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4 t 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, October 27,1993 Gerrits Slo-Pitch Girls Capture Pee wee Division Title u . ;;; v;;; Hi?n* iimt i wm SCOREBOARD v- SB MIRV* emtrs MMtm mns SGKS HMiI* ujajif MkftH* CEPKJV MARHH CEP.RIT5 a SDKS CCR/II Wlfl 1 ■'M'S . V B ". : S ! il l Mii'liW rffüliS SCSS /rs . MARTI» crans S SONS MHTIH cersits £ SONS UK 5 ' 1 '. he ■8f SSÎ' MARTI.» mira S SONS <v' tjSJ I / ,v r ^ ■ ■ . The Martin Gerrits & Sons team were the seasonal and 'A' champions in the Peewee Division of the Newcastle Girls' Slo Pitch Association this past year. They were presented with their trophy at the league's banquet last Thursday night. Team members include, not in order of above the photo: Jaime Wright, Holly Swaga, Julie Kapuscinski, Breanne Snell, Shawna Snell, Sara Castellano, Lianne Trotter, Stacey Trotter, Shannon Saxby, Niki Cooper, Jennifer Woodcock, Lisa Morrison, Elizabeth MacNeill, Cassy McSwan, Jane Melhuish. Coaches included Mary Wright, Pam Swaga, Marietta Kapuscinski. Central Ontario Jr. C League Oliver Division Team W L T Pts. Hooper's Trophy Gen. 4 1 0 8 ■Uxbridge 1 4 1 0 8 Mosport 1 2 2 4 Bowmanville 2 3 0 4 Dutchman 1 4 0 2 Lakefield 1 1 0 3 Cdn. Home Therapy 0 3 2 2 Little Britain 1 1 1 3 Shackelton Division Port Perry 1 1 1 3 Preston 5 0 0 10 Bobcaygeon 1 2 0 2 Blues 3 2 0 6 (Teams get one point for overtime loss) Hawks 2 3 0 4 Bowmanville's Weekly Results Pattern 0 5 0 0 October 22 - Bowmanville 8 Bobcaygeon 3 Weekend Results October 24 - Bowmanville 5 Lakefield 4 A&D Truckshop 6 Dutchman 2 Hanc's 4 Mosport 4 York-Simcoe Minor Novice 'AA' Hooper's 4 D. Base 3 (as of October 22) Beasties 10 Home Therapy 4 Team W L T Pts. Preston 7 Pattern 5 Eastern Division Blues 9 Hawks 2 Pickering 5 0 0 10 Ajax 4 2 0 8 Newcastle Sunday Night League Bowmanville 3 1 0 6 Team W L T Pts. Markham 2 4 0 4 Gruffies Canadiens 4 0 0 8 Whitby 2 4 0 4 Newcastle Lumber 2 1 1 5 Sharks 2 2 0 4 Bowmanville Non-Contact League Sit 'n' Sip 1 2 1 3 Team W L T Pts. Blackhawks 1 3 0 2 Burke Division ' Tennant Heating 0 2 2 2 Beasties 4 1 0 8 Sunday's Results D. Base 3 1' .1 7 Sharks 7 Blackhawks 6 A&D Truckshop 2 2 1 5 Gruffies 5 Lumber 1 Hanc's Chick. & Ribs 1 2 2 4 Tennant 2 Sit 'n' Sip 2 BHS Boys Lose in Soccer Playoff by Chad Maartense With the playoffs rapidly approaching, approaching, Clarke's junior boys' volleyball volleyball team has begun its preparation preparation in defence of the COSSA title they won last year. The team's outstanding league record of 26 wins and 3 losses just goes to show how good Clarke's volleyball teams really are. "The reason we always have good teams is probably because of the amount of practice time the boys put in. The older boys also play a lot of club volleyball," said coach Dave ly our offence, but our defence is pretty weak," said the former Ontario Ontario Colleges Athletic Association men's volleyball coach of the year while at Seneca. Dobson considers this team to be average compared to last few teams he's coached, but average in his mind is a pretty good volleyball team to many of Clarke's opponents, opponents, as their record clearly shows. The coach says the key to a good volleyball team is "Hard work, dedication, dedication, a good work ethic, communication communication and the willingness to learn." In order to keep his team's interests interests up throughout the year, he likes to vary the practise and make everyone everyone different. Dobson is no stranger to volleyball. volleyball. He has coached various Clarke teams to COSSA titles. He has also coached at the collage level, club teams, and also is involved in the regional regional volleyball teams. So, if any coach is going to lead Clarke to another COSSA title in junior boys' volleyball, don't be too surprised if it is Dave Dobson. This year's junior boys' volleyball volleyball team is comprised of 13 members. members. They are: Ryan Booth, Ryan Dunnigan, Scott MacDonald, Corey Stapleton, Greg Hammond, Deepak Angl, Allan Lee, Doug McCurdy, Dave Thompson, Jamie Shetler, Kyle Colvile, Brian Landry and Daryl Daryl Burke. Clarke's next league game is at Cobourg West on Thursday, October October 28. They will be in the Kawar- tha Championships at Port Hope on November 10, hoping to start the road back to a COSSA championship. championship. For Team Sponsorship Dave Dobson Dobson, who is a guidance counsellor counsellor at Clarke. This year, Dobson hopes his team will be able to repeat as Kaw- artha champs, and try and finish in the top three at the COSSA championships. championships. If