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THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, MAY 29,2002 PAGE 15 Sports &LEISURE CANADIAN STATESMAN MAY 2 9, 2 0 0 2- Gaels grab share of first ii y BY BRAD KELLY Staff Writer CLARINGTON - Having reached the midway point of the season, the Clarington Green Gaels have no regrets about the way things have transpired. And that's the way the Junior B lacrosse team would like to keep it for the final dozen regular season games in the Ontario Lacrosse Association. From the outset, coach Brad MacArthur wanted his team to make sure to collect the points against the weaker teams in the league, and not regret regret missing out on lost opportunities. So far so good, including a pair of weekend wins over Oakville and Huntsville. "We want to beat the teams we are supposed to and stay competitive with the teams that are up there with us," said MacArthur of the team's approach. "We don't want to look back at the end of the year and realize there were points we should have won that we didn't." didn't." The pair of weekend wins moves the Green Gaels (9-3) into a first place tie with Barrie (9-2) in the Mid East division, division, both with 18 points. Mimico (7-3) sits third, four points back. With the weekend wins, the Green Gaels are on a streak that has produced six wins in their last seven games. That streak was in doubt for two periods periods on Friday night at the Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex, as the Oakville Buzz held the Green Gaels to a 2-2 tie through two periods. . But the Green Gaels got third period goals from Dayne Boatswain, Jesse Thomas, Nate Andres (power play) and James Barton (penalty shot) with his second of the night to pull out a 6-2 victory. victory. James Hinkson also scored for the Green Gaels, who actually trailed in the game 2-0 after the first period before scoring six unanswered goals. The following day in Huntsville, the Green Gaels didn't flirt with any danger, jumping out to an early lead and coasting coasting to a 19-10 decision over the Hawks. Player of the game Shane Sargent had four goals and two assists for the Green Gaels, who also got goals and assists assists from Tyler Harris (3-3), Hinkson (3-2), Ryan Preston (three goals), Barton Barton (2-1), Coady Derks (1-4), Jesse Thomas (1-3), Boatswain (one goal), Tom Soloman (one goal), Rick Passficld (two assists), Colin Baker (one assist) and Thomas MacArthur (one assist). The wide margin on the scoreboard also spilled over into the penalty minutes, minutes, where the usually disciplined Green Gaels were assessed 91 minutes opposed to Huntsville's 58. "There's a time and place to seek revenge revenge and the choices we made to do it was not the best of times," said MacArthur of his team's undisciplined play, particularly in the third period. Looking back at the first half of the season, MacArthur said there are a "few aspects I would like to improve on" but overall he has been pleased with the way- things have unfolded, in particular, only losing one game at home thus far. "There is no room for us to lose at ■ home this year," he said, hoping to reduce reduce the four losses the team had a sea- A.J. GROEN/ Statesman photo James Hinkson (21) of the Clarington Green Gaels tries to protect the ball during a 6-2 win over Oakville. son ago. He also pointed out the strong play of Harris, Barton, Hinkson and Andres who have emerged as leaders. The Green Gaels get back at it Friday night, hosting Huntsville at 8 p.m. THE SCOOP - Andy Glen is facing another suspension from the league as a result of an altercation in Huntsville Saturday. Saturday. He has already served a five- game suspension this season...James Barton was named Player of the Game Friday for his two goals in the win against Oakville. Durham Region's high school athletes are right on track LOSSA TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS DAY 2 RESULTS CIVIC FIELDS, OSHAWA WOMEN 200 METRE DASH MIDGET 1. Holder, Nikkita -Dunbarton 26.54 2. Kadi, Stephanie Dunbarton 29.01 3. Rees, Tari St. Mary's 29.07 4. Branton, Shannon Paul Dwyer 29.53 WOMEN 800 METRE RUN MIDGET 1. McLean, Laura Paul Dwyer 2:39.17 2. 'Boucher, Kristen St. Mary's 2:42.93 3. Cappicotti, Chantelle Brock 2:51.97 4. Cortese, Marina Trafalgar 2:56.37 WOMEN 3000 METRE RUN MIDGET 1. McLean, Laura Paul Dwyer 12:05.33 2. Geypens, Maegan Paul Dwyer 13:39.12 3. Short, Michelle Bowmanville 13:41.53 WOMEN 300 METRE HURDLES MIDGET 1. Martin, Simone Pine Ridge 48.54 2. Skinner, Taryn Uxbridge 50.36 3. Gidney, Nicole Exeter 57.49 4. Gonsalves, Mishka . Paul Dwyer 1:00.28 WOMEN TRIPLE JUMP MIDGET 1. Belfall, Karen Ajax 9.62m 2. Cortese, Cara Trafalgar 8.92m 3. Tang, Jenny O'Neill 8.48m, 4. Cortese, Amanda Trafalgar 8.10m WOMEN 200 METRE DASH JUNIOR 1. Charles, Tabla ... Pine Ridge... .25.38 2. Boodram","'Shannon St. Mary's 26.42 3. Perryman, Melissa Paul Dwyer 26.85 4. Gray, Natasha St. Mary's 28.20 WOMEN 800 METRE RUN JUNIOR 1. Spartes, Liliane Gamier 2:19.26 2. Weir, Sarah O'Neill 2:20.64 3. Agnew, Carla McLaughlin 2:23.20 2:30.14 4. Toomsalu, Katie Dunbarton WOMEN 3000 METRE RUN JUNIOR .1. Weir, Sarah O'Neill 2. Simeson, Lauren Paul Dwyer 3. Toomsalu, Katie . Dunbarton 4. Binns, Danielle Paul Dwyer WOMEN 300 METRE HURDLES JUNIOR 1. Boodram, Shannon St. Mary's 48.25 2. McConnell, Samantha O'Neill 48.45 3. Simpson, Justine Bowmanville 54.59 4. Davidson, Alicia Uxbridge 57.35 WOMEN 4X100 METRE RELAY JUNIOR 11:23.72 11:27.73 11:32.26 11:42.34 1. Dunbarton 2. St. Mary's 3. Uxbridge 4. Courtice WOMEN TRIPLE JUMP JUNIOR 1. Charles, Tabia Pine Ridge 2. Blackman, Sommer Pickering 3. Richards, Kemika Pickering 4. Gordon, Tyanna Austin WOMEN DISCUS THROW JUNIOR 1. Gates, Michelle Uxbridge 2. de Vries, Lindsay Courtice 3. Carr, Natalie Dunbarton 4. Cook, Ashley Exeter WOMEN JAVELIN THROW JUNIOR 1. Narinesingh, Nichol Notre Dame 2. Gates, Michelle Uxbridge 3. de Vries, Lindsay Courtice 4. Nestle, Sandra Trafalgar WOMEN 800 METRE RUN SENIOR 1. Mayers, Patricia Eastdale - 2. Mokedanz, Amanda Paul Dwyer 3. Lower, Darlene Pickering 4. Graham, Nikki Roberts WOMEN 3000 METRE RUN SENIOR 1. Nukuri, Diane Gamier 2. Mokedanz, Amanda Paul Dwyer 3. O'Connell, Christine Paul Dwyer 4. Colvin, Ashley Dunbarton 53.94 56.37 57.42 ' 1:01.94 11.80m 10.58m 10.25m 10.01m 23.00m 19.02m 17.84m 17.65m 25.30m 25.20m 23.76m 21.05m 2:19.84 "2:38.02"- 2:47.56 3:27.31 WOMEN TRIPLE JUMP SENIOR 1. Garrett, Vanessa DO'C 10.39m MEN 200 METRE DASH