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) Tiic Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, October 14, 1998 Section Two Page 9 SECOND BEST - The undcr-15 girls' soccer team finished second overall in the Durham Girls' Soccer League this season, posting a record of 12 wins, 2 losses and 2 tics. Team members include, front row, (1-r), Alena Shah, Kelly Goddard, Jackie Bakker, Megan MacLeod, Melinda Gray, Amanda Rekkcr. Back row, (1-r), Wil Bakker (coach), Leslie Adams, Ashley Welsh, Angela Dimovski, Julie DcJong, Melissa McCarthy, Susan Lawrence, Julia Bonnier, Rob Goddard (asst, coach). Absent are Cathy Adams (manager/trainer), Kcrstin Petrie, Lu-Anne Thiele, Erin Saari. Nu Tech Security Wraps Up Soccer Season in Second The Bowmanvillc United Soccer Club entered its first Undcr-15 team in the Durham Girls' Soccer League (DGSL) this past summer. The Bowmanvillc entry was sponsored by Nu Tech Security. The team competed against 12 teams within the Durham Region. Nu Tech finished second overall in its division as well as second overall overall among all 12 teams. All players should be proud of their accomplishment for a good season. The team started slowly, losing games early in the season and did not play well in the Ken Davies Memorial Soccer Tournament held in June. However, through dedicated practices practices and hard work on the part of all team members, considerable improvement was achieved throughout the season. Strong team play was evident and a balanced balanced scoring attack helped provide strong team play, The main strength of Nu Tech Security was its strong defense and midfield play. Strong goaltending provided by Julie DeJong helped solidify the team's drive toward a strong finish over the latter part of the season. The team defense was led by Susan Lawrence, who utilized her speed to thwart off offensive rushes by the opposition. opposition. Melinda Gray, Ashley Welsh and Alena Shah also assisted in providing strong play on the back line. The midfield was led by Megan MacLeod with her skillful playmaking and speed. Kelly Goddard and Jackie Bakker also provided strong midfield play along with the outside midfielders. They included Julia Bonnier, Lesley Adams, Angela Dimovski and Lu-Anne Thiele. The forwards were led by Erin Saari, Melissa McCarthy, Amanda Rekker and Kcrstin Petrie. Goals were not always easy to come by for Nu Tech, but with strong team play and a focus on defense the team was able to have a highly successful season, losing only twice throughout thé regular season along with two ties and twelve wins. Erin Saari, Melissa McCarthy and Megan MacLeod, led the team in goal production. The team competed in the season ending Cup Tournament in Uxbridge at the end of August. Unfortunately, the inability to score led to the team being eliminated during the first round. Nu Tech lost 1-0 to the eventual finalists from Whitby Steel. The team would like to thank its coaches, Wil Bakker and Rob Goddard for working with the players during the past season. Thanks also to our manager/trainer Cathy ■Adams for her assistance during the season. Finally, the team would also like to thank our sponsor, Nu Tech Security, for their support support during the past season. The team hopes to compete again next season in the DGSL. Oshowa Generals Bounce Kitchener The Oshavva Generals clicked three times on the power play Sunday night on home ice en route to an easy 6-1 victory over the Kitchener Rangers in an Ontario Hockey League regular season lilt. Brent Gauvrcau, Brad Ralph, and Brandon Coalter scored with the man advantage in the victory, victory, as the Generals out- shot Kitchener 35-19 on the evening. Gauvrcau and Ralph also scored at even strength, with Kevin Colley picking up the other goal. It was a five- point night for Colley, who also collected four assists and was named the game's first star. The win improved Oshawa's record to 3-1, and was a nice way to finish finish off the weekend after getting blanked 6-0 in Ottawa on Friday night. Sunday's game ended with a wild melee. Coalter, T.J. Reynolds, Richard Spence, and John Kozoriz were all ejected for fighting with only one second left in the game. Some