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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, March 9,1994 Youth Bowlers Earn Medals in "Four Steps to Stardom" Competition The Tyke Boys' Team were bronze medallists in the Four Steps to The Bantam Boys' Team won silver medals in the Four Steps to rr,, ™ m . , . Stardom program. Front row, (1-r), Christopher Marchant, Mike Hos- Stardom program. Front row, fl-r). Paul Tennant Matthew Hnssarlr The Tyke Girls Team proudly wears silver medals that were won sack. Back row, (1-r), Marie McDougall (coach), Danny Perry, Jason Back row, (1-r), Kyle Milner, Adam Goswell, Adam Walton Stephen during step two of the Four Steps to Stardom program. Front row, (1- Walton, Jacob Beers. Bell (coach) , p r), Holly Kentner, Kathleen Moore. Back row, (1-r), Marie McDougall McDougall (coach), Shawna Perry, Jayed Ross, Cassie Greenley. The Junior Boys' Team from the Liberty Youth Bowling League won a bronze medal at the second step of the Four Steps to Stardom program. Front row, (1-r), Jimmy Goswell, Tim Welsh. Back row, fl- r), Ryan Preston, Jeff Connelly, James Welsh, Linda Haley (coach). CLARINGTON ORIOLES RASERALL CLUR Tryouts for 1994 Orioles Rep. Teams are scheduled to start this month. For more information please call the following: Mosquito (born 83 - 84) Terry Hubbs 697-2290 Minor Pee Wee (born 82) Brian Poole 987-2211 Major Pee Wee (born 81) Rick Kok 623-1015 Minor Bantam (born 80) Daryl Hudgin 263-2776 Major Bantam (born 79) Maurice Landry 786-2797 Midget (born 77 - 78) Maurice Landry 786-2797 Junior (bom 75 • 76) Don MacArthur 623-3274 Applications are being accepted for coaching positions for the Midget team. Call Maurice Landry 786-2797 for Info. Durham Optical Novices Lead Series After 18-0 Season Newcastle OMHA Durham Optical Optical Novices keep rolling along. With a perfect 18-0 record (95 goals for and 19 against) during regular league play, Newcastle advanced to the second round of playoffs. Receiving a bye in the first round, Newcastle came up against a very determined Orono team. Orono came out strong the first game, and were rewarded with then- first victory over Newcastle this year. After regrouping, the boys of Newcastle never looked back and won the following two games, win ning the series. The third round matched Newcastle Newcastle against Ops for the Southern loop championship. The best-of- three series saw Newcastle dominate, dominate, outscoring Ops 14-2, winning theseries. On March 2, the Southern loop champs started their best-of-five series series against the Northern loop champs from Fenlon Falls. Fans for game one were treated to excellent end-to-end action from the drop of the puck to the end of regulation time. With Newcastle fielding only nine skaters and a goalie, the boys, showing incredible focus and determination, played their hearts out for the entire 50 minutes. With Newcastle leading the game with only 22 seconds left in the third period, Fenlon Falls was awarded a penalty shot. Fenlon scored, ending the game in a 4-4 tie. Newcastle travelled to Fenlon Falls on March 6. Not being happy with a tie from the previous game, the boys came out flying. Excellent goaltending led the way for Newcastle. The goals were plentiful as the Durham Optical Novices won 5-2 and lead the series three points to one. Playoff stats include: Nick Boyd (9g, 7a), Eric Shaw (7g, 8a), Joey Costellano (3g, 12a), Josh Rutledge (8g, 6a), Mike Trotman (3g, 6a), Paul Garisto (4g, 4a), John Stafford (2a), Zach Ibbotson (lg, la), Brendan Brendan O'Sullivan (la), Collin Organ (la), Dylan Cull (1.70 goals against average). Special thanks to our sponsor, Durham Optical, the coaching staff, and the kids for such entertaining hockey. Good luck in the remaining playoffs. The Senior Boys' Team has advanced to step three in the Four Steps to Stardom program, and will bowl at the Metro East Provincial Provincial Championships on March 20. Front row, (1-r), Jeff Pearson, Chris Canadian. Back row, (1-r), Joan Murphy (coach), Shawn Haley, Haley, Shawn Pappas, Todd Langley. CHEVY TRUCKS JUST CANT BE BEAT CHEVY FULL-SIZE PICKUP BEATS FORD ON POWER AND PAYLOAD. • 4.3 L V6 Engine • Rear Wheel Anti-Lock Brakes • 5-Speed Manual Transmission • Rear Step Bumper • AM Radio • Rally Wheels • Cloth Seats • Pulse Wipers • Plus Much, Much More. SMARTLEASE $249 PER MONTH/36 MONTHS m THE AU NEW CHEVY S-SERIES BEATS THE COMPETITION WITH MOST STANDARD HORSEPOWER IN ITS CLASS. • 2.2 L Engine • 5-Speed Manual Transmission • Rear Wheel Anti-Lock Brakes • Dual Mirrors • AM Radio • Plus Much, Much More. 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