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\ PAGE B2THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, MARCH 31,2004 www.durhamregion.com Novice Toros move past Peterborough CLARINGTON - The Clarington Warren Bitulithic Toros novice AAA team won its opening round of OMHA playdowns against Peterborough. The first game ended in a 7-4 loss for the Toros. Scoring for Clarington was Blane Gaudon, Daniel Michel (2) and Jake Bradbury. The assists went to Myles Richards, Austin Macstre and Jeremy Osborne. Playing net was Matthew Mageau. In Peterborough, Clarington pulled out a 4-3 squeaker. Scoring for the Toros were Michel, Reed Segriff and Brodie Harkness (2). The assists went to Michel, Osborne, Gaudon and Oliver Oliver Lyng. Playing strong in net to preserve preserve the win was Brennan Gregory. Goals by Bradbury (2) and Osborne resulted in a 3-3 tie heading into overtime overtime before Osborne's winner in Game 3. The Toros completed the sweep with a 4-2 decision in Game 4. Scoring for the Toros were Tanner Gallant, Jake Marchment, Michel and Segriff. Assists went to Gaudon (2), Bradbury, Harkness, Osborne and Tristan Maen- za. Gregory was great once again between between the posts. The Toros meet the Barrie Icemen in the next round. REP TRYOUTS 905-579-3028 It's all downhill GATINEAU, Que. - Adam McCraw, 11, of Courtice put forth a strong showing at the Ontario Provincial Provincial Slalom Championships in Gatineau, Que., from March 22-24. McCraw placed 35th in giant slalom, 14th in slalom and 10th in dual slalom. Wrestlers have an Impact Team Impact makes it to the podium five times at Winter Games LONDON - That the Team Impact wrestling club cadets came up with five medals at the Ontario Winter Games is ah impressive statement in itself. That the vast majority of the wrestlers are in their first year of competing competing and eligible to return in the future future is even more impressive. "This is just scratching the surface," surface," confirmed Team Impact coach Steven Evans. On the mat at the John Labatt Centre, Centre, Trent Boughner won all four of his matches to claim gold in the 57 kg event. After dominating his first two opponents by 10-0 scores, he exacted some revenge in the semifinals. Facing an opponent who had defeated him in the bronze-medal match of the provincial provincial championships held in February, Boughner prevailed in the rematch, winning 7-4. In the final, he needed overtime to defeat Cody Aridrie 6-5 for the gold medal. In the 63 kg category, Team Impact took the top two spots, as Paul Rab- john bested teammate Randy Pfrim- mer 7-0 in the final. Rabjohn allowed just three points in winning his four matches. Pfrimmer, before the final, had dropped just four points in three matches. Nothing cheesy about effort of Roselina's Pizza in atom playoffs NEWCASTLE - Roselina's Pizza of Newcastle claimed three out of four points recently with a tie and a win in Clarington Recreational Hockey League atom division IV playoff action. In a tight checking game against The Investors Group, Roselina's had to settle for a 2-2 tie with goals from Devin Ward and Brandon Denney. The . win came in a 4-2 victory over Liberty Dental. Scoring for Roselina's was Denney, Talon Johnstone, Johnstone, Nick Mulders and Alex Moun- tenay. Assists went to Mountenay, Owen Robertson, Martin Schmahl, Tyler Martin, Jordan Floyd and Cole Cryderman. In the 1,10 kg category, Mackenzie pearance. Robinson, a Team Impact Glover coasted to the gold with à pair member who represented Canada at, of 10-0 wins. the 1996 Games in Atlanta, placed In the female 40 kg category, 12th out of 25 in the 66 kg category at Mapleine Quizon made the podium the final Greco-roman qualifying with a bronze medal performance. event. A top-four placing was needed NOTES: Ainsley Robinson will to qualify for this summer's Games in not be making his second Olympic ap- Athens. Victorian Operetta Society r^-v presents mi by. 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