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4 The Canadian Statesman TUctAetU**, Bowmanville, Saturday, November 28,1992 Local Skaters in Cobourg Competition All-Canadian Awards Juveniles Get Five Points in Three Games The Bowmanville Figure Skating Club sent four of its members to the Cobourg Skate Competition Saturday, November 7. Everyone placed well and special congratulations go to Tiffany Piney (third from left) who placed first in elements and fourth in Juvenile and to Natasha Piney (fourth from left), who placed third in Ladies' Test Stream. Also in the photo are Vivi Cockerham who also represented the club at the Eastern Sectionals in Whitby, and Melissa Pearson (second from left). G ruffles Atoms Undefeated • «>/> After First Seven Games by Debi McManus Newcastle Gruffies atoms are off to a sensational start in the United Counties Hockey League. As of November November 20, they are 6-1-0. Last week's action saw Newcastle • play an exciting match against Grafton, Grafton, who handed Newcastle their only loss of the season on November 3. The first period was scoreless as end-to-end action failed to net a goal. Half way through the second, Randy scored an unassisted goal. With only five minutes left in the . second, Brant scored the winner for Newcastle, and his first as an atom defenceman. defenceman. Grafton responded with a goal a minute later, but it was not enough. Even with six attackers in the third, Grafton couldn't get past the team or Gerry who guarded the green nets. Three days later, Gruffies handed Grafton yet another loss. Grafton opened the first with a goal, but less than a minute later, Craig M. broke away from the pack to score and tie the game. It wasn't until the last three minutes minutes of the second that Randy scored with help from Greg and Colin. At 5:57.of the third, the game was won as Greg scored the first goal of his career. career. Grafton answered with another goal two minutes later. But, it wasn't enough as Newcastle hung in to win the nail-biter 3-2. On November 18, Gruffies traveled traveled to Baltimore to play Jim's Petro. Gerry recorded his first shutout as Gruffies won 6-0. Dave led the offence with a pair of goals, while Colin, Craig M., Randy and Robbie had singles. The All Canadian Awards juveniles juveniles completed a very successful and busy week, taking five points of a possible possible six as they played three games in six days. They travelled to Uxbridge on Tuesday night and came away with an exciting 4-1 win, avenging their last- second home ice loss to this same Uxbridge Uxbridge club. This was a complete team win and the best game the dub has put together together to date. The All Canadian boys came out flying and skated to a first period 3-0 lead. Jason Rogers from Chris Dart and Kevin Farrow, Derek Anderson from Jeremy Snowden and Dustin Couch, arid Mark Peirce from Scott Selleck put the team out front. The next two periods had lots of end-to-end action, with both goaltend- ers (Sarah Couch for Bowmanville) coming up big when tested. Chris Dart from Jason Rogers and Marc Peirce made the final score 4-1. On Thursday it was Oakwood who played host to the Bowmanville squad. For the first two periods, both teams checked hard and it was the All-Canadian squad that was able to blink the goal light twice. Kevin Farrow Farrow and Chris Dart scored to make the score 2-0. Missed passes and give aw ays allowed Oakwood to tie Up the game which ended 2-2. Woodville provided the opposition at home on Sunday. ' By the seven minute mark of the- second period, Bowmanville had a 4-1 lead. With four minutes left in the second second period, the roof fell in and Woodville Woodville came back to tie the game up at 4-4 heading into the third period. The All Canadian squad gathered their wits about them and outscored the visitors visitors 4-1 in the third period to win the game 8-5. Mark Peirce led the scoring parade with four goals and one assist. The All Canadian squad will be at home on Sunday at 5:00 p.m. against Oakwood. Refuse to Quit by Sandra Hamilton The Halminen Homes Bantam Toros Toros played an extraordinary comeback comeback game on Saturday, November 21, against Orillia. Just as things seemed to be at their worst, the Toros fought their hardest to firiish with a win. The game started off in Bowman- ville's favour, as Eric Zuvic, assisted by Shawn Broome, scored the first goal of the game. Less than 30 seconds seconds later, Orillia scored their first goal to tie it up. The game remained 1-1 into the second period. Orillia managed another another goal, taking the lead away from the Toros. Bowmanville's Allen Lacey, assisted assisted by Jamie Shetlèr, made his way through Orillia's defence and tied the game up. As the end of period two was nearing, Orillia took back the lead. % ■' As the Toros skated back onto the ice to begin the final period, they were determined to leave with a win. Orillia attempted to break their spirit by scoring scoring what was to be their final goal. The score was now 4-2, with little time left in the game. Things looked bleak for Bowmanville, Bowmanville, and although the fans may have lost faith, the Toros were not about to give up. \//vV' ' ; Greg McMurter started off the comeback, bringing the team one goal away from the tie. Brad Ormiston made it through Orillia's defence to score the tying goaL Ormiston wasn't done yet, and with Shetler's assistance, assistance, took the lead back. With less than five minutes left, Jamie Jamie Shetler, assisted by Allen Lacey, scored another goal. To finish off the game, with two minutes left, Lacey made the seventh and final goal of the game. ' ' / ' . _ Kinsmen Girls Win Eight Games Straight The Newcastle Junior girls, sponsored sponsored by The Great Pineridge Kinsmen, Kinsmen, have gone undefeated in their first eight games of the United Counties Girls' Hockey Association season. Included in the streak were wins over Bewdley, Millbrook, Oshawa, Colbome and Grafton #1. On November 15, against Grafton #2, we ended our road trip winning 4- 1. Alicia Hart had two goals and an assist. Singles went to Lindsey Cow- Skylight Donut Bowling Results This week Oliver Knapp bowled a 214, and Joyce Rowe bowled a 201. Gord Cowling 37, Steve Vickery 26 1/2, Ted Roberts 26 1/2, Paul Pappas Pappas 22, Joan Murphy 19, Sam Adams 13. Ladies' low single -- Jan Fisher 115 Men's low single -- Jim Winter- bum 130 Ladies' high single -- Joan Murphy Murphy 268 Men's high single -- Gord Cowling Cowling 262 Ladies' high triple -- Joan Murphy 712' Men's high triple -- Jason Vickery 724 Ladies' high average -- Joan Murphy Murphy 204 Men's high average -- Gord Cowling Cowling 240 an-0 'Brien arid Maranda Johnson. Assists Assists went to Jessica Andrews, Tawnie Traynor, Erin Moore and Cowan O'Brien. On November 19, we again played Grafton #2 at home, winning 7-0. Goalie Elizabeth Millson played well and now has three shutouts. Gina King led with four goals and two assists. assists. Lindsey Cowan-O'Brien had two goals and an assist. A single went to Kristy Thompson, with assists to Jessica Andrews and Erin Moore. On November 21, a win of 6-1 over Oshawa was recorded. Two goals and an assist went to Alicia Hart. Lindsey Cowan-O'Brien scored twice, with singles to Gina King and Erin Moore. The assists went to Kristy Thompson, King and two for Nicole Pot. Our regular home games are 7:00 p.m. on Thursdays in Newcastle. Sports Shop Wins The Sports Shop major novice Toros Toros have reached the halfway mark in 'AA' league play. The Toros have won their last five games. Recent scores were as follows: Toros 5, Barrie 2; Toros 5, Ajax 4; Toros 5, Markham 2. That record has propelled the team to a winning average average above .500 with a 6-4-3 record. They have gained 15 points in their standings out of a possible 26. 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