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> V Family Trust Tigers in First Tourney this Year Legion Supports Olympic Bound Athlete The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 28,1990 9. On Saturday, November 24, the Hollingsworth Fami- y Trust Tigers headed for 5rafton to play their first Mumament of the year. ; The Tigers faced the Bal- iimorc #1 team. The Tigers iarne out fast, buzzing jyound the Baltimore goalie ind scoring in the first minute minute of the game with Kris Policy getting the goal and .(like McCrory assisting. The Tigers kept the pressure pressure on but Baltimore notched the next two goals af the game to take a one- ^oal lead. The Tigers then tied up the game on a power play goal, Chris Watson passed the puck to Darren Crawford who picked the upper comer. Less than a minute later, the Baltimore team scored their third goal Which ended up being the jiamp winner. Final score Was Baltimore 3, Family Tfust 2. This loss put the Timers Timers on the 'B' side of the tournament. Later that day, the Tigers headed for Newcastle Newcastle to play T-Mac in a BRHL league game. The Tigers Tigers knew that they had to play better in this game or the coach would be real upset. upset. The Tigers lit up the scoreboard when Clayton Kohn passed to David Hollingsworth Hollingsworth who took a shot on net, Mike McCrory pinched in from his defensive defensive position to jam the loose puck into the net. Mike then scored again to give the Tigers Tigers a two-goal lead. T-Mac .then popped in a goal to make the score 2-1 at the ! end of the first period. The .Tigers scored their third goal of the game on a passing passing play, Ian Robinson to Mike to Clayton Kohn who netted the goal. The Tigers scored their fourth goal of 1the game on another passing made no mistake putting the puck into the net. Early in the second period, Co- bourg tied the score and later later in the period took the lead on a power play. Early in the third period the Tigers Tigers then tied up the game when Mike McCrory fed the puck over to Darren who let nis patented shotgo into the upper corner. The Tigers then took the lead on a power power play goal with Darren obtaining obtaining the goal and Clayton Kohn the assist. Late in the third period, Cobourg tied up the game on another power play goal. The teams now headed into sudden- death overtime. Both teams wanted to win, but the Tigers Tigers came through when Ian Pollard let a shot go from the point that the goalie couldn't handle, allowing Darren Crawford to knock the puck into the net for the victory. Final score was Tigers Tigers 4, Cobourg 3. The Tigers then hit the ice to play the Grafton #3 team. The Tigers got on the board first in this game when Chris Watson scored an unassisted goal. Grafton tied the score up early in the second period. The Tigers got their second goal on a scramble in front of the Grafton net when Kris Pol- ley dug the puck out to Chris Watson who notched the goal. The Tigers notched another goal when Darren Crawford scored on a set-up from David Hollingsworth. The Tigers took a three-goal lead early in the third period period when Darren fed the puck to Clayton who slipped the puck under the goalie. The Grafton team wasn't dead as they scored just as the Tigers' penalized player hit the ice. The Grafton team pulled their goalie late in the game and the Tigers coaching staff went with their defensive players which paid big dividends as Ian Robinson got the puck up to Mike McCrory who shot it into the open net. The final score read Tigers 5, Grafton 2. The Tigers -now faced Grafton #2 for the "B' Championship. Championship. The Grafton team scored their first goal early in the first period. The Tigers Tigers tied up the game on a power play when Chris Watson Watson took a shot on net that Kris Polley deflected into the goal. The Tigers then took the lead when Chris Watson shot the puck at the net, allowing David Hollingsworth Hollingsworth to knock the puck in. This goal was scored early in the second period. The Tigers kept the pressure on, but couldn't get the puck past the goalie. With time running out and the face off in the Tigers' end, Grafton pulled their goalie and went with their big guns. Grafton put the pressure on the Tigers, but Mike McCrory got the puck out of our end and Darren Crawford went after the loose puck and shot it into the open net. The final score ght Family Trust Tig ton 1. This was the first tournament