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i PAGE 14 THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, FEBRUARY 11,2004 www.durhamregion.com Bowmanville skaters tops in Raccoon Rally BOWMANVILLE - Members of the Bowmanville Figure Skating Club used the familiar surrounding of their home rink to post impressive results results at the annual Raccoon Rally. Stage 2 Ladies, Flight l - Elaine Nelimarkka 3rd, Hailey Gallant 4th Stage 2 Ladies, Flight 2 - Krysly- na Hamilton 1st, Raquel Stephens 2nd, Sliayna Touw 3rd, Kailyn Brillinger 4th, Colby Houston 5lh Stage 3 Ladies, Flight 1 - Paige Ferlatte 1st Stage 3 Ladies, Flight 2 - Mystaya Touw 2nd, Hailey Shymko 4th, Bri- anna Seward 7th Stage 4 Ladies,. Flight 1 - Karlee Keith 1st Stage 4 Ladies, Flight 2 - Jenna Harney 1st, Tamara Usher 4lh, Cassandra Cassandra Billion 5th Stage 5 Ladies, Flight 1 - Megan Gordon 1st, Bethany Kromer 2nd, Miranda Gordon 4th Stage 5 Ladies, Flight 2 - Dayna Loveland 1st, Kiarah Shchepanik 3rd Stage 5 Ladies, Flight 3 - Jillian Rankin 6th Stage 5 Ladies, Flight 4 - Amanda Dankmeyer 4th Stage 5 Men, Flight 1 - Robert Osborne Osborne 2nd Stage 6 Ladies, Flight 2 - Dana Canonico 4th Stage 6 Ladies, Flight 4 - Jessica Brooks 2nd Stage 6 Ladies, Flight 5 - Victoria Snoek 2nd, Kerry Baker 5th Stage 6 Ladies, Flight 6 - Jessica Worrall 2nd, Candice Jordan 3rd Introductory Ladies A, Flight 1 - Elizabeth Macdonald 3rd, Braedyn Tutton 5th Introductory Ladies A, Flight 2 - Brandi George 3rd, Julianna Nac- carato 4th .Introductory Ladies A, Flight 3 - Chantal Nelimarkka 2nd, Karly Kamstra 5th Introductory Ladies B, Flight 1 - Sally-Sue Mowtowy 1st, Lindsay Tucker 3rd Introductory Ladies B, Flight 2 - Adelaide Wimpenny 1st, Alexandra Sarmatiuk 6th Introductory Ladies B, Flight 3 - Michelle Woodburne 2nd, Katrina Kamstra 3rd Introductory Ladies C, Flight 1 - Victoria Haines 2nd Pre-preliminary Ladies 1, Flight 1 - Elizabeth Macdonald 3rd, Braedyn Tutton 3rd Pre-preliminary Ladies 1, Flight 2 - Elise Moore 4th, Julianna Naccara- to 5th Pre-preliminary Ladies 1, Flight 3 - Tristen Hanke 1st Pre-preliminary Ladies 1, Flight 4 - Candice Mintz 1st Pre-preliminary Ladies 1, Flight 5 - Mackenzie Powell 5th Pre-preliminary Ladies 1, Flight 6 - Allie Lynne Bickle 3rd Pre-preliminary Ladies 1, Flight 7 - Nicole Loveland 3rd n LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Â) 0 0 SAT., FEB. 14 th - 10 PM * Valentine's 11 Dance ^ with r "Sean Roberts" 600 Grandview, Oshawa 905-436-1476 1. 1, Pre-preliminary Ladies Flight 8 - Shelby Lia 1st Pre-preliminary Ladies Flight 9 - Katie Buffet 3rd Pre-preliminary Ladies Flight 10 - Nicolette Russo 1st, Adelaide Wimpenny 6th Pre-preliminary Ladies 1, Flight 12 - Kayla Ganhao 1st, Sarah Farrell 5th Pre-preliminary Ladies 1, Flight 13 - Monika Rivoire 2nd, Erica Gnandt 7th Pre-preliminary Ladies 2, Flight 1 - Katie Buffet 1st, Tristen Tristen Hanke 2nd, Shelby Lia 3rd, Candice Mintz 4th, Nicolette Russo 5th, Nicole Loveland 6th Preliminary Ladies IB, Flight 1 - Danielle Cochrane 1st Preliminary Ladies IB, Flight 2 - Lauren Kolarek 1st, Jessica Snow 6th Preliminary Ladies IB, Flight 3 - Nicole Irvine 1st Preliminary Ladies 2B, Flight 1 - Shelby Lia 4th, Alan- na Kurt 5th Preliminary Ladies 2B, Flight 2 - Lauren Kolarek 2nd Preliminary Ladies 2B, Flight 3 - Nicole Irvine 1st, Kirsten Moore 3rd. St. Marys Toros sweeps Tecumseth in four Mh - * 4®-- - 7 • •/' .'■ i,-.; ; v 7■■ k ■P'.*'-. Outscore the opposition 21-8 in short series CLARINGTON - The Clarington St. Marys Toros are off to a great start in pee- wee AE post-season play, sweeping the New Tecumseth Tecumseth Tornados in four straight of a best-of-seven series. In Game 1, the Tornados were red-hot, taking a two- goal lead early on. Daniel Van Sickle and Richard Braybrook each scored one to even things up while Chris Guarini netted the go ahead goal. The Tornados fought back to tie the game and force a sudden death overtime period. Teddy Roeloffzen rang the winning goal off the far post to give the Toros a 4-3 victory. Aaron Thompson (2), Kenny Thornton (2) and Brandon O'Shea earned the assists. The Toros came out strong in the second game, winning in a romp, 6-1. Alex Rogers (1-0), Thornton (2- 1), Van Sickle (2-2) and Braybrook (1-1) scored for the Toros while Shawn Tay lor, O'Shea, Guarini and Roeloffzen each picked up an assist. Trevor Hill was outstanding in net. It was more of the same the next night as the