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By Brad Kellv- One Name Needs to be Added to League Trophy Chris McCarthy's absence was noted during trophy presentations that were made prior to the start of Sunday night's Central Ontario Jr. C league final between Bowmanville and Port Perry. Three goal tenders from the Bowmanville Eagles -- Barry Crawford, Drew Campbell, and Jason Bailey - sauntered to centre ice where league convener Andy McLauchlin was awaiting. Smiling, all three accepted the league trophy for posting the lowest goals against average during the regular regular season, and proudly posed for a photograph holding their individual trophies. McCarthy was not part of the threesome, having left Bowmanville in late November to join the Richmond Hill Riot Junior 'A' hockey club of the Metro League. But, in six games with the Eagles at the start of the year, McCarthy posted a 3.66 goals against average on a team that started with only one win in its first five outings. Of the six games that he did play in through the first two months of the season, Bowmanville won four. With Campbell as the team's overage player and McCarthy, a local product, serving as the backup, goaltending wasn't one of the positions that Bowmanville was concerned with. But along came Crawford who, since joining the team, has been just sensational, winning the league's rookie of the year award. With three goalies in camp, McCarthy felt it would be best to move on. "I didn't want to be in a three goalie rotation. I wanted to get away from that," he said of the decision to leave Bowmanville. Richmond Hill came calling, and McCarthy answered. He had attended attended their training camp in the fall, and was the last goaltender cut When an opening evolved, they sought his services. " "It was awkward at first," said McCarthy of moving to a new team once the season had started. "The bus was going to Wellington for my first game and it stopped in Bowmanville to pick me up. It was weird walking on the bus with 20 strange guys." As a backup goaltender, McCarthy posted a 4.22 goals against average average and a 90.9% save percentage with Richmond Hill. He has no regrets about stepping up to a higher level, and leaving the hometown hockey club in search of better competition. The move may .prove beneficial next year, when he hopes to play for either Laurentian or York university. \ • The only regret he does have, is that Richmond Hill didn't make the playoffs, while Bowmanville are battling for a league championship. "That's great for Bowmanville, but it was my choice to leave." Hopefully, the league won't choose to leave his name off the goalie trophy. V 7? s , J The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. Wednesday, March 2,1994 7 Youth Bowling League Scores v*r X am '"'tW) P|i œ HS : "m , sÛ ■■■: (A ■ <î XL. ! 1 |JP %l mm Senior Division -- Westlake 37, Langley 33, Haley 32, Welsh 30, Vickery 29, Flintoff 29, Canadian 27, Carpenter 25, Break 20, Pearson 18 High singles - Chris Canadian 283, 240, Jason .Vickery 254, 218, Amanda Westlake 235, Andrew Break 234, Marie Stephen 227, Shawn Haley 221,212, Sonya Vickery Vickery 221, 202, Amanda Welsh 219, 213, John Carpenter 216, Dave De- Graaf 217, David Allin 211 High triples - C. Canadian 702, J. Vickery 653 Junior Division - Vickery 38, Ross 38, Burtch 37, Tait 36, Spoel- stra 29, Humber 29, Goswell 27, Bowers 24, D. Welsh 23, coffin 20, Preston 19, T. Welsh 18 High singles - Sean Harding 222, Melinda Tait 218, Alissa Burtch 211 High triples - A. Burtch 547, M. Tait 544, S. Harding 502 Bantam Division -- Rebels 43, Bulldogs 43, Strike Force 38, Raid- ! ers 32, Champs 31, Spares 28, Win- ! ners 25, Aces 24, Blue Jays 23, * Strikers 20, Head pins 15, Mighty . Ducks 14 ; High singles - Terri Flintoff 253, » Kyle Milner 234, 216, Aaron Ad-' ams 185, Matthew Damario 183, Kimberley Hellam 178, Alison Bar- , rie 175 ; High triples -- K. Milner 632, T. > Flintoff 605, T. Lucas 477, A. Adam 474, M. Damario 448, A. • Barrie 409, A. Henning 407 Tyke Division - Hossack 29.5, James 28, Marchant 25.5,-VanHeu- • velen 25, Walton 23, Greenley 19.5; Fowler 19.5, Ross 19, Perry 15, Sta- cey 15, McDougall 14.5,Prior il High singles -- Cassie Greenley _ 158, Shawna Perry 151, Kyle Perry 140, David Norrish 136, Kathleen ' Moore 107 High doubles - C. Greenley 270, S. Perry 257, K. Perry 249, D. Perry- 234, D. Norrish 231 Kinsmen Girls Have Busy Schedule Judo Club Members Win Medallions The above members of the Bowmanville Budokan Judo Club competed in a couple of meets in February. The first was held in Etobicoke, while the second one was hosted by Scarborough. With their medals above are, front row, (1-r), David Rath (gold), Michael Hossack (gold and silver), Craig Beers (4th). Back row, (1-r), Lisa Love (gold and bronze), Lorena Harrison (bronze), Eric Tansley (gold and bronze). Newcastle Bell Canada Novices The Newcastle Bell Canada Novices Novices travelled to Colbome on Saturday, Saturday, February 26, to take part in a tournament Game one saw the Bell Canada team take on the Trenton #1 team.' Newcastle opened the scoring with 12 seconds left in the second period as Tanner Millson scored with Adam McLean assisting. Newcastle went on to score four unanswered goals in the third period to come away with a 5-0 victory. Goal- scorers for Newcastle were Tanner Millson with two, Daniel Wong- Fung with two, and Steven Yule with one. Assists went to Justin Valckx with two, and Adam McLean and Tanner Millson with one each. Daniel Payne had the shutout for Newcastle, and Adam McLean was chosen as the game MVP. Game two had the Newcastle squad taking on the Trenton Rangers. Rangers. The Bell Canada team had to overcome six penalties in this game .and score two short-handed goals to skate away with a hard-fought 3-2 win. t Adam McLean, with two goals and an assist, was chosen as the MVP. Juston Valckx contributed the other Newcastle marker. Tanner Millson had three assists while Kyle Séarle contributed one helper. The third; 1 game of the day had ; the Bell'Canadar.Novicesiitydng on the hometown Colbome team'. 1 :v ' Steven Yule opened the scoring for Newcastle on a great individual effort late in the second period as he took a lead pass from Ryan Sutton and cut around the Colbome defence defence to create a breakaway. Daniel Wong-Fung put Newcastle up 2-0 at the 2:15 mark of the third period as he converted a centering pass from Tanner Millson. Justin Valckx also assisted on the goal. Colbome scored at 6:21 of the third period to cut the Newcastle lead in half. Tanner Millson put the game away for Newcastle with just over two minutes left in the game as he stole the puck at center ice and broke in all alone to make it a 3-1 final final score. The coaching staff of the Newcastle Newcastle Bell Canada Novices would like to congratulate the boys on winning winning their second consecutive tournament. tournament. They displayed very strong teamwork in these tournament victories. victories. The Bowmanville Budokan Judo Club has been in operation for just over a year, but it is already being recognized among other clubs by the medals and trophies the members members are obtaining. The club is an offshoot of the home club in Ajax. Budokan Judo Clubs have been teaching the sport of Judo in Ontario for over 35 years, with branches in more than five other cities. The clubs have all produced many provincial provincial and national champions, as well as members to fight on the Olympic team. The chief sensei (instructor) of the Bowmanville club has been a ' * member of Judo Ontario for more than 10 years, a member of the Black Belt Association of Ontario for five years, and an instructor with the Ajax club for many years. The objective of the Bowmanville Bowmanville Judo Club is to introduce the sport of judo to the people of the Municipality of Clarington. The club offers lessons for anyone interested interested in either recreational or competitive competitive judo. For more information on the sport of judo and the Bowmanville Judo Club, contact the Department of Community Services at 623- 3379, Mr. or Mrs. Hossack at 623- 2373, or Sensei Dale Rasmussen at (905) 428-2038. Alumni Return to St. Stephen's to Play Basketball With Old Friends esa$ £ yr/s »mà On February 5, the Newcastle junior girls put together a team for an exhibition game against Colbome Colbome during the Ontario Provincial Girls' Tournament at the Civic Auditorium. Auditorium. Newcastle had a strong showing, defeating Colbome 2-0. Goals went to Karen Rickard, assisted by Celia Brazeau and Nicole Pot. The other goal went to Lindsey Cowan, with assists to Jessica Andrews and Michelle Michelle Walker. Great goaltending by Liz Millson kept Colbome scoreless. On February 6, the girls travelled to Warkworth where they were defeated defeated 4-1. Newcastle's goal went to Jessica Andres, with Nicole Pot assisting. assisting. On February 10, Newcastle hosted hosted Millbrook.Tt was a great scoring night for Lindsey Cowan, who put in five goals, leading Newcastle to a 7-1 victory. Cowan started the scoring in the first period, with two goals. The first was assisted by Jessica Andrews, Andrews, and the second by Tania Le- Lievre and Nocole Pot. In the second period, Cowan came back again with two more goals which were assisted by Nicole Pot, Kathy Gulutiuk, Jessica Andrews Andrews and Tania LeLievre. The fifth goal came in the third period, with the assist to Andrews. After a Millbrook goal, Jessica Andrews Andrews came back with two more goals for Newcastle, with assists from Pot and Ferguson. It was a great team effort, with excellent goaltending by Liz Mill- son. On February 12, Warkworth