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rom W kl n E we er e e .......... ............. Major Plumbing Novice earn welI deserved shut-out Friday nîght in Orono the Major Plumbing OMHA Novice played host to Manvers in a well contested game. Both teams had several scoring chances throughout the. game but solid defense and good goaltending kept it scoreless until nearly haf way through the third period. Nathan Adegeest opened the scoring for Orono when he was set up in front of Uic net on a pass from Bryan Bi ckell and Collin Cureatz. This goal got Uic Orono offence rolling and Tyson Gimblctt cashed in a pass from Chris Kirkbride to give Orono a littlc insurancc. Jesse Gimblctt closed out Uic scoring when hc pickcd Uic corner on Uic Manvers goalie. Josh Brandt was solid in goal for Orono to earn a wcll dcscrvcd 3 teo shutout. Sunday afternoon Orono travelled to Millbrook for their second league game of the weekend. Millbrook opencd Uic scoring in Uic flrst pcriod from a scramblc in front of the net. Before the period ended Orono replied when Jamie Rowe redirccted a shot from Uic point by Tyson Gimblctt to fool the Millbrook goalie. Early in the second period Millbrook regained thc lead on a hard shot from thc wing but Orono with a strong neyer say die attitude tied the game again with Jamie Rowe breaking in alone to complete a three, way passing play from Kevin Martin and Colin Cureatz. Milbrook were not about to give up cîther as they took the lead once more beforc the second period ended. Jamie Rowe completed bis hat-trick midway through th e third pcriod aftcr Kevin Martin found him alone in front of the net and passed out ftom Uic corner to him to end Uic scoring with a final score of Millbrook 3, Orono 3. The boys played well in boUi gaines on Uic weekcnd and'now must rest up for a very busy schcdule next weekcnd with two league games and a tournament in Ops on Saturday. Easy win, hard loss to take for Bowmanville Toros The Halminen Homes Major Bantams had a win and loss in Icague action last week. Against Pickering they had an easy 7-O victory. The line of Ryan Jo bb, Darryl Cook and Derck Lange wcre unstoppable on the night and had 13 points on the night. Jobb had a hat-trick, Cook had 6 points on -1 goal and 5 assists and Lange bad 4 points on 1 goal and 3 assists. Nick Hand and Matt Brake ro unded out the scoring. Other assists went to Adam Millar and Ryan Dunnigan. Cameron Millar in goal had Uic shutout for Uic Téoms. Two nights later it was a different story as the team felI prey to a livcly Whitby offence who scored early in Uic game and neyer gave the Toros chance to get any offence of their own going. The team were down 5-0 in the third period before Dunnigan scored to break the shutout. He was assisted by Derek Arnold and Hand. Whithy scored again before Cook netted a second goal for Uic Toros assisted by Lange and Brake. The final score was 7-2 in favour of Whitby. In an exhibition game played on Sunday, December 5th against Cobourg Uiey played to a 1-1 tic with Darryl Cook netting Uic only goal. Reportby John Hand B.RH.L., Tyke Selects it to be tied J&M Custom Tykes chalk up two On Monday, November 29th J&M Custom Tykes skated to an easy 5-1 win over Beaver Lumber. The first period ended in a scoreless tie. Early in the second period, Beaver Lumber managed to get a screened shot past J&M's Ian Knox (14) to give themn their only marker of the night. Before the period ended, Mark Kelly (8) tied it up onl a pass from Jason Geraldi (2). SThe third period was ail J&M as Evan Moore (9) started off by winning face-off against Beaver Lumber. Moore drew the puck back to Jason Geraldi who stickhandled in and put it away for bis first goal of the season. This game illustrated how the Select game moves at a faster pace than what the players are used to, forcing them to think and react more quickly. Although many of our guys had played earlier in the day and the night before and were perhaps a bit leg- weary, this means that the guys should try to find time to rest between- games and remember the Coach's ýemphasis on passing and positional hockey. The makings of a solid team are all there guys! Goo<i effort! Spea kimg of solid, we are proud to note that the B.R.H.L. Selects are