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I The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 7,1987 7 Winners in Christmas Classic Tourney In the A division Atom championship, Port Perry defeated the Bowmanville Canadian Tire Atoms 4-2 in a very close-fought game. Here, Peter King accepts the trophy on behalf of his team, the Port Perry Malmont Farms Atoms. The trophy, which was donated by the Town of Newcastle, is being presented by Hal McKnight, Ward Two local councillor. his trophy from Honorary Chairman Roy Jeffers. Trenton Middleton Park won the event by a 9-6 decision over the Oshawa Blackhawks. The trophy was donated by the Bowmanville Jaycees. Neil Parks, captain of the Chingaucousy Chargers, accepts the runners' up trophy for the C division midget championship. Presenting the Hooper Trophy Centre trophy is Roy Jeffers. In the Pec Wee 'C' championship of the Christmas Classic, Port Perry Legion outscored Bowmanville's Hooked on Video 4-1 to win the Branch 171$ trophy presented to Capt, Brett Puckrin by Mason Armstrong. [ sport- talk 623-3303 Cowan Eagles Have a Good Week with Two Big Victories JUDO -- David Aldridge, of Bowmanville, has been selected to compete and train in Etobicoke with hopes of capturing a spot on Ontario's Judo Team. The Ministry Ministry of Tourism and Recreation for the Province of Ontario Ontario selected the City of Etobicoke to host the selection of Ontario's Team for the 1987 Canada Games. Approx 7 imately 350 athletes will attend. SWIM MEET -- Ten members of the Newcastle Aquatics Aquatics Club attended a swim meet in Pickering on Saturday, Saturday, January 3 and 4, with a total of 187 swimmers representing nine clubs. Results from Saturday's meet are as follows: 13 and 14 200 freestyle - Jason Murray 9th; Senior 100 backstroke - Julie Wells 6th; 13 and 14100 backstroke - Jason Murray 10th; Senior 50 frees? -tyle - Julie Wells 10th; 13 and 14 50 freestyle - Jason Murray 10th. In the 11 and 12 200 freestyle Greg Wells was 14th. Stephanie Maxwell was 6th and Kimberley Cox 10th in the 9 and 10100 freestyle. Greg Wells was ; 13th in the 11 and 12 100 backstroke. In the 10 and under category of 50 backstroke, Stephanie Maxwell, was 9th, Kimberley Cox 10th, Sarah Stevenson 11th, ; Stacey Rout 18th, and Jason Shephard 9th. Placing in 10 and under 50 butterfly were Stephanie Maxwell 6th, < Kimberley Cox 9th, Sarah Stevenson 13th, Stacey Rout,. 14th, Jason Shephard 8th. In the 11 and 12 50 freestyle, : Yolanda Jones was 20th, Heather Murdoch 27th, and Greg Wells 14th. In 10 and under 25 freestyle, Kimberley Kimberley Cox was 3rd, Stephanie Maxwell 5th, Sarah Stevenson Stevenson Uth, Stacey Rout 13th. Members of the 11 and 12 Medley Relay team placed 6th. The team consisted of Yolanda Jones, Kimberley Cox, Stephanie Maxwell and Heather Murdoch. The 9 and 10 relay team was made up of Kimberley Cox, Stephanie Maxwell, Sarah Stevenson and Stacey Rout who placed 3rd. The final game of last year and the first of the Ajax goalie who has just been scored on by Chris new year were happy ones for the Cowan Pontiac Michelson of the Eagles in the second period of Jr. C Eagles as they defeated both Port Perry and Sunday's game, the Ajax Axemen. This photo shows a disgusted Canadian Tire Atoms Down Stouff ville The Bowmanville Canadian Tire Major Atoms jorneyed to Stouffville on Friday, Jan. 2nd for an O.M.H.A, Lakeshore League game with the Toros winning by the score of 6-2. Collin Taggart opened the scoring at the 6:02 mark of the opening period, assisted by Gary Adams and defenceman Jason Crosbie. Ryan Robinson scored the second goal, unassisted. unassisted. Richard Bateman picked up the third Toro goal assisted by Jeff Murphy and Crosbie. Defenceman Sean Brown made a tremendous solo rush up ice for the fourth Bowmanville goal. Stouffville struck for their first goal early in the final period. Steve Dennis Pizza Topots^ Win ISovice "A 99 in Tweed On Sat,, Dec. 27 the Toros travelled to Tweed and returned winners. They played Trenton in a 7-2 victory, Stirling (who at that point hadn't lost all year) to a very exciting 5-4 win, and Belleville 5-2 for the championship. All the boys played super. Defence played solidly all three games. Derek Lange could not make it due to illness so Jason Jeffreys, a forward, filled the hole for Derek and played very well. The forwards were helping the defence and scored when they had the chance. Our goalie Byson Harnum and Ryan Stainton played steady and strong, 1st game - Greg McMurter with the hat trick plus 2 assists; Chris Heino 2 goals and 3 assists; Jason Jackman 1 goal and 3 assists; Andrew Ferguson 1 flgoal; Mark McCarthy amj 'Mike Deblois each had 1 assist. The game's M.V.P. was Jason Jackman. 2nd game - Jackman 2 goals, one assist; Heino 1 goal and 1 assist; McMurter 1 goal and 1 assist; Ferguson 1 goal; 2 assists to David Watt and Brent Strand with singles to Paul Goff and McCarthy. M.V.P. was Greg McMurter. 