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* I Team Maroon 'Gold Green Blue White Red Bowmanville Men's Basketball Standings as of February 13,1990 Wins Losses Ties Pt Name Kevin Eves John Wells Jim Sexsmith Tony Wind Stewart Houchen Sarto Provanzano Gary Dainard Dave Shrives Ken Daize Pete Dopping Top Ten Scorers Team Games Pts. Avg. Green 19 395 20.79 Gold 19 369 19.42 White 10 263 26.30 Maroon 18 260 14.44 Red 16 226 14.13 White 15 223 14.87 Blue 18 214 11.89 Green 17 194 11.41 Maroon 12 192 16.00 Red 15 186 12.40 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 21,1990 9 Bowl-a-thon Raises Funds for Big Brothers 3 . • St. Stephen's Girls Win Volleyball Tournament ' { i j rn ■ 'I* »■ y-'» 1 *" 1 y--■* "'"T"*"" Pee wees Make Quarter Finals by Nicky Watt The Toros walked into the arena on February 7th already 4 points ahead of Markham. Bowmanville hosted the third of seven f ames. This was to be the est yet of the games played against Markham. Markham Markham scored the first goal in the game and they took the lead until the second period. After 1 minute of play, defenceman defenceman Jason Hoffman passed the puck to Ryan Robinson and set Jeff Mur phy up for the Peewees first goal. Again Markham scored. Warren Bate tied it up with Jason Jackman and Alan McCullough assisting. Markham scored yet another another goal they kept the one goal advantage until the Toros Toros came alive in the third period. The blood started pumping, the sweat pouring and then Jeff Murphy scored two consecutive goals giving him a hat trick. Ryan Robinson Robinson assisted on both goals with the help of Dave "Wen- del" Wyatt and Doug Td" Parkin. Peter Schoep then made a perfect pass to Jason Jackman who fired in for the Toros fifth goal. Rob Harness finished the game off with the last goal, assisted assisted by Chris Hefiernan. The Toros were victorious 6-3. The goaltending has been outstanding all year and both Steve and Byron have been playing excellently for the playoffs. 'On February j 10th,; the, , boys were maybe a bit. too i confident. This was the fourth of seven games and if Bowmanville won they would advance to be 1/4 finals finals and Markham would be out of the playoffs. Unfortunately, Unfortunately, it did not go as planned, 29 seconds into the game Jeff Murphy scored after after Ryan Robinson set it up with a strong pass. Things looked good but it was too early to really tell. The Toros Toros had the lead until 2:16 left in the first and Markham Markham scored. With 14 seconds left in the first period, Markham Markham scored again taking a 2-1 lead. Bowmanville dominated much of the second period, scoring the first two goals on a powerplay. Rob Harness assisted Doug Parkin and then the defensive team of Bruce Harnum and Ryan Robinson passed the puck around to Jason Hoffman, scoring his second goal of the season. The captain of the Markham team came down the ice and scored one unassisted, again the score was tied. With 3:21 left in-- the period, Bruce Harnum took a cross-checking penalty penalty for Bowmanville. Somehow Somehow shorthanded,- Jason Jackman passed to Rob Harness Harness who managed to get in the clear for the third goal. It finally looked like it was over with less than a minute in the game, Markham Markham pulled their goalie. They were shorthanded and they managed to flip one in with just six seconds left in the game. The Toros fans were just going to have to see the boys win at home. February 13/90 was the day they brought it home. The game was full of hard knocks, hard shots and close calls. Few penalties were called and only one goal was scored. It was a good clean hockey game. The first and only goal was scored by Jason Jason Jackman only 1:28 seconds seconds into the game. The Canadian Tire Pee- wee Toros have advanced to 1/4 finals and are scheduled to play Trenton the best of 5 games. Good luck, guys! Okay, 'if you want to see them play, make a trip to Darlington Arena on Saturday, February 24th. Open your eyes ana your ears. They could use your support and your cheers! Minor