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The Independent, Canadian Statesman Weekender, Bowmanville, Saturday, December 4,1993 9 BRHL Geranium Homes Enjoy Three Straight Wins T-Mac Insulation Competes in Bewdley Atom Geranium a very productive The BRHL Homes have had week on the ice pad. After getting the season off to a slow start with a single win and a tie in their first five contests, contests, Geranium Homes have stormed back with three strong decisions in a row to improve their record to 4-3-1. On November 20, against T-Mac Insulation, Geranium Homes came out strong, backed by some solid goaltending goaltending by Colin Bourke-Lycett. Strong games by T-Mac's Robbie Ouimet (goaltender),. Ryan Burrows, Ryan Homes and Jeff Wrightly (two points each), kept the game close for two periods, with three goals for each team. But Geranium, playing their best game to date, pumped in four goals in the final frame to take the game by a final score of 7-4. November 27 had two tough games on tap for Geranium Homes, but they responded to the call with fire in their eyes. In the opening game, versus Hutton Transport, Geranium jumped out to an early lead just 1:16 into the game, and increased their lead to 3-0 before the end of two periods. But Hutton fought their way back with two goals in the third on goals from Brent Tansley and Scott Maxwell Maxwell before Geranium tallied two more of their own for a final score of 5-2. In the second match of the day, Geranium faced stiff competition from Carnation Florists. Once again Geranium jumped out in front with three first period goals and a single marker in the second for a 4-0 lead af- Hydro Union Atoms Beat In Overtime ter two periods. But Carnation took advantage in the third period when Geranium appeared to be coasting on the four-goal lead, and roared back with three goals by J.J. Worden, A1 Rahme (two points), and Jeff Ball, before before Geranium notched an insurance marker with just 18 seconds remaining remaining to seal up the victory by a 5-3 count. Doing the scoring this week for Geranium ' Homes were: Miles Calhoun Calhoun (la), Scott Luxton (la), Jeff Hrdlicka (2g, la), Michael Dunford (2a), Ryan Roth (8g), Matt Devera (2g), Mark Tamblyn (2g, la), Ian Boyes (2g, la), Mitch Fontaine (lg, la), Adam Smith (la), John Spicer (lg, la), Ryan Hill (3a). It was a terrific team effort resulting resulting in three strong victories. Let's hope this team can continue this effort in upcoming December tournaments in Norwood and Newcastle. T-Mac Insulation Oldtimers defeated defeated Rice Lake Oiler oldtimers on November November 23 by a score of 8-1, backed by stellar goaltending of Ken Sherwood. Sherwood. Sherwood made several outstanding outstanding saves early in the game, including two clear cut breakaways. T-Mac's were led by John Allen and Phil Solomon Solomon who each registered hat-tricks. Single markers were scored by Glen Rice and Mike Newer. On Saturday, November 27, we played in the Bewdley tournament. The first game result was a hard- fought, 4-1 victory over Clinic Pharmacy. Pharmacy. The second game was a fastskating, fastskating, close-checldng encounter in which we came out a 3-1 winner over the Whitby Old Pests. The third game was the 'A' Division final against The Heroes from the Rice Lake area and they outskated and ou thus tied us at every opportunity, and skated away with a 3-1 victory. Goal-scorers were Wayne Bradley with two, Ken Hammond with two, Phil Solomon with two, and single markers were scored by Tom Fennel and Glen Rice. Dan Wilcox, was outstanding in goal . during all three tournament games. En-Pro Associates Reach Finals The Major Peewee Toros have shown they are a team to be reckoned with as they played five exciting games of hockey in the Pickering tournament. Every player, from goal- tenders to defence and forwards gave 100%, only to come up a little short in the final game against a much larger team from Peterborough. Bowmanville 2 Vaughan 1 Scorers -- John Armishaw from Chad Dickens and Brock Baker; Craig Sabine from Colin MacDonald and Matt Akey. MVP was Andy Griffin. Bowmanville 3 St. Catharines 2 Scorers -- Bryan Hudgin from Brock Baker; Colin MacDonald from Scott Slack; John Armishaw from Chris McKenzie. MVP