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4 - Orono WeekIy TImee~ W.dneuday~ March Z 1994 J&M Custom show offensive strength On Friday, February 25th, J&M Custom bosted Skyligbt Donuts at Orono Arena, and, just like the fun-loving Frested Mini- Wbeat showed that there are twe sides te tbis team! J&M, a team wbicb bas worked ail season on their defensive gamne and 10w-goals against average decided te try eut the oid addage: "a strong offense is thc best defence." Skyligbt Denuts, the team whicb ciosely trails J&M in the standings, normally proves te bc a worthy opponent but couldn't match the fire-power of J&M as tbey went on te a 9-2 mout! The first goal of the game came in thc first minute frem Deug Garlick (5) with assists from Garrett Wo od (12) and Justin Caruana (4). Minutes later, 'Gâtlik scored again, unassisted. Evan Moore (9) then scored the 3rd, unassiste. Deug Garlick rounded euitheicscoring with bis first bat trick of the game assisted by Mark Kelly (8). In the second period, Skyligbt came te life and scored twe, in the early going, te narrow the margin 4-2. Carl Tordiff (10) in geai for J&M was kept busy wbile Skyligbt buzzcd J&M's net. Late in tbe period, Evan Moore (9) scored from Michael Simiana (15) and Mark Kelly (8). Deug Garlick (5) followed with two unassisted goals te take the wind eut of Skyligbt's sails and end the 2nd period 7-2. In the 3rd, wbile tbe plav moved back and forth, J&M was the oniy team te cash in any goals. Evan Moore scored once mere (unassisted) te give bim a bat trick on the night, followed by Deug Garlick, assisted by Justin Caruana (4) te give Garlick 6 goals on the nigbt. Final score: J&M Customn 9, Skylight Donuts 2. Major Plumbing Novice with two comeback wins Orono OMHA Major Piumbing Novice went head te hcad with thc Bewmanville Tomos Friday nigbt in Orono in exhibition play. Orono started a little slewly and this allowed the Toros Lo score first midway hrougb the first peried. Orono finally geL their game together and as the period drew te a close some bard work paid off when D.J. Boardman dug dic puck eut from bebind the net and fed the pass te Jesse Gimblett who tied Uic game. Oreno teok die, lead in the second peried again with Jesse Gimblett deing Uic scoring after taking a good pass from Matt Caruana. The Tores came back witb a goal late in the second te end the pcriod tied at twe. With just over a minute left in the game Josh Brandt fcd a nice pass te Collin Curcatz wbo scorcd on a good shot te give Oreno tlic 3 te 2 victory. Sunday cvening Omono played Port Hope in another exhibition game. Orono again did net stant thc game with thc intcnsity that they displaycd in carlier playof' action and despite numerous scoring chances, thcy feil bebind by four geais haif way hreugb the game. At this point Orono picked up the level of their game whcn Curtis Robinson scorcd assistcd by Lee Allun. The same pair connected again just thirty seconds later wbcn Lee Allin stuffcd home a close in shot assistcd by Curtis Robinson and Collin Cureatz. Orone dominated the third pcriod witb thrcc straight goals by Jesse Giniblett, thc first from scrambic assistcd by Tyson Gimblctt, the second on a goed lcad pass from Matt Caruana and the third on a good tbree way play from Chris Kirkbridc and Curtis Robinson. Port Hope came back te tic the game but Orono regained the lead and thc 6 to 5 win right from, the faceoff wben D.J. Boardman slapped home a rebound of a shet from Jamie Rowc. As the season winds down the boys are stili playing fine hockey and deserve credit for twe cemeback wins en the weekend. B.,R.H.L. Optimist Tykes win Wonderland Cup On Saturday, Fcbruary 26, 1994, the Bewmanville Optimist Club Tyke Sclects played in the l3tb Annual Wonderland Cup Tournament, hosted by the City of Vaughian Hockey Asseciation, and were ovcrpoering in dcfcnding thechcampienship that last years B.RH.L. Tyke Sélects alse won. Over thecocurse of -thc thrce gaines, our boys dominated ahl aspects of the gaine, eutsbooting their opposition by a combined total of 62 te 8 and outscering them 26 te 1. The skating, passing, forechecking and backchccking wcrc simply outstanding, and the work ethic was apparent on cvcry shift. Opposing players wcre rareiy able te, carry the puck more Lban a stride or twe before being chcckcd or pressured by a Bowmanvilie player. Ail in ail, the Bowmnanville Tyke Sciects wcre a treat te, watcb, playing excellent, twe-way hockey te win the Wendcrland, Cup. Congratulations