hockey charges only a small rate, so don't forget and don't De late! ,'Game .time: 4:30 p.m. Donuts Team Standings February 13/90. Gord Cowling 19 pts, Sam Adams 18 pts, Anne Porter 16 pts, Joan Murphy 13 pts, Glenn Smith 12 pts, Linda Kirktown 6 pts. Top Ten Averages Gord Cowling 217, Sam Adams 216, Joan Murphy 210, Sue Arends 195, Cathy Both well 191, Glenn Smith 190, Jeannine Winter 188, Brenda Stointen, 187, Gord Simpson 185, Ken Cowling 182. Ladyies High Single - Jeannine Winter 285, Ladyies Ladyies High Triple - Joan Murphy Murphy 685, Men's High Single - Sam Adams 266, Men's High Triple - Sam Adams 702. 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Back row, (1-r), Dave Quigley (coach), Maureen Atkinson, Andrea Cannon, Christine Downey, Brianna McGuire. Carnation Records Two Wins Two games were played this past weekend by Carnation, Carnation, and I'm happy to announce announce both ended in victories victories for Carnation. The first game was played against Ontario Hydro. Hydro. Goals scored for Carnation Carnation by Scott MacDonald (3), Darryl Felstead (1), Rob MacCheyne (1), and Ryan Pingle (2). Assists going to Bradly St. John (1), Pnilp Foster (1), Brent Carmicheal (1), and Brad Glover (2). Goals for Hydro scored by Jamie- Frayne (1) and Jeff Finney (1), assists going to Jeremy Oliver, which ended the first game 7-2 Carnation. Carnation. The second game was played against 401 Esso. Goals for Carnation were scored by Scott MacDonald (4) Brent Carmichael (1) and Ryan Pingle (1). Assists gong to Brad Glover. Goals for 401 Esso scored by Jeff Carter (2), Tim Bydal (1), Scott MacKay (1) and John Bastas (1), which ended ended this game 6-4 Carnation. P.S. Keep up the good work guys ana remember this weekend is a "BIG ONE" so be ready. Coach. STRAIGHT DEALING ^ ON $ SUZUKI QUAORUNNERS 'Until March 31/90 Check our Great Sale PRICES! And still get Asselstine's Special SERVICE! LT-F4WD LT-F250 Asselstine Country DURHAM RD. 57 North of Bowmanville 986-4437 Bringing Suzuki to Durham Region $ SUZUKI The ride of your life. P.S.: Asselstine's also has special prices on ... SUZUKI LT-250S; LT-230E; LT-160E's at this time. • Brought to you by the pioneers of 4-whecl drive independent suspension. • Brought to you by the pioneers of value and performance. • Brought to you by the people who arc "Caring for Customers". • While quantities,last. BOTTOM LINE ALL THE TIME PLUS FREE WINCH KIT I' nr I. I h IV I ) |)ini li.isvi s hvl w I'vii I' vli. I, I mil I mill Mur. .'II, I mill. Dill-el li'uin Su /u lu. (Allow :i I wi-i'lv. Inr ilvlixwy.I Sri' \nur Su/il lu dm Ivr Inr ilHnils. Approx, retail value of winch ... $320.00 YOUTH BOWLING Bantams High Single: Chris Peldi- ak 194, Lisa Reid 213, Amanda Welsh 207, Robin Wyatt 190, Stefanie Cooper 187, Nick Vickery 212, James Welsh 176. High Triple: Chris Peldi- ak 527, Lisa Reid 521, Amanda Welsh 484, Robin Wyatt 469, Stefanie Cooper 464, Jennifer Holdroyd 452, Nick Vickery 430, James Welsh 428, Craig Schnerch 427. Team Standings: Fatsi 32 pts, Humea 31 pts, Vanda 30 pts, Datura 29 pts, Hoya 28 pts, Butia 21 pts, Litchi 20 pts, Sollya 18 pts, Carex 16 pts, Phoeo 14 pts, Musa 11 pts, Ixia 2 pts. Juniors High Singles: Martin Routh 216, Mark Brooks 202, High Triples: Martin Routh 570, Mark Brooks 504. Team Standings: Brooks 38 pts, Routh 25 pts, MacAr- thur 24 pts, Gusterson 21 ' pts, Flint 18 pts, Vickery 17 pts, Flintoff 13 pts, Rodgers 12 pts. Seniors High Singles: Cheri Richards Richards 234, 218, Leigh MacAr- thur 212, Mary Sutherland 208, Traci Hac 203. High Triples: Cheri Richards Richards 627, Leigh MacArthur 586, Danielle Big Canoe 550, Tracy Burns 546, Mar- cy Sutherland 530. Team Standings: Evans 25pts, Hanc 23 pts, Brown 22 pts, Big Canoe 14 pts. Tykes High Double: Brian Dy- marski 242, Joel Bowma 233, Jesse Dejager 233, Christie Stevens 231, Tim Welsh 231, Andrew Merrin 229, Garrett Dodds 205. High Single: Brian Dy- marski 136, Joe Bowma 138, Jesse Dejager 132, Christie Stevens 132, Tim Welsh 135, Andrew Merrin 116, Garrett Dodds 143. . Team