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Carnation Ties 4-4 with Kinsmen The Carnation Rower Power had a busy and productive week beginning beginning with a match up against Kinsmen Kinsmen on March 10. After having successful tournaments, tournaments, the Carnation team have been showing great improvement in league play. The Rower Power goaltcnder, Mike Shrives, had a fine outing, helping helping his team to a 4-4 tic. All forward lines chipped in for goals with excellent forcchecking and passing. The defence kept the Kinsmen shooters to the outside most of the game. ' Scoring for Carnation were A1 Rahme with two goals, Jeff Ball with one goal, J J Worden had one goal, Tyler Mitchell had two assists, Bryan Youth Bowling League Scores Senior Division: Westlake 46, Langley 44, Haley 41, Rintoff 38, Welsh 37, Vickery 35, Pearson 30, Carpenter 30, Canadian Canadian 29, Break 20. High Singles: Tim Harness 293, 217, 207, Shane Cowan 249, Jason Vickery 226, 218, Dave Allin 215, Amanda Westlake 205, Todd Langley Langley 204, Andrew Break 201. High Triples: T. Harness 717, J. Vickery 608. Junior Division Vickery 47, Ross 45.5, Burtch 44, Tait 41. Spoolstra 39, Goswell 36, Humber 36, Bowers 30, D. Welsh 30, T. Welsh 27.5, Coffin 23, Preston 23. High Singles: Sean Harding 340, Dan Welsh 253, 219, Jeff Connelly 248, Nick Vickery 202. High Triples: S. Harding 705, D. Welsh 644, J. Connelly 510, R. Preston Preston 500. Bantam Division Rebels 52, Bulldogs 51, Strike Force 48, Spares 40, Aces 34, Champs 34, Raiders 32, Blue Jays 32, Strikers 32, Winners 30, Head Pins 17, Mighty Ducks 17. High Singles: Adam Walton 209, 180, Alison Barrie 193, Julie Curran 193, Kim Hellam 188, Adam Goswell Goswell 180, Kyle Milner 168,162. High Triples: A. Walton 514, A. Barrie 475, K. Hellam 475, A. Goswell Goswell 468, K. Milner 455, L. Preston 409, J. Curran 397. Tyke Division James 36, Hossack31.5, VanHcu- vclcn 31, Marchant 30.5, Walton 28, Ross 26, Fowler 24.5, Perry 23, Greenley 21.5, Stacey 20, McDougall 19.5, Prior 13. High Singles: Danny Perry 173, 136, Mike Hossack 158, Jacob Beers 133, Chris Marchant 119, Holly Kentner 113. High Doubles: D. Perry 309, M. Hossack 273, T. Clarke 211, J. Beers 208, M. James 206. Tyke North End Bowl Tournament: Tournament: The girls team placed 5th and Jayed Ross received a prize for her High Double of 261. The boys had fun and will do much better next year. Great effort! Joan Murphy, Program Director at Liberty Bowl Vilamerc and Ottorino Akcson with an assist each. On Saturday, March 12th, Carnation Carnation faced off against Pizza Pizza in another close match up. In the first period, Carnation's JJ Worden scored, assisted by Phil Hopkins Hopkins and Ottorino Akeson. Pizza Pizza's Pizza's Ian La Flamme scored, unassisted. unassisted. In the second period, Phil Hopkins notched a wraparound goal for Carnation, Carnation, assisted by Bryan Villcmcrc. Rower Power goalie Mike Shrives slammed the door shut on Pizza Pizza, Pizza, keeping his team in the game. Pizza Pizza were allowed one more goal by Rob Milford, unassisted, unassisted, in the third period. Andrew Warren Warren scored the game winner for Carnation" Carnation" on a set up from a beautiful passing play from Jeff Ball, JJ Worden, Worden, and A1 Rahme. On Sunday, March 13th, the Rower Power played their first playoff game against T-Mac who are a great skating team. The T-Mac team played two solid periods, leading Carnation 3-0 on a hat-trick by Dave Benham. In the last ten minutes of the game, the Rower Power made an amazing rally led by Phil Hopkins taking a nice pass from Andrew Warren Warren and scoring, slitting T-Mac's defence. defence. Carnation's A1 Rahme scored, assisted by Tyler Mitchell. Defencemen Defencemen John Carlton scored the tieing goal for Carnation, taking a pass from Jeff Ball and finding the comer. With less than three minutes to go, Carnation's A1 Rahme scored the game winner, assisted by Phil Hopkins. Hopkins. The final score was Carnation 4, T-Mac 3. Great comeback Rower Power! Dan Hopkins SCOREBOARD Central Ontario Jr. C Roughley Insurance 9 8 3 21 League Finals James Insurance 9 8 2 20 Bowmanville vs. Port Perry Bow. Sports Shop 8 9 3 19 (Bowmanville wins series 4-3) All Canadian Awards 7 10 2 16 National Trust 3 7 8 14 All-Ontario Quarter-Finals Horners Petro Can 3 12 4 10 Bowmanville vs. Napanee M&M Meats 1 18 0 2 (Series details not available at press time) Atom Division Ontario Hydro 15 4 1 31 Bowmanville Non-Contact League Bow. Non-Contact 14 4 1 29 Team W L T Pts. Pizza Pizza 9 7 3 21 Burke Division (Finals) Kinsmen Club 9 7 3 21 Beasties 10 0 2 Pineridge Insurance 9 7 3 21 D. Base 0 10 0 T-Mac Insulation 9 10 1 19 Carnation Florists 5 11 4 14 Oliver Division (Finals) Geranium Homes 5 13 2 12 Hooper's Trophies 3 0 0 6