hosted Newcastle It was a very intense intense game, with both teams getting two goals. Newcastle came on strong in the first period, with the first goal going to Lindsey Cowan, assisted by Jessica Jessica Andrews and Tania LeLievre. Cowan got the second goal, unassisted. unassisted. Warkworth tied the game with two goals in the second period. On February 13 it was back to Newcastle to host our sister team, Sit 'n' Sip (Newcastle #2). In the second period, Newcastle #2's Emi ly Muir, came out strong and scored ; the first and only goal of the game, with the assist going to Megan For- ' sey. Excellent goaltending by Sarah : Cripps and Liz Millson made the third period scoreless. Excellent sportsmanship was displayed by both teams. On this note, The Great Pineridge Kinsmen Junior girls ended their , regular season, placing third overall with 26 points. The Great Pineridge Kinsmen headed to Colbome for a tournament tournament on February 19 and came back as 'A' mnners-up. The morning started off with Newcastle facing off with Colbome. The first goal came from Kathy Gu- lutuik, assisted by Jessica Andrews. The second period was scoreless,, and the third period was Newcastle's Newcastle's game all the way as Jennell West scored, assisted by Nicole Pot, and Lindsey Cowan. Cowan came back with a goal, assisted by West.' Jessica Andrews scored the last goal of the game, assisted by Tanya Hill,' making the final score 4-0 for New-' castle. The most valuable player award went to goaltender Liz Millson for her outstanding ability in the net. This advanced us on to our second second game against our sister team, Newcastle #2. They took the lead in the first period with an unassisted goal by Maridy Forsey. Our girls came alive in the sec-! ond period with an unassisted goal from Jessica Andrews, and a goal from Tania LiLievre, assisted by. Tanya Hill. - In the third period, Andrews and Brook Pakosta each scored a goal, unassisted, for Newcastle #1. Emily Muir scored the final goal for Newcastle Newcastle #2, with assists by Megan Forsey and Meridy Forsey. The final score was 4-2 for us, advancing us into the final game in the 'A' division against Grafton. Grafton came on strong with a 2- 0 victory over Newcastle. The girls enjoyed the day and came home with trophies for being the 'A' runner-up. runner-up. Our next tournament will be hosted by Grafton on March 12. REGISTRATION ZION PARK NEIGHBOURHOOD PARK ASSOCIATION (MITCHELL'S CORNERS SCHOOL) TO PLAY SPORTS IN THE CITY OF OSHAWA (N.A.S.C.) Location: Mitchell's Comers School (Trails and.Taunton) EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION March 5,1994,10 a.m. to 1 p.m. FINAL REGISTRATION March 25,1994,6 p.m. to 9 p.m. March 26,1994,10 a.m. to 1 p.m. U SUMMER SPORTS OFFERED Girls and Boys (ages 4 years and up) SOFTBALL, MUSI1BALL, T-BALL Girls and Boys (ages 4 years and up) SOCCER REGISTRATION FEE All Sports - $40,00 plus $5.00 per child up to two children per family, after that the rest will be free. ZION PARK ASSOC. IS AFFILIATED WITH THE CITY OF OSHAWA SPORTS FOR THE PAST 40 YEARS WE WILL TURN NO ONE AWAY AND WELCOME AUJH Players, coaches needed. Won't you come out and support your kids. For more information call: Marion Hockney at 725-3833 or „ Judy Ostrom at 432-8897 % 1^ With many college and university students on a week-long break, some of the alumni from St. Stephen's High School returned for an afternoon to play a pick-up game of basketball. After playing on the same team throughout high school, some welcomed the chance to match up with former teammates for a fun, but competitive, game. Orono Amateur Athletic Association ORONO SUMMER SPORTS Registration 1994 Date: Monday, March 7th ~ Monday, March 21st Place: Orono Arena Time: 7:00-9:00 p.m. ^|f First Time Registering in Orono please bring copy of Birth Certificate and Health Card (Early Bird) Registration Fee Schedule (After March 22nd Registration will be up $20.00 and limited by Registration numbers) NOTE: Coaches are needed at all levels, SPORT Baseball :all appropriate contact for more Info. DIVISION AGE (Dec. 31 st/94) FEE T-Ball 4, 5 and 6 $40.00 4-Pitch 7 and 8 $40.00 Tyke 8 and 9 $75.00 Mosquito 10 and 11 $75.00 Pee Wee 12 and 13 $75.00 Bantam 14 and 15 $80.00 Midget 16-20 $80.00 Registration fee for Rep teams will be higher. Rep Players, please register on or before March 7th to allow planning for E.O.B.A, entry. Contact: (Rep) Tim Tufts 983-5465 (House League) Art Reid 983-9495 Girls'Softball Novice 9,10 and 11 $40.00 Pee Wee 12,13 and 14 $55.00 Bantam/Midget 15-18 $55.00 Contact: Ray Bester 983-5584 Aoe (Julv 31 st/94) Soccer Mini Soccer 8 and under $45.00 Atom 9 and 10 $50.00 Mosquito 11 and 12 $50.00 Poe Wee 13 and 14 $50.00 Bantam 15 and 16 $50.00 Contact: Gord Lowery 983-5840 (Roglstrotlon Forms can bo picked up at, and rolurnod lo tho Orono Aronn)