being sponsored by the Bowmanville Optimists Club, who are generously providing us with a second set of team sweaters. We very much appreciate the support of the Optimists and thank them for their commitment to minor hockey in our area., Finally, the, Tyke Selects teamed up with the Novice Selects in Grafton on Sunday, December 5th for a Skate-a-thon to raise funds for the Select programmes. While the boys were putting in their laps, they were joined by various family members in a fun and full hour of skating. The Tykes would like to thank Novice Coach Ross Cowan for kindly sharing his ice time with us.. Mark Kelly, with a helper ftom Mike Simiana (15) made it 3-1, thien Kelly notched another unassisted goal to complete his hat-trick. Well done, Mark! Justin Caruana (4) rounded out the scoring with an assist by Derek Sellars (3), making- it a final for J&M Custom, 5-1, ln the second game of the week, Thursday, December 2, J&M Custom came up against a worthy opposition in Skylight Donuts, but, once again, managed to prevail, coming away with a hard-won 2-1 decision. Evan Moore (9) was stymied early in his first shift by the Skylight netminder, but managed to drive one home less than a minute later on a fine solo effort, to give J&M an early lead. Well Done, Evan! Despite a fine period of defence by Jus tin Caruana (4) and a great effort by Carl Tordiff (10) in net, Skylight managed toetic it up on a well-executed deke. Evan Moore once again rallied for J&M to give them back a lcad and thc second pcriod ended with J&M leading 2- 1. During the third pcriod J&M dominated the play and kept Skylight hemmed into their own end for most of thc pcriod. J&M were turned aside time and again by the netminding of Skylight, to finish the gaine with a 2-1 victory. Scored theirfirsi goal Garett Wood # 12 Scored bis first goal on October 29, 1993 Jason Geraldi # 2 Scorcd his first goal on November 29, 1993 McGlynn shines as Family Auto win 2 of 3 Orono Family Auto Sales had a busy schedule in OMHA Atomn play this past week winning 2 of 3 league games. Tuesday, November 30 Orono hosted the Omemee Sharks and droppcd a 3- 2 decision. It was Farnily Auto's second straight home deféat. The game was tied at 1-1 after the first with Uic Sharks taking a 2-1 lead into the final frame. The visitors grabbcd a 3-1 lead midway Urough Uic period with Orono replying with less Uian 2 minutes remaining to come with in a goal. However it wasn't enough and Family Auto suffered only their third defeat in 15 leagueencounters. Sharks 3 - Family Auto 2. Orono goals: Mike Knox and Tyler.Robinson. Orono assists: Greg Shetler and Brandon Caruana. Shots on Goal: Sharks 18, Family Auto 14. Wednesday, December 1, Family Auto visited Bobcaygcon to play the Cougars. Orono got back into Uic win column with a convincing 8-1 trouncing of Uic host team. Highlighting the contest was a 4 point (Continucd page 6) The B.R.H.L. Tyke Sclccts travellcd to Sunderland Uis past Saturday for a date with the Uxbridge Bruins. The Bruins, living up to Uic old reputation of their-N.H.L. namesakes, werc a tough, sometimes physical opponent with a solid little, goaltender. She bas to bc good, as our boys outshot Uxbridge 12-2 in thc first period, including a Bryan Barchard brcakaway, but came out of that pcriod on Uic short end of a 1-O score. In Uic second period, Uh i e of Barchard, Mike Richardson and Stephen Cornelissen started to click, with Barchard scoring first to tic the gaine, assisted by Cornelissen, followed by Cornelissen's go-ahead goal, assisted by Barchard. Uxbridge began to take control of Uic pcriod at this point with some strong defensive work and toughness along Uic boards. Justin Andrews prevented them froin tying the 1b.al gaine with a great diving stop just before he exited the game mid- way Urough Uic period. Uxbridgc coninued to press, however, and managed to notch the equalizer before Uic period ended. The third period saw good action at both ends of the rink. Once again, the Bachard line provided the scoring punch for the B.R.H.L. Sclects, with Bryan tallying bis second of the night, assîsted by Mike Richardison, and' later Mike scoring on a pretty set- up from'Bryan and Stephen. 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