tournament for the Hollingsworth Family Trust Tigers and the boys were happy when the trophies were given out. Canadian Tire Dominates lay. This time, it was Ga- n O'Donnel to Mike to Chris Watson who deked the goalie before sliding the mck into an empty net. The ifth Tiger goal was scored when a T-Mac player made a blind pass that Darren Crawford picked off, - then [ripped the puck past the goalie and into the net. The final Tigers' goal was scored when Clayton Kohn let a shot go that the goalie couldn't handle, allowing Kris Polley to knock the loose puck into the net. The final score was Tigers 6, T- Mac 1. : Early Sunday morning the Tigers headed back down the road to the Grafton Grafton tournament. The opposition opposition for this game was the- Cobourg Switzer team. The Tigers got on the scoreboard in the first minute of the game when Chris Watson set up Darren Crawford who Young Drivers Skate to Win Hot goaltending, strong defence,' and plenty of shots on net were the key ingredients ingredients for a November 24 win by Young Drivers' novice novice team over Sports Shop. Young Drivers' goalie, Chris Laton, finally got his first shut-out of the season, facing a fast-breaking offence offence of the Sport Shop. With the help of strong checking of Young Drivers' defenceman .Scott Westlake, Chad Joskoski, Brad Schultz and Neil Degree, the forwards forwards of Young Drivers were given many chances to break into the Sport Shops' zone. Young Drivers' forwards forwards Tom Jennings, Brandon Brandon Klawitter, Phil Hopkins, Ryan McKmght, Jonathan State&mtut Athletes of the Year .0 Just who are the best male and female athletes in the Town of Newcastle? We have some of our own ideas, but to be sure that we don't overlook anyone, we need some help from our readers. The Canadian Statesman is looking for the best male and female athletes who reside in the Town of Newcastle. They can be baseball players, soccer players, gymnasts, hockey players or swimmers Just to name a few of the possibilities. The only requirement is that the athlete resides within the boundaries of the Town. We plan to recognize the deserving athletes by having their names engraved on trophies that will be on display at the Statesman office. Both winners will receive a plaque to keep and $.100 worth of Statesman Bucks. The two winners will also have their pictures published in The Statesman during January. Here's How You Can Help . Simply submit the name of a male or female athlete that you feel would be worthy of receiving this special award, and in 50 words or less, tell us of his/her accomplishments. You can mail your entry to The Canadian Statesman, Box 190, Bowmanville, LlC 3K9, Or, you can drop off your suggestion at our office which is located at 62 King St. W., in Bowmanville, We're open weekdays between eight a.m, and five p.m, All suggestions must bo received at The Statesman office by Friday, December 21 at five p.m. The winners will be selected by a panel of judges at The Statesman. Jim Wood accepted a cheque for $900 from Bowmanville Legion Branch 178 president Jim Connell on Thursday, November 22. The cheque was the second and final installment of a $1000 pledge the Legion made to help Jim reach his goal of competing in the 1992 Para-Olympics in Barcelona, Spain. Jim is busy training for his next meet which is scheduled for Windsor from February 14-16. Slow Start for Halminen by Nicky Watt As I was tidying up my work space, I found a few loose ends worth sharing. The first was a game played in Port Perry on November 7. The game was dominated by Bowmanville as they swept the board 12-2. Goals were scored by Mike DeBlois (2), Brad Ormiston (2), an- drew Ferguson (1), Jason Jackman (2), Greg McMurt- er (1), Kevin Pickell (1), Ryan Dunnigan (2), Luke Alcey (1). Assists were made by everyone including Jason MacLean, Rob Harness and Peter Schoep. The next game was the first one played after the Toros' Toros' victory in Bolton. Bowmanville Bowmanville beat Port Perry 6- 1. Scoring goals were Brad Ormiston (1), Jason Jack- man (2), Rob Harness (1), and Peter Schoep (2). Assisting Assisting on these goals were Rob Harness, Ryan Dunnigan, Brad Ormiston, Greg Knox, Greg McMurter and Jason Jackman. The next day, November 14, the Toros visited Lind say. The Toros swept the board and Mark Lynch maintained a Bowmanville shut-out. Great goals could not be scored without great assists that were made by Andrew Ferguson, Brad Ormiston, Ormiston, Peter