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10 The Independent, Canadian Statesman Weekender, Bowmanville, Saturday, March 12,1994 Mr. Sub Captures 'A' Title During Grafton Tourney Dennis Pizzeria to Play at Maple Leaf Gardens On Saturday, March 5, the Mr. Sub Peewees team travelled to Grafton to play in their tournament. This tournament tournament was divided into four divisions with the team advancing based on a point system. The Sub boys faced off against Co- bourg Police for their first game. Both teams tried hard, but could not score in the first period. The Sub boys lit up the scoreboard early in the second period period when Lucas Leskiw let a blast go from the point that Chris Peldiak tipped into the net. The team tallied again when Lucas scored a goal, with Matt Meadows and Chris picking up the assist. Lucas then notched two more goals to get the natural hat-trick and make the final score Sub 4, Co- bourg 0. David McLinton and Andrew Pitt recorded the shutout. The second game found Mr. Sub up against Oshawa St. Andrews. The Mr. Sub team didn't know what to expect, expect, as this was their - first game against an OCHL team. Niko and Matt had two goals apiece in a 7-1 victory. Lucas, Chris, and James Beck had the others. The Sub boys went out of their division with 9.5 of a possible 10 points. The third game found the Mr. Sub team up against their host, Grafton. The Sub boys scored their first goal while on a power play when Mike McCrary scored on a goalmouth scramble with Chris assisting. The Sub boys then notched another power play goal when Niko scored on a setup setup from Mike and Chris. The Sub team then notched their third goal when Mike passed the puck to Niko who found an opening beside the goalie to deposit the puck into the net. Grafton scored late in the third period to make the final Mr. Sub 3, Grafton 1. This sent the Mr. Sub team into the 'A' Championship. The 'A' Championship game found Sub up against the BRHL Hooper's team. The Hooper's team proceeded to the 'A' Championship with great goaltending, so Sub knew this would be a hard game. The Sub team lit up the scoreboard first as hard work paid off when Chris scored on a setup from Niko and Brent. The Sub team scored again when Mike let a blast go from the point that bounced off the boards out to David, who shovelled it into the net. The Hooper's team then scored two quick goals - to tie the score up. The Sub boys took the lead again when Chris passed to Derek Welch. Derek got the puck to Mike who put the puck past a screened goalie. The Sub boys then notched another power play goal when Chris scored on a setup setup from Mike and Ted. The final Sub goal was scored when Ted grabbed a clearing pass and let a blast go that found the top comer of the Hooper's net. This made the final score Sub 5, Hooper's 2. The Sub team has two more league games before they go into the playoffs. The team hopes that the flu bug clears up, as they lost both James and Shawn for parts of the tournament. tournament. Skylight Donut Bowling Scores This week, Sue Arends bowled a 732 triple, Dianne Cowling a 165 single, single, Lori Gannon a 239, Dave Switzer a 202, Dan Taylor a 233. Team standings are: Sam Adams 27, Joan Murphy 24, Glenn Smith 23, Jeff Kryzanowsïa 22, Paul Pappas 16, Jim Murphy 8. Low single ladies -- Jan Fisher 70 Low single men -- John Woolner 111 High single ladies -- Sue Arends 283 High single men -- Sam Adams 270 High triple ladies -- Joan Murphy 744 High triple men - Sam Adams 653 High average ladies -- Joan Murphy Murphy 215 High average men -- Sam Adams 219 Triple F League Bowling Scores Ron Bonsma 19, Harry Ehret 18, John Rozema 17, Piet Glasbergen 17, Peter Honk 14, Nel Van Abbema 13, Jake Dykstra 12, Gordon DeJager 12, Dirk Van Abbema 11, Melle Rozema 10, Geoff Sikma 10, Minnie Kalde- way 9 High single ladies -- Shirley Van Belle 289 High single men -- David De Graaf 278 Low single ladies -- Helena Rozema Rozema 94 Low single men -- Bill Buma 111 High triple ladies -- Shirley Van' Belle 608 High triple men -- Wiebe Vander- Gaast 633 High average ladies - Minnie Kaldeway 182 High average men -- John Buma 203 A very classy act took place at the York Centennial Centre as Bowmanville Bowmanville and Pickering cheered each other on after a grueling five game series, at the 39th annual Timmy Tyke tournament. tournament. The teams realize that the winners of this tournament are the kids who are not found on the ice, but the kids that need the funding raised from this fantastic tournament for special needs. Once again, Bowmanville took the hard way to find themselves qualifying qualifying for the final game being held at Maple Leaf Gardens on April 3. The logo for the tournament is "that a child who