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Mr. Sub Takes Part In Whitby Tourney The Independent, Canadian Statesman Weekender, Bowmanville, Saturday, January 29,1994 Three-Game Streak for Kinsmen Peewees On December 27, the Mr. Sub Pee- wee team travelled to Whitby to play in the Optimist Christmas tournament. The first game found the Sub boys up against the Whitby Toyota team. The Sub boys lit up the scoreboard first on a nice passing play from David David Dustan to Mike McCrory, over to Chris Peldiak who deposited the puck into the Whitby net. The Whitby team came back with two unanswered goals. Mike then tied up the score on a nice individual effort. Whitby nailed one more to make the final Whitby Toyota 3, Mr. Sub 2. Mike McCrary was Sub's MVP., The second game of the tournament tournament again found Sub up against a Whitby team. This time, it was Algo- ma Orchards. Again, Sub came out strong as Chris notched the goal on a setup from Ted Eeuwes and Matt Meadows. Whitby then scored to tie. Chris scored again, this time on a setup setup from Matt and Derek Welch. Whitby Whitby came back with two of their own to make the final Whitby 3, Mr. Sub 2. Chris Peldiak was voted the MVP for Mr. Sub. The third game of the tournament found the Sub boys up against the Hooper's team from Bowmanville. The Sub boys lit up the scoreboard early in the first period on a goal by Niko Anastassakis with Derek and Ted picking up assists. The Sub boys kept pressure on Hooper's, but their goalies were well-prepared, as they did not allow another goal until the dying seconds of the game as Ted let a shot go from the point that beat a screened goalie. The final score read Mr. Sub 2, Hooper's 0. Andrew Pitt and David McLinton registered the shutout. Ted Eeuwes for Sub and Mike Luxton for Hooper's were the game MVP's. On Thursday, December 30, the Sub team hit the ice at Orono to play against Cutting Post in a BRHL league game. The Sub team skated to a 7-0 victory. The point-getters for Sub were Chris (2g, la), David Dustan Dustan (2g), Niko (lg, la), Brent Logan (lg, la), Mike (lg, la), Brad Schultz (2a). Andrew Pitt registered the shutout shutout in the Sub net. On January 3, the Sub boys faced off against the Dykstra's team at the Bowmanville arena. The Dykstra's team came out flying, as they registered registered four goals before the Sub boys knew what hit them. In the third period, period, the Sub boys tried to come back as David scored on a set-up from Matt. The Sub boys scored one more when David passed to Chris who one-timed the puck into the net. The Sub boys kept trying, but couldn't score another goal as the final ended Dykstra's 4, Mr. Sub 2. On January 15, the sub boys faced off against Rolph Novico. The Sub boys knew that they had to get their game back on line. They did this in high fashion, as Sub registered a 10-0 victory. The point-getters for Sub were Chris (3g, 2a), Brent (2g, la), Mike (2g, la), James (2g), Niko (lg, la), Dterek (3a), Lucas Leskiw (2a), David (la). Andrew Pitt recorded the shutout in the Sub net. On January 16, the Sub boys faced off against Checkers. The Sub boys lit up the scoreboard first when Niko scored on a setup from David. Late in the first period the Checkers team tied up the score. Neither team could get on the board in the second period. Early in the third period, Chris passed the puck back to Mike at the point. Mike let a blast go that beat the Checkers goalie. Mike then scored again on an end-to-end rush. The Sub team scored its fourth goal when Niko got the puck to David in front of the net. David made no mistake as he one-timed the puck into the net. Late in the game, the Checkers team went with their big guns, so Sub did the same. The Sub team put a lot of pressure pressure on the Checkers team as Mike grabbed an open pass and deposited the puck into the Checkers net. This made the final score Sub 5, Checkers 1. Hooper's Jewellers... Antique Pocket Watches and Modern Watch Repairing We use only fresh Maxell watch and electronic equipment batteries. All watches purchased include a FREE lifetime battery replacement. Hooper's Jewellers 39 King St. W. Bowmanville Telephone 623-5747 . Quality Body Work Quality Painting FREE ESTIMATES ON BOTH INSURANCE AND NON-INSURANCE WORK Open 5 Days a Week Monday through Friday cawaN PONTIAC -- BUICK LTD. BOWMANVILLE - ONT. f TJi 'mm 166 King Street East Telephone 623-3396 The New Year began for the Kinsmen Kinsmen Peewee Toros rather optimistically, optimistically, withja three-game winning streak Impressive victories over Newmarket, Newmarket, Orillia and Richmond Hill gave the team some much-needed confidence. confidence. Unfortunately, the fourth game in four nights saw the team on the short end of a 2-1 loss to Pickering. The team continued to struggle with a pair of losses to Vaughan, definitely definitely the class of the league, followed by a lacklustre loss to the Barrie Flyers. Flyers. Friday evening, the team hosted the Orillia Terriers. After a scoreless first period, thanks mainly to the strong efforts of goaltender Greg Koenderman, the Toros eventually got on the scoreboard when Scott Lane intercepted intercepted an errant Orillia pass at the Bowmanville blueline, then out-raced the quickly-closing defenders before giving his team a lead they would not look back on. The third period was dominated by the home team, as they rang off six unanswered goals. With the period barely 20 seconds old, Jamie Potter found himself behind the Orillia defence defence to give his team a 2-0 lead. Assists Assists went to Bryan Lowery and Chris Watson. Jamie Woolner found the stick of Willy Thornton for the third Toro marker. Bowmanville continued to take advantage of undisciplined actions actions of the Orillia team who collected 20 penalties over the evening, with 12 of those alone coming in the third period. period. Power play markers by Erik Griffin Griffin assisted by Lowery, and Andy Gifford Gifford from Watson and Potter, padded the lead. A patented Jamie Woolner slapshot from well out embarrassed the Terrier goalie. Finally, Chris Watson, Watson, using an equally effective shot from the point on a nice set up from John Wise, rounded out the Bowmanville Bowmanville scoring. With only five seconds left in the game, Orillia finally got the puck past Koenderman to ruin the shutout. The Toros played a steady, disciplined disciplined game to outscore their opponents opponents 7-1, while also outshooting them 37-31. 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