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8 The Canadian Statesman 7Vce£e*Uvt, Bowmanville, Saturday, January 9,1993 Major Novice Wolves Make Run for Playoffs After several months of hard work, the Wolves major novice team is beginning beginning to come together. The team of 12 includes six players from Bowmanville: Jeff Reynolds, Reynolds, Brooke Pakosta, Cole Linfoot, Kent Missons and goalies Paul Evans and Erik Smale. They are joined by teammates Jean-Francois Bourque (Stouffville), Jamie Plunkett (Omee- mee), Phillip Francis (Bobcaygeon), Brandon Hammel (Lindsay), Andy Bilton (Manvers), Mike Lucas (Little Britain). It has been very difficult for the 10 skaters and two goalies to compete with many of the 'AAA' teams with 17 players that have played together for afew years. „ The team is coached by Larey Reynolds Reynolds and assistant coach Ross Bilton. Bilton. The coaches are also assisted by Jim Linfoot, Gary Lucas (trainer) and Karen Evans (manager). In the Wolves' most recent game, they met Oshawa's 'AAA' major novice novice team at Children's Arena on Sunday, Sunday, January 3. Oshawa led the Wolves 3-0 at the, end of the second period. The Wolves rallied at 13:47 with their first goal by Brooke Pakosta, assisted by Jeff Reynolds. Reynolds. Oshawa replied with two more goals. Jeff Reynolds finished up the scoring with two more goals assisted assisted by Mike Lucas and Brooke Pakosta Pakosta on the first, and Andy Bilton and Cole Linfoot on the second goal. The game ended in a 5-3 win for Oshawa. A fourth goal by the Wolves, which crossed the goal line as the buzzer ended the third period, was waved off by the referee, much to the disappointment of the Wolves. Clarke High School Girl's Prepare for OFSAA Return Hooper's Trophy Attend Whitby Peewee Tourney On December 27-29, Hooper's Trophy peewecs entered the Whitby Optimists' 11th Annual House League Tournament. . The first game played by Hooper's . set the style of defensive play used by Hooper's through the tournament. Hooper's took on Duff's Towing of Whitby with the game ending in a 3-0 win for Hooper's. Scoring in this game were Trevor Wright, unassisted, Brian Tamblyn from Jamie Shrives, and Greg Patterson from Devin Jordan. Jordan. In the second game, Hooper's showed great confidence as they skated skated to a 10-0 win. Leading the way was John Marco Cannito with three goals and four assists. Robert Dorigo had three goals and one assist, Kevin Stonehouse had two goals and one assist, assist, Greg Patterson had one goal and three assists, and Jason Pingle had a goal. More assists went to Brian Tam- Mr. Sub O n On Saturday, December 18, the Mr. Sub team faced off against Port Hope. The Sub boys came out fast, skating to an 8-1 victory. The goal- scorers were Andrew Laton (2g), Paul Drummond (lg, 3a), Ian Pollard (lg, la), David Hamum (lg), Ian Robinson Robinson (lg, la), Darryl Wright (lg), David David Leppert (3a), Ryan Phillips (2a). On Sunday, December 19, the Sub boys faced off against Cutting Post. Mr. Sub had to play this game with only eight skaters. This was a hard- fought game, with the Sub boys registering registering a 2-1 victory. The first Sub goal was scored by Darryl on a setup from Ryan Philips. The second Sub goal was scored by Mike McCrory with Ian Robinson and Chris Mann assisting. assisting. On December 27, the Sub boys played their first, game in the 11th An- Pizza Pizza Earn Shutout On January 2, the BRHL Pizza Pizza Pizza atoms played a game against Hutton Hutton Transport at Bowmanville Arena. In the first period, Bryan Villamere brought the puck over the blueline and passed to David Corcoran who fired a slapshot in to put the Pizza boys up by one. Then, Brandon Baker passed to Patrick O'Halloran who made no mistake mistake and scored. Later in the first, Jamie Jamie Parry rushed from his own end and scored, unassisted, to put Pizza Pizza ahead 3-0 after one period. In the second, Iain Forsyth passed to David Corcoran who scored on a two-man breakaway. In the third period, period, Patrick O'Hallcran notched his second of the night on a long shot to make the final score 5-0 for Pizza Pizza Pizza and another shutout for goalie Mike Luxton. blyn, Devin Jordan and Tyler Lane. hi the third game, St. Andrew's found a way to beat our defence and great goaltending, but only scored two goals as Hooper's once again came out on top with a fine 5-2 victory. Devon Jordan led the way with three goals while Trevor Wright scored twice. Robert Dorigo assisted on four of the goals while Kevin Stonehouse picked up one assist. The fourth game was a hard-fought head-to-head battle. Hooper's had control of most of the game but no matter how hard they tried, the Provincial Provincial Signs netminder wouldn't allow allow us to score. The final tally Was a 2-1 loss for Hooper's with the lone goal going to Robert Dorigo assisted by James Bubar and Devin Jordan. 6 With the loss, Hooper's were eliminated eliminated from the championship game, but came home feeling they had played well against some fine competition. competition. The Garke High School senior girls' volleyball team has enjoyed great success so far this season. On Tuesday, January 5, they won their third Kawartha tournament in a row. Featured above are the players of the Clarke team. Back row, (1-r), Dave Dobson (coach), Kirby Eady, Megan Davies, Janice Rickard, Robyn Ewert, Liz Kemp (coach). Front row, (1-r), Kim Burke, Nina Darrach, Kelly Hentig, Jen Good- murphy, Carrie Farrow. Shelly Nowak was absent. Sand & Gravel Win 'A' Title ition nual Whitby Optimist Tournament. Their first game was against Kingsview from Oshawa. The boys came out fast when, Darryl Wright scored early in the first period on a setup from Andrew. The Sub boys skated off to an easy 5-0 victory. The other point-getters were Darryl (lg, la), Andrew (lg, 2a), Chris (lg), Paul (lg), David (la), Shawn (la). Jesse Anger and Ricardo Tiexiera recorded the shutout. The second team the Sub boys went up against was Simcoe Street from Oshawa. The Sub boys again came out hard and fast as they skated to another 5-0 victory. The point- scorers were Darryl (2g, 2a), Shawn (2g), Ryan (lg), Paul (2a), Ian Pollard (la), Ian Robinson (la), Chris (la), Greg Hoy (la). Jesse and Ricardo recorded recorded the shutout. ■ The third game found the Sub boys up against Whitby Toyota. The Subs scored first on a goal by Shawn on a setup from Paul. Whitby then notched two goals. Darryl then tied the score up on a setup from Ryan and Chris. Whitby again took a one-goal lead. The Sub boys again tied up the game when Darryl set up David Hamum, who popped the puck into the net. The final score was Whitby 3, Mr. Sub 3. The fourth game was the quarterfinal quarterfinal against Provincial Signs of Whitby. Whitby. The Whitby team lit up the board first. The Sub boys tied the score up when Paul gave Darryl a lead pass. Darryl beat the defence and picked the open comer of the net. Neither team could score in the second or third period, period, forcing an overtime period to be played. The Whitby team scored early in the overtime period to register a 2-1 victory. On Saturday, January 2, the Sub boys again had to face their old rivals, Cutting Post. This time the Cutting Post team skated to a well-earned 5-2 victory. Darryl and Chris scored the Sub goals. During the Christmas break, Bowmanville Bowmanville Sand & Gravel bantams were entered in the Oshawa Checkers Tournament. Our opening opponent on December December 28 was Oshawa Woodview. This was a fast : paced game with steady goaltending in each end, resulting in a scoreless tie at the end of the first. Strong forechecking paid off in the second when Ryan Brannigan broke in for an unassisted goal. Bowmanville Bowmanville carried the momentum into the third to record three more unanswered goals for a 4-0 victory. Scoring were Nick Katsikis from Jeff Thrasher, Ni-, all O'Donnell unassisted, and Nick again from Jeff and Tim Bydal. This win put us in the 'A' division and pitted us against Bowmanville Remax Remax for our second encounter which proved to be a real crowd-pleaser. Sand & Gravel opened the scoring in the first period when Nick scored an Dennis Pizzeria Split Two Games On January 2, the Dennis Pizzeria minor novice Toros hosted Cedar Hill in exhibition play and came away 6-2 winners. Ganrett McKnight (2g, la), Zach Thoraval (lg, la), Robbie Campbell (lg, la), Steve Hatfield (lg), Jamie Bryant (lg). Jesse Gim- blett and Brett McKee had assists. On January 3, the Toros travelled to Vaughan and lost a hard-fought 3-1 decision. Brett McKee from Jamie Bryant and Robbie Campbell tallied the lone marker for the Toros. unassisted marker. This stood until the third when Rémax tied it up to force overtime which was to be settled without without goalies. Sand & Gravel won the faceoff, broke into the Remax end,, and Nick scored from Ryan at 11 sec : onds of the period to seal the win. The 'A' championship proved to be an all-Bowmanville affair as we were up against the Nichols Motors team. Sand & Gravel got off to a fast start in period one with three goals. Tim scored from Jeff and Bert Leliev- re; then Nick from Damien Jay; and Damien from Jamie Powell. Nichols scored in the second and midway through the third to put on the pressure, pressure, but Matt Black's goal from Nick and Damien was the insurance we needed in a 4-2 victory for the ' A' tro- phy. This tournament was our best team effort of the year. Coaches Powell and Thrasher are to be congratulated for firing up the troops. Goalies Brad Delorme Delorme and Shawn Honeyman were a class act, allowing only three goals between between them in the tournament. Horners Lose on Late Goal by Kim Gadd Homers Petro Can started their Saturday early, playing against the Sports Shop team. Sports Shop's Mitchel Fontaine scored early in the first period, followed followed by a second goal for Sport Shop by Korbent Cummer. Both goals were unassisted. Sport Shop started the scoreboard again in the second period with a goal by Steve Ivany, assisted by Mitchel Fontaine. Darren Kelly started off the scoreboard for the Petro Can team late in the second period. Jonathan Ho- stick assisted. Darren Kelly was still revved up when he returned to the ice . to score the second goal for Petro Can, Kevin Brooks assisted. Greg Bubar placed his mark to tie up the game with Ly- don Gadd assisting. With only 50 seconds seconds left in the game, Ian Laflame scored the winning goal for Sports Shop. Petro Can returned to the ice Saturday Saturday afternoon to defeat the Carter's Bakery team 4-2. Goals for Carter's were by Mike Tribou and Nick Van- dervium. Goals for Petro Can were by Thomas Pohjolainen (2), Darren Kelly and Greg Bubar. ^ssists were by Greg Bubar (2), Johnathan Hostick (2), Stuart Stuart King and Kevin Brooks. A great day in goal for Petra's Dustin Privett. DTG win 8-1 The Destinations To Go major peewee peewee Toros got back to regular season 1 play in Barrie oh January 2, defeating Barrie 8-1. Scott MacDonald, Scott MacKay and Jody Thorsteinson .each scored two apiece, while Chris Steele and Jason Jason Frayne had one apiece. Assists went to Greg Masterson (2), Nick Zdravkovski (2), and one each for Brian Ball, Chris Paquette, Scott MacDonald and Jason Frayne. 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