 4 0 0 Mr. Submarine 6 0 0 12 Major Tyke Division Dykstra's Deli 4 1 1 9 Dufferin Aggregates 6 0 0 12 Hooper's Trophies 3 2 1 7 McGregor IDA Drugs 4 1 1 9 Cutting Post 3 3 0 6 Durham TV 3 1 2 8 Checkers Variety 2 4 0 4 Rotary Club 2 2 2 6 Rolph Novico 2 4 0 4 Lange's Photo 2 4 0 4 Computer Learning 0 6 0 0 Tim's Rental 1 5 0 2 Bantam Division Deighton Associates 0 5 1 1 Remax Realtors 4 1 0 8 Novice Division Power Vac 3 2 0 6 Round Robin A & B Bow. Sand & Gravel 3 2 0 6 Thurs. Night League 5 1 0 10 Skylight Donut 2 3 0 4 Union Oil 4 2 0 8 Kool Enterprises 1 3 1 3 Braggs Wild Seed 4 2 0 8 Roy Nichols Motors 1 3 1 3 Liberty Mutual 2 3 1 5 Kinsmen Additional Peewee Team Concludes Long Season The Great Pineridge Kinsmen Newcastle junior girls won the 'B* Division championship following their playoff series against Colbome. Team members include, front row, (1-r), Lindsey Cowan, Amy Forbes, Jessica Andrews, Elizabeth Millson, Tanya Hill, Nichole Pot, Kathy Gulytiuk. Back row, (1-r), Dave Brazeau (coach), Sarah Ferguson, Celia Brazeau, Tania LeLivre, Brooke Pakosta, Jennell West, Marc Ducette (asst, coach). A fantastic, fun-filled season ended ended with The Great Pineridge Kinsmen Kinsmen Junior Girls defeating Colbome 3-1 in their third and final game in Newcastle on March 24, making our girls the "B" Division Champions. In the first period, our girls came out with a strong showing with a goal to Lindsey Cowan, with assists to Jennell West and Brooke Pakosta. In the second period, Jessica Andrews Andrews got our second goal with assists assists to Celia Brazeau and Lindsey Cowan. The final and winning goal went to Lindsey Cowan, with an assist to Brooke Pakosta. Tournament News The Great Pineridge Kinsmen and the Sit'n Sip junior girls hosted a tournament on March 26, in the Village Village of Newcastle with eight girls' teams. The Great Pineridge Kinsmen's first game was against Oshawa with a victory of 1-0 for Newcastle. The only goal scored was in the first period by Jessica Andrews, assisted assisted by Amy Forbes. Great goal- tending by Elizabeth Millson kept Oshawa scoreless, giving Newcastle a well deserved shutout. Advancing on the "A" Division pitted Newcastle #1 against Stouff- ville, who defeated them 4-3. In the first period, Lindsey Cowan scored with an assist to Brooke Pakosta. Pakosta. Jessica Andrews came back in the second period with a goal assisted by Tania Lilievrc. In the third and final period, Lindsey Lindsey Cowan scored our third and final goal with assists to Tanya Hill and Brooke Pakosta. It left Newcastle defeated defeated 4-3, thus eliminating our girls. It is with great pleasure to advise that our sister team, Sit'n Sip, Newcastle Newcastle #2," were the "B" Division Champions of the tournament. The coaching staff of the Bowmanville Kinsmen Peewee additional team would like to thank all the boys and parents for a very enjoyable and successful season. With hard work and determination, the peewee peewee Toros finished the season going all the way to the York-Simcoe finals. It was a long road, playing six playoff rounds and a total of 72 games in the season. Special thanks to manager Barb Potter for her hard work and dedication to the team, John Denison and Bill Thornton for the stats, and Dennis Woolner for supplying refreshments. Team members include, front row, (1-r), Greg Koenderman, John Wise, Clayton Kohn, Jamie Potter, Willy Thornton, Jason Charbonneau, Luke Denison, Robert Kameka. Middle Middle row, (1-r), Steven DeGraaf, Chris Watson, Jamie Woolner, Erik Griffin, Scott Lane, Darren Kok, Brian Lowery, Andy Gifford. Back row, (1-r), Jim Griffin (trainer), Sid DeGraaf (coach), Rick Kok (asst, coach). Absent were Paul Charbonneau (asst, coach), Barb Potter (manager). NEWAC Swimmers Cruise Through First Long Course Meet of Season 226, Angie Ross 223, Lon James 206, Karen Esselink 205, Sean Harding Harding 203, Tracey Phillips 202, Kelly Murray 200. High Triples: Ryan Preston 760, Dan Welsh 705, Nick Vickery 608, Angie Ross 553, Karen Esselink 541, Alissa Burtch 523. Bantam Division ; Twenty-two athletes from NE- jWAC, our local competitive swim- jming club, began their log-course ■ season in fine fonn at the Ajax Invi- ! tational held this past weekend at the 1 University of Toronto. The swimming season is divided in to short and long-course, with the former being held in 25 metre pools (Fall and Winter), while long course (Spring and Summer) meets arc swum in 50 metre or "Olympic" length facilities. The NEWAC swimmers began their preparation for long-course with a one-week training camp at the 50m Brock University pool in March, and arc now reaping the benefits of the extra work. The results from this meet were much improved over those from the same competition last season (when there was no preceding 50m training camp). In fact, eight swimmers managed managed to set lifetime bests in all their events. They were: Colin Grccnway, Dave James, Jenny Ellis, Kelly Ogilvie, Ogilvie, Michelle Vonhaltcn, Adclc Jenkins, Jenkins, Christine Frisina, Robin Litnc- beer, and Rcza Shaffaf. In addition, a number of club records were set, including three each from Toby Limebecr (50m freestyle, 400m individual medley, 200m backstroke), backstroke), and Adelc