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> Soccer Champs from Bowmanville Sr. Public The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. November II. 1937 Halminen Midgets Competitive in AA Tournament On November 6, the Halminen Halminen Toro Midgets travelled travelled to Belleville to compete in an AA tournament. The first game saw the Halminen boys tie the AAA Midgets from Kingston. Kingston jumped into a two goal lead, the first goal coming seconds after Bowmanville nad successfully successfully killed a penalty. Their second came on a short-handed play. Bowmanville Bowmanville came back with a power play goal by Nick Dennis late in the period assisted assisted by Greg Goode. Less' than a minute later, Nick tied the game with his second goal, assisted by Brad Carnegie. Carnegie. Both teams had their scoring scoring chances in the second period, but Kingston managed managed to take the lead late in tne period. The third period saw good end to end hockey without any penalties being assessed. Grey Healey tied the game with assists going to Greg Goode and Stephen Smith, only to have Kingston ston was penalized for knocking their net off the moorings. This meant a penalty penalty shot for Bowmanville. Silence filled the arena as Shane Armstrong stood at centre ice waiting for the referee's referee's whistle. That silence turned to cheers as Shane put the puck past the goal- tender to tie the game and give each team a point. Early Saturday morning the Toros faced the AA team from Ajax. Darrin Bunker had his work cut out for him, just as Burke Lush had the night before. Bowmanville experienced many good scoring opportunities but it wasn't until the end of the period that the Toros opened the scoring. Rob Real popped one in after some brilliant passes were made by Tony VanHoof and Mark Tripp. Ten seconds later Ajax let Rob slip into the same position ana score his second goal assisted again by Tony and Mark. Ajax wasn't about to let up, and they scored on Going into their third game, the Halminen Midgets had their work cut out for them. They had to beat Chingua- cousy by 7 goals to have a chance to advance into the semi-finals. They came true to the test, working hard and winning 7-0. Burke Lush got the shutout for the Toros. The opposition didn't know what nit them when Nick Dennis scored just 11 seconds seconds after the puck was dropped. Gareth Stone and Tony VanHoof assisted. There was no stopping them as the Toros went on to score six more unanswered goals. Chinguacousy had good goal tending in the third period, period, as Bowmanville had many good scoring opportu- Kingston edged Ajax 3-2 nities. Scoring was as fol- This Bowmanville team can lows: 2 goals and 1 assist for be very proud for makin and Kingston faced off after us and we had to see them tie in order for us to advance to the semi-finals. This was just one goal from happening as ! goals Shane Armstrong; Stephen Smith, Nick Dennis and Gareth Gareth Stone got 1 goal and 2 assists assists each; Greg Healey and Brad Carnegie got 1 of each; and Tony VanHoof got one goal. Without losing a game, the Toros were still eliminated from the tournament. Ajax oe very proua lor making the AA and AAA teams stand up and take notice. Congratulations Congratulations to all players and coaching staff for a job well done, and good luck in your AA tournament in Ajax starting starting on November 25. Thanks to Dawn for her exciting exciting commentary during the games. Frank's Novice Selects Win The Northumberland Athletic Association Girls' Soccer Champions this year were from Bowmanville Senior Public School. Front row (left to right); Kim Alldread, Leslie Adams, Robyn Dubeau. Second row (left to right): coach Mr. B. Martin, Melissa Tugwood, jess* m • ' ■*'*&<+ A >*iSX > " 4 :v * j Kim Bates, Theresa Wyatt, Holly Leaman, Cheri Richards. Last Row (left to right); Sara Couch, Christine Christine Watters, Susan McCullough, Crystal Fenwick, Carolyn Watters, Stephanie Sleep, Tracey Michaud. take the lead again with leas ? nd ' he X scored on a re- than four minutes left in the bound off the goal post be- game. The Toros certainly ™ re the period^ was over. didn't quit in their fine attempts attempts to tie the game, but with seconds ticking away to the final buzzer it did look like it would be impossible to get a tie. But as tne saying goes, "It isn't over till it's over", and with just four seconds seconds left in the game King- Senior Public Boys Teams Also Are Champs B.R.H.L. STANDINGS AS OF NOVEMBER 7, 1987 Tonight ring someone you love. W, ALL DIAMONDS $ 599. 