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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, December II, 1991 13 Lake shore High School Hockey It's St. Stephen's and Clarke in Semi-Finals Cartwright H.S. Captures St. Stephen's Tournament class 10 watch the game. by Brad Kelly St. Stephen's emerged as This one is for all the mar- the victors, 2-1, with both of blcs. their goals coming on the Though Monday's Lake- power play in the third peri- shore high school hockey od. league playoff game between It whi take the same kind St. Stephen's and Clarke is of effort to eliminate Clarke, only a semi-final, it docs rep- says Moloney, resent the championship B s going to take a total game for the Town of New- team effort of 110%. We arc castle. so evenly matched that we That's small in compari- have to take advantage of any son to the overall league tide, opportunity that comes our But ask players from both way. Any chance we get, we sides which game they would have to take advantage of. rather not lose, and they will "I'm predicting a win for tell you Monday's. us, by one goal. But it could The teams enter die game go either way." with identical records in As expected, Clarke head-to-head baldes this year, coach, John Skovsgaard sees Prior to the league's final the game having a different games played yesterday, both outcome, schools had won once, while "Our game plan will be their other two games ended the same as it has been all in ties. year. We've got to skate, use There isn't much to our size advantage, and play choose between them. disciplined. "A lot of kids play with "The teams arc even. I one another on the same feel if we play as well as teams (in minor hockey), so we're capable of, we can win there is that aspect of wanting by a couple of goals, to beat them," said St. Ste- Game time for Monday's phen's coach, Father Bill encounter in Newcastle is Moloney, of the rivalry that 3:00 p.m. has developed. Regardless of who wins "It's a big rivalry. The and advances to the champi- schools arc so close to one onship game, it has been a another, and there is also successful season for the school pride on the line." league, which is in its first The winner will most like- year of operation. Expansion ly have a date with Port Hope is a consideration for next in the finals on December 18. year after such a strong initial Port Hope faces St. Mary's in campaign, the other semi-final, after fin- "It has been an excellent ishing in first place in the experiment. We certainly overall standings. have learned a few things, Port Hope should have lit- and I think it will continue to tie problem disposing of St. flourish in die future, " said Mary's, who finished last in Moloney, the league, in their march to "It's been a great experi- the finals. ence for the kids and has ac- The rivalry between St. complished everything it set Stephen's and Clarke has cs- out to do," said Skovsgaard. calatcd to the point that in "It has provided hockey for their last encounter in New- kids who might not have olh- castle, students from both erwise had a chance to play, schools were excused from and it has built some positive school spirit." Skylight Donuts Bowling Lge. Congratulations to Cord , Low single ladies -- Pat Simpson who bowled a 280. Kingsley 95 ' That's 98 pins above average. ' Low single men -- John Way to go! Wooiner 77 Honey Dipped 41, Apple High single ladies -- Anne Fritters 35, Glazed Chocolates Porter 240 31, French Crullers 29, Boston , High single men -- Gord Creams 21, Jelly Filled 11 Simpson 280 High average ladies -- Joan High triple ladies -- Brenda Murphy 218 Stainton 632 High average men -- Gord High triple men -- Ted Rob- Cowling 217 erts 709 by Brad Kelly There was little doubt as to who was the most dominant dominant team at the annual St. Stephen's high school hockey tournament last Wednesday. Cartwright High School, located in Blackstock, breezed through the round robin portion of the tournament