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durhamregion.com THE CANADIAN STATESMAN ❖ March 1,2003 ♦ Page 17 pathe and McLellan set for playoffs t&ce Quinte iâ first round . ^LARINGTON - The Clarington Bathe and McLel- !& Major Midget AAA Toros fished strong with a pair of wins in preparation for their first round playoff opponent Quinte Red Devils in a best- of-five ETA quarterfinal. The OMHA Tournament of Champions will be hosted this year by the Toros from March 24-26. Bathe and McLellan closed out the regular season with a 4-2 win over the Central Ontario Wolves and playoff opponents Quinte by a 5-2 score. The wins put the Toros solidly in second spot with 17 wins, 8 losses, and 5 lies for 39 points. Scoring for the Toros against the Wolves were Allen Dil- lion, Mathew Raco, Geoff Powell and . Cory Giroux. Brandon Castellan, Eric Vis- sor, Mitch Callieu, Brandon Coutu and Chris Marchant drew assists. In the Quinte win, Castellan Castellan led the scoring with three assists followed by goals by Stephan Bathe, Marchant, Daniel McCarthy, Couto and Giroux. Adam Derks, Callieu and Powell drew assists. •w. Glarington Toro's Online Registration > Online Registration will commence on February 23rd, 2006 for the 2006-2007 Season. For complete details please visit our website: www.claringtontoros.com or call Kevin Graham 905-623-5034 All players trying out lor the CMHA must be registered Ü ^LJ.d Bethesda House j Continues to get stronger CLARINGTON ~ Hard Work and team play gave the tilarington Bethesda House biovice A Toros a rewarding rewarding regular season and an ' eiciting OMHA round robin pjaydown. jAfter finally winning their fi^st regular season game, the Tpros went on to another two wins, five losses and two ties t6 round off the Lakeshore League season. A sweet victory victory was won against the top têam in the division, as the tyros played an outstanding g&me to beat Port Perry 3-2. Valant goaltending by Addison Addison Forsyth helped lead the teem to this impressive win. All players were successful during the last few games of the season in helping out the team with goals and assists. Contributions included Cameron Cameron Black-Araujo (4g,7a), Casey Doiron (lg), Gerrit Dciorenspleet (lg,la), Benjamin Benjamin Glaspell (lg), Mike Liinny (2g), Samuel Glaspell (lg,7a), Andrew Gurr (6g,2a), John Paul Mon- teiro (la), Brandon Pallister (lg,la), Evan Ritchey (la), Adam Rogers (lg,la), Reil ly Smith (lg,la), Matthew Valic (lg) and Owen Verrydt (lg). Throughout the season Forsyth and Micheal Akeson . both turned in solid efforts in goaltending. Playoffs began with a round robin against second place Trenton and seventh place Oshawa. After eight hard fought games, the Toros had a 1-5-2 record. The boys were able to tie their last game with Trenton which ended up knocking Trenton Trenton out of the OMHA playoffs. playoffs. Once again the focus on team play was evident with all boys getting points for goals and assists: Black- Araujo (5g,4a), Doiron (la), Doorenspleet (lg), B. Glaspell (4g,2a), S. Glaspell - (4g,7a), Gurr (7g,6a), Lunny (2a), Monteiro (2a), Pallis- ter (3g,5a), Ritchey (lg,2a), Rogers (lg,la), Smith (3a), Valic (2a) and Verrydt (2g,la). Both Forsyth and Akeson were able to step up and provide the team with strong goaltending. The team now looks forward forward to entering the Lake- shore League playoffs. on K-Town KINGSTON - Athletes from Clarington Gymnastics Gymnastics Academy attended their 2nd Provincial Qualifier in Kingston, which will ultimately ultimately lead to Elite Ontario and Provincial Championships Championships in April.. . The next Ontario Provincial Provincial Qualifier is in Mus- koka. Results are as follows: Level 5 age 12 & 13yrs Amanda Little - 4th V, 3rd UB, 4th BB, 5th FX, 2nd AA Alanna Murphy - 6th V, 11th UB, 11th BB, 6th FX, 11th A A Çhantelle Tays - 5th V, 2nd UB, 3rd BB, 10th FX, 5th AA Level 5 age llyrs Stephanie Cloutier - 4th . V, ;lst UB, 7th BB, 7th FX, 9th aa Level 5 age 10 & llyrs Mackenzie Clemens - 9th V, 4th UB, 10th BB, 2ndFX, 7th AA Abigail Duke -- 1st V, 10th UB, 11th BB, 4th FX, 4th AA Level 6 age 9yrs Courtney McKinlay - 2nd V, 2nd UB, 3rd BB, 2nd FX, 2ndAA Shaylin Tefoglou - 1st V, 5th UB, 1st BB, 5th FX, 4th . AA Level 6 age 14 + yrs Emma Russo - 7th V, 1st UB, 4th BB, 4th FX, 4th AA Level 6 age 10 & llyrs Tori Harness - 6th V, 8th UB, 13th BB, 9th z FX, 10th AA Rachel Dales -- 3rd V, 9th UB. llth BB, 14th FX, 12th AA Kendra Sellick - 13th V, 4th UB, 11th BB, 12th FX, 13th AA Level 7 age 12 & 13yrs Katie Bignell - 3rd V, 3rd UB, 6th BB, 3rd FX, 5th AA Emma Harness - 4th V, 4th UB, 1st BB, 5th FX, 2nd AA Sarah Dales --.8th V, 3rd UB, 1st BB, 6th FX, 3rd AA Ashley Ritchie - 7th V, 6th UB, 11th BB, 10th FX, 11th AA Carly Pearce - .11th V, 8th UB, 5th BB, 11th FX, 10th AA. Level 8 age 12 & 13yrs Kellee Stephens -- 1st V, 3rd UB, 2nd BB, 4th FX, 2nd AA. S.J. Nicholas are heading to playoffs Prevail in must-win ' game over Oshawa CLARINGTON - The Clarington S.J, Nicholas AAA Atom Toros have managed managed to grab a playoff spot. With three wins and two lies in the New Year they have held off an attack by Peterborough and Oshawa to land a playoff dale with Whitby, hi the first game of 2006 they tied Richmond Mill 3- 3." In one of the Toros best defensive games they shut out Oshawa by a score of ■ 3-0. The next game was against the second place Quinte Red Devils and the Toros exploded for eight goals and whipped the Red Devils 8- 4. The next opponent for the Atoms was Central Wolves and the Toros managed to scratch out a 1-1 tic. It came down to a must win game against. Oshawa and the Atoms performed up to expectation and defeated Oshawa 3-1. It has been a bit up and down for the Atoms but they won when they had to and showed they can be a very tough team to beat. Serving Durham Region with 4 Locations Incioding. SOUTH OSHAWA NORTH OSHAWA EAST OSHAWA & COIIRTICI 915 Nelson Street Taunton Square 1300 KING ST. 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