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Y durhamregion.com THE CANADIAN STATESMAN ♦ June 21,2006 ♦ Page B3 Motocross rider ^ ne w * n ^ or ^ ax off to Nationals Westen Wrozyna likes winning the best BY BRAD KELLY Sports Editor COURTICE -- It's ironic that the thing Westen Wrozyna likes to do the best, is the thing he does the most. "Winning thé races and getting on that podium is ihe best part," says the 9-year-old of his favourite favourite part of motocross racing. It's a good thing he likes that best, because he docs it on a regular basis. So. much so in. fact, that the young rider has already qualified to compete at the National Championships that will be held in August. The Courtice resident has been the first to the finish line in all five events in the South Western Western Canadian Motorcycle Racing Club series, taking the checkered flag at tracks in Welland, Auburn, Parry Sound and Walton. Since the season began in April, he has totally dominated the 50cc 7-8 year-old division. The Grade 3 student at Mother Teresa says an initial ride on a bike one day at a cottage got him interested in heading to the track to race. - "My dad told, me, about it," he says of getting off a pedal bike and on to a motocross bike. "We went to the cottage one day and I said I wanted a bike and he got me one." With a few more tuneup races still remaining in the South CLARINGTON - In the Minor Peewce division of Clar- ington Minor Lacrosse, The Lax Shack faced off against Team #6, coming away with a narrow 7-6 victory at the Recreation Complex. Complex. It was a fast paced and exciting game. The goal scorers for The Lax Shack were Denis Palister, Ty Smith, Adam Mangnall, Jordan Jordan Donaldson, Ryan Smyth and Davis Moore (2). Tristan Pitt was the netminder for The Lax Shack. The additional team players players are Malik Yassein, Joshua Cook, Zackery Pepper, Brendan Diamond, Mathew Gibson and coaches Wael Yassein, Chuck Moore and Jeff Donaldson. Courtice scores nine in victory CLARINGTON - An exciting game between Courtice Team #3 and Bowmanville Team #3 resulted resulted in a 9-4 victory for Courtice. Scoring for Courtice were Lucas Joel with six and Connor Stevens with three goals. Scoring for Bowmanville Bowmanville were Owen Heeringa with three and Shane Arsenault with one. Outstanding goaltending was put in by Emily Goscon from the Courtice team. COMING TO WHITBY !T FOR 4 DAYS ONLY!!! Ooniestiçs ' Jason Liebregts/Metroland Durham Region Media Group Westen Wrozyna, of Courtice, has already qualified for the National Motocross Championships after winning five times in his division of the South Western Canadian Motorcycle Racing Club series. Western series, Wrozyna can start to look ahead to the Trans Canada Walton Nationals, with Aug. 19-20 serving as the dates for the best riders from across the country to compete. on players a for baseball all-star game FRIDAY JUNE 23 9AM-6PM OSHAWA - LOSSA baseball at its very best will be on display at Kinsmen Stadium tomorrow. Immediately following the LOSSA championship game between Sinclair and Pickering, the second annual LOSSA all-star : game will be played at 7:30 p.m. Sinclair, the regular season champ, will lead Team Black with' four players represented at the all- star game, while second place St. Mary will also field four players for Team Green. . Among the Team Black players confirmed for the game as of Tuesday Tuesday were Andrew Ruck, Justin Parro, Steven Wickens and Mark Jeffery of Sinclair, Andrew Bergman, Bergman, Tim Cozier and Ethan Bos- • ton of Pickering, Julian Deligadu, : Stefan Stycuk and Nick Fontana of Austin, Shane Stone, Tom King and Jordan Baker from Eastdale, Barry Bolahood and Tyler Young of Bowmanville, Ren Dupuis and Cody Nikolau of G.L. Roberts, Luke Charysz and Mike Warner of Courtice, Matt Wright of Claring- ton Central and Kenny Shelswell ofDonevan. " Team Green will include Mark Phillips, Eddy Ricciardi, Robert Carman and Matt Marinelli from St. Mary, Keith Head, Dave House and Ryan Fleming of Henry Street, Travis Hendry, Dan Sullivan and. Ryan Turner from Dunbarton, . Ryan Mahadai, Mitchell Oke and MarkStanoev of All Saints, Justin Greenwood and Carson McGillis of Anderson, and Cameron Martin and Andrew Chapados of O'Neill. 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