Jenkins (200m free, 200m back, 100m butterfly). Other record breakers were: Jenny Ellis (50rçi and 200m free). Lisa Von- hatten (400m IM), Chris Frisina (100m breast), Allison Ecuwcs (200m free), Devon Preston (100m breast). Other swimmers at the meet showing good progress were: Mackenzie Mackenzie Hudgin, Darrel Vonhattcn, Rick Weis, Malcolm Bonner, Lamanda Lamanda Grccnyer, Marianne Leslie and Peter Frisina. Team Standings: Bulldogs 75, Strike Force 72, Rebels 71, Spares 62, Aces 60, Champs 50, Blue Jays 46, Raiders 46, Strikers 45, Winners 39, Mighty Ducks 33, Head Pins 30. High Singles: Ashley Burtch 199, Julie Curran 195, Kyle Milner 192, Adam Walton 185, Adam Goswell 178, Shannon Darch 176, Lindsey James 173. High Triples: Kyle Milner 533, Ashley Burtch 484, Adam Walton 453, Julie Curran 445, Kim Hcllam 433, Adam Goswell 431, Shannon Darch 429, Dawn Whitney 429. Tyke Division Team Standings; James 58, Van- Hcuvclcn 51, Hossack 49.5, Walton 48, Marchant 45.5, Ross 41, Perry 31, Fowler 29.5, Stacey 27, Greenley 26.5, McDougall 26.5, Prior 21. High Singles: Stephanie VanHcu- vclcn 131, Shawna Perry 128, Kyle Perry 127, Matt James 122. High Doubles: S. Pcnry 237, K. Perry 233, D. Perry 229, J. Beers To the fans of the Bowmanville Eagles Jr. C hockey club On behalf of our hockey club, I would like to express our sincere sincere appreciation for the overwhelming overwhelming support of the residents of the Town of Clarington in our quest for the Ontario championship. championship. We have enjoyed sellouts for every game from the league final to now. Your boisterous support has enabled us to take the Port Perry and Napanee series to seventh- seventh- game wins. The fifth and seventh games, played in Napanee, proved beyond beyond a doubt that you are the best fans in Junior C hockey, as over 250 of you made the trip to enjoy some of the most exciting and emotional hockey played in years. We are now faced with a door-die door-die situation with Rockton as we are now down three to one. Injuries Injuries have hurt us, but we expect all of our injured players back on Thursday for game five. We know, with your support, game seven will again be ours. Unfortunately, the Town of Clarington will not accommodate us for ice on Tuesday, April 26, and has requested that we play Monday, April 25. As the schedule, approved by our town, was set some time ago, neither Rockton nor Bowmanville are prepared to play back-to-back Sunday and Monday games, especially especially with nagging injuries and the need for precious time for those injured players to heal. If arrangements cannot be made with Rockton, we could be forced by the town to move the seventh game to the only ice available, which is in Ajax. We, the Bowmanville Eagles, do not want to do this, but we may be forced to. Our fans and our team deserve to have game seven played in Bowmanville. After After all, home ice advantage should simply be that. In any event, your continued support has helped put Bowmanville Bowmanville Junior C hockey back on the map in Ontario. Yours very truly Michael D. Laing Manager, Bowmanville Eagles ! By Ted Denny Cowan Pontiac-Buick Most new vehicles come equipped witli good safety features, such as scat belts, air bags, side guard door beams and a steel safely cage that surround the driver and passengers. But, all the carefully engineered safety features can't make up for a careless driver. 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For more information I can reached at Cowan Pontiac-Buick 905-623-3396. ~ The highlight performance of the meet was turned in by Kelly Ogilivie who bettered her 100m breaststroke time by over one and a half seconds, and qualified for the first time for Eastern Cup (formerly known as Division Division Two Nationals). This is an important important step for a swimmer and marks the beginning of their career as a Senior level simmer (all events arc open, ic no age groups, at Division Two and Senior National Championships). Championships). Kelly joins Dave James, another another recent first time qualifier (who also had a very strong sprint breaststroke breaststroke race this weekend), to bring the strength of the NEWAC Division II squad up to eight athletes with more to come. This group is by far the largest and most competitive squad fielded by NEWAC to date. Expect great things in the future. PITCH-IN CANADA! D DWMflnUl LLE BOWMANVILLE 1994-95 B.M.H.fl. and B.R.H.L. MINOR HOCKEY REGISTRATION B.M.H.fl. = REPRESENTATIVE B.R.8.L. = RECREATION DATE AND TIME FRIDAY, APRIL 22ND 5:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. RECREATION COMPLEX (B.M.H.A. AWARDS NIGHT) SUNDAY, MAY 15TH 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. RECREATION COMPLEX (B.R.H.L. AWARDS DAY) NOTE: Each player MUST bring a photo copy ol his/her Health Card and Birth Certilicate on an 81/2x11 sheet ol paper. For more information call: Paul Jackman 623-9538 (B.M.H.A.) Doug Harper 987-5053 (B.R.H.L.) Minor Hockey Registration Fees $100.00 payable with registration and a $100.00 post dated Sept. 15,1994. Any further fees will be due upon placement. Anyone registering alter the above dates will not bo guaranteed a spot to play during the 94-95 season. Late registration fee add $35.00. ©