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L Page B2 ♦ THE CANADIAN STATESMAN ♦ October 25,2006 durhamregion.com A \ .1 . Peewee A Toros start season with tournament win CLARINGTON - The Clarington Mr. Carb/Flint Physiotherapy Minor Peewee A Toros started the year with a tourna ment win. The Toros traveled to Newmarket to take part in the Newmarket Optimist Ear lybird Tournament. The Toros allowed only one goal against in four games played and came away with the championship. championship. The Toros skated to a 1-1 tie with the Newmarket Redmen, downed the Welland Tigers 3-0, the Belleville Bulls 3-0 and in the championship game shut out the East Gwillimbury Eagles 1-0. In Lakeshore League play the Toros are ofl to a 4-0 start chalking up wins over the Whitby Wildcats 3-2, the Peterborough Peterborough Nationals 6-0, the Pickering Panthers 6-2 and the Oshawa Generals 2-1. Goaltcnders Matt Jones and Sebastian D'Alcssandro have been outstanding in net. Recording points have been Brody Warren (4g,6a), Zachary Bellisle (7g,2a), Dylan Cowle (5g,3a), Jake Walker (lg,4a), Chad Hibbert (lg,3a), Dean Staikopoulos (lg,3a), Scott Ferguson (lg,2a), Owen Clarke ( 1 g,2a), Devin Maclean (2g), Daniel Kim (Ig,la), Joshua Arbour (2a), Ty Smith (lg,la), Braden France (la) and Cameron Big- nell(la). Submitted photo The Minor Peewee A Toros are oft to a strong start to the season, with a tournament championship and a four game winning streak in league play. Team members include, fourth row, from left: Rob France (Head Coach), Rob Hibbert (Assistant Coach), Jason MacLean (Assistant Coach), Bryan Walker (Trainer); third row: Daniel Kim, Connor Smith, Scott Ferguson, Joshua Arbour, Chad Hibbert, Dean Staikopoulos, Braden France, Dylan Cowle, Brody Warren; second row: Zachary Bellisle, Devin MacLean, Owen Clarke, Cameron Bignell, Ty Smith, Jake Walker; front row: Matt Jones, Sebastian D'Alessandro. 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