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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, March 3,1993 First Place Finish for Bell Canada Girls The Bell Canada girls finished in first place with an undefeated record of 29-0-1. The semi-finals consisted of a round robin scries played by the top three teams: Bowmanville, Bewdlcy and Keene. The top two teams were to play off for the 'A' Championship.' Bowmanville's first game was with Bewdley. This was a hard-fought game, with the Bowmanville Terrors taking a 3-1 win.,.. The first two goals were scored by Suzanne, assisted by Marci. The third goal was an unassisted marker by Sommer. The second game was with Keene. The Terrors were more than ready for them, taking the lead early in the first period and holding onto it for a 4-1 victory. Sommer received a hat-trick and Suzanne rounded out the goals. Those important assists went to Marci, Marci, Lisa and Bridget. This last game gave the team a four-point lead in the round robin. The last two games were heart- breakers. For the first time this year, Keene defeated Bowmanville 3-2. The assists went to Bridget, Paula, Sommer and Lisa. The goals went to Suzanne and Marci. The next game for the Bell Canada girls was against Bewdlcy. The Terrors Terrors were only able to ice a team of five skaters and two goalies. These faithful girls refused to forfeit the game and played it with their hearts. Suzanne Brooks, Sherry Foster and Paula Grcnon were the forwards, while on defence were Jill Matthews and Leslie Grcnon. Our goaltendcrs were Angie Taylor and Heather Watson. Watson. The Terrors struck first with a.goal by Suzanne from Leslie. Bewdlcy then tied it. The Terrors struck again with a goal by Suzanne from Paula and Sherry. The Terrors were leading going into the second period and were held scoreless for the rest of the game. They held the Bewdlcy team to only two more goals, finally losing 3-2, With the round robin play finished, the Bowmanville Terrors enter the 'A' finals against Bewdlcy. The Picton tournament is the only one the Bowmanville Terrors entered this year and it is an open tournament. The Bell Canada girls were faced with much tougher competition. The first game, the Terrors faced a women's team from Milton. For the first time this season, the Terrors were held scoreless, being defeated 2-0. The MVP for the game was Jill Matthews. Matthews. The second game was against a Belleville team. The Bell Canada girls were very determined to score. This they did, defeating Belleville 4-1. The The Bell Canada girls have enjoyed a great deal of success this year, compiling a 29-0-1 record and reaching the league finals in their playoffs. Team members include, front row, (1-r), Angie Taylor, Jill Matthews, Bridget O'Neill, Laura Gifford, Sherry Foster, Heather Watson. Back row, (1-r), Donna Morrison, Morrison, Suzanne Brooks, Rob Beattie, Amanda Greer, Leslie Grcnon, Paula Drinkle, Laura Somcrscales, Lisa Morrison; Glen Abbott. Absent are Sommer West, Marci Rowland, Cheryl Cole. Ontario Hydro Plays Geranium Homes An exciting game took place on Saturday, February 27, between the Ontario Hydro Blucshirts and Geranium Geranium Homes in the atom division. In the first period, Blueshirt defenceman defenceman Todd Bumstcad received a nice pass from Chad Jozkoski to score with a low backhand shot, giving Ontario Ontario Hydro a one-goal lead. Ontario Hydro goaltcnder Matt Bpurgcois played one of his best games of the season, making some remarkable stops-against Geranium sharpshoot'crs( John Black, Mike Cyr and Mike Harp-'f er. ' < The Ontario Hydro defence was, very steady, making very few mistakes mistakes and backing their goaltcnder all the way with excellent efforts from Todd Bumstcad, Jamcy Curran, Ryan Roth, Brad Schultz and Adam Smith. A key moment in the game came when Ontario Hydro was short- handed with a penalty but managed to kill the penalty off with great fore- checking from Andrew Warren, Neil Legrcc, Jeremy Pawson and Ryan Roth. The Ontario Hydro team played with a lot of heart, giving themselves a wcll-dcscrvcd 1-0 win over a very tough Geranium team, and canting Malt Bourgeois the shutout. Ice Line-Trilens Sub-Zero s 1.40 - $ 4.76 All Gloves, Toques, Balaclavas ... *2.39 - '12.00 HUNTING and FISHING LICENCES AVAILABLE Open Mon. - Sat. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Fri. