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Basketball Competition Held at Bowmanville Senior Public School The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, March 3,1993 9 Kinsmen Bantams Those Important First Strides on Skates " / ' tv. J Markham Series The Bowmanville Kinsmen minor bantam Toros were eliminated from OMHA playoffs by losing games three and four to Markham. Game three, played on Wednesday, Wednesday, February 24, in Markham, ended in a 3-1 defeat, after the Toros played a strong game in a penalty-filled contest. contest. The penalties hurt the Toros, as Markham scored two of their goals on the power play. There was no scoring until 8:18 of the second period when Markham took advantage of a power play to finally finally beat Cameron Millar in die Toros Toros net. Up to this point, the goalie had kept the Toros in the game, Markham Markham scored again just before the end of the period to take a 2-0 lead. The Toros finally got on the score- board when Greg McMurter scored, assisted by Ryan Dunnigan and Matt Staley. At this point, the game could have gone either way. But, with two minutes left and the Toros pressing, Markham got their third goal to clinch the game. In game three, played in Darlington, Darlington, Markham again took a 2-0 lead before Matt' Brake fired in a slapshot from the blueline to make it 2-1 midway midway through the second period. The Toros threw all they had at Markham, but were unable to tie the game and were defeated 2-1. The Kinsmen will play Ajax in the next round of the York-Simcoe league playoffs. Legion Toros Oust Peterborough and Advance in Series The Canadian Legion Branch 178 Toros registered a come-from-behind 4-3 win to eliminate Peterborough and advance to the OMHA semi-finals against Markham or Orillia. The Toros moved ahead 1-0 when defenceman Mike Stacey moved in from the point and fired home a pass from J.P. Tousignant. Mike Talotti put Bowmanville up 2-0 with Mike Nesbitt Nesbitt and Matt Frampton recording as- ■ sists. The Petes proved to be a more determined determined adversary with their backs to the wall and they mounted a relentless checking game which had the Toros reeling in the second period. Peterborough Peterborough counted three goals despite a number of superior saves by Toro goalie Steve Okc. Bowmanville regained its composure composure in the third period and the Petes fell victim to penalty problems, with V,_ The Bowmanville Optimist tyke selects were proud winners of the Canada Wonderland Cup hockey,, Jeff Darrach scoring a power play, i ! ,< Bowmanville Senior Public School has been conducting a 3-point basketball shooting competition for 1 -its students recently, and above are the winners in the grade seven and eight boys' categories. Front row, ' (1-r), Jake Davis, Jason Lange, Jeremy Forsey, Bryan Lowery, Chris Watson. Back row, (1-r), Mel Putnam Putnam (organizer), Peter Paradis, Tony Skagos, Robert Dorigo, Dave Ito (organizer). Optimist Tykes Win Canada Wonderland's Hockey Tournament ' HOME Peter MacKinnon and his three-year-old son, Bruce, were out enjoying enjoying the spring-like conditions on Sunday afternoon at the community community rink at the old arena site in Bowmanville. It was only Bruce's second time on skates. Toro Juveniles Sweep to Capture League Crown tournament recently, after they defeated Uxbridge, Vaughan and London to claim top honours. Team members include, front row, (1-r), Jeff Larsh, Garrett Nemisz, Jason Emond, Matt Beech, Andrew Rah- ;me, Ryan Evans, Bryan Barchard, Shane Gonsalves, Jason Hicks. Back row, (1-r), Jeremy McKee, Brandon Brandon Beers, Iain Myles (asst, coach), Matt Caruana, Doug Myles, Yogi Bear, Tyler Brown, Hank Evans ;(coach), Curtis Robinson, Colin Baker, Jim Barchard (asst, coach), Nathan Adegeest. ; r by,Hank Evans > ; The BRHL tyke selects travelled to 'Maple to play" in the Canada's Wonderland Wonderland Cup hockey tournament last Saturday and came home champions. ; 1 The Optimist selects 1 defeated -teams from Uxbridge, Vaughan and 'London to win the tournament. - ! Matt Caruana led the charge to victory victory with four goals in the opener * against Uxbridge on his way to game MVP. Curtis Robinson added a single, assisted by Shane Gonsalves, to round out the Bowmanville scoring. This game was marked