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DENNIS PIZZA DENNIS PIZZA DENNIS PIZZA The Darlington Auto Bantams arc completing a successful successful season holding an impressive 11-3-3 record under their belt with three games yet to be played. In the three tournaments tournaments that the team took part in this year, they brought home a 'B' finalist position in their Bobcaygcon games, an 'A' championship championship from their home Bowmanville tournament, and a 'C' championship finish at their most recent tournament in Douro. Coach Ron Bilcox, hanager Becky Bilcox, assist^ coach Larry Dean, and trai|r Gary Emond are all pleasedvith the teams' efforts, not only jjthe tournaments, tournaments, but also their ty during the season. The players and nnagement would like to extend thegratitude to their sponser, Darlijton Auto ; : .V '.!'v . ' I... Sales. The players would also like to thank the manager, coaches, trainer, and of course, the parents, for all their time and efforts to help make this year an enjoyable experience, experience, With three more games to play before the post-season, the players are preparing for a strong playoff finish. Team members include, front row, Jason Kcwcll. Middle row, (1- r), Kevin Sendall, Jeff Dean, Robbie Bilcox, Ryan Charron, Jamie Emond. Back row, (1-r), Gary Emond (trainer), Larry Dean (asst, coach), Mitch Fontaine, Mike Knox, Brandon Buckley, Tullcy Privett, Brandon Kcttela, Brad • Copping, Greg Bell, Kristopher Bruynson, Ron Bilcox (coach). The Clarington/Counicc Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, March 14, 1908 Pace 7 Novice Selects Battle in Marmora February 13 - The Eagles played the Oshawa NASC squad. This was an even match with both teams working hard. The only scoring of the game came in the second period with Oshawa getting two unanswered goals. February 14 - On Valentine's Day the Eagles travelled to Uxbridge. This one was an exciting game with great passing and good end-to-end play. The final score was 4-2 for the Eagles. Eagles goals scored by Andrew Lambert, James Parks and a couple for Brendan Grigg. Assists went to Kyle Pearson, Keegan Lawson, . Christopher Konarowski, Ryan Thomas, Nathan Bracken and Jeremy Jefferson. The Eagles nctminder, Dan Jackson, played a solid game to record the victory. February 21 weekend - The Eagles travelled to a tournament in Marmora. Game 1 - The Eagles went up against a tough Norwood team. They were outplayed to a 5-0 loss. Keegan Lawson won the MVP award for his hard work. Game 2 - The Eagles Mackie Automotive Systems Eliminate Markham went up against Hcspclcr. This one was an even match. The Eagles had lots of scoring chances in the first, but couldn't seem to put one past the Norwood nctminder. There was no scoring until halfway through the second when Hcspclcr put one on the board. It wasn't until the 6:33 mark of the third that Amber Ellis was able to get the rebound from a backboard shot by Brendan Grigg to finally get the Eagles on the scoreboard to tic the game. Time ran out and the game was to be decided with a shoot out. Each team chose three shooters. The Eagles shooters were Amber Ellis, Christopher Konarowski and Scott Tamblyn. Both Amber and Christopher were able to successfully put bullets past the Norwood nctminder. nctminder. At the other end of the rink the hot Eagles net- minder, Dan Jackson, stoned all three Norwood shooters to take the Eagles to a victory and on to the "C" Championship. Amber Ellis was selected MVP of the game. Game 3 - The "C" Championship was against the tough host team Marmara. This was all Marmara with a 10-4 loss for the Eagles. Eagles goals scored by Christopher Konarowski, Amber Ellis, and two for Brendan Grigg. Assists went to Keegan Lawson, James Parks and Jeremy Jefferson. Brendan Grigg was chosen MVP of the game. At noon, during a short break in the action, there was a skills competition with each team choosing one shooter and one goal- tender to represent each team. Brendan Grigg was the Eagle's ' shooter and Dan Jackson the nctminder. nctminder. Both said it was nerve racking, but fun! Goodyear Midgets Meet Peterborough With wins of 6-4 and 4- 2 over Ajax, as well as a 5- 5 tie and a 4-3 win over Oshawa, the Goodyear Midgets now advance to meet the Peterborough Petes in a best-of-five scries. The Mackie Markham team in all three Automotive System: games. Chad Dcighton and Major Novice AA Toro; Michael Harris shared the swept the Markhart shutout in each of the three Waxcrs in a bcst-of-fivl wins, series three games to none! The Toros opened the The Toros shut out thj series at home with a 4-0 NEWCASTLESKATING CLUB promts our CarnivPresentation 'A Night a The Movies" Saturday,larch 28, 1998 2 p.mand 7 p.m. at the Nvcastle Arena Guest Skatersdam and Kati Colville (Adam is a metnbef the National Junior Team) For informaon call 987-9933 1 Newcasî Colts Soccer Club Soccej Registration SaturdaMar. 