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. 80 King St. W., Bowmanville 697-2546 goals were scored by Bridget, Paula, Sherry and Suzanne. The assists went to Paula (2), Lisa, Laura S., Laura G., and Leslie. The MVP for this game •was Suzanne Brooks. This placed the girls in the 'C' semi-finals against a Mississauga ladies' ladies' team. The Bowmanville Terrors were outplayed, losing 6-0. The MVP for this game was Lisa Morrison. Youth Bowling League Results Junior Division - Grevy 44, Indri 39, Dodo 38, Moa 37, Warrah 33, Condor 33, Ibis 30, Auroch 30, Anda 28, Tapir 27, Tarpan 26, Quagga 13 High Singles - Jeff Connelly 246, Amanda Welsh 245, 209, Danny Welsh 243, Mike Campbell 221', Melinda Melinda Tait 215, Ryan Preston 213,201, John Prophet 212 High Triples - Amanda Welsh 637, Danny Welsh 582, Jeff Connelly 577, Ryan Preston 573, Matt Coboum 547, Mike Campbell 543, Shawn Haley Haley 541, Matt Chapman 533, Brent Weeks 517, Sean Harding 503 Bantam Division - Alley Acers 41, Rebels 41, Strikers 40, Super Trolls 40, Bashers 35, Troll Blasters 34, Liberty Leaders 31, Headpins 30, Bulls 25, Dudes 23, Raiders 23, Trolls 21 High Singles - Ashley Henning 169, Adam Goswell 169, Tommy Lucas Lucas 167, Ben Gillespie 163, Adam Carter 161 High Triples - Ashley Henning 433, Adam Goswell 417, Tommy Lucas Lucas 415, Nicole Braybrook 413, Greg Hoekstra 412 Senior Division -- Jasons 25, Todds 24, Richards 18, Kristens 18, Shawns 16, Steves 15, Kristens 15, Chéris 13 High Singles - Jason Vickery 258, 200, Jeff Pearson 247, Ryan Flint 241, 225, John Carpenter 231, 209, Richard Richard Young 225, Kelley Flintoff 219, Mike Drummond 212, Chert Richards 205, David Kobylanski 204, 200, Todd Langley 203 High Triples - Ryan Flint 642, Jason Jason Vickery 638, Jeff Pearson 613, Richard Young 602 GoGolf Passports Are Still Avai able If you haven't purchased your Ontario Ontario March of Dimes GoGolf Passport Passport yet, there is still time before golfing golfing jeason. For only $40, the GoGolf Passport entitles the golfer to play at least one game at over 100 different golf courses courses throughout Ontario. There arc 177 opportunities to 1 plàÿ 18 holes of golf. ' fin addition, you can practice you swing and putting at 16 driving ranges and 10 mini putts. The 1993 GoGolf Passport also has a now resort package offering 10-20% off 19 resorts in Canada and the United United States. This year's GoGolf Passport is a steal, a $3,000 value sold for only $40. That's $35 less than last year's book. Proceeds from the Passport arc used to purchase assistive devices such as whcclahairs, artificial limbs and environmental aids for adults with physical disabilities,. For more infonnalion about the GoGolf Passport, or to purchase one, call 853-0383 or 434-5280. tribe <£attafrtatt ta teaman "3 on 3" Basketball Tournament Be one of the many teams to enter the 2nd Annual Canadian Statesman 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament at Bowmanville High School on Friday, May 7 and Saturday, May 8. • Free Registration Package * Trophies and Medallions ♦ Guaranteed Three Games ♦ Refreshments all vyeekend • NBA Style 3-Point Competition All teams to be comprised of four players Games to 21 points, or 25 minute maximum Registration fee is $40 per team (cash or cheque payable to The Canadian Statesman) Registrations accepted on a first come, first served basis For more information, contact Brad Kelly at 623-3303 Registration Form Team Name:, Captain: Address: Age Division (check one) Boys 10-12 13-15 16-18 Girls 10-12 13-15 16-18 Phone Number;. Player 2. Registration Deadline Wednesday, April 21 3.. "Team captains will bo notified of starting time for first gamo, Tank Top Size (small, medium, large, X-large) Captain __ _ Player 2 - Player 3 Playor 4. Registration forms to be mailed to or dropped off at The Canadian Statesman office, 62 King St. West, Bowmanville, L1C 3K9. Entry fee must accompany registration form. Mark Your Calendars For "3 on 3" Basketball You might recall that at the conclusion of our 3 on 3 basketball tournament tournament that ran in June of last year, I asked our readers to give us a wake- up call if there was enough interest to host it again. Well, the alarm just went off. It's back. And this time, we hope to make it bigger and even better than the last time. The 2nd Annual Canadian Statesman 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament will mark