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-a 4 OronoWeeklyTixnes, Wednesday. August 20,. 1997 Girls Under-13 Darlington Rep Soccer Club Reactorsbest Belleville The Girls Under-13 Darlington Soccer Club ("Reactors") played a great exhibition game last Thursday, August 7th against Belleville. The Reactors. who had no sub- stitutes for the gamne, still man- aged to dominate rnost the the play. Both of the Reactor's goals lwere scored by Caoimhe O'Donnell with assists frorn Ashley Sciciliano and Lauren Alexander. The defenders played a solid game, particular- ly Sarah Little and Katie Gerrits, while goalie Casine Barrett made some fine saves. Final score Darlington 2 - Belleville 1. Blank Whitby 3-0 The Unider-13 girls played a strong garne last Thursday, beating Whitby Iroquis for the second time this season. While Darlington started slow, pinned in their haîf for the first twenty minutes, they managed to turn the play around and scored before the haîf-time whistle. The second haîf belonged entirely to Darlington--wtýho found their rnomentum and flew with it leaving Whitby in their dust. Powerhouse Caoimhe O'Donnell came away with came'away with a'hat- trick! Alena Shah, Kelly Goddard and Monica Janssen utilized good bail control skills, while goalie Casine Barrett made some incredible saves ke eping Whitby off the score- board. Coach John Cook and this I 6-member teamn look forward to representing the Darlington Soccer Club and displaying their skills at two upcorning tournamnents: one hosted by Whitby on August 16-17 and the other by Belleville during the Labour Day weekend. Darlington U-13 Girls shine at Whitby Soccer Tournament! The Darlington Soccer Club's under- 13 girls ("Reactors") carne away from this week-ends toumnament holding their heads high after a sold performance. While they had to play 'up' one year against te ams in the under- 14 category, the Reactors managed to outplay most of their competitors. Their flrst game, the only one they lost, was agalnst North Bay where It was a 0-0 game until the final few minutes when North Bay slid in two goals. The Reactors' next: game. against East York was an easy victory for them with dynamo Caoirnhe O'Donnell tucklng away three goals, whlle Miki Orme's superb goaltending kept East York off the score sheet. The third game saw the Reactors outmaneuvering Whityb's U- 13 team; particu- larly in the flrst haîf when Tanya Z-bravkovski, capitaliz- ing on a comner-kick, crossed a high bail In front of the net wlth teammate Ashley Siciliano 'head-ing' it in the net for a clever fi nis h. hitby rallied around in the final minutes scorlng a goal and bringing the game to a 1-1 draw. The Reactor's final game pitted them against Whitby's under- 14 team (who would later take the trophy) for a challenging and exciting game. While the Reactors couldn't scoop up a goal, they made sure thaï Whitby couldn't either. The strength of defender Sarah Lttle, cou- pled with a strong presence in the Reactors' mid-field, kept Whitby off the score- board (a feat no other team had accomplished in the tournament). Whitby was awarded two penalty kicks that Miki Orme's daring saves managed to quash. The Reactors were happy ta close with a 0-0 game against the favoured team. While the Reactors were one point shy of making it to the finals, they were nonethe- less pleased with their accomplishments, particular- ly against teams from an older age bracket from veter- an clubs. The 16 teani mem- bers are: Miki Orme, Lisa Pinheiro, Kristen Ryan, Ashley Siciliano, Katie Gerrits, Melissa McCarthy, Tanya Zbravkovski, Monika