Schoep, Greg Knox, Jason Jackman, Kevin Kevin Pickell, Dave Watt and Rob Harness. Making up the eight points were Ryan Dunnigan Dunnigan (1), Jason Jackman (1), Rob Harness (2), Peter Schoep (2), Greg McMurter (1), and Brad Ormiston (1). Bowmanville played host to Stouffville on November 17. It was a very close game, with a final score of 4-3 for the Toros. Luke Akey fired one in the net with 2:38 left in the second period. Jason Jackman scored two goals within five minutes. The. last goal was put away by the young rookie, Greg McMurter. Assists in this game went to Pickell, McMurter, Watt and Ferguson. Ferguson. The last game to be included included this week is one played against Uxbridge on November 18. The final score was a landslide of 7-1 in favour of Bowmanville. Harness, Ferguson, Jack- man, Pickell, Scheop, McMurter, Knox and Ormiston Ormiston assisted on goals scored by Schoep, Jackman (2), Ormiston, Ormiston, Harness and Ferguson Ferguson (2). • In the last article I mentioned mentioned cute little #15 Ryan Dunnigan. I would like to retract retract this statement. Ryan is a great guy, with a big spirit. spirit. He's rough, tough and never gives up. He is probably probably one of the hardest workers on the team. Sorry about that Ryan! This weekend, the team heads to Saltfleet for a chance to bring home another another tournament champion ship title. I'll be there getting getting the stats and opinions on the game. It should be a very promising weekend with lots of action. Good luck boys! Again I would like to point out the present goal tending. Brad Delorme and Mark Lynch are puck stoppers extraordinaire. Aquatic Club Happenings >pe of a hard fought game was lgers 3, Graf- Hull, Allan Barnes, Robert Graham and Dustin Banner- man showed great determination determination by pressing the play and shooting the puck at every chance. Brandon Klawitter had a hot stick, scoring five goals with assists by Brad Schultz, Chad Joskoski and Ryan McKnight. Robert Graham Graham notched a hat-trick un-, assisted and also assisted on a goal by Tom Jennings. Despite the score. Sport Shop goalie Michael Lambert Lambert made some great saves. Near the end of tne third period, period, he got a standing ovation,, ovation,, making one of the most spectacular glove-hand saves of the season. Final score was 9-0 for Young Drivers. After participating in the Cobourg tournament the previous weekend, the team travelled the 401 once again to meet Cobourg in a regular league game. The enthusiasm enthusiasm in the dressing room Ï irior to game definitely was ost by the time the boys hit the ice. With absolutely no drive in our pre-game warm up, the teams faced off and I am sure that goalie Chris McCarthy thought we forgot to send five skaters on at any one time during the first period. After one period, Cobourg Cobourg held the edge in the play and also a 2-0 lead. The Toros started to come alive in the second, but could not capitalize on their opportunities and Cobourg managed one more goal to hold a 3-0 lead after two periods. periods. Cobourg jumped out in front 4-0 before Vanderende from Brown and Robinson put Bowmanville on the score sheet. The hardhitting, hardhitting, fast skating Co- boUrg team scored once again before Brown from Ovenden and Smith rounded out the score. Toros 3-Cobourg 2 It was Cobourg's turn to accurate, at a much improved improved rate. The team played at home against Stouffville on Tuesday, Tuesday, November 27, and are gearing up for a good showing showing in the Belleville tournament tournament this weekend. The atti tude of the players, coaching staff and parents must be positive, and togetherness will be a key factor as the season progresses. At this point the Halminen Halminen Homes Dantam s are 11-9- 4. Newcastle Gruffies Skates to 10-0 Win travel up the four-lane high- ' to play a different Toros i. The parents played an way 1 team. important "role in this" game as they must in the future. They stayed grouped together together and were very vocal in a positive manner. This definitely definitely gave the boys a lift that they deserved. The teams each scored once in the first frame with Gibbons from Rickard and Cramm scoring for the home town. They accounted for a single marker each in the second period. This time, it was Ovenden on a slap shot from the blue line that sailed over the shoulder of the Cobourg goalie, Rickard and Robinson assisting. . The third frame saw only one