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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, March 17,1993 Knox Christian School Girls Capture Tournament Title KinSfïlâH MiflOf BcHltcHTIS DOWfl , « * ,r- : 4 : , . t ; ■■ ' 1 ' ; v '<■ / - : X» _ .. ' ; Ajax in 5-1 Contest on Saturday The Bowmanvillc Kinsmen minor bantams began their York-Simcoc playoffs against Ajax by defeating them 5-1 in Darlington on Saturday, March 6. The Toros looked very strong against the Ajax team and the result of the game was never in doubt. Greg MeMurter opened the scoring in the first period when he took a pass from Ryan Dunnigan and fired it past the Ajax goalie. Ajax got one back before before the end of the period on the power power play when the defence got caught flat footed and Cameron Millar, in the Toro net, had no chance on the shot. In the second period, the Toros played a tough, hard-hitting game and completely shut down the Ajax offence. offence. Meanwhile, the forwards were dominating the Ajax players and were unlucky not to score on numerous good chances. They did, however, score twice more to take a comfortable comfortable 3-1 lead into the third period. Scoring were Darryl Cook and Mike Ferguson. Assists went to Jason Bray, Nick Hand, Dunnigan and Ferguson. The third period was a repeat of the second, with the Toros scoring two more goals to make the final score 5-1. The scorers in the third were MeMurter and Ferguson, with their second goals of the game. Assists Assists went to Matt Brake, Dunnigan and Hand. With three regulars missing from the lineup, the acquisition of Jason Bray certainly helped the Toros, as he contributed his size to the defence and also added one assist. The two teams met on Wednesday in Ajax, and then come back to Darlington Darlington on Saturday, March 13 at 5:00. p.m. Beaver Lumber Wins by Alvin Beech The Beaver Lumber tykes started the round robin playoffs with a 6-4 win over Skylight Donuts. The goals for Beaver were by Nathan Nathan Wright with a hat-trick, Matthew Best with two goals and Matthew Beech with one goal. Justin Andrews looked like Grant Fuhr in goal for Beaver. Justin McKee also played a strong game in goal for Skylight. The coaches for Beaver Lumber would like to thank their players for' such a strong effort. Destinations Going to Ontario Finals -The Knox Christian School girls' volleyball team emerged as champions of their own tournament held March 5-6, when they beat John Knox Christian of Brampton in the finals. The team concluded the year with an 18-2 record. Team members include, front ro.w, (1-r): Jennifer Rekker, Amy Marquis, Angela Angela Reitsma, Kathy Bonsma, and Becky DePrine. In the back row, (1-r) are: Diana Helmius, Shirley Wes- sels, Yvonne Sikma, Julie VanGinhoven, Lori Haan, and Jeanette Ewald (coach). Absent was Jessica Hiemstra. Strong Showing for Bell Canada Girls The Destinations To Go major pcc- wee Toros dug deep and came out on top against the Vaughan Rangers, advancing advancing themselves to the All-Ontario finals. In the semi-final series, the Toros were defeated in game one 5-4, but then came roaring back and took three games straight. In regular season play, the Vaughan Vaughan Rangers had- been undefeated. The Toros outskated, outplayed, and outshot the Vaughan Rangers while the Toro goalies, Scott Sawyer and David Yellowlecs, were unbeatable. Penalties were kept at a minimum and it was hockey at its best. - Vaughan 5 Bowmanville 4 Goals: Two for Scott MacKay, and one each for Scott MacDonald and Jody Thorstcinson. Assists by: Two for Scott MacDonald, one each for Chuck Maher, Mark Framptoh and Scott MacKay. Bowmanville 4 Vaughan 2 Goals: Mark Frampton, Scott MacDonald, MacDonald, Scott MacKay and Jody Thorstcinson Bowmanville 6 Vaughan 3 Goals by: Two each for Nick Zdravkovski and Scott MacKay, one each for Chris Steele and Guy Tousig- nant. Assists by: Two each for Chris Steele, Nick Zdravkovski and Guy Tousignant, and one each for Ryan, Jackman, Mark Frampton, Scott Mac-' Donald and Jason Fraync. Bowmanville 3 Vaughan 2 Goals by: Two for Mark Frampton and the winning goal, unassisted bÿ. ( Trevor Baker. Assists by: Two for, scott MacKay, and one each for Ryan._, Jackman and Chris Steele. The Bowmanvillc Toros go on now to play for the All-Ontario Championship. Championship. Game one is Saturday,-. March 20 at 3:30 p.m. at Darlington ' Arena. Game two is scheduled for Sunday; March 21 in St. Thomas. This year has been a pace-setter for girls' hockey in Bowmanvillc. The Bell Canada girls placed first in the