was Bryan Hudgin Bowmanville 2 Pickering 1 Scorers --'Dan MacDonald from Craig Sabine; Andy Griffin from Scott Slack and Dan MacDonald MVP was Dan MacDonald Bowmanville 3 Brampton 2 Scorers -- Bryan Hudgin, unassisted; unassisted; Dan MacDonald from Joel Osborne Osborne and Andy Griffin; Brock Baker from John Armishaw. MVP was Matt Akey Bowmanville 2 Peterborough 5 Scorers -- Craig Sabine from Matt Akey and Ryan Beaveridge; Matt Akey, unassisted. As shown by the tight scores, both Nick Adams and Dan Katsikis played an excellent tournament. Liberty Youth Bowling Senior Division -- Pearson 47, Haley 38, Break 35, Carpenter 31, Flintoff 30, Canadian 27, Westlake 23, Vickery 19, Kelly 17, Pappas 14 High Singles -- Amanda Westlake 279, 202, Chris Canadian 263, 237, Jeff Pearson 254, Dave Barr 254, Dave DeGraaf 235, Kelley Flintoff 223, Shawn Haley 223, David Allin 217, Todd Langley 206, David Dean 203, Andrew Chomey 201, Holly Greenley 200 High Triples - C. Canadian 669, A. Westlake 638, J. Pearson 600 Junior Division - Harding 41, D. Welsh 40, Tait 34, Goswell 31, Bowers Bowers 29, Vickery 29, Peldiak 26, Connelly Connelly 24, T; Welsh 21, Coffin 21, Burtch 21, Preston 19 High Singles -- Tim Welsh 254, Dan Welsh 241, 204, Kristen Wood It took a double overtime goal to 218, Laura Spoelstra 211, Nick Vick- defeat Bowmanville's Ontario Hydro ery 204 Employees' Union Atoms in a tournament tournament in Baltimore last weekend. The heartbreaker came after a three-goal effort by Hydro's Dave Lammers, who picked up tournament MVP honors. In'the 'A' championship, Hydro fell behind early, but went ahead on Lammers' first two goals two minutes apart in the first period. Then Baltimore Baltimore roared back with a pair of then- own to regain the lead before Jordan Bate tied the score on an assist from David Griffin. Just 33 seconds later, Hydro went ahead on an unassisted goal by Mike Albert. But Baltimore kept pace with another two goals before Lammers hammered in his third of the game, with assists from Jake Desmitt and Sam Milne. Hydro took the lead with a pretty goal by Jamie Griffin, assisted by Brandon Buckley. But'with less than two minutes to play, Baltimore slipped one past Hydro's Hydro's all-star goalie Robbie Weir to tie the game at 6-6. Weir held off the home snipers in the first overtime, but was beaten by a near perfect shot from the faceoff circle circle just 37 seconds into the second overtime. In the tournament's first game, Hydro Hydro routed Baltimore Bell Canada 9-3. Dave Lammers scored two for Hydro, Hydro, with singles going to Jake Desmitt, Desmitt, Jamie Griffin, Brandon Buck- ley, Jordan Bate, Mike Albert, Sam Milne and David Griffin. Milne also picked up three assists in the game, with a pair going to Jamie Griffin, Mike Albert and Jake Desmitt. Dave Lammers, Brandon Buckley, Mickey Bonnell, Johnathon Whitehead and Matt Crawford all collected assists as well. Hydro's backstopper, Robbie Weir, took a starring role in game two of the tournament with a 5-0 shutout of Port Hope. Dave Lammers led the way with another pair of goals, with Jordan Bate, David Griffin and Jake Desmitt all adding singles. Assisting on goals in the semi-final were Ryan McNulty, Jordan Bate and Mike Albert. Rookie Joel Manrella played strong throughout the tournament as did Darren Darren Lang and Mickey Bonnell. High Triples - D. Welsh 593, L. Spoelstra 588, R. Preston 542, T. Welsh 519, A. Burtch 514 Bantam Division - Strike Force 40, Raiders 38.5, Rebels 36, Winners 32.5, Aces 32, Spares 31, Champs 27, Strikers 25, Bulldogs 25, Headpins 21, Blue Jays 20, Mighty Ducks 7 High Singles - Terri Flintoff 213, 196, Ryan McDonald 175, Ashley Burtch 173, Adam Walton 171, Aaron Adams 167, Kimberly Hellam 158 High Triples - T. Flintoff 572, R. Biggar 453, A. Walton 442, A. Burtch 431, A. Adams 426, S. Darch 412, K. Hellam 411 Tyke Division - Hossack 40, James 35, Fowler 26, McDougall 25, Prior 25, Perry 23, Stacey 20, Green- ley 19, Ross 16, Kentner 8, VanHeu- velen 7, Dawson 0 High Singles-- Cassie Greenley 151, Matt James 119, Danny Perry 116, Stephanie VanHeuvelen 112 High Doubles - C. Greenley 236, M. James 229, D. Perry 223, M. Hossack Hossack 213, K. 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