Standings: Bengals 23 pts, Broncos 22 pts, Falcons 19 pts, Sea. Hawks 17 pts, Bears 15 pts, Rams 15 pts, Dolphins 14 pts, Colts 13 pts, Eagles 13 pts, Lions 10 pts, Panthers 10 pts, Cougars 9 pts. NOTES TO REMEMBER - Big Brothers Bowl for Millions Millions pledges to be collected and handed in on Saturday, February 24, 1990. Thank you. Power V ac Keeps Winning On Saturday, February 17 th, our Toro Power Vac Bantams entered into the quarter finals of the Ontario playdowns with Trenton. This game was a close checking, very intense game with both teams making some spectacular end to end rushes combined with great passing and defensive plays. The end result Toros 5 Trenton Trenton 3. Toros showed a lot of poise staying with their game plan of close checking and staying out of the penalty penalty box. Scoring for Toros were Jason Crosbie (1), Mr. Magic Seamus McGuire (1) Scott Pollard (1) Sean Brown (l) Ryan Stewart (1). Single assists assists went to Matt Dykstra, Jamie Brake, Scott Pollard, Ryan Stewart, Seamus McGuire, David Real and Jason Crosbie. Honourable mention goes to Ryan Becker, Becker, Corie Strand, Jamie Brake, David Real, Chris McCarthy for the great defensive defensive efforts. Sunday, February 18th, was our second playoff gnmo against Trenton and Toros came out flying to win the game 7 to 3 on Trenton ice. Toros capitalized on Trenton's Trenton's penalties scoring 5 of their 7 goals on power plays. The gnmo again was very intense ns Trenton tried to entice our boys into taking penalties, however, Toros showed great discipline by skating nwny, demonstrating demonstrating smart hockey. Scoring for Toros with n great sot up from Sonmus McGuire wns Scott Pollard. Other goals gnmo from Covio Strand (1) Jnson Crosbie with (2) Scan Brown (1) Jeremy Jeremy Woodcock (1) Ryan Becker (1). Assists wont to Sonmus McGuire with (2) Sonn Brown (3) Jnson Gros- bio (2) Corie Strand (2) and Chnd Vrindoromlo(l). Jnmio Doyle enmo up with some grout savos to record this win. Out of the lino up wns Jovomy Tymo- sliik ns well ns Chnd Vnndo- rondo not firing on nil lours duo to illness. "Hurry buck guys wo nood you." Next gnmo Darlington February 24th 0 p.m., eomo out mid cheer our tonm nlong nnd enjoy some grout hockey. ■ : f ■>„ ■: 1 t 1 Daniel Pentland tried to steal Statesman reporter Andrea Adair's favourite ball at the Big Brothers Bowl for Millions on Saturday, February 17. Andrea wouldn't give in and finally succeeded in getting her ball back, which she used to score a remarkable remarkable 93. Ross Stevenson was signed in by Big Brothers Bowl for Millions volunteer Evelyn Evelyn Rendell at the Liberty Bowl on Saturday, February 17. Over 100 bowlers took part in the Big Brothers' 14th annual event. Durham Christian Teams Play in Ottawa Tourney On the week-end of February February 2-3, the Durham Christian High School volleyball volleyball senior teams travelled travelled to Ottawa to compete in a three team tournament against Redeemer Christian High School from Ottawa and Quinte Christian High School from Belleville. After a long bus ride and entertainment by some talented talented local musicians, we arrived arrived in Ottawa. The first three hours included skating on Dow's Lake and the Ri- denu Cnnnl, then supper at Pizza Hut. With great joy we found out that after a four hour long ride, we could add another hour to get to Seaway Seaway District High School outside of Ottawa. The round-robin volleyball volleyball tournament was a two day event. On Friday evening, evening, both the girls nnd boys first matches were played against Redeemer, followed by a game against Quinte for the boys only. The girls succeeded in beating Redeemer, Redeemer, while the boys, who played well, lost both games. This meant revenge! After a wonderful night of well deserved sleep at several several billets, both teams were ready to start at 8:00 a.m. on Saturday against Quinte' and Redeemer. The goal of. the tournament was tne best of five. Durham teams gave ! it their best. 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