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) FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 2000 The Brooklin Redmen held their annual Scott McMichael Minor Lacrosse Night and hosted the Akwesasne Thunder for an important contest to determine first place in the Major Series. The game was delayed almost one hour due to the absence of one of the on-floor officials. Once the game was underway, the Redmen wasted no time in set- ting the pace for the night. Goals | by Glenn Clark, Darryl Gibson and Gary Rosyski set the tone as the Redmen took a three-goal lead. At the nine minute mark of the first, league leading scorer, John Tavares, put the visitors on the board and proceeded to score two more goals in four min- An 18-8 romp over Akwesasne gives Brooklin top spot in Major Series lacrosse league utes to knot the score at three. Brooklin was up to task, how- ever, and added five more unan- swered goals in the last five min- utes, including three goals in the final minute and a half of the first frame to take a commanding 8-3 lead into the intermission. The Redmen outscored the visitors 4-2 in the second frame. The second period saw Glenn . Clark score his second and third of the night for a hat trick. The one fight of the night also took place in the second when Scott MacDonnell and Jeremy Hollenbeck squared off toe to toe. In the third, the Redmen con- tinued with their attack with Rosyski netting his third of the night. The Redmen outscored Akwesasne 6-3 in the third and were able to put together a hard fought 18-8 victory to put their record at 5-3 on the season. More important, perhaps, they put together a solid 3-2 record over the course of the week, which saw them play five games in eight nights. The Redmen travel to Peterborough on Thursday, June 22 for an 8:30 p.m. contest against the Lakers. On Saturday, june 24 they travel to Six Nations to play the Chiefs at 7 p.m. The Redmen are next at home on Wednesday, June 28 for an 8:30 p.m. contest against the Six Nations Chiefs. Redmen take the Thunder out of Akwesasne In other Redmen action, Brooklin took on the Excelsiors recently when they travelled to Brampton. The Excelsiors got on the board first with Mike Murray get- ting his first of three on the night at 2:14 of the first, Ken Millin tied the game on a goal two min- utes later. The Excelsiors looked stronger on the night and took a 5-2 lead into the first intermis- sion. The second period belonged to the home team. They opened up an 8-2 lead before the frame was six minutes old. The visitors were able to put two behind Excelsior goalie Bob Watson but trailed going into the final frame by a score of 9-4. Redmen temeprs also began to flare in the second period. John Fusco got a two minute roughing penalty with five min- utes gone in the second and before the period was over he was assessed two more for unsportsmanlike conduct and a game misconduct. Jarret Bilich and Kevin Dance were also in a scuffle that landed them in the box for five minutes each. The Excelsiors outscored the Redmen in the third period as well to win the game by a final of 12-6. The Redmen scored two in each period while the Excelsiors scored five in the first, Turn to Page 25 Second annual Scugog Invitational Regatta deemed a success Kitchen-Waterloo and Wilson, Val Ewen and Cox The Durham Rowing Club's second Annual Scugog Invitational Regatta was very successful. Clubs from Toronto, Georgian Bay, Guelph, Island Lake, Port Perry Star Stat Sheet GPW LT 440s Sl 2 5 gong 5 4 0 9 3:48 0 3 2 0 8 0 0 AS Tha 50 a2 G03 Ee 3 © 0 3 ruiz 4d 3 1:0 ERR Lia 200 3.11.2: 0 aa 2.01 Quinte joined Durham on the water for an exciting day of competition. Eighteen races were held throughout the day. JB LON ON NNAD OAD Oaa® yr DMC NAS Junior Woman's Single was won by Toronto's Bayside Rowing Club and " Kitchener-Waterloo in sec- ond. Junior Men's Cox 8 was won by Durham: Christine Michalejeko, Angela Taylor, Jared Duggan and Cox. Recreational Women's Cox 4 was won by Georgian Bay's Lise Maintenax, Jennifer Robertson, Nicole Fornier, Megan MacDonald and Cox Kaeley Wiseman; and Durham placing foruth Junior Men's Pair was won by Georgian Bay's Jeff Jeitz and Craig Smallwood and Durham's Andy Austin and Aaron Van Der Reest placing second. Recreational Men's Cox 4 was won by Guelph: Dan Larson, Glen Healey, James Digby, John MacNeil and Cox Stephan Boraks. Junior Women's Cox 8 was won by Durham's Angela Taylor, Chris Michalejeko, Katie Bonnar, Amanda Paashuis, Carey Agnew, Stacey Clause, Dianne Earle, Ashley Watson and Cox Stephanie McKenna, Durham's sec- ond crew in this race placed fourth. Junior Women's Pair was won by Bayside Lawrence's Dana Nielsen and Georgia Walton. Junior Men's Single was won by Georgian Bay's Craig Smallwood and Durham placing third. Junior Men's Cox 4 was won by Durham's Ron Chung, John Friel, Justin Guile, Jared Duggan and Cox Katie Bonnar. Junior Women's Pair was won by Bayside - Northern 2's Megan Tilley and Nora Parr and Durham placing fifth and sixth. Recreational Women's Cox 8 was won by Durham: Deb Weinberg, Nicky Riches, Karen McCabe, Allison Carr, Julie Heyes, Cindy Johnston, Melanie Katie Bonnar, Durham - Uxbridge placed third. Junior Women's Quad was won by Bayside -. Lawrence: Dana Neilson, Katie Marvin, Barb Ramljak, Georgia Walton. Recreational Women Cox 4 was won by Durham's Val Ewen, Melanie Wilson, Bill Jay, Nicky Riches and Cox Noreen Cauley. T-7 races were tied for first place by Bayside- Riverdale and Bayside- Northern. Men's T-7 was won by Bayside-Lawrence and Bayside-Jarvis in second. Junior Women's Cox 4 was won by Georgian Bay: Shari Robitaille, Mikaela Lefaive, Violet Compton, Lana Filippone and Cox Catherine Martin, Durham's Ashley Watson, Stacey Turn to Page 25 WoL oT PIS 8.20.16 7040 14 TRL $:3.90-10 Scugog Duplicate A yy Bridge Club - June 7 0903.60.00 6 Afternoon eae 3 Table Howell Avg. 18 oy £3 : ~ First - Wilma Petre and 9.73 3 Joyce Watson 23-172. gL 0 4 Second - Doris Phinney LG Rie | and Garry Minnie 23. or i 3 9 12 Third - Delaine and H Wd Tl RE Bit 38 eh \ pd 16.01.00 12 3-172 Table Howell SH ae LET Sel AS 8 SE Re So First - 'Sophie Brendon Petre, Watson duo take top spot in Scugog Duplicate Bridge action and Georgia Brock 32. Second - Joyce Watson and Wilma Petre 28. Third - Doris Phinney and Peter Francis 26-1/2. Evening 7-1/2 Table Mitchell "Avg. 56 North/South First - Janet and Bill McFadyen 68. Second - Bonnie and Jack Davies 62. Third - Delaine Dyer and Leone Teeter 59, Fourth - Doris Phinney and Georgia Brock 56. East/West - Avg. 48 "First - Ellen Haufman and Chris Adair 64. Second - Don Zoller and Don Atkinson 60. "Third - Lillian and Bob Dowling 50. Fourth ~- Noreen Malcolm and Gwen Thompson his ir aad rs 1x 8