goal, the winner and the second of the game for Gibbons, Gibbons, but not before Brown worked hard from the comer to the back of the net to shovel the puck to Gibbons in front. This was the third meeting meeting between these two clubs this season with the Toros holding the edge two games to one. A very tough and disciplined disciplined hockey club is Cobourg Cobourg which shows the type of hockey our team is capable capable of playing. Toros 9-Etobicoke 1 A team that Cobourg edged just 3-2 in their own tournament the previous week, this team arrived at the Darlington Arena understaffed understaffed and were definitely no match for the Toros who were on a high from defeating defeating Cobourg less than 24 hours earlier. The team played with confidence and Craig Rickard Rickard potted the team's first three-goal performance of the year. The team showed its real Newcastle colors with the boys from all the centres taking part in the scoring. Period one saw Rickard score twice and Brown picking picking up a single; assisting was Stephenson (2), Flint»ft, Ovenden, Robinson one each. In the second frame, it was Gibbons from Brown and Rickard from Vnnde- rende and Robinson. The third period saw the Toros move the puck with a lot of confidence, scoring four more insurance markers by FlintolT, Stephenson, Stacey and Smith with assists going going to Robinson (2), Stacey, Brown, Vanderende, Ovenden Ovenden and Smith with one each. The team must have had their cars on _ during the mid-week practice, especially especially the defence wlio moved the puck from their zone quickly and the passes were On November 20, the Newcastle Gruffies' atoms played host to Bewdley. The game turned out to be onesided, onesided, with Gruffies coming away 10-0 winners. Goal- tender Jesse Anger played a solid game and was rewarded rewarded with his .first shut-out. Darryl Wright kept his scoring scoring streak alive by counting five goals. Vincent Norton scored his first two of the season and Chris Druery also marked his first. Jamie Metcalf and Tommy Gillan had singles. Chris McLean recorded two âssists. On November 22, Newcastle Newcastle made the,long trip to Warkworth .. With only eight players, we snll ,managed to demolish, the , competition 15-1. Darryl led the, way again, scoring 11 times." Chris Druery had a hat trick, and Tommy Gillan had a single. Newcastle Gruffies' atoms atoms have outscored their opponents opponents 50-11 in six regular season games. On November 24, the Newcastle Gruffies' atom hockey club travelled to Grafton to play in a 16- team, two-day, tournament hosted by Harold Murphy. The effort put forth by all of our players was rewarded with the overall 'A' Championship Championship trophy. Gruffies managed a 4-0 win over Cobourg Switzer Fuels. Goal tender Jesse Anger Anger played a fantastic game, stopping shot after shot plus two third period breakaways. breakaways. Darryl Wright scored the hat-trick and Jamie Metcalf had a single. Assists went to Mark Sausedo, Chris Druery, Tommy Gillan Gillan and Paul Winter. Newcastle then had to return return for an 8:00 p.m. game and what a game it turned out to be. The opponent was Baltimore and they, too, had come to win. But with Baltimore Baltimore leading 6-2, and 4:00 minutes left in the second period, Newcastle Gruffies started their comeback. Tommy Gillan scored twice and Darryl Wright added another to bring the team within one at the end of the period. Baltimore scored early in the third and put Newcastle down 7-5, but with the time clock showing eight minutes remaining, Darryl took over and scored twice to force overtime. After about three minutes of sudden death, Darryl again proved to be the star by scoring with 2:15 to go. The next game took place at 5:00 p.m. on November 25 against Radio Shack from Cobourg. Our guys won easily, easily, 6-1, but the scoring didn't start until half way through the game. When it was over, Darryl had tallied five times and Tommy once. Assists were given to Chris Druery, Jimmy Thompson, goalie Jesse Anger, and Donald Baker with two. In the championship game at 7:00 p.m., Newcastle Newcastle again had to go into overtime, overtime, but now it was with a high-flying Hydro team from Bowmanville. This game went both ways for most of the time, and with Newcastle holding a 7-4 lead late in the game, Hydro came storming back to tie it with 1:55 left. The teams battled in overtime for six minutes before before Tommy Gillan broke out to