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Page 4 The Clanngton/Courtice Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, April 18, 1998 K; McPherson Novices End Successful Season The K. McPherson Novice team has now completed their 97/98 hocKcy season. I(i the playoff round, the McPherson team lost their! first two games. The first game was won by the Oshawa T.P.A. team 5-3, with- McPherson goals going to Alexandra Slade, Miclielle Hodgson and Rosemary Quinlan. Assists going to Lesley Sinopoli, Colleen Bathe, Hodgson and Stade. In game two against the Oshàwa Crows, the McPherson team lost 4-1. The only McPherson goal was scored by Michelle Hodgson assisted by Courtney Hamilton. In game three, the McPherson team was able to get their momentum back and win the game 4-1 over the Oshawa Corky's team.. McPherson goals went to Alexandra Stade, Lesley Sinopoli and a pair for Michelle Hodgson. Assists going to Amanda Miljanovski, Colleen Bathe and Kristen Robinson. In a recent tournament Continued on page 5 Local Racers Finish in Top Spots in Opener of Mountain Bike Series C.M.H.A. AWARDS DAY DATE: FRIDAY, APRIL 24th, 1998 IÎOCATION: GARNET B. RICKARD RECREATION COMPLEX HALL TIME: 7:00 P.M. I AGENDA -j Team Awards (Minor Novice to Juvenile) -^Individual Player Awards ;! • Esso Medals of Achievement •! • C.M.H.A. Leadership Award I; • C.M.H.A. High Points r • C.M.H.A. Participation Awards -%Thank You to Sponsors \ • Presented by Team Captains -*3M Coaching Recognition Award ; • Selected by C.M.H.A. Executive -(Mark Shackelton Memorial Award ; • Most Improved Goalie in the C.M.H.A. -'Barry Shackelton Memorial Award f • Forward Portraying Heart and Perseverance ; in the C.M.H.A. -, Terry Baker Memorial Award • Defenceman of the Year - Player who ; exemplifies consistency • -j Rick Broome Memorial Award ■ • Most Improved Defenceman in the C.M.H.A. -j Ruby Downing Memorial Award ; • Individual Displaying Unselfish Dedication to ■ the C.M.H.A. and Minor Hockey -; Thank You to 1997 - 98 Executive EVERYONE WELCOME Local area riders Marina Mueller, Martin Randall, Amanda Kellett and Jennifer Hinch all made it to the winner's circle circle in this year's first Giant Five mountain bike competition held in Bethany, near Peterborough, this past Sunday. Competing in some of the toughest age and distance divisions, all four riders finished first in their divisions. Marina Mueller, riding out of Oshawa, won the 20 kilometer distance for 40- 49 year old women in a time of 2 hours, 53 minutes minutes and 57 seconds, while Martin Randall, of Courticc, took top spot in the same age division for men with a time of one hour, 27 minutes and 44 seconds. Amanda Kellett pounded out the grueling 40 kilometer open with a time of three hours, 22 minutes and 29 seconds. Jennifer Hinch clinched the under-20 women's 20 kilometer event with a time of 2 hours, 7 minutes and 12 seconds. Rounding out the field among the top finishers from the area were Mark Hodgins from Bowmanville, finishing third in the competitive under-20 male division, while the 40-49 male division, division, Steve Keane, Barney Kerr and Peter Morrison finished 4th, 5th and 7th respectively. BROKEN WINDSHIELD? WE PAY YOUR j $100°° Deductible on most windshield replacements FREE GIFT CERTIFICATE I 1 . , ; i \ ") I It ; > X! h 'll In >1 I / \ I ■ I X: \ t - • Forr ftGue wpy ntf's . 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The races are marked by electronic time keeping, lunch,T-shirts for all riders and great spectator spectator viewing for all the events. There are male and female categories at all age levels, with the number number of women riders growing growing each day. As an added bonus, Alpha Racing has launched a new Thursday night fun ride series for the Bethany location. Starting on April 23, riders can hit the trails at 6:30 p.m. and ride until dusk. With a price of only $5.00 (or $50 for the entire summer), riders can continue to work in an off-road environment environment between events, or come out to try mountain mountain bike riding without any concern for competing against others. All the events are held off-road and feature a mix of single and double track, varied terrain and distances distances of 10, 20 and 40 kilometers. There is an excellent mix of fast track, twisty gnarly technical trail and heart pounding hills to challenge even the most serious riders. All events are sanctioned and insured by the Ontario Cycling Association. Anyone interested in more information on upcoming events can contact Alpha Racing at 905-986-0959, fax at 905-986-1305 or c- mail alpha@speedline.ca Aamco Rebounds After Slow Start After a slow start in regular season play, the Aamco Bantams made a big impression in the playoffs playoffs going undefeated in the C-D round robin advancing to the "C" final. In game one of the round robin, Aamco faced off against Skylight. Aamco goaltcndcr Erik Smalc was in playoff form making key saves against the strong offence of Skylight. Aamco had shown a big offensive outburst outburst against Skylight scoring six goals to Skylight's 3. This was Aamco's first playoff win. Scoring for Aamco: Phil Hopkins (2g, la), Ryan Hill (2g), Ryan Ormiston (lg, la), Jesse Cole (Ig), Trevor Lyectt, Rob Vale and Jeff Ball (la) caeli. In game two, Aamco outgunned Kool Enterprises 5-4 in a close matchup. Scoring for Aamco was Ryan Ormiston (3a), Phil Hopkins (2g), Ryan Hill (lg, la), Andrew Warren (lg, la), Jamie Grant (2a), Jeff Ball (lg) and Brent Tansley (la). In game three, Aamco played a tough defensive Continued on page 5 CNC Custom Machine Minor Peewee Toros are Off to OHF Tournament During the season, the Clarington Minor Pccwcc CNC Custom Machine AA Toros finished in first place in the East Division of the OMHA. To arrive at the All-Ontario finals against Brampton, they had to beat out Peterborough, Ajax, and Barrie. During the regular season and including tournaments, the Toros played 51 games, winning winning 40, losing 4, and tieing 7. They scored a total of 263 goals. The goaltending was outstanding outstanding with league leading average of 1.79 with 6 shutouts. They qualified for the Silver Stick by winning the Bowmanville tournament. tournament. Plagued with six players on the injured list, they were not able to win the finals in Newmarket. 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