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4- Orono Weokly Times, Wednesday, April O, 1994 Roughley's Robinson rocks Rec. Centre Roughley's Insurance Novice bave found themselves in playoff contention with their two wins last week Maivb 29 they played Young Driver's and won by a score of 6-0. #5 Aaron Robinson found the net 3 times for a bat trick. AUl goals were unassisted as in Robinsonian style be rusbed from end te end te put it past the goalie. Also scormng la this gaine were #8 Jessie Price, assisted by #16,Jeff Mercier and #15 Tyler Gregg. # 17 J.P. Pisani netted two goals in the third period taking him to a #60 and 61 so far this season. This takes him 2 goals past last season's scoring leader Josh Coture who hall 59. Congratulations J.P. Assisting on this effort were #12 Adam Andrews and #7 Brian Cbartrand. This game showed a full team effort witb good support in netby #1 Jeff Slemon. With 1 gaine left la tie round robin, and a record of 3-1, Orono needed a win on April 2 at the Bowmanville Rec Center to secure a playoff spot. Rougbley's faced Horner's Petro Can and a bot goalie in this 7 a.m. game. Horner's got on the board irst but held this lead for only 2 minutes. Once again #8 Aaron Robinson, wearing tbe Captain's sweater led the team witb bis second consecutive, unassisted bat trick game. This was to be the only scoring in tbe gamne witb Orono coming out on top 3-1. This win should take Orono to the "B" division cbampionsbip but we will not know the opponents or gamne scbedule for a few days. Congratulations te -the teainiand coaches and good luck in the finals. Dufferiïn Tykes end Round Robin 6 - 0 Congratulations to the Dufferin Major Tykes wbo won their last two gaines this weekend te finisb the round robin with a perfect 6-0 record. Saturday, April 2 they faced a tougb MacGregor > team in Bowmanville. t looked like it would be a close game as tbey played 1-1 for the first period. Orono hall several offensive chances and the defence steod up to the MacGregor offence at every turn. In the second period, Orono found their scoring legs and the gamne broke wide open. Scoring for Orono: #5 Chris Moffat (3-bat trick); #10 Kyle Affin, #14 Kyle Cox; #2 Ryan Fowler. Assists went te #14 Kyle Cox (3); # 11 Andrew Bangay (3); #2 Ryan Fowler;, #5 Chris Moffat; #12 Colin Maitland; and #10 Kyle Allin. Game 6 of the R.R. was played on home ice on Sunday morning. Tbe opponents Langes Photo opened the scoring and belId on througb the first period. Ororio did not wake up, or tbe chocolate ick in, until the second period when they scored twice te ease the pressure off the crowd. #5 Chris Moffat was bot again today as he scored the first.2 go als assisted by #19 Brian Pisani and #11 Andrew Bangay. Tbe third period saw Orono put in 3 more goals to Langes one. Scoring for Orono was #2 Ryan Fowler, assisted by #10 Kyle Allin, #9 Gregory Dunbam unassisted, and #19 Kyle Allin, assisted by #12 Colin Maitland and #35 Ian Crasbley. Between the pipes #18 Kevin Martin played an outstanding game leading the teain te a 5-2 victory. Dufferin Aggregate Tykes will bc going for the "A" Championsbip in their division. Congratulations Aggies. BJR.H.,L. Optimist Tyke Selects back winning On Easter Sunday, the Bowmanville Optimist Tyke Selects travelled to Scarborough's Stephen Leacock Arena for a date with the Cedar Hil Selects, who had defeated Bowmanville in a tournament back on January l6th. Coach Jim Barchard pinpointed that loss as the moment when die boys started to believe in themselves, leading to a run of great hockey prior to the let down in our own Optimist Tyke Tournament last week. So after a pre-game pep talk from the Coach designed to reawaken the concept- of team play and hard work, the boys played inspired hockey and defeated Cedar Hill 9-1. The teain put on as fine an exhibition of passing as we have seen ail year, creating many scoring opportunities and enabling them to outsboot their opponents 30 -9. Coach Barchard juggled the line-up for this match, moving Matt Mitchell back to bis former right-wing position and placing Chris Boyce on the defense, where he bas played regularly with his house league team. The and lan Knox (#14) to balve the Shoppers advantage. Early