fee Darryl Wright, who managed to squeeze a shot past the Bowmanville netminder and give Newcastle Newcastle Gruffies' atoms the championship. Congratulations, guys, and special thanks to Mr. Barry Norton and Mr. Dennis Dennis Thompson for their help throughout the two days. Triple F Bowling Andy Bonsma 28, Brian Buma 24, Ike Dykstra 22, Melle Rozema 20, Peter Flonk 18, Dirk Van Abbema 18, Jean Nadeau 17, Doreen Bakker 16, John Rozema 16, Hammie VanderGaast 14, Case De Plaa 13, Bill Vroom 10. High single ladies- Minme Kaldeway 248 High single men-Melle Rozema 315 High triple ladies- Minme Kaldeway 594 High triple men--Jean Nadeau 755 High average ladies- shirley VanBelle 180 High average men--Jean Nadeau 194 l BOWMANVILLE 1 ^ SPORTS SHOP! SAVE up to V 25% OFF ON SELECTED ITEMS 121 KING ST. EAST, BOWMANVILLE 1^. Phone (416) 623-0322 On October 20-21, 30 members of the Newcastle Aquatic Club attended an invitational meet in Richmond Richmond Hill. The team performed performed well overall and finished finished in fourth place out of the twelve teams competing. There were many personal best times achieved and several several new club records were set. The following is a summary summary of the best times and club records. Tara Amott-lOOfly, 100 free, 100 breast, 50 fly; Brett Clouthier--50 free, 200 breast, 100 fly, 100 free, 50 fly, 100 back, 200 IM, club records in all events; Alison Eeuwes-50 fly, 100 fly; Mckenzie Hudgin-50 free; Michael James-100 free, 200 breast, 100 back, 50 free, 100 breast, 50 fly; Marianne Marianne Leslie-50 free; Robin Limebeer-best times in all events; Toby Limebeer-100 free, 200 fly; Carla Werry- 200 fly. Special congratulations to Tara, Kelly, and Brett who bettered the provincial qualifying standard in the following events: Tara-100 fly, 100 free, 200 breast, 50 fly; Kelly-200 breast; Brett- -50 free. Our 10 and under mixed relay team of Tara, Brett, Kelly, and Marianne won first place in the medley relay relay and second in the freestyle freestyle relay, in very close competitions. Great swimming swimming and competing! Other placings included: Tara-second in the 200 IM, 50 fly, 100 breast, 200 breast, 100 fly, 100 free (3rd), 100 back (4th), 50 back (5th), 50 free (6th). Brett-third in the 50 free and 200 IM, fourth in the 100 fly and 100 back, 50 fly (6th). Alison-100 fly (4th), 50 back (5th), 100 back (6th). Mackenzie-100 hack (5th), 50 free (6th). Patti- 200 breast (4th). Marianne- fourth in the 50 free and 50 back, fifth in the 100 free and 100 back. Toby-200 fly (2nd), 100 fly (3rd). Kelly-; 200 breast (3rd), 100 breast (6th). Luke-200 fly (5th). Ricky, Robin, Michelle and Adele placed sixth in the 10 ana under mixed freestyle relay! Easy Win for Sports Shop The Bowmanville Sports Shop minor novice team won two and lost three in their recent five games. The first game was an easy victory against a weak Lindsay team. The Sports Shop outscored the opposition opposition 7-1. The Sports Shop team played the Oshawa LNHL Bruins the following night and won by a one-sided score of 14-2. The boys showed what they can do when playing against boys their own age which is usually usually not tne case. They passed the puck around very well and looked impressive. The following night, the Sports Shop team hosted the very strong Whitby 'AA' minor minor novice team. Although the team worked hard to stay in the game, they were no match for Whitby and went down to defeat by a score of 8-0. The Sports Shop took on another team from Whitby on Saturday, November 24, and although the contest was much closer than the previous, they still came up on the short end of a 4-2 score. It was an exciting game and could have gone either way. The entire Whitby Whitby team consisted of majors, whereas the Sports Shop team is comprised of minors, and the difference in age was a factor at times. Daryl Stockman scored both Bowmanville Bowmanville goals on breakaways. breakaways. David Griffin and Ryan Roth provided assists. The Sports Shop played on Sunday, November 25, in Manvers, and again were frustrated by a close loss. Manvers won by a score of 4- 2. However, the game was' very close and featured some exciting moments. Jay Henderson and Sean Pudlis- scored the Sports Shop goals' with assists going to Ian Gleeson, David Griffin and Daryl Stockman. 1990 INVENTORY BLOW-OUT SALE! 1990 GRAND CARAVAN SE Stk. #343 MSRP $22 r l-38v -3.3LV6 > Automatic O.D. 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