Toros earned a well deserved 7-2 victory. R.J. Murray scored the hat trick (3-1), while Braybrook (1-1), Roeloffzen (1-1), Guarini (1-0) and O'Shea (1-0) rounded out the scoring. Assisting on the goals were Derek Watson and Rogers. Great defensive work by' Eric Forrest, Kyle Campbell and Howie Sutherland kept the Tornados Tornados from staging a comeback. comeback. Goaltender Shawn Nielsen was exceptional. Despite falling behind in the fourth game, the Toros rallied for a 4-2 win to sweep the ' series. Braybrook, Braybrook, Roeloffzen, Thornton and Guarini each scored for the Toros with assists going to Van Sickle (2), Murray and Taylor. Lucas Glaspell and Riley Chapman worked hard on the backcheck to shut down the Tornado's offence. offence. The Toros move on to the quarterfinals against the winner of the series between Ajax and Belleville. Swimming for silver SOCCKK CLUB Rep Program We are looking for above average players from the Clarington area. GIRLS U9, U10, U11, U12, U13, U14, U16, NEW- U21(0WSL) BOYS U9, U10, UI1, U12, U13, U14, U15, U16, U17, U18 FOR MORE INFORMATION ^ 905-623-7309 darllngton8occer8bellnet.ca ^ OSHAWA - Sarah Brand represented Bowmanville High School at a pre-LOSSA swim meet that was held in Oshawa recently. Her time of 1:20.03 placed her second among 21 swimmers in the 100m freestyle. Hunter's Photo melts ITN Plastic with 6-1 victory CLARINGTON - Hunter Photography's Photography's Shaun Slemko served up a hat trick in an exceptional performance performance to lead his team to a 6-1 victory victory over ITN Plastic in Clarington Recreational Hockey League bantam bantam action. Brayden Aloe also played an inspired inspired game, earning himself a goal and an assist, while Daniel Sonder- skov contributed with a goal and three assists. Hunter's last strike was delivered by Chris Henry, who also set up an earlier goal. Other stats went to Scott Brown with two assists and Neil Mawdsley with a single feeder. • 4ft OSHAWA K'£ K S REP TRYOUTS 905-579-3028 V&o, cz't' Serving the Municipality of Clarington The Clarington Minor Lacrosse Association is holding the registration for the 2004 season of Lacrosse. Dates Feb 14th and 15th Location Garnet B. Rickard Time 10am - 4pm Please remember to bring a copy of your child's birth certificate. Players must be registered in the House program to be eligible for Rep Try-outs. Fees payable by cheque only. Cash will not be accepted. Mandatory fundraiser $40 investment per family. Paperweight $100 Tyke, Novice, Pee Wee $145 Bantam, Midget* $155 *The Midget division will only go forward if there, are ! enough players registered. SOCCKIt CLUH Your Clarington Soccer Club! Houseleague, Rep, All Star Youth, Adult 905-623-7309 darlingtonsoccer@bellnet.ca www.darlingtonsoccer@allcanadiansport.ca The Clarington Minor Hockey Association is presently seeking qualified coaches for its Rep Hockey System AAA, A, and A/E for the 2004-05 Season Applications arc now being taken at all age levels from Novice to Midget (including Minor Midget) Deadline is Feb. 15,2004 Contact: Carlo Raco 905-435-5609 Linda Steele 905-429-7790 Applications can be picked up at www.claringtontoros.com . Only those applicants considered for an interview will be contacted MARCH BREAK CAMPS ONLY AT CANLAN ICE SPORTS POWER SKATING & HOCKEY SKILLS Ages 6 to 14,8:00 am to 5:00 pm LEARN TO SKATE MINI CAMP Ages 3 to 7,8:00 am to 12:00 pm HOCKEY TIPS 4 TOTS MINI CAMP Ages 3 to 7,8:00 am to 12:00 pm Call us to SIGN-UPTODAY Youth Hockey Leagues TYKE TO JUVENILE DIVISIONS League begins May 14,2004 Youth 3 on 3 League NOVICE TO MIDGET DIVISIONS League begins April 19,2004 New This Year - Great Ways To Introduce The Game To Your Kids! BLAST BALI: An hour of fun, action and fitness. See a demonstration of Blast Ball at Courtice Arena Feb. 14th 10:00 am - 2:00 pm ROOKIE BALL: A Fast Paced Game. Let's players develop ball skill with the use of a pitching machine instead of a live pitcher 2004 SUMMER REGISTRATION New Lower Registration Fees - Dollar for dollar, it's your child's most fun by the hour WHEN & WHERE Sat. Feb 14th, 10:00 am - 2:00 pm - South Courtice Arena Sun. Feb 15th, 10:00 am - 12:00 pm - South Courtice Arena Sat. Feb 21st, 10:00 am - 2:00 pm - South Courtice Arena Tue. Mar 2nd, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm - South Courtice Arena Sign up for a try-out with the Clarington Orioles our regional Rep Travel Teams (Mosquito, PeeWee, Bantam, Midget)