his team is able to that, he will be satisfied. Dobson is in his third year of coaching junior volleyball at Clarke. Previously, he coached for four years at Anderson and 13 years at Doncvan. "Our team's strength is definite- ' by Kim Gadd Hockey season is starting again, and this year Bowmanville has two Midget teams. Due to the lack of an assigned sponsorship, the second of these teams will be referred to as the Bowmanville #2 team. Hopefully, the team will have a sponsor very soon. The two Bowmanville teams met on October 12 and 13 for exhibition games. Thfc IGA team, coached by Mike Laverty, won the first game 4-2. The Bowmanville #2 team won the second 3-2, proving the two teams arc equally skilled in hockey. On Tuesday, October 19, the Bowmanville Bowmanville #2 team tried those skills out on the Orono Midgets, defeating them 4-3. Goals scored for Bowmanville B & B SPORTS CARDS Opening Monday, November 1st We Sell all your favorite Sports Cards • Baseball • Hockey • Football and Basketball • Collectibles Hours 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. 19 TEMPERANCE ST. BOWMANVILLE 'on any purchase SAVE Mon. - Sat. Nov. 1 - 6 only 697-0770 10% Oshawa Ski Club Annual Ski Swap Sat., Nov. 6th At Ontario Motor Sales 140 Bond St. W. Oshawa Sale: l p.m. to 5 P.m. Brine in items to sell from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. - No Retailers Allowed - were by Clayton Guest (2), with singles singles to Rob Watson and Les McCrory. Assisting on these goals were Adam Simeunovich (2), with singles by Les McCrory, Peter Gadd and Mike de- Blois. The Bowmanville #2 coaches, Todd Tremblay and Kim Gadd, are extremely happy with their team's efforts efforts thus far and are looking forward to the exciting season to follow. Destinations to Go Is Still Undefeated , Bowmanville 5, Barrie 1 - Goals scored by: Two each for Scott MacDonald MacDonald and Jody Thorsteinson, and one for Ryan Jackman. Assists went to: Ryan Jackman, Chuck Maher, Scott MacDonald, Ryan Winning, Scott Mackay and Darryl Wright. Bowmanville 6, Whitby 2 - Goals scored by: Two for Chuck Maher and Nick Zdravkovski, and one each for Ryan Jackman and Darryl Wright. Assists Assists went to: Three for Chris Steele, two for Nick Zdravkovski and Darryl Wright, and one each for Trevor Baker Baker and Scott MacDonald. Everfresh Toros Skate to 2-2 Tie Everfresh Toros played Pickering on October 20 to a 2-2 tic. After falling falling behind, goal-scorers Josh Couture and Jeff Reynolds tied it up. Assists went to Justin Osborne and Tyler Kolin. An exhibition game against Peterborough Peterborough on Friday, October 22, saw the Everfresh Toros win 6-3. Goals went, to Tyler Kolin, Jeff Reynolds, Jonathan Ross, Darryl Steele and a pair for Josh Couture, Assists went to Tyson Crocker (2), Davyn Dymond, Jonathan Ross and Darryl Steele. Both goaltcndcrs shared this win, by Brad Kelly The soccer season for the Bowmanville Bowmanville High School junior boys' team ended on a disappointing note Monday afternoon. Facing Ajax in the LOSSA quarter-finals, quarter-finals, Bowmanville came out on the short end of a 3-1 score. After posting a 4-1-3 record during during regular season play, coach John Morris had high expectations for his club entering the playoffs. "Anytime you think you can advance advance further and you end up running running up against a good team, it's disappointing not to go on," said Morris. Ajax jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the first half of Monday's game, but Jason Dubeau tied the game on a free kick in the second half. Two goals by Ajax later in the half secured secured the victory. "(Ajax) deserved to go on," said Morris. "But, on a different day, it , could have been a different story." Morris and his team were hoping to conclude their jseason with a sto- i rybook finish. Losers of only one of X eight games during the regular sea- |p|nf ; they entered the playoffs-with a 'igfeat deal of confidence. } ? Contributing to that was their . performance in the final game of the .■schedule last Thursday on' their home field against Pereyma. In a lopsided affair, Adam Millar and Jamie Jamie Thompson combined for five goals in a 5-0 shutout. Millar scored both of his tallies in the opening half, while Thompson Thompson counted a hat-trick in the second half. "We have a lot of very talented players on this team," said Morris following the convincing win. "I can substitute anyone at any. time, and put players in a lot of different different places. I have no hesitation in substituting." 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