Janssen, Casine Barrett, Caoimhe O'Donnell. Alena Shah, Lauren Alexander, Sonia Celiberti, Sarah Little, Kelly Goddard, Sharon Cook. Canadian National Masters Men's Softball Legion Fields in Cobourg is titie and I10 men's including fvuie n eedn hm hosting the inaugural Canadian teams from New Brunswick, National Masters Men's(and Manitoba, British Columbia, pions "Cold Springs Cats". The Wornen's) Softball Tournament and 2 frorn Nova Scotia and 4 frtrudo oraetato this weekend (August 21, 22, tearns representing Ontario begins Thursday and continues 23 & 24). There wiIl be 4 wom- including Mississauga, on to the championship game en's tearn vying for the national Wellesley, Ottawa and the local o udyatron Orono #3 Atom soccer Orono,-#3 gets raked, On Wednesday, August- 13, Orono 43 met with Andv's Landscapîng. Spec tators were were treated to an extremely entertaininig gaine as they cheered two very talented teams. Orono went down to defeat 3-0 to the landscapers who dominated the first halfE Even, though ()rono controlled the, second half they could not put one by- -ýndys Landseap!ing Mat Baxter plaved net ter theý first haîf and Michael L emazy took oe in the second. 4rn 3's nexi gaine is a renhw ith the landsc ai)r on, August 2Oth 'in Orono Tis shouId' be a good one! Wednesday, August 27, 1997 < 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at Orono Arena CANSKATE 2 hours per week - $208.00 from October '97 to April'98 ADULT SKATE /~4I~1-1/2 hours per week - $1 58.00 October '97 to December '97 Fées include CFSA & EOS 60% due at Registration plus post-dated cheque for Decemnber 1 st for balance $15 LATE Registration Fee For further information please cal! JOAN MOFFA T 983-9561 Resu Its of August lOth Gamnes Cernent Heads over Titans 21 -10 Blackjacks over Pitbulls 22 - 6 Mudhens over Evergreens 21- R Blazers over Vagabonds 17 - 8 Noveli over Kinsmen 18 -16 Games Next Week - Sunday, August 24th Titans vs. Noveli - 2:30 p.rn. Vagabonds vs. Mudhens - 4:00 p.m. Pitbulls vs. Kinsmen - 5:30 p.rn. Cernent Heads vs. Evergreens - 7:00 p.m. Blackjacks vs. Blazers - 8:30 p.m. Standings as of Sunday, July 27th 'A' NORTH GP W L TIE RF RA PTS Novelli16 12 4 0 321 167 24 Vagabonds 16 12 4 0 252 188 24 Cernent Heads 16 12 4 (i 274 205 24 Kinsmen 16- il 5 0 279 199 22 Blackjacks 16 Il 5 0. 264 199 22 'B' SOUTH, Blazers 16 8 7 1 209 234 17 Titans 16 7 9 0 238 221 14 Mudhens 16 4 IL l I 197 258 9 Evergreens 16- 2 14 0 1-69 357 4 Pitbulls 16 0, 16 0 135 300 0 Orono #2 Tyke soccer Burger King takes bite out-of #2 Thurisday August 141hthe Orono 2ye soccer club bat- tled Burger Kini'in a 3-1 ioss. Despite the score, tis xxa good gaine wîitligood chance-s by both clubs. Courtney Elson was awesorne in net in the first haîf and Cary Konopkaplayed a strong second haîf. Burger King took a 2-0 lead Mien Lucas Martin made a nice shot to niake the score 2- 1. Orono was ail over Burger King, but the B.K.'s r-nanaged to hold thein off the score- board, OroIo 42's nexrgaIUMe is Senior Division Darlington Soccer League Results of games played during week ending August -16th, 1997 Bowmaville 1 - Orono 1 Tyrone 5 - Port Perry 0 Courtice 4 - Hampton 1 Port Perry 2 - Courtice 1 Hampton O - Tyrone 1 Solina 1 - Bowrnanville 0 Final League Standings to date: TEAM GP W L D GF GA UTS Bowrnanville 18 15 2 1 90 21 46 Orono 18 Il 3 i 48 2-9 37 Tyrone 18 10 6 2 37 29 32 Courtice 18 9 6 3 52 39 30 Solina 18 7 9 2 31 40 23 Hampton 18 2 i 5 1 2 4 65 7 Port Perry18 2 15 1 2 6,95 7 League Cup Results to date (I st garne of best-of-three series) C;,ono 1 - Port Perrv t) C ourtica O- Snna