house 1 league division. They then went on to win the 'A' Division in the playoffs. This is the first time in the history of girls' hockey in Bowmanvillc Bowmanvillc that they have taken both titles. titles. Congratulations to the 1992-93 'A' Champions. The 'A' Championship series with Bcwdlcy did not come easily. It took the Bowmanvillc Terrors five games to put Bcwdlcy away. The first game was played in Bcwdlcy on February Championship Win For Wallace Selects At Vaughan Tourney The Bowmanvillc Wallace Auto Selects ended the month of February with a bang at a tournament in Vaughan Vaughan on February 28. , In the first game, Bowmanville met Markham Selects and scored a convincing 4-1 win, with goals by Jeff Ball, Scan Mitchell and Jeremy Cze- chowski. Assists were by Michael Murphy, Jeff Ball, Jeff Wrighlly, Ryan Pctrich and Chris McDaniel. ■Fine play by goalie Jered Williams earned him MVP honours for the game. ' In game two, Kingston proved to be a tough opponent with a 3-1 win over the Bowmanvillc Selects. Jeff Ball from Chris McDaniel and Jeremy Czcchowski scored for Bowmanvillc. Jeff Ball won MVP for Bowmanvillc. The third and final game for the *B' Championship pitted Bowmanvillc Bowmanvillc against Whitby. Whitby opened the scoring in the first period, but Bowmanvillc woke up in the second with three unanswered goals. Jeff Ball from Jeff Wrighlly and Scan Mitchell; Scott Maxwell from Ryan Pctrich; and the third goal by Chris McDaniel, unassisted. unassisted. Strong defence earned Ryan Pctrich MVP honours and Bowmanvillc Bowmanvillc Wallace Auto selects went home with the 'B' championship trophies. 18 and was a heart-breaker for the Terrors as they suffered defeat. Their lone goal was by Laura Somerscalcs from Lisa Morrison. Back on home ice and with the home crowd cheering them on, the Terrors struck early. They scored four goals and kept the Bcwdlcy team scoreless for two periods. Alas, the shutout was not to be as Bcwdlcy scored with less than two minutes remaining. remaining. Laura Somerscalcs and Sommer Sommer West scored twice, assisted by Paula Drinklc (twice), Bridget O'Neil, Lisa Morrison, Jill Matthews and Suzanne Suzanne Brooks. Back in Bcwdlcy on Thursday, February 25, we witnessed a suspense-filled suspense-filled contest. The Terrors were the first to light up the scoreboard. However, Bcwdlcy pressed on and tied the score a couple of minutes later. later. The Terrors again got the edge in the second period, but Bcwdlcy then tied it with 31 seconds left in the game. Sherry Foster and Suzanne Brooks put the puck in' the net for the Terrors, The assists came from Suzanne Suzanne Brooks and Sommer West. The series was tied and the girls were on home ice on Tuesday, March 2. In this game, the Terrors played with their hearts and souls and came away with the win. Sommer West exploded exploded with a hat-trick, with help from Laura Somerscalcs, Sherry Foster, Foster, Lisa Morrison and Marci Rowland. Rowland. The girls travelled back to Bcwdlcy Bcwdlcy on Thursday, March 4. This was the game they had to win and that they did. The Terrors stntck terror in the first minute of play with an unassisted goal by Suzanne Brooks. A minute later, Paula Drinklc passed to Sommer West who beat the Bcwdlcy goalie. The team was away to their very first *A' Championship victory. The final score was Bowmanvillc 5 and Bcwdlcy Bcwdlcy 2. Sommer West scored twice more. Sherry Foster then capped the scoring off, depositing the fifth goal with 2:50 remaining in the second period, The assists came from Paula Drinklc (twice), Suzanne Brooks, Sommer West, Laura Gifford and Marci Rowland. Rowland. Congratulations to the Bowmanville Bowmanville girls and their coaching staff. And a thank you to all the cheering fans who supported the girls throughout throughout the season. BRHL Tournament Held on March 6-7 The BRHL held their annual tournament tournament on March 6-7 with some very exciting hockey. In their first game, Liberty Mutual met house league rivals Orono Cam- sport. Liberty earned a 4-1 win on goals by Ryan Pctrich with two, and Ryan Mcllroy and Scan Lefort adding singles. Assisting were Chris Bcnc- tcau, Justin Roussy, Rob Vale, Scan . Lefort and Adam Wilkes. Kyle Large shone in goal for Liberty. Game two put Liberty Mutual against Whitby Minequip. Liberty again came out the winner of a tough 3-1 game. Goal-scorers were Chris Bcnctcau, Justin Roussy and Adam Wilkes. Assisting were Scan Lefort and Ryan Pctrich. In the 'A' division semi-final game, Liberty Mutual again faced a house league