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PAGE 12 THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, JULY 7,2004 www.durhemregion.com Energy U14 reaches higher level CLARiNGTON - The Darlington Energy Ul4 boys' team of the CESL, sponsored by Hobb Bakker Bcrgin Hill, Rotary Club of Courtice and Preston Preston the Mover, participated in the local rep soccer tournament at the Hydro Fields in Bowmanville. Despite being grouped with teams from higher league divisions, the Energy Energy came to play, defeating Leaside 1-0 thanks to a Taylor Prins goal. The second game saw the Energy take on Clarkson from Mississauga. The opposition was unprepared for the Energy and was fortunate to come away with a 1-1 tie, the sole Energy goal coming from Stephen Jeffers. In the last round robin game, against Brampton, a win by either team would put that team through to the gold medal game, with a tie favouring the Energy. Brampton took the lead in the first half and settled in to defend it for the rest of the game. The Energy had other ideas, though. A series of quick passes resulted in a goal from a rebound for Jesse Gearing. With a round-robin record of one win and two ties, the Energy qualified for the gold medal game where they were matched up against the Darlington Darlington Regional Premier team. Despite playing some of their best Darlington Ull tastes victory for first time CLARINGTON - The Darlington Ull girls' rep team, sponsored by State Farm Insurance Agent, Nathan Arnstowski, and Bobby C's have finally finally registered their first league win against Wexford with a score of 4-1. Kaylin Morrisette opened the scoring scoring for Darlington following a nice three-way passing play that began in the defensive zone. Julia Vanderlip and Kelsey O'Meara picked up assists. The momentum of the game changed as midfielders Josée Primeau, Brigitte Hillebrand and Chantal Vallee took control and pinned Wexford in their own zone. This allowed O'Meara to score the second goal on a crisp pass from Amanda Carvajal, who in turn scored the third goal on a great pass out of the corner by Stephanie Forrest. The final goal began with a textbook textbook throw-in by Taylor Small to Forrest, Forrest, who passed it up the field to Morrisette Morrisette for the finish. Outstanding defensive work by ' TBreanne McPaul, Megan Kirkham, Small and Vanderlip held Wexford to only one goal. Keeper Victoria Gilks provided her ustial superior goaltending goaltending to earn a well-deserved win. Darlington 88's unbeaten in 15 CLARINGTON - The Darlington 88's U-16 boys' team, sponsored by Cedar Park Resort, keep rolling right, having played an unprecedented amount of games in the month of June. The 88's played eight games of soccer in just four weeks, managing to stay unbeaten in regular season play as they sit at the top of the RP Tables in the CSL. They recently tied identical 1-1 scores against Vaughan, Scarborough and Toronto and had a 2-1 result over Richmond Hill. The team leaders in points have been Jeremy Boychyn, Andrew Knapp and Kyle Harris, all with three points each. The 88's are preparing for more league play with the Ontario Cup in Windsor on the horizon followed by their anticipated trip to the world- renowned Schwan's Cup in Minnesota, Minnesota, USA. The 88's carry an unbeaten streak of 15 games and counting. MDS Express gets a win CLARINGTON - Once again MDS Express were victorious in a 6- 2 win over Renaud Rutland at the Waverley soccer fields. Goals were scored by Chad Fougère (2), Joshua Nieuwenhuis (2), Brodie Harkness (1) and Spencer Lindgren (1). Assists went to Nicholas Hobarth, Dean Staikopou- los, Ryan Smyth, Lindgren, Harkness and Fougere. Excellent defence made for a smooth game for goalies Ryan Smyth and Ty Smith. Acorn settles for 2-2 draw CLARINGTON - Acorn Landscaping Landscaping of the Bowmanville United Soccer Club's major squirt division tied Permanent Pool 2-2, moving to 3-1-1 on the season. Scoring for Acorn Landscaping was provided by Logan Gardner and Ryan Dcsvcaux. Stuart Liotti scored both goals for Permanent Pool. soccer of the weekend, the Energy couldn't quite stop the opposition and the Energy went down by a score of 2- 0. MVP for the Energy was their goalkeeper, goalkeeper, Justin Cyr. Said coach Ian Monaghan, "Justin played four amazing amazing games in net for us, he certainly made some game-saving saves". It's back to league play now where the Energy will be pushing for promotion. promotion. ADVERTISING FEATURE Join In For The 2nd Annual Hayden's Heroes Charity Golf Tournament for SMA There arc still spots available for the 2nd Annual Hayden's Heroes Charity GolfTournament. 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