its return to Bowmanville High School on Friday, May 7, and Saturday, May 8. A registration form, giving an outline of the tournament, can be found on the sport pages. For the over 140 kids between the ages of 10-18 who participated last year, the format for this year's tournament is virtually unchanged. All teams will once again be guaranteed three games in the tournament, tournament, with trophies awaiting the winners of the 'A' and 'B' Divisions, and medallions for the 'C' and 'D' Champions. Our famous registration package is in the midst of being put together. Last year, we were very fortunate through the generosity of our sponsors to put together an impressive package for each participant, which included included a tank top, free slice of pizza and a reduction in cost for a movie or video rental. We're hoping to put together a package that will match, or quite possibly exceed last year's bag of goodies. Refreshments, in the form of the famous McDonald's Orange Bowl will be available all weekend. One slight change we will make this year, is that double the amount will be ordered to ensure the Orange Bowl is full throughout the weekend. ■ At last year's tournament, I asked parents how_they could afford to quench the thirst of these kids. On the opening evening of the tournament, six gallons of juice didn't last two hours. The following day, we went through seven gallons by noon. The only significant change this year will be the NBA-style 3-point competition. In hopes of creating a little more interest, there will be a division division for both the boys and the girls this year. The competition will be on Saturday at noon, and will carry a registration fee of a paltry $5. Registrations Registrations for the competition will be accepted during the tournament. The two-day tournament will likely get underway Friday night around 6:00 p.m. and will run until approximately 10:00 p.m. Depending on the number of entries, Saturday's action may get underway at 8:00 a.m., with the last basket to be sunk around 5:00 p.m. One aspect of the tournament that we are proud of is the registration cost for the weekend. It will remain the same as last year at $40 per team, which is quite a bargain considering four players comprise each team. We will again try to give all of the kids top value for their dollar. The registration deadline is Wednesday, April 21. Team captains will be notified with the starting time of their first game once the draw is complete. complete. As teams begin to register for the various divisions, we will keep everyone everyone updated with information in The Canadian Statesman. I'll get one of those looks when she reads this, but I can't help but mention the past weekend the missus had at a Pro-Am Racquetball tournament tournament in Whitby. She strung together four consecutive wins (two of them in the fifth and deciding game) to win the overall championship in the Ladies' B Division. Of course, I have cancelled any further games wc had scheduled to play against one another in fear of being another one of her long line of victims. . v't y l'-tti' ■■ ■ 1 ■ - «'k ' *.v ■ 1 !■(•>; ' i.«. ■ it ■ ; 1 • ■ J ])(«•;> i » )*in v*>m i >i-.: . V 328 RITSON RD. N., OSHAWA 725-4744 if busy call 725-2831 WHOLESALE & RETAIL DURHAM REGION'S WOOD SPECIALISTS IN Hardwood and softwood lumber dry kilns and dressing facilities including custom made trim; hardwood and marine' plywoods as well as a complete stock of building materials. N ♦ ROSSLAND UJ O o \ D fSON | </) ADELAIDE^- E HWY. 401 Bowmanville United Soccer 1993 Registrations will take place at the Bowmanville Mall March 6th, March 27th and April 3rd from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Cost is $55.00 Early Registration March 6th - SAVE $5.00 Male and Female ages 5 -16 years TOWN OF NEWCASTLE BASEBALL REGISTRATION (T.O.N.B.A.) Bowmanville Mall St Francis of Assisi Church Parish Hall Friday, March 5th and March 26th-6-9 p.m. Saturday, March 6th and March 27th - lOa.m, - 4 p.m. Thursday, March 25th - 6 - 9 p.m. T-Ball (1987/88), Four Pitch (1985-86) $40.00 House Lcme $80.00 Tyke (1984-86). Mosquito (1982/83). Pee Wee (1980/81) $100.00 Bantam (1978/79), Mldget/Juvcnlle (1974-77) ■QtlfllM $200,00 Players bom from 1972 thru 1984 Proof of Ago required Into fee of $10.00 Is applied to rogls. received after March 27th An Administration charge of $5.00 Is applied to cancellations.