tournament undefeated. In the finals, finals, they were untested as they won easily, 7-2, over Clarke. St. Mary's, who posed little little opposition to anyone, and Clarke High School, rounded out the four-team tournament. A pair of power play goals in the third period enabled Cartwright to stretch the 4-2 lead they had built over Clarke after two periods. They scored only 13 seconds seconds into the final frame, and connected again 42 seconds later. While enjoying a two- man advantage three minutes later, they notched their seventh seventh goal. Even without the third period period goals, the outcome wasn't in question. Clarke just didn't have the firepower to match their opponents. "They had a lot of talent and they deserved the victory," victory," said Clarke coach, John Skovsgaard. The game did get chippy in the later stages, as both teams engaged in shoving matches after the whistle. Cartwright were the more aggressive, aggressive, and it cost them a couple of ejections. Skovsgaard also noted that, despite the margin of victory, he was pleased with the level of sportsmanship his team displayed in die later stages of the game. Cartwright, on the other hand, showed very little class once they had the game under control. One player who was ejected in the later stages, taunted Clarke players by riding riding his stick in Dave 'Tiger' Williams fashion as he exited the ice. Nobody posed a threat to Cartwright during the round robin. They pounded St. Mary's 13-1, and followed with a 5-2 win over Clarke. St. Stephen's and Clarke also scored convincing wins over the hapless team from St. Marys, 5-1 and 5-3, respectively. respectively. In the semi-final game be tween Clarke and St. Stephen's Stephen's to see who would face Cartwright in the finals, as in past games between the two schools, little was decided. The teams played to a 1-1 tie, and needed a shootout to determine a winner. Three pucks were placed at centre ice and one player from each team took the penalty shots. Both players scored once. To break the tie, they reverted reverted to a stopwatch to see who was the fastest in completing completing the shots. Clarke advanced.' advanced.' "It could have been us out there. That's how close it was. That is the frustrating part," said St. Stephen's coach, Father Bill Moloney as the final game was being played. "I'm fairly happy with the way we played today. Cartwright Cartwright is a very strong team." Cartwright is a member of the LOSSA boys' high school league that operates in Oshawa. They have been a surprise to the rest of the league, pulling off wins in their first three games. Father Bill Moloney presents members of Cartwright High School with the championship trophy after they defeated Clarke, 7-2, in the finals of the annual St. Stephen's tournament held on December 4 at the Orono Arena. *76e fauundteut StatetoKwc Athletes of the Year 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 local male and female athletes. They can be baseball players, soccer players, gymnasts, hockey players or swimmers, just to name a few of the possibilities. : We plan to recognize the deserving athletes by having their .-names added to a plaque that is on display in The Statesman office, office, with last year's winners, Rob Snoek and Nicole Devonish. •Both winners will receive a plaque to keep and $100 worth of •Statesman Bucks. Sports Shop Toros Earns 6-3 Victory by Hank Evans The Sports Shop Toros played in their first tournament last weekend. The team started out very strong with a 6-3 victory over Amherst. Jeff Reynolds had two second period goals and Johnathon Ross had the other with assists going to Martin Frampton, Kent Missons, Justin Justin Osborne and Darryl Steele. The third period saw Darryl Steele score the natural hat- trick with the second goal assisted assisted by Brooke Pakosta to power the Toros to their win. Their next opponent was Agincourt and again Jeff Reynolds Reynolds led off the scoring