3rd game - Paul Lavealler goal (1st of the year), McMurter, 2 goals and 1 assist; Heino, 1 goal and 1 assist; Jackman, 1 goal and 1 assist; Ian Taggart and Ferguson had assists.M.V.P. was Chris Heino. P.S. - Curfew was broken for a team party at Dennis Pizzeria that was much appreciated. Good Luck at next Tournament, (Omemee - Jan. 10). Deblois got that one back, assisted by Taggart and Gary Adams. Ryan Ferguson scored the sixth Bowmanville goal, with the play being set up by Ryan Robinson and "Chuck" Carr on one of the prettiest passing plays seen in a long while. The host club closed out the scoring at the 3:02 mark. Steve Oke was in goal for the Toros, earning the victory. Young Canada Day The Canadian Tire lads took part in the annual Young Canada Day by inviting a strong 'dub "AA" Thornhill Atoms. The visitors scored after less than two minutes had elapsed in the game, the only goal of the period. Jason Crosbie evened the count on a blistering shot from the blueline, assisted by Sean Brown and "Chuck" Carr. Jeff Murphy scored the game-winner on a nifty play engineered by his centreman Richard Bateman. "Chuck" Carr scored the insurance marker with 3:18 remaining in the game, with the assists going to his wingers Ryan Ferguson and Ryan Robinson. Steve Oke was in goal for the Toros and was full value for the win. MORE RESULTS -- Results from Sunday's swim meét in Pickering are as follows: Senior girls 100 breaststroke - Julie Wells 8th, 13 and 14 boys 100; breaststroke - Jason Murray 4th, Senior girls 100 frees 1 ' tyle - Julie Wells 9th, 13 and 14 boys 100 freestyle - Jason Murray 7th. In the girls 11 and 12100 breaststroke Yolanda Jones placed 17th and Greg Wells came 12tjh in the boys division. In the 10 and under 50 breaststroke, Stephanie Maxwell was 5th, Kimberley Cox 10th, Stacey Rout 12th, Sarah Stevenson 13th, and Jason Shephard; 13th. Greg Wells placed 10th and Yolanda Jones 23rd in the 11 and 12 100 freestyle. In the 10 and under 50 freestyle category, Stephanie Maxwell was 5th, Kimberley Kimberley Cox 6th, Sarah Stevenson 9th and Jason Shephard 8th. The girls 11 and 12 200 freestyle relay team placed 5th with Yolanda Jones, Heather Murdoch, Stephanie Maxwell, and Kim Cox making up the team. The girjs 10 and under relay team placed 2nd. It consisted'of Sarah Stevenson, Stacey Rout, Kim Cox, and Stephanie Maxwell. Cdn. Tire Atoms Handed Setback ■ The Bowmanville Major Atoms paid a visit to Port Hope on December 16th and were handed a 2-1 setback at the hands of the host club. The - Toros opened the r scoring after less- than' two' " minutes had elapsed in' the game 1 with Steve Deblois scoring, assisted by Ryan Ferguson and Ryan Robinson. Port Hope scored once in the second and third periods for their margin of victory. The Toros were without the services of "Chuck" Carr for the game and perhaps the Bowmanville làds were a little over-confident after having thrashed the Port Hope club a few days earlier in the Cobourg tournament, but the Port Hope club was full valüe for their win. :i SELLING OUT OF ALL FALL AND WINTER MERCHANDISE Kool Beats Newcastle Sunday, Dec. 28th saw Kool Enterprises Bantams meet the Newcastle Bantam team for the second time in 6 days and come away with their second one goal victory. Kool were missing 4 regular players for this game and wish to thank Dustin Couch and Jeremy Snowden who helped out and played well. The game was a very hard hitting affair featuring several fine checks and a large number of questionable checks. Fast action and fine 'goaltending also featured strongly with the game remaining scoreless until Jeremy Snowden, reunited with Billy MacIntyre, banked the opening goal in off the post, Andrew Day also assisted on Jay's marker. Newcastle tied the game on a power play then the goaltenders took over. Good saves were recorded at both ends with Dave Killens forced to make his best save off an errant clearing pass by his own defence. With less than 2 minutes remaining, Billy was stopped after a fine rush then Steve Bizi hit the post. Finally, Steve was able to get the puck in a scramble and put it high Into the net. Billy MacIntyre and Dusty Couch assisted on the winner. This was Kool's final game of 1986 and they ended the year with a 12-3-2 record. A & R Flooring Beats Skylight Donuts Team On Saturday, Jan 3rd, A and R Flooring defeated Skylight Donuts 4-1, After a scoreless first period, Chris Pot opened the scoring four minutes Into the second period on a solo effort. John Marco Cannlto finished off a perfect play engineered by Chris Steele ns he skated from his own blue line and beat goalie Kris Policy with three minutes to go In the second period, It was John Marco's first goni, Midway in the third period, another Individual effort resulted in n goal scored by Niki Defrcltns, with assists going to Marc Gcndron and Brian Ball. Skylight had some of their finest players on the Ice In the final minutes, but tlio line of Jason Fraync, Craig Sabine ami Erik Griffin weathered the storm, and Jason scored the final A and R goal with two minutes left in the game assisted by Erik Griffin. Bradley St. John's bid for a shut-out ended as Scott Mackay scored on his own rebound with ten seconds left. Kris Policy was n star in this game, Despite the score, two brenk-nwnys by Erik Griffin, one by Craig Sabine, two by Chris Pot, three by Niki Defrcltns and one by Brian Ball were all stopped by Kris, Jeff Finney and Chris Paquette were at their best on defense. 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