good news was received by Osliawa prior to the weekend when they learned that first round NHL selection defenceman defenceman Bryan Allen, and overage goaltendcr Tyrone Garner will be sent back to junior hockey after lengthy stays with their respective NHL teams. Allen, 18, was sent baek by the Vancouver Canucks after failing to come to terms on a contract. contract. He will not see action for at least a month with a separated shoulder. Garner, 20, was sent hack via Calgary and Saint John, the Flames' minor league affiliate, The Generals will he in North Bay on Thursday night, and Saull Ste. Marie on Friday. They will return to home ice at the Civic Auditorium on Tuesday, October 20, when they host Ottawa in a 7:30 p.m. I'aeeolT. 1 Let b1 m HEALTH Inc. : .BOWMAN.Vll.LK JREH AB . Centre Located in Lakeridge Health Centre 47 Liberty St. S. Bowmanvillc Physiotherapy Services We're Here for You ... Every Step of the Way • Registered Massage Therapist • Sports and Personal Injuries • Work Injuries • Motor Vehicle Accidents • Custom Orthotics • Arthritis • Neck and Back Pain • Knee and Shoulder Injuries Our goal is to provide the finest physiotherapy sendees you require for quick return to work and leisure activities after an injury. We accept WCB/WSIB, Auto Insurance, Employer Health Plan No Waiting List (905)623-1340 F.v Halminen Homes Wins Home Opener The Minor Novice "AA" Toros, sponsored by Halminen Homes, won their home opener by defeating Richmond Hill 10-1. The team has started the 98/99 campaign on a torrid pace, winning two tournaments and their home opener. In the eleven games played, the boys from Clarington have Statesman Toros Unbeatable October 9, saw the Newmarket Rcdmen visit the Canadian Statesman Major Novice Toros at Darlington. The Rcdmcn hit the ice flying and quickly moved to a 1-0 lead minutes into the game. The Toros slowly picked up their pace and tied the score late in the second with Mitch Callieu stuffing in Luke Pithcr's rebound. Early in the third, Daniel McCarthy scored a nice wraparound wraparound goal, then David Miller set up Pither for his second. second. The Rcdmen never gave up and narrowed the score to 3-2, setting up a thrilling last few minutes of play that saw Brandon Castellan put away the game with an empty net goal. October 10, the Toros travelled to the Iceland 4 Plcx to play the Mississauga Terriers. The Toros were on the scoreboard first with Brock Murphy firing in a pass from Miller. The Terriers roared back to take a commanding 3- 1 lead by the end of the second period. In the third period, period, Castellan and Callieu scored two quick goals to tic the game, but the Terriers popped a late goal to take the 4-3 victory. Coaching the Toros this year is Ralph Murphy, assisted assisted by Ron Pither. Trainers arc Bruce Snowden and Mark Berncy. Keeping everyone in line is Manager Helen Castellan. ♦ ROSSLAND LU o o □ Z o CO c/5 ADELAIDE E HWY. 401 328 Ritson Rd, N., Oshawa FAII PROJECT SAVINGS!!! 1 0% OFF WATCO Oil Stains 1 5 /o OFF Drawer Slides Until Oct. 10/98 725-4744 if busy call 725-2831 by Telma R. Grant r.p.t. 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The 98/99 Halminen Homes team consists of goalie: Derek Walker and Zachary Higgins; Players: Keegan Lawson, Chad McDonald, Kyle Robertson, Justin Stadler, Greg Ncmisz, Matthew Garrison, Nicholas Diachenko, John Bull, Chad McPaul,' Matthew Pedcn, James Hoffman, Matthew Perron, Chris Rivest, Andrew Bobas and Brady Burns. The coaching staff consists consists of Head Coach: Gary Ncmisz, Assistant Coach: Graham Higgins, Trainer: Richard McPaul, Manager: Lisa Higgins and Goalie Coach: Wayne Norris. The coaching staff would like to take this opportunity to welcome all the players to what is sure to be a fun and exciting season. DARLINGTON »WHsoca*aiB | Darlington Youth * 1 Soccer Club's ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19,1997 7:00 P.M.-9:00 P.M. COURTICE COMMUNITY CENTRE Points of interest: • Executive Elections • Incorporations of the Darlington Youth Soccer Club, Darlington Soccer Club & the Darlington Wanderers ALL ABE WELCOME! COME AND BE PART OF THE '98 SEASON! In. 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