in the third period, Shoppers rang one off Vanstone's post but that was as close as they would get for the remainder of the gaine. Witb tbree minutes left in the game, J&M took a big chance pulling their goalie for the pay-off when Evan Moore (#9) connected from Doug Garlick (#5) with 1:50 remaining. Final score J&M - 2; Shoppers - 2. As a result of the 3-1-0 record J&M compiled in the play-off round robin, they finished first and qualified te play Shoppers', Drug Mart in the best of 3 for the 'A' final BRHL Minor Tyke tille. Good Luck, J&M!!! move seemed te be a positive one for both players, with Chris utilizing bis defensive instincts smartly and Matt adding some creativity to the offence. In spite of the offensive output, the early star of the gaine was goalie Gord Baird, wbo made an outstanding breakaway save on his first shot against, which gave the team a lift. Gord would make another beautiful save in the second period before giving way to Justin Andrews. Justin was, himself, tested on his first shot and met the challenge. Both goalies received typically strong support from defence stalwarts Andrew Fracz, Corey Oliver and Rene Cartier. Tbere was a trio of 2-goal shooters in this gaine, including Bryan Barchard, Stephen Cornelissen and Adam Cull. Cornelissen's fîrst goal was set up by a beautiful pass from Barchard, followed by some slick stickhandling and a solid sbot to the top corner. Barchard's first goal flnished off an excellent rush by the Captain, while his second (assisted by Daniel Michael) bit the post before being knocked in by the goalie. Cull's first goal came on one of bis wicked wrist shots, after Matt Mitchell had worked bard along the boards te get him the puck. Corey Oliver also drew an assist on that play. Cull's second goal was assisted by Andrew Fracz, who used bis uncanny anticipatory powers to C Clarington Computer Clearance Centre SALES & SERVICE Quality New & Used Computers 161 King Street East Bowmanville - 697-3059 force a turnover at hie Cedar Hill blue line and gend Adam in alone. Other goal scorers were as foflows: Rene Cartier on a fine solo rush while the team was shorthanded; Mike Richardson on a breakaway; and' Daniel Michael, to finish off a neat passing play with Richardson. And altbough their efforts were not reflected on the scoresheet, Adam Cryderman and Mathew Best created many scoring chances with their diligent play. Ail in ail, it was most encouraging te see our B.R.H.L. Tyke Selects regroup after a couple of disappointing losses and play smart hockey. Credit must also go te the coaches for instilling a positive oudook in the minds of the players. This bodes well for tie last major tournament of dhe year, wbich willtake place in Buffalo on the weekend of April l5tb. Good luck boys! Stephen 's Sporting Goods Hunting, Fishing & Supplies 80 King St. W. Bowmanvllle 697-2546 #~Connection . More than a store' A iA unique experience ONE OFA KUND HArND-MADE CANADJ7AN CRA4F7S poTTERy - WOOD - SILKS - TOY8 PM» MUOR MUCH MORE SMAIN ST=R11EET.ORONO 983-9314 TE.FM. 10to 5 SAT. 9to 5 J&M goes undefeated in play-off qualifiers On Sunday, Marcb 27th, J&M played against Beaver Lumber la Bowmanville, and came away witb a convlacing.5-0 victory. Doug Garlick (#5) opened the scoring on a break-away, unassisted. At the midpoint, Evan Moore (#9) scored te make it 2-0 on a pass from Derek Sellars (#3). Nearing the close of the period, Doug Garlick (#5) scored a power play goal on a feed from Garett Wood (#12)- and Garrett MacDonald (#1 1). With seconds left in the, period, Garlick completed bis bat trick with an assist fromn Garett Wood (#12). J&M - 4; Beaver - 0. There was no scoring in the second period. At the midpoint of the 3rd, Brent Vanstene (#7) in goal for J&M madle a big save on a Beaver break-away. Shortly after, Ian Knox (# 14) fromn Eric Kuening (#17) scored to carry the teain te a 5-0 victory. On Wednesday, Marcb 3th, J&M faced off against Shoppers Drug Mail in Orono. In an action- packed game, Sboppers opened tbe scori ng early in tbe first period wben they managed 10 gel> one p ast nelminder tIrent Vanstene (#7) despite bis coming out toecut down the angle. J&M - 0-, Shoppers - 1. 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