with a goal late in the first assisted by Darryl Steele. Darryl then got one of his own, unassisted, early in the second. Agincourt came back with a goal of their own to narrow the gap, then Darryl Steele scored from Sebastian Sebastian Dault and Kent Missons Missons followed by a goal by Martin Frampton assisted by Jeff Reynolds. Each team scored once in the third period. Darryl Steele notched the lone Sports Shop goal to make the final, 5-2 for Bowmanville. Bowmanvillc's third game was against a very good Pickering Pickering squad who played very well and won 4-0. Bowtnan- villc goalie Paul Evans played a good game and kept the score down with some good saves. The Sports Shop Toros played Streetsville in their semi-final and lost 4-2 in a well-played game which could have gone either way. Darryl Steele scored from Nat Fair in the first and Johnathon Ross scored from Tyson Crocker in the second for the two Bowmanville Bowmanville goals. Erik Smalc played a strong game in net for the Toros and made some key saves. This was a well-played tournament by the Bowmanville Bowmanville team. Triple F Lge. Piet GlasBcrgcn 33, Melle Rozema 26.5, Dirk VanAbbe- ma 24, Peter Plonk 24, Andy Bonsma 24, Bill Vroom 24, Jean Nadeau 23, Wiebe Van- derGaast 22, John Rozema 15, Hotly VanderGaast 14, Jake Dykstra 11.5, Ron Bonsma 11 High single ladies -- Minnie Kaldcway 283 High single men - Peter Flonk271 High triple ladies « Minnie Kaldcway 670 High triple men - Bill Vroom 691 High average ladies - Nel VanAbbema 190 High average men -- Andy Bonsma 208 Here's How You Can Help ••••••••••••••#•••••• : ' Simply submit the name of a male or female athlete ! who you feel would be worthy of receiving this spe- ! cial award, and in 50 words or less, tell us of his/her ' accomplishments. ; You can mail your entry to The Canadian States- : man, Box 190, Bowmanville, L1C 3K9. Or, you can '.drop off your suggestion at our office which is located : at 62 King St. W„ in Bowmanville. We're open week-days week-days between eight a.m. and five p.in. All suggestions i ; must be received at The Statesman office by Monday, i. December 30 at live p.m, j r] The winners will be selected by a panel of judges at | .-The Statesman. SENIORS Travelling south after the holidays? Don't forget your out-of-country health insurance. CALL US FOR ALL THE DETAILS Goliqer's Ttxtvel ,■ SINCE 1955 623-1511 in the Bowmanville Mall SCOREBOARD Central Ontario Jr. C Sunday's Results Team Won Lost Tied Pts. No games scheduled Port Perry 16 2 2 34 Top League Scorers Cobourg 11 6 0 22 Burke Division Bowmanville 10 7 1 22 Name Team Goals Assists Pts. Little Britain 8 7 0 18 G. Cox Beast. 28 16 44 Uxbridge 5 12 1 11 B. Alldred Beast. 19 19 38 Lakefield 2 15 0 6 D. Rickard Beast. 11 20 31 'Teams receive one point for an overtime loss* Oliver Division Bowmanville's Results T. Williams Papps 21 13 34 Eagles 6 Uxbridge 2 B. Ward Shop. 19 15 34 Lakefield vs. Eagles (Last Night) M. LeBlanc Papps 17 10 27 Shackelton Division Bowmanville Town League S. Taylor Prest. 11 13 24 Team Won Lost Tied Pts. W. Preston Prest. 14 7 21 Norm's Deli 8 2 1 17 D. Keenan Prest. 9 12 21 Hooper's Trophy 8 3 0 16 Bil'den Home. Improve. 5 5 1 11 BKHL Standings Hunt's Photo 4 6 1 9 (as of December 6) Hockin Real Estate 3 7 1 7 Team Won Lost Ties Pts. Francis Personnel 3 8 0 6 Tykes Thursday's Results A&R Flooring 5 1 0 10 Norms 9 Hunts 4 Rotary 5 0 0 10 Bil'den 6 Hoopers 4 Shoppers Drug Mart 4 1 0 8 Francis 7 Hockin 5 Durham TV 2 3 0 4 Tim's Rental 2 4 0 4 Newcastle Town League Beaver Lumber 1 4 0 2 Team Won Lost Tied Pts. McGregor's IDA 1 3 0 2 Newcastle Lumber 7 3 1 15 Skylight Donuts 0 5 0 0 Tennant Heating 6 3 2 14 Novice All-Stars 6 5 0 12 Bragg Feeds 5 0 0 10 Gruffies 5 5 1 11 Sports Shop 4 2 0 8 Johnson Excavation 5 6 0 10 All Canadian 2 2 2 6 London Life 2 9 0 4 National Trust 2 3 0 4 Sunday's Results Carters Bakery 1 4 1 3 All-Stars 5 Johnson 3 Liberty Mutual 1 4 0 2 Tennant 4 Gruffies 4 Young Drivers 1 5 0 2 Lumber 9 London Life 3 Atom Geranium Homes 6 0 1 13 Bowmanville Non-Contact Family Trust 4 1 1 9 Burke Division Computer Learning 4 4 0 8 Team Won Lost Tied Pts. 401 Esso 4 1 0 8 P.M. Beasties 10 0 0 20 J&J Sharpening 3 4 , 0 6 Square Boy 7 2 1 15 Hutton Transp. 