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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, February 23,1994 On Thursday, February 10, Hooper's Trophies took on Mr. Sub at the Orono Arena. Mr. Sub came on strong, scoring five unanswered goals in the first period, gaining an insurmountable lead over Hooper's. Sub added two more in the third for a final of 7-0. The following weekend, Hooper's Hooper's took part in the annual Bowmanville Bowmanville BRHL tournament. For the first time in Hooper's Trophies season, season, the parents and players had the pleasure of heading off to the Bowmanville Bowmanville rink before sunrise to en- Double Win for Thursday Night Town Lge. Leafs The Thursday Night Town League Leafs won both ends of a doubleheader on Saturday, February In the first game, they played Young Drivers, who had just finished finished a tough game against M&M Meats. The final outcome was 6-1, with Darren Kelly scoring five goals, and James Harris adding a single. Assists went to Jody Halik, Zachary Vine and Justin Ross. Christopher Cooper scored for Young Drivers, with Andrew Olivia picking up an assist The second game featured outstanding outstanding goal tending by Andrew Millson of the Leafs and Andrew Rahme of. Homers. The game was fast and furious and remained scoreless scoreless until the last two minutes of the second period. Darren Kelly scored, assisted by Jody Halik and Chris Bcneteaii. . Early in the third, Matt Tamblyn led a rush and passed to Matthew Withers, who was robbed by Andrew Andrew Rahme, only to have Bradley Knox bang in the rebound. Three minutes later, Jeffrey MacPherson scored shorthanded, assisted by Zachary Zachary Vine, to solidify a 3-0 win for the Leafs on a well -played game by both teams. Congratulations to Andrew Mill- son on a shutout, and the entire Leaf team. Keep up the good work. joy the honour of being the first team on the ice. The stars of the game were, without without a doubt, the Hamums, who brought the coffee and donuts, making making the early morning bearable. As for the team, we were off to a good start against Cutting Post, earning four points our of a possible five. The refs took pity on our early risers, giving them plenty of time to rest in the penalty box. Final score was 5-3 for Hooper's. Later that morning, with high spirits and a quick breakfast, the team again took to the ice. Their opponent opponent in this match-up was Grafton. Grafton. The Grafton team came out of the gate strong, scoring two goals in the first period, followed by two more in the second period. Brian Tamblyn put Hooper's on the score- board in the third. Grafton countered countered with a quick third period goal for a 5-1 final in favour of Grafton. The loss to Grafton meant early • retirement for Hooper's Trophies. They say bad things come in threes, and hopefully this was it. Sunday morning, February 20, Hooper's Trophies, or shall we say half of Hooper's Trophies, met Computer Learning in a house league game at Darlington Arena. Suffering from injuries and suspension, suspension, Hooper's at times had only their backup goalie left on the bench. Two goals from Andrew Laton gave Hooper's an early 2-0 lead. Assists Assists on the first goal went to Antonio Antonio Stravato and Ian Cuthbertson. The second goal was unassisted. Computer Learning came back to take the lead 3-2 before Hooper's tied it up in the third period on a goal from Antonio Stravato, assisted by Andrew Laton. With the boys worn down from double shifting and extensive penalty penalty killing, Computer took the advantage, advantage, scoring a goal in the final minutes minutes of the game, then added an Insurance goal into an empty Hooper's Hooper's net. Hats off to the boys and coaches for a strong effort in the face of a very short bench. Final score was Computer Learning 5, Hooper's 3. Skaters Do Well at Woodville Meet The Newcastle Figure Skating Club has been busy lately, sending their members to a number of different competitions. Peter Andreas (back row, far right), attended a meet in Woodville where he placed first, and also went to Uxbridge where he was third. Other results from the Uxbridge meet included, front row from left: Breanne John (6th), Ashley Virag (7th). Back row, from left, Jennifer John (3rd), Shannon Hicks (2nd). by Ted Denny Cowan Pontiac-Buick Leasing is the sensible alternative with lots of benefits to the customer such as driving a new vehicle for about the same monthly payment as a good used vehicle, and use the normal down payment required for a purchase ns an investment, such as paying down your mortgage or putting the funds into an RRSP - or just lake a well deserved vacation, If you are trading in your present vehicle, you can use the equity to reduce your monthly payment, or we can simply pay you for it. 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The cost of leasing a vehicle for 3 years works out to about the same monthly cost as financing for 5 years so that if you traded every 3 years, your vehicle would always bo covered by factory warranty. l'or more Information I can be reached at Cowan Pontluc-lluick 905- 623-3396. i------«am Whiz Kids Lace Up Rusty Blades for 25 Year Reunion Game Against Ajax The Reunion Game between the 1968-69 Bowmanville Whiz Kids and Ajax Spartans was a huge success this past Saturday. In celebration celebration of 25 years of Jr. C hockey in Bowmanville, the game allowed players from the original Bowmanville team to reminisce about old times. Members of the Whiz Kids team pictured above include, Tim vanstone, ùanay Brown, Dave Raruse, Mike Donoghue, Don For- sey, Gary Wilson, Bob Howes, John Oyler, Joe Hircock', Rick Wool- ner, Doug Taylor, Larry Devitt, Kim Rogers, Doug Crough, Wanren Alder, Ray Preston, Gregg Corden, Harvey Williams, Brian Peters, Rick Clark, Dave Wright, Don McGregor, Ron Alward. Orono Atoms Advance to Playoffs Against Ops After eliminating Sunderland by winning three straight, Orono's OMHA Atoms entry, Family Auto Sales, hosted Ops Flames on Friday, February 18, for game one of their six-point series. Ops had surprisingly knocked off Minden in a hard-fought, four-point series that went three games. In the two previous season encounters with the Flames, Orono emerged with two identical 4-1 victories. Orono proved once again that they had Ops' number, as they coasted to a 2-0 win. Although they weren't tested too often, the goal tending tandem of Scott Poole and Ryan Leddy rose to the occasion and shared equally in the shutout. Coach Witheridge was quoted as saying the team skated adequately for the win, but they have to bear down if they expect to advance further further in the playoffs. Centre Tyler Robinson got Orono's Orono's first goal and the eventual winner winner early in the first period. Winning the faceoff deep in the Flames' end, Robinson skated in and snapped a rising wrist shot to the short side at 8:06, unassisted. Family Auto's play sagged a bit in a scoreless middle frame as shots were even at three apiece. Captain Bob Witheridge got Orono's Orono's insurance marker at 6:37 of the final period on a Brandon Kettela rebound. The play started on another another faceoff in Ops' end when centre centre Greg Shetler cleanly won the draw back to Kettela who one-timed the shot. The final shots on goal were Family Auto 19, Flames 9. Ice Shavings -- Winger Ryan Tresise is out for the remainder of the season with a broken collarbone. He injured it at school. It's unfortunate unfortunate because Ryan had been playing his best hockey of late. He will be missed from the linuep...Winger Jeff Thompson put in a strong effort in Orono's lacklustre win over Ops...In playoff action, Jamie Parry leads all defencemen with three defensive plays...Centre Tyler Robinson leads the team with 22 passes...The Orono hockey parents' Valentine Daiice raised over $2,000, which will most definitely benefit Orono's hockey clubs. Thanks to all who contributed. contributed. 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