skates...may help one who can't...to walk." Skate the Toros did, as their fast- paced skating downed the Clarkson Algonquins 1-0. The Toros' next opponent, opponent, Port Credit Hurons, found the baby bulls just as hard to beat as they were defeated 3-1 in a very exciting game. This allowed Bowmanville the privilege of playing Grandravine Blues on Sunday. After a good night's sleep, the Toros Toros were charged up as they hit the ice in a fiesty mood, outplaying the tiring Blues to a 5-2 victory. "Proud players of the Toros squad are goalies Justin Vandebelt and Andrew Andrew King; defencemen Brandon Beers, Tyler Brown, Jeff Larsh, Jeremy Jeremy McKee; centers John Kelly, Jason Hicks, Garrett Nemisz; wingers Greg Tamblyn, Brenden Kalijundic, Colin Baker, Shane Gonsalves, Matt Beech, Jason Emond. Dennis Pizzeria Toros would like to thank the friends and relatives who attended the series playoff games against Pickering, cheering the team to victory. The Panthers were winners of two home games and Bowmanville were victorious in winning their two home games. The series came down to one game to be held in Pickering. The loud cheers were music to the ears of the baby bulls in our arena as fans from Bowmanville, Solina, Hampton and surrounding hamlets came out in full force to chant "Go Toros Go." But it was a real surprise to see everyone travel to Pickering to help end this series. The chants were a strong influence as the Toros won the game 3-1. This allows the Toros, as York Simcoe Eastern champions, to play Newmarket Newmarket of the Western Division to determine determine the overall York Simcoe champions. champions. Pickering played a good series that challenged the Toros in every game, and are to be congratulated on their play. Game one was March 7, while game two was played March 11. Game three is tonight (Saturday) in Newmarket, with game four on Sunday Sunday at 5:00 p.m. at Darlington. Game five, if needed, will be Wednesday, March 16, at 7:00 p.m., with the site being determined by a coin toss. Computer Learning Defeats Dykstra's On Thursday, March 3, the BRHL Peewee team, sponsored by Computer Learning added another win to their record when they defeated the Dykstra's Dykstra's Deli peewees in a close 4-3 match. The Dykstra Peewees were first to put the scorekeeper to work midway through the first period when the Computer Learning defencemen were caught playing it a bit deep. However, two minutes later, Andrew Wraith evened the score on a nice pass from defenceman Richard Adams. Richard Adams also assisted on the go-ahead goal when centreman Jamie Morrison scored for Computer Learning Learning in the opening seconds of the second second period. Jamie added another to the scoreboard midway through that period to give his team a more comfortable comfortable lead of 3-1. Mike Gushulak earned the assist on the play. However, the Dykstra Peewees clearly showed they had no intention of accepting defeat as they rallied to narrow the gap with a goal one minute into the third period. At this point, with the scoreboard at 3-2, the pace of the game escalated and the intensity was evident on the faces of the players and fans alike. To the delight of the Computer Learning supporters, defenceman defenceman Neale Borutskie made no mistake on his pass to Jamie Morrison, Morrison, which restored the two-goal lead for his team. This insurance goal proved to be necessary as the Dykstra Peewees scored once more in the last minute of the game. Solid goaltending from Dustin Stapleton allowed the Computer Computer Learning Peewees to hang on to the win. Coaches Mike McAllister and Eugene Eugene McLean were clearly happy with tire performance of every player on the team. SCOREBOARD Central Ontario Jr. C League Finals Bowmanville vs. Port Perry Garnie 1 - Port Perry 3 Bowmanville 1 Game 2 - Port Perry 4 Bowmanville 3 Game 3 - Bowmanville 9 Port Perry 4 Game 4 - : Port Perry 5 Bowmanville 4 (Port Perry leads series 3-1) Game 5 - March 10 at Bowmanville, 7:30 p.m. Game 6 - March 12 at Port Perry, 7:45 p.m. Game 7 - March 13 at Bowmanville, 7:30 p.m. Eastern Ontario Jr. C League Finals Napanee vs. Emestown Game 1 - Napanee 4 Emestown 3 Game 2 - Napanee 6 Emestown 3 (Napanee leads series 2-0) Game 3 - Saturday at Napanee Game 4 - Sunday at Emestown *Central League champion to play Eastern League champion in All-Ontario quarter-finals.* Bowmanville Non-Contact League (Playoffs) Team W L Burke Division Beasties 3 0 Hanes 0 3 (Beasties win series) D. Base 3 2 A&D Tmckshop 2 3 (D. Base wins series) 1 1 1 1 Pts. 7 1 7 5 Oliver Division (Finals) Hooper's Trophies 2 0 Dutchman 0 2 Shackelton Division (Finals) Blues 10 Preston 0 1 Weekly Results À&D TmckshopG D. 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