2 5 0 4 Century 21 4 4 2 10 Ontario Hydro 2 3 0 4 M&M Meats 1 9 0 2 T-Mac 2 6 0 4 Oliver Division Carnation Flowers 1 7 0 2 Papps 8 2 0 16 Peewee Shoppers 4 5 1 9 Lange's Photo 5 1 0 10 Falcons 3 7 0 6 McRobbie Photo 4 2 0 8 Hanc's 1 9 0 2 Checkers Variety 4 2 0 8 Weekend Results Cutting Post 3 2 0 6 No games scheduled Mr. Submarine 2 3 0 4 Shackelton Division Hooper's Trophies 0 5 0 0 Preston 8 2 0 16 Bantams Blues 6 2 2 14 Kool Enterprises 6 1 0 12 Pattern . 4 4 2 10 Nichols Motors 3 3 1 7 Bobby's Clip 0 10 0 0 Bow. Sand & Gravel McGregor's Hardware 3 1 4 5 0 1 6 3 Power Vac Toros Play in Cobourg The weekend of November 29-30 and December 1, the Power Vac Toros participated in the annual Cobourg midget tournament. The tournament had 16 teams entered. These were divided divided into four groups of four teams each. First round competition competition consisted of round-robin play, with the winning team advancing to the semi-finals. The Bowmanville squad was grouped with teams from Emestown, Trenton and the Oshawa LN.HL Bruins. Bowmanville Bowmanville completed the round robin section with a record of three wins, and advanced to the semis. They defeated Emestown, 6-1, Oshawa Brains, 3-2, and Trenton, 4-1. Bowmanville faced East Gwillimbury in the semis. The first period saw the opposition opposition take the lead, but Bowmanville tied the score shortly afterward, Ryan Becker scored, assisted by Matt Dykstra. Dykstra. The second period belonged to East Gwillimbury who scored twice. ■ Early in the third period, Bowmanville pulled to within one goal of the leaders when Matt Dykstra connected from Ryan Becker and Bevan Cunningham. Cunningham. Near the end of the period, East Gwillimbury assured assured their 4-2 victory with another another goal. Matt Dykstra earned the well-deserved MVP award for Bowmanville. On Tuesday, December 3, Power Vac Toros were on the road playing in Richmond Hill. The Power Vac team, had earned just one win against two loses in previous engagements. engagements. Bowmanville set the goal light aglow in the first on a well-placed shot from J.P. Tou- signant, assisted by Jason Rogers Rogers and Sean Brown. The sec ond period saw Richmond Hill even the score at one each with five minutes remaining in the period. The third period had Bowmanville Bowmanville a man short for five minutes, but they managed to stop Richmond Hill from scor- The executive met recently to finalize plans for the Christmas Christmas season. For parents wondering wondering about skating over the holidays, the arena will be closed December 24, 25, 26, 31 and January 1. There will be extra ice time for the seniors •and intermediates on Friday, December 27, from 10-12, and January 3 from 1-3:30. Runoffs Runoffs for Pincridgc are scheduled scheduled for January 5,1992. For the younger set, there will be a family, skate on Thursday, December 19, during during regular skating time. We're ing. Six seconds after the Bowmanville Bowmanville penalty expired, Andrew Andrew Allaire broke up a Richmond Hill play and went in alone to score. The goal gave Bowmanville a 2-1 lead, they held on for the victory. expecting a special visit from a fellow in a red suit! There will also be a family skate on January January 2. Some of our younger skaters skaters competed last weekend at the Raccoon Rally in Bowmanville Bowmanville for their first time. Eryn MeGlynn was sixth in Juvenile C Novice II flight A. Kari Francis won a silver medal for second place in Juvenile C Novice III. Michelle Moffat skated at the Scugog Frolics in Lindsay and placed second in Introductory Introductory B. Congratulations to all! 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