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The Independent, Canadian Statesman Weekender, Bowmanville, Saturday, March 12,1994 9 Strong Goaltending Leads Newcastle to a 5-3 Victory Clarke High School Midget Girls Finish Second at COSSA ; : «§gk ■ .. v.V: *r:>. .>ÿ by Robert E. Stiles The Newcastle Oldtimers hosted MCL on Sunday, March 6, and went home with a hard-fought 5-3 victory. This game was won by Newcastle because they won the battles along the boards, comers and trenches, and it didn't hurt to have excellent goaltending goaltending from Dan Wilcox, who had MCL players shaking their head when Dan robbed them. Dan looked after the goaltending for Leo Kelly, who was away teaching in Toronto. Newcastle had 16 skaters compared compared to 13 for MCL. Leading the Newcastle attack was Dave Roote with a hat-trick. Bill Perry had a goal and assist, Sandy MacDonald had a goal, Chris Hurst, George Sainsbury, Bob Henry and Grant Flintoff all had one assist each. MCL scoring- was handled by Ed Carey, Rich Carey and George Svetee with one goal each. Luc Perron had the lone assist. The first period saw Newcastle take a 2-0 lead on goals by Sandy MacDonald and Dave Roote. The second period saw Ed Carey score, unassisted, to narrow the Newcastle Newcastle lead to 2-1. Dave Roote scored his second of the game to restore Newcastle's two-goal lead, with Henry Henry assisting, to end the second period at 3-1 for Newcastle. The third period saw Dave Roote complete a hat-trick at 1:33 to give Newcastle a 4-1 lead. Rich Carey got one back for MCL, assisted by Luc Perron. Bill Perry scored an insurance marker, unassisted. George Svetee scored an unassisted marker at 19:07 to narrow Newcastle's lead to 5-3. Newcastle had five penalties in the game, while MCL had two. This was one of the best games to date as it was a fast, aggressive game with lots of scoring chances at both ends of the ice. Newcastle will be travelling to Niagara Niagara Falls for a tournament on March 11-13. M&M Meats Lose by Kim Gadd M&M Meats lost 7-3 against the Bowmanville Sports Shop team Sunday Sunday evening. M&M Meats started off the game with a quick goals by Greg Vandey- don, assisted by Todd Dechene. Bowmanville Bowmanville Sports Shop scored three fast goals, then Greg Vandeydon broke away and scored goal number two for the M&M Meats club. The Sports Shop again scored three goals to be followed by a great rebound rebound goal by Cory Bums, assisted by Chris Meringer. The Sports Shop scored the final goal of the game to end the game at Sports Shop 7, M&M Meats 3. Good attempt, M&M Meats. The Clarke High School midget girls' volleyball team reached the COSSA finals, but had to settle for a silver medal. Team members include, front row, (1-r), Christa Robinson, Katrina Hartman, Sarah Van Hemmen, Lisa Taylor, Christina Reed, Jen Ewert. Back row, (1-r), Jenny Speksnijder (coach), Amanda Rogers, Gerogina Katsiapis, Tanya Ferguson, Julia Turner, April Lewis, Elaine Cathcart. (asst, coach). Absent were Reagan Merrill and Cindy Ross. The BRHL Atom Hornets, sponsored sponsored by the Bowmanville Non- Contact Hockey League, won two league games on February 26. The 7:00 a.m. encounter with Carnation Carnation Flower Power ended up 3-1 in favour of the Hornets. Phil Hopkins, from JJ. Worden, opened the scoring for Carnation. Steven Steven King, unassisted, tied it up. Steady pressure by the Hornets produced two more scores, both by Steven King. He had helpers from Shawn Linnell (two), Rob Cummer, and Michael Sellers. The Hornets didn't give the Carnation crew much room, as Sean Mitchell, along with Chris Burritt and the airtight defence, stymied many scoring efforts. Hutton Transport gave the Hornets a good tussle as Kevin Brooks drilled a shot past Rob Vale from Bob Williams Williams to start things off in the 10:00 a.m. game. Steven King knotted the count on a set-up from Sean Mitchell. Shawn Linnell, with help from Clint Kmmmenacher, put the Hornets out in front. Then, Micheal Sellers, from • Chris Burritt and Cling Krummenach- er, rounded out the scoring. A third period marker by Scott f Clarinaton Boys' Slo Pitch Association 1994 Registration Saturday, March 19th and 26th 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Bowmanville Mall 1994 Fees-$60.00 Maxwell from Jeremy Pawson kept Hutton close, but again the defence held. Steven King had a total of four goals, including a natural hat-trick in the weekend games. Jason Wilson, Pat and Greg Quinlan, and Brent Dechene worked hard to keep the hard skating Hutton crew in check. On March 5, Pizza Pizza engaged the Hornets in a hockey skills duel. Goalies Chris Burritt and Kyle Large faced a ton of rubber, as drills such as rapid fire, pass and shoot, and the dreaded snake drill tested their skills against the shooters. Both team had a good time and hope to repeat the challenge next year. CLARINGTON ORIOLES BASEBALL CLUB Tryouts for 1994 Orioles Rep. Teams are scheduled to start this month. For more information please call the following: Terry Hubbs 697-2290 Brian Poole 987-2211 Rick Kok 623-1015 Daryl Hudgin 263-2776 Maurice Landry 786-2797 Maurice Landry 786-2797 Don MacArthur 623-3274 Applications are being accepted for coaching positions for the Midget team. Call Maurice Landry 786-2797 for info. Mosquito (born 83 - 84) Minor Pee Wee (bom 82) Major Pee Wee (bom 81) Minor Bantam (bom 80) Major Bantam (born 79) Midget (born 77 - 78) Junior (born 75 - 76) Clarlngton Girls Slo-Pitch Registration to be held on Tuesday and Wednesday March 22 and 23 in the Bowmanville Recreation Centre 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Fee: $65.00 includes team sweater and photo package Novice -7 to 9 years Midget - 13 to 15 years Pee Wee - 10 to 12 years Bantam - 16 and over For more information, call Jim Hancock at 987-3081 or Mary-Lou Kondrachuk at 623-4667 Underway lor Rec Club The Darlington Rec Club played two exciting games to start their round robin series. The first game was against Graham's Graham's IGA on February 23 in Orono, with the Rec Club winning 3-1. Goals scored were by Mike deBlois, Clayton Guest and Tim Gordon. Assists were by Tim Gordon, Rob Watson, Clayton Guest, and two by Peter Gadd. The Rec Club returned to the ice to defeat the hard-hitting Orono team 3-1 last Tuesday in Orono. Clayton Guest scored goal number one, assisted by Darrin Mills and Mike deBlois. Rob Watson placed the shot to score the second goal for the Rec Club. Steve Hamilton and Mike deBlois assisted. Peter Gadd scored the final goal for the Rec Club, assisted by Rob Watson and Mike deBlois. Mark Fos- 1 ter scored Orono's goal. Steve Sargent again amazed his teammates and opponents opponents with his goaltcnding abilities. SKILL-TECH RENOVATIONS 3826 REGIONAL ROAD #9, ORONO, ONTARIO LOR 1M0 "Committed to Quality and Pride in Workmanship ROOFS* ADDITIONS GABLE FASCIA BOARDS ALUMINUM SOFFITS * FASCIA AWNINGS SEAMLESS EAVESTROUGHING SOLARIUMS BAY « BOW WINDOWS THERMAL DOOR AWINDOW FACING * SILLS STORM DOORS SIDING We Use Alcan Building Products FOR A FREE ESTIMATE CALL (905) 983-0512 FINANCING AVAILABLE