opponent. Bragg's Bird Seed opened the scoring at 1:41 of the first with an unassisted goal by Nicholas Nicholas Boyd. Liberty answered at the 4:00 minute mark with a goal by Jamie Jordan, Jordan, assisted by Scan Lefort and Ryan Pctrich. Chris Bcnctcau scored the winner in the second period which earned Liberty the right to play in the 'A' Division final game. The final game, played Sunday morning, had Liberty Mutual playing Whitby Smiling Drillers. Liberty quickly jumped out in front with a goal by Ryan Pctrich from Adam Wilkes. Whitby came back in the second second to tic it up. Whitby scored the winner in the third in a very hard- fought game. - The Destinations To Go major pecwccs have advanced to the All-Ontario 'AA* finals after beating; out Vaughan in the semis. They get under way with St. Thomas this Saturday at 3:30 p.m. at the Dari lington Arena. Team members include, front row, (1-r), David Yellowlecs, Ryan Jackman, Brian Ball? Scott MacKay, Chuck Maher, Greg Masterson, and Scott Sawyer. In the back row, (I-r) arc: Donna Tu-, tak (sponsor), Chris Steele, Paul Jackman (coach), Scott MacDonald, Harold Yellowlecs (manager)} Marie Frampton, Jason Fraync, Jody Thorstcinson, Nick Zdravkovski, Trevor Baker, John Hogarth (asst!; coach), Chris Paquette, Bob Steele (trainer), Guy Tousignant, Craig German (goalie coach). Inset, assist? ant coach, the late Terry Baker. SCOREBOARD For more information contact the CAM A or 3M Canada Inc. All-Ontario Jr. C Playoffs Quarter-Finals Bowmanville vs. Napnnec Saturday at Napancc, 8:15 p.m. Sunday in Bowmanvillc, 7:30 p.m. Team Burke Division Bcnstics A&D Truckshop I). Base Pnpps Oliver Division Shoppers Mosport Hanes Dutchman Bowmanvillc Non-Contact Hockey League Playoffs W L T 3 0 2 1 3 1 2 1 0 3 1 2 1 3 1 2 0 0 Pts. 7 1 G 2 5 3 2 0 Shiiokeltnii Division Preston 1 0 Blues 0 1 Weekend Results Boastios 10 A&D Truckshop 0 Dutchman 8 Hanes 4 D. Base 7 Pnpps 3 Shoppers 8 Mosport 3 Preston 2 Hines 0 Newcastle Village Townloaguo Playoffs League Finals Grumes G Sharks 4 OT (Gruffios lend series 1*0) Game 2, Sunday at 9:30 p.m. Bowmanville Townleague Playoffs League Semi-Finals (best-of-five) Francis Personnel 5 Ilockin 2 (Francis Personnel wins series 3-0) Hooper's Trophy Centre 6 Bil'Den Home Imp. 4 (Bil'Den lead series 2-1) Playoff Scoring Statistics Name Willie MeGarvey George Pithio Brian Heard Gary Dusscldorp Darcy Huber Chris Lee Shane Armstrong Paul Strong Kevin Newell Joel Gnngemi GP G A Pts. 7 11 12 23 7 6 6 8 10 8 4 4 8 8 6 12 8 8 3 9 4 G G G 19 14 14 13 13 12 12 10 10 OMHA All-Ontario 'AA' Finals Major Pcowoo (best-of-five) Bowmanvillc vs, St. Thomas Saturday, March 20 3:30 p.m., Darlington Sunday, Mardi 21 at St. Thomas Juveniles (best-of-sovon) Bowmanville vs. Chinguncousy Wednesday, Mardi 17,9:00 p.m., Darlington Saturday, Mardi 20, Chinguncousy The coach's role on game day Being well-organized and prepared on game day is one of the keys to getting your players to do their best and have fun during games. Arrive at the arena well before game time. For safety, make sure you have your First Aid kit and all its supplies. Ensure that your players have all equipment on properly and insist they complete a proper warm-up. Also make sure that referees, timekeepers, scorekccpcrs and other officials are present and ready to go. Have a short meeting with your players before the game. Stress only a few points of instruction and encourage them to relax, have fun and do their best. During the game, remain cool behind the bench by not shouting at officials and opponents. Be positive and enthusiastic with your players, and give corrective feedback in a constructive, quiet manner. Change lines frequently to let every player participate. Always set a good example for your players. After the game, insist that all players and staff shake hands with opponents and officials. Meet briefly with your players to offer encouragement and positive feedback, and ask for input regarding team strengths, attitude and areas for improvement. Make announcements about upcoming games and practices, and attempt to say somethig positive to each player before leaving. For more information on improving your coaching skills, contact the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association, 1600 James Naismith Dr,, Gloucester, Ontario, K113 5N4, 613-748-5613; 3M Canada Inc. or the Couching Association of Canada. WBKmïïm W&Sfj&fttâz&ssOBaÊî ■BKr ss 16-month lease' rate' I udlng no-charge air conditioning | » h • * , h • *1 N - W « h u « <« s i u N '5 i * , w - S ■ <• i '« > «I I» i * >1