MIDGET 1. Peters, Jaime Dunbarton 24.07 2. Lopez, Stephen , Pickering 24.65 3. Engel, Jon Bowmanville 24.99 4. Lindo, Jamal Dunbarton 25.04 MEN 800 METRE RUN MIDGET 1. Finn, Ryan Pickering 2:06.99 2. Laity, Chris Exeter 2:13.87 3. Hudson, Brian Paul Dwyer 2:14.14 4. Patterson, Jon McLaughlin 2:18.40 MEN 3000 METRE RUN MIDGET 1. Brown, Rob McLaughlin 9:44.04 2. Dillon, Marcus McLaughlin 9:50.66 3. Binns, Kyle Paul Dwyer 9:57.64 4. Murray, Michael Ajax 10:19.28 MEN 300 METRE HURDLES MIDGET 1. Geer, Keenan Port Perry 43.83 2. Gomes, Tedroy Pickering 45.63 3. Brown, Adam Pickering 45.72 4. Vrantsidis, Michael McLaughlin 47.20 MEN LONG JUMP MIDGET 1. Lopez, Stephen Pickering 6.17m 2. Gordon, Ryan Pickering 5.98m 3. Brooks, Timothy Pickering 5.62m 4. Wright, Andre Austin 5.35m MEN TRIPLE JUMP MIDGET 1. Lopez, Stephen Pickering 12.31m 2. Gordon, Ryan Pickering 12.11m 3. While, Aaron McLaughlin 11.05m 4. Thompson, James Dunbarton 10.63m MEN 200 METRE DASH JUNIOR 1. Vine, Zac • Bowmanville 23.06 2. Clarke, Chris Ajax 23.55 3. Stevens, Derek St. Mary's 23.61 4. Woodley, Kevin Anderson 23.85 MEN 800 METRE RUN JUNIOR 1. Hudson, Andrew Paul Dwyer 2:02.90 2. Menear, Matt Port Perry 2:03.17 3. Burrell, Craig Dunbarton 2:07.85 4. Gibson, Alex Pereyma 2:08.94 MEN-3000 METRE RUN JUNIOR 1. Vecmanis, Kevin Anderson 9:39.77 2. Bruce, Jamie McLaughlin 9:41.97 3. Burrell, Craig ' Dunbarton 9:59.87 4. Hudson, Andrew Paul Dwyer 10:17.95 MEN 300 METRE HURDLES JUNIOR I.Sahadath, Cameron Pickering 41.54 2. Martin, Josh " Pine Ridge 46.30 3. Ferreira, Christopher Pickering 50.20 4. Bell, Brandon Dunbarton 53.05 MEN 4X100 METRE RELAY JUNIOR 1. St. Mary's 45.60 2. Pickering 47.50 3. Pine Ridge 48.16 4. Uxbridge 48.25 MEN LONG JUMP JUNIOR 1. Walker, Triston St. Mary's 6.61m ' 2. Lawrence, Matthew Pickering 6.10m 3. Best, Colin Brock 5.91m 4. Johnson, Coujoe Dunbarton 5.86m MEN TRIPLE JUMP JUNIOR 1. Robins, Kevin Port Perry ' 12.50m 2. Best, Colin Brock 12.33m 3. Johnson, Coujoe Dunbarton 12.29m 4. Lawrence, Matthew Pickering 12.09m MEN DISCUS THROW JUNIOR 1. Brown, Kyle Bowmanville 31.20m 2. Lynch, Brian - - Paul Dwyer 23.36m V 3. Chaisson, Matt Pine Ridge 23:32m MEN JAVELIN THROW JUNIOR 1. Brown, Kyle Bowmanville 41.55m 2. Lockyer, Bryan Exeter 33.65m 3. Lynch, Brian Paul Dwyer 31.90m 4. Lafferty, Kris Central 28.96m MEN 200 METRE DASH SENIOR 1. Gibbs, TJ Pickering 23.72 2. McKenzie, Jermaine Dunbarton 24.55 3. Green, Omar Pickering 24.62 4. Gubler, Tyler ' Pereyma 25.00 MEN 800 METRE RUN SENIOR 1. Winston, Greg O'Neill 2:06.80 2. Millage, Jamie Austin 2:07.95 3. Tsiopoulos, Spiros Pickering 2:17.02 MEN 3000 METRE RUN SENIOR 1. Dionne, Joe . Paul Dwyer 9:01.16 2. Millage, Jamie Austin 10:24.95 3. Bowler, Matt Courtice 11:12.26 4. Kennedy, Matt Uxbridge 11:15.31 MEN 400 METRE HURDLES SENIOR 1. Martin, Paul Pine Ridge 1:00.69 2. Smith, Matt Uxbridge 1:02.65 MEN 4X400 METRE RELAY SENIOR 1. Pickering 3:38.42 2. Pine Ridge 3:45.61 3. Anderson 3:46.47 4. Uxbridge 3:49.96 MEN LONG JUMP SENIOR 1. Jordan, Jason Pickering 6.59m 2. John, Akiel Pickering 6.32m 3. Godding, Keith DO'C 5.62m 4. Hamilton, Kelvin Anderson 5.15m MEN TRIPLE JUMP SENIOR 1. John, Akiel Pickering 13.36m V 2. 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