21, 1998 9 a.m. till noon, Newjle Town Hall, Lions Club Room If interested inwiching or assistant or for more infoiation call: 987-4288 Coaches and assistants rase call ASAP so the number of teams t be determined. REGISTFÏON FEE: $80.00 'LATE REGISTFTION: $10.00 Per Child SHIN RADS AiUtE WORN BY AU PLAYERS _ ID ~ ©JP7 win over the Waxers. In the first period, the Clarington team opened up a quick 1-0 lead on a goal by Stephen Bathe, assisted by Jason Sulyma and David Ross. Two more first period goals were scored. Brandon Doble (from Andre Albertini) and Kyle Goodchiid (from Bathe) scored the Toro tallies. tallies. In the third period, the line of Andrew Albertini, Brandon Doble and Hailey Van Scggelen combined for the fourth Toro goal as Albertini dented the twine. The Mackie Toros were also the hosts for game two of the scries. The Toros defeated the Waxcrs by a 3-0 score. Defenseman Corey Prince opened the scoring in the first period as he cruised in from the point and rifled a shot past the Waxer goalie. Hailey Van Scggelen and Stephen Bathe drew the assists on the play. In the second period, Jason Sulyma and Brian Allore sent Stephen Bathe away on a thrcc-on-onc break. Bathe finished off the play to put the Toros ahead 2-0. David Ross rounded out the Toro scoring with Allore and Prince earning the assists. The Mackie Toros travelled travelled to Markham for game three of the series. However, the Toros felt right at home as they again shut out the Waxers 5-0. The Toros, held scoreless by Markham in the first period, scored three goals in the second period. David Ross knocked in a Mitch McMichacl rebound to put the Toros in the lead to stay. Kyle Goodchiid earned the other assist. Stephen Bathe tipped in Corey Prince's point shot to put the Toros into a 2-0 lead. Nicolas Bonin also posted an assist on the play. Bathe scored his sec- Bowmanville Eagles Looking Forward to New Jr. A League Canadian Okitwan Karate Limited in HU Bowmanville StartiifJarch 24th Registration 6 - 6:30• Class 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. met B. Rickard Recreation Complex Located at the Intersection o/ ylonal Road #57 and Hwy. »2 across from Canadian Tire for 8 weeks Ages 6 and up •.Streetwise Sense • (Building Confidence Self'Dcfense Techniques tience, (Discipline and Control Contact: Instructor • (Sensei) Brycdinson (6th Degree) (705) 374-5458 or Rcc. Complex (905) 623-5728 ( j Loose clothing should be worn. Teams that will comprise comprise the new Ontario Provincial Junior Hockey League met over the weekend to discuss a regular regular season and playoff format. format. So far, half of the work is done. The 13 teams in the Eastern Conference of the new mega-league, including including the Bowmanville Eagles, will play a full balanced balanced interlocking schedule, schedule, with four games against each of the other 12 teams. Another two games will be played against a team's natural rival -- in Bowmanvillc's case that would be Oshawa -- for a 50-game regular season. The other half of the work -- a playoff format -- is yet to be decided. "I think we arc taking a step in the right direc- DENNIS PIZZA DENNIS PIZZA DENNIS PIZZA Deiilis PizzeriaRestaiiraiit Fresh Handmade Pizzas arae Pizza $1 199* Special applies taat-in only Sunday to Wednesday No extras. * No doubles.! Until March 31 st/98 Proudly serving Bowmanville and surrounding area for over 20 years. with up to , 3 ingredients FREE HOMDELIVERY ON PIZZAS . 623-33®! ^ 219 King StreiEast Bowmanville DENNIS PIZZA PUNIS PIZZA DENNIS PIZZA lion," said Eagles General Manager Mike Laing. As reported in The Statesman last week, the Provincial Jr. A League, and the Metro Jr. A League will be amalgamating next season to form one league -- the Ontario Provincial Junior Hockey League. A total of 38 teams will help comprise the league, which will be divided into three conferences: Eastern, Central, and Western. In addition to Bowmanville, other teams in the Eastern Conference include: Ajax, Cobourg, Kingston, Peterborough, Trenton, Oshawa, Port Hope, Pickering, Quinte, Oshawa Generals Meet Kingston In Playoffs The Oshawa Generals will face the Kingston Frontenacs in the opening round of the Ontario Hockey League playoffs. The first game in the best-of-seven series is Sunday night in Kingston. Game two will be in Oshawa on Tuesday, March 17, at 7:30 p.m. The series shifts back to Kingston for game three on Friday, Mardi 20. Game four is back in Oshawa on Sunday, March 22, at 6:30 p.m, If necessary, games five, six, and seven arc as follows: game five, Tuesday, March 24, at Kingston; game six, Wednesday, Mardi 25, at Oshawa; game seven, Thursday, March 26, at Kingston. For More Sports See Page 12 ond goal of the game, this one shorthanded, when he was set up by McMichael and Jason Sulyma. In the third period, Brian Allore scored off a 2-on-1 pass by Bathe. Prince completed the scoring with an unassisted unassisted goal. The Mackie Toros will now face the West Division champions, the Vaughn Rangers in a best- of-five series for the right to represent the York- Simcoe League in the O.M.H.A. playdowns. Triple F Bowling March 6 Jake Dykstra 17, Ann Strikwerda 15, Peter Plonk 14, Don Vander Meer 14, Frances Mulder 14, Ron Bonsma 13, Ann Vander Meer 11, Nick Bakker 10. High Single Ladies - Sarah Meima 209. High Single Men - Bill Buma 264. High Triple Ladies - Frances Mulder 546. High Triple Men - Jake Dykstra 651. High Average Ladies - Ann Strikwerda 176. High Average Men - Ron Bonsma 191. o\6 gating 50 v G C Orono Figure Skating Club wishes to invite all former members 1 to celebrate with us on Saturday, April 4, 1998 Anyone who would like to participate in our success or has items of interest to add to our display, is invited to call Gail McKenzie, 983-9542 or Joan Moffat, 983-9561. 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