boys! A lot of credit must bc given te, the ceaching staff of Jim Barchard, Steve Richardson and Rob Cuil, wbo had the boys well-prepared and eager to play bard. The Bowmanville Optimist Tyke S elects epened the tournament against a team from 'Waterford. After a stirring rendition of "O Canada", followed by the ceremonial face- off between Captain Bryan Barchard and bis Waterford counterpart, the teams settled into a rather cautieus first period. Leading 1-0 entering the second period, Bowmanville exploded for seven second-period goals and four more ini tbe third enrouLe to a 12-O win. Captain Barchard was awardcd the "Player of the Game" medallion on the strength of bis 4-goal, 1-assist performance. Complete, scoring statistics are summarized later in this article. Advancing to the "A" Side of the tournament, the Bowmanvilce Optirnists faced off against the Stirling "Blues" Selects. This game was ail Bowmanville, as tbey scored on their first Lwo shifts and neyer looked back. Stirling rarely ventured beyond their own side of centre and did flot record their one shot on goal until Lwo minutes into the third period. The final score was 7-O, and player-of-the-game honours went Lo Adam Culi, who assisted on two of tbe first threc goals and was generally credited with taking the taiented Stirling goaltender out of the game with a wicked wrist shot to the mask from about eight feet eut. The young goalie was flot hurt on tbe play, but he seemed te lose some of bis cnthusiasm after that shot. Bryan Barchard continued to play bard, scorîng four times, and Michael Richardson, who was figbting a fever ail day, scored twice, addcd an assist and bad eight shots on goal. In tbe "A" cbampionship gamne, Bowmanvilie met the Barrie "Flyers" Tyke Seiects, wbo bad appeared impressive in their previeus games. Coacb Barchard was distressed te learn that Mike Ricbardson, wbose competitive "fire" had him literally burning with a bigh fever, would be unable te play. Undaunted, tbe Coacb did the obvious tbing and converted goalie Gord Baird into a forward. Gordie was more than wiiling, since he'd only teucbed the puck twice in the first two games. With everyone digging down a littie deeper, Bowmanviice jumped out Le a 3-O first-pcriod iead, wbicb they beld until the third period. Mfter Barrie scored eariy in the third, Bowmanville scored four more t"es te win tbe game 7-1 and tbe toumnament cbampionsbip. Rene Cartier, that Lewer of power on defense, teok player of the game bonours. Gord Baird hadl bis chances te score, and ultimately saw more rubber than bis goaltending partner Justin Andrews, who faced only four shots over tbe entire gamne. The winning goal in this game was scored by defenceman Corey Oliver, wbo was sure beaming after tbe game wben Coach Barchard announced tbat tbis was Cerey's first goal of the year "- good timing Corcy! The on-ice tropby presentations were aise made by the Coach, wbo used a ,microphone se that fans inside (cbucklc). Tbreecbeers for the dynamite red and wbite!! Tournament Staldsd cal Story G A+L Corey Oliver 1 2 +12 Bryan Barchard 10 2 +13 Stephen Comnelissen 3 3 +9 Christopher Boyce 1 4 +8 Adam Cryderman 2 6 +11 Adam Cuil 2 3 +7 Matt Mitchell O i +13 MattBest 3 i +8 Jamie Whitebead Rene Cartier 1 4 +12 Michael Richardson 3 3 +8 Daniel Michael O 6 +8 Andrew Fracz a, 3 +12 Justin Andrews GAA: 0.66 Gord Baird: GAA: 0.00 Shutouts: 2 On Sunday, February 27tb, the Bowmanviile Tyke Selects capped this big weekend witb a 6- 4 victery over their dads in Grafton. In spite of some belligerent play by the dads, net te mention fisticuffs, the boys prcvaiied, and net a littie bit assisted by some sentimental officiating from Dianne Cornelissen - ini dxis case, "REF" was spelled "MOM'. The beys were back stopped by Dad Bob Bcst in tbe nets, piaying witb $1200 pads that didn't real cost him that and playing, like, real serlous. Anyway, a good time was had by all .. .I think (Adam Culi, in net for the Dads, is probably cured of the netmninding bug), and the team wil geL back to real hockey on Friday, March 4th in Pickering. Dump flot a hazard The Durham Regional Heaith Departmnent has determined that the Brock West dump site is not a health and safety hazard for nearby residents. A report however does say that odour from the dump could be irritating for asthma and worsens momning sickness. Stephen 's Sporting Goods Hunting, Fishing 1 & Supplies A~ ~ : 80 Klng St. W. 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