50 Matching Wedding Ring $250.00 hat better Way to show'your love than with this magnificent 14K gold ring set with all diamonds, diamonds with rubies, diamonds with sapphires or diamonds with emeralds ♦ HOOPER'S JEWELLERS 39 King St. W. Bowmanville Telephone 623-5747 (CD) A Sign You Can Trust TYKE Shoppers Drug Mart A&RFlooring Skylight Donuts London Life NOVICE: Adam & Eve Victoria & Grey Trust Carter's Bakery Bonded Paving Jimmy's Place ATOM: Hutton Transport J&J Sharpening Ontario Hydro 401 Esso London Life PEE WEE: Dykstra's Deli Mr. Submarine McRobbie Photo Lange's Photo Checkers Variety BANTAM: Nichols Motors Kool Enterprises Square Boy Pizza Bowmanville Sand and Gravel McGregor's Hardware W 3 2 1 F A 14 8 13 2 17 13 7 9 . 7 12 13 6 9 2 10 10 16 8 7 16 13 12 7 6 Pts. 7 7 5 13 12 15 5 6 12 15 4 5 12 14 7 7 6 14 8 16 2 10 8 21 13 They also scored the only 2 goals of the second period, one on a power play and one when the Toros got a bit sloppy and gave the puck away. The third period saw end to end play with both goal tenders tenders being tested. With time running out, and everyone rememebering our previous nail-biter, Nick Dennis took a beautiful pass and shot it past the netminder. Mark Tripp and Shane Armstrong assisted. This was another all-out effort by the Toros and one more to add to their total. Frank's Variety Novice Selects Selects won their home opener 4-1 against Newcastle on November 7. The gam# saw g reat goal tending by Jason arr and John Marco fcanni- to of Bowmanvilb and Shawn of Newcastfe. The defensive lines of Jason Frayne, Chris Pot David Leppert and Niki Iefreitas played very well. Tley got a lot of ' ' ' of help from he back- )rs Ryan •usignant handed goal by Derek Arnold, Arnold, unassisted. Members of the team for the 87-88 season are Jason Barr, John Marco Cannito, Darryl Cook, Niki Defreitas, Jason Frayne, Derek Hall, Ryan Jackman, Jason Lange, David Leppert, Colin Macdonald, Chris Pot, Brent Stockman, Stephen Tabb, Guy Tousignant and Chad Unsworth. Coaches are Mike Defreitas and Rick Stock- man, and manager is Neil Pot. Special thanks to Glen MacDonald for his on ice preparation in the try-out, ana the thirty hockey players who worked hard during the tryouts. Good luck team on your coming season. checking of winglrs Ryan Jackman, Guy T)i and Stephen Tab. Centers Jason Lange, Grin MacDonald MacDonald and Bren' Stockman were good in tie offensive zone while Chid Unsworth, Derek Hall an. Darryl Cook worked very b*rd. Derek open'd the scoring on a pass fom Colin and Chad. Bren'put Bowmanville Bowmanville ahead 1-0 assisted by Niki and Brryl. David assisted assisted on Json Lange's first of two gors for a 4-0 Bowmanville Bowmanville ead before Newcastle Newcastle relied with a short- Hospital Bowling Ladies' High Single Monica Gallant 254 Men's High Single Derrick MacLean 269 Ladies' High Triple Monica Gallant 625 Men's High Triple Mike Reynolds 738 Top 10 Averages Mike Reynolds 207, Roy Woodcock 200, Sharon Woodcock 197, Rodney Greenley 195, Phil Woodcock 194, Janice Woodcock 194, Derrick MacLean 193, Judy MacLean 190, Lou Anne Potter 186, Art Atkinson 186. Team 6 is in first place with 42 points. November 3,1987 Ladies High Single: Carol Moore-298, Mens High Single: Single: Roy Woodcock-273, Ladies Ladies High Triple Sha^on- Woodcock-705, Mens High' Triple: Mike Reynolds-689. Top Ten Averages: Mike Reynolds-210, Roy Woodcock-201, Woodcock-201, Sharon Woodcock-201, Woodcock-201, Janice Woodcock- 197, Rodney Greenley-194, Phil Wookcock-193. The bowmanville Senior Public School boys' soccer team were the Northumberland Northumberland Athletic Association Champions this year. Back row (left to right): R. Bateman, M. West, K. Purdy, M. Burgess, J. McFeeters, G. Goode, C. Smith. Second row (left to right): M. Lusito, coach, M. Ferguson, manager, D. Smith, S. deBlois, J. Crosbie, Mr. Iozzi, coach. Front row (left to right): C. Taggart, T. McDonald, A. Lainge. Absent are S. Greeley, captain, K. Ryan, and D. Barrett. A & R Flooring 1, Stephen Ewles 1 -- London Life 1, Craig Mathesonl. | Shoppers 5, Erik Griffin 2, Chris Mackenzie 1, Chris Watson 1, Michael McCrory 1 -- Skylight 3, Andy Griffin 3..,^,.. : it; •' : NOVICE: ■ ! ' \ '--i ï-K - 9 9 Victoria & Grey 1, Niki Defrietas 1 -- Carter's 1, Philip Gusholak 1. ' , Adam & Eve 5, Brent Stockman 1, Guy Tousignant 1 Ryan Jackman 2, Steve Tabb 1 -- Jimmy's 3, Darryl Cooke 1, Jamie Powell 1, Brian Ball 1. 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