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6 The Independent, Canadian Statesman Weekender, Bowmanville, Saturday, February 12,1994 Phone Brad Kelly at 623-3303 EAGLES ADVANCE TO FINALS -- The Bowmanville Eagles have advanced to the Central Jr. C League finals, after disposing of the Bobcaygeon Bullets in four straight games. Wednesday night, the Eagles put an end to the series by humiliating Bobcaygeon 17-0. Because Bowmanville finished first place in the regular season, they have accepted a bye in the semi-finals, and will seek their second straight league title in the finals, which should get underway by the end of the month, or the first week of March at the latest. U 'AAA' MIDGETS FACE OSHAWA -- The Central Ontario 'AAA' Wolves Midget hockey team has advance to the Eastern Division finals, and faced Oshawa in the opening game the series last night Game two will move to Children's Arena in Oshawa tonight (Saturday) for an 8:00 p.m. start. Game three moves back to Lindsay on February 18 at 7:30 p.m., while Oshawa will host game four on February 19 at 8:00 p.m., again at Children's Arena. The Wolves team, which has nine area players in the lineup, swept two earlier playoff series against Peterborough and Ajax/Pickering. Dennis Pizzeria Reaches 'B' Finals Skills Competition Held During Newcastle Novice Tourney The Minor Novice Toros ventured ventured into unknown waters as they, entered a Minor/Major Novice tournament tournament in Newcastle. The Toros filled the roster as the eighth team, throwing caution to the wind. With playoffs starting, the baby bulls took a giant chance that they would avoid injury and game suspensions during the day-long play. They gained a great deal of knowledge playing against some older and stronger players. The tempo of each game never seemed to let up as the baby bulls skated against taller, stronger, and more powerful players. The first game against Orono was a foreshadowing of what was to come. The game ended with the Toros Toros winning by a 3-2 score. With the knowledge that they could score and win against stacked odds, the bulls were charged for their next game. A strong Cobourg team would be the competition and the game became became a real barnstormer as it ended with Cobourg winning 2-1. This pitted the Toros against the Fenelon Falls Flyers who looked even larger in their Philadelphia Flyer Flyer uniforms. Down 3-2 with seconds left, the Toros pulled their goalie for an extra attacker, and with 32 seconds seconds left in regulation, they tied the game and headed for overtime. The game was still deadlocked at three apiece after five minutes of extra extra play. The game was now going to be decided by a shootout. Fenelon scored three goals to Bowmanville's one, winning by a 64 score, and al lowing them the 'B' division championship. championship. The Toros were very proud of their play, providing the spectators with some very exciting hockey. The baby bulls all grew two feet. The baby bulls would like to thank Newcastle for a fun-filled day, and allowing us into the tournament. There was no time to revel in their glory as they started the playoffs against Ajax the next day. This proved to be a very entertaining entertaining game as the Knights came to win. They fought hard and played well against the Toros. Bowmanville dug down deep in the well and won the opening game 2-1, but realized they were going to have their hands full playing the second game at Darlington. The second game was similar to the first game with both teams battling battling their hardest, giving 110 percent. percent. Tied 2-2, this game went into overtime. With 1:04 left in the game, the Toros put the puck behind: the Knights' goalie and held Ajax off, allowing the baby bulls to play the next round. They have a bye as they wait for the winner of the other round. Ajax should be congratulated for their never-die-attitude, and their fantastic fantastic play. Good luck in your next round of games. The Toros are fortunate they have found some ice time and will be practising hard, preparing for some more tough games. Players competing in an all-day Novice tournament in Newcastle last Saturday, also had the opportunity opportunity to participate in a skills competition that took place during the noon hour. Skating, stickhandling, and shooting accuracy were just some of the events that entertained the many spectators, who gave their vocal support to those involved. Above, under the watchful eye of one of the organizers, a player takes a shot on net during the breakaway event. Rec Club Overpowers Graham's IGA by Kim Gadd The Darlington Rec Club defeated defeated the Graham's IGA team 9-3 Tuesday evening. Goals for the Rec Club were by Rob Watson (2), Gary Munn (1), Peter Gadd (1), Mike deBlois (1), and four goals by Clayton Guest. Assists for these goals were by Peter Gadd (4), Mike deBlois (2), Gary Munn (1), Tim Gordon (1), Steve Hamilton (1), Les McCrary (1). Steven Sargent played a excellent game in the Rec Club's crease. Goals for the IGA team were scored by Kevin Marchant with two, and a single by Jack Laverty. Both goals were assisted by Ron Léger. A few of the Darlington Rec Club's team members returned to the ice late Wednesday evening to play against the Thornton Dundee team from Oshawa. This game turned out to be a very rough and close game, with very few penalties. Goals for the Rec Club were scored by Rob Watson (3), with Darrin Mills, Peter Gadd, and Steve Hamilton each scoring singles. Assists Assists on these goals were by Mike deBlois (2), Peter Gadd (1), and Clayton Guest (1). Darlington was behind 5-1 until the final period when they turned up the volume and added five goals to their score. Due to two questionable goals scored by Thornton Dundee, the Rec club lost 7-6. Both teams played exceptionally well during this tiring, rough game. 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