by the very strong play of the Bowmanville defence defence who limited the scoring opportunities opportunities of the Young Bruins. Special mention goes to Tyler Brown, Jeff Larsh, Doug Myles, Jeremy McKee, Nathan Adegeest and Colin Baker for their outstanding efforts. ■ Bowmanville then ran up against a tough Vaughan Ranger squad, but once again Matt Caruana got Bow- manvillc off to a good start. This time, it was a nice pass to Bryan Barchard who scored his first goal of the tournament tournament to put us ahead 1-0. This action was reciprocated when Ryan Evansi and Bryan Barchard assisted on- Malt's goal less than a minute later to [increase the lead. Colin Baker rounded rounded off the first period with a great in- "dividual effort to give Bowmanville a 3-0 advantage. The Optimist selects seemed to sag in the second and early stages of the third period, resulting in Vaughan scoring twice and reducing Bowman- ville's lead to one. The sensational goaltcnding of both Andrew Rahmc and Matt Beech in the second game made the difference as they held Vaughan Vaughan at bay until Matt Caruana and Jason Jason Emond scored late in the game to salt away the victory. Garrett Nemisz and Jason Hicks each assisted on the final goal on a great three-way pass play to Jason Emond who finished it off. Special congratulations to Andrew Rahmc who played outstandingly in net and celebrated his birthday by being being the MVP for game two. The championship final featured the BRHL Optimist selects against a team from South London. The two teams took some time to feel each other out before Matt Caruana Caruana scored from Ryan Evans and Bryan Barchard late in the first to put Bow- manvillc up 1-0. The second period became an all- Bowntanvillc affair as the combination combination of Barchard, Evans and Caruana tallied two more to complete Matt's natural hat-trick. Garret Nemisz added a single and then assisted on Jason Hicks' goal to put the Optimist selects up 5-0 at the end of the second. Jason Hicks pocketed his second goal of the game early in the third period, period, with Ryan Evans getting his fourth and Bryan Barchard his third assist of the game. Curtis Robinson scored at the midway point of the third period on a goal assisted by Tyler Tyler Brown and Shane Gonsalves. London scored to break the shutout and Jason Emond once again concluded concluded the scoring on a nice set up from Matt Caruana and Shane Gonsalves. Special mention goes to Brandon Beers, Jeff Larsh, Andrew Rahmc and Malt Beech for their great play in the final game and to game three MVP Matt Caruana. Triple F Bowling Ncl Van Abbcma 16, Peter Flonk 15, Bill Vroom 14, Minnie Kaldcway 14, Ron Bonsma 14, Dirk Van Abbcma Abbcma 13 1/2, Sicincn Specimen 12, Mary Griffiocn 11, Randy Mulder 10, Scbold Wcssclius 9, Piet Glasbergcn 8, Harm Prins 7 1/2 High single ladies -- Sally Rozcma 288 High single men -- Tim Siktna 287 High triple ladies -- Sally Rozcma 631 High triple men -- John Dragstra 656 High average ladies - Ncl Van Abbcma 197 High average men - Bill Vroom 213 goal from Mike Stacey and Jamie Brake. Mike Nesbitt scored the winner on the power play with Jeff Dart and Mike Talotti earning assists. Semi-final game times arc not available at this time. Poaching, is a crime! In Canada, countless wild animals are killed by poachers. Black bears are taken for their paws and gall-bladders... deer and elk for their hoofs and antlers. This illegal trade has grown into a multimillion-dollar business. Please join us in our fight to stop poaching. Call 1-800-563-9453 Canadian Wildlife Federation With hard work and determination, the Toro juveniles eliminated the East Gwillimbury Eagles four games straight to become ' York-Simcoe league champions. ; The Toros played some great hockey hockey in the last two games of the scries and came out on top. The third game brought the East Gwillimbury Eagles down to Darlington Darlington Sports Centre, home of the Toros. The Toros started with a bang and continued hard work brought them an 8-4 victory. Scoring for the Toros were M. d'Entrcmont, M. Dykstra (2),j C. Brown, S. Dalton, S. DcSmcdt I Craig Forsey and T. VanLondcn. A: I sists went to R. Becker (2), Craig Fi scy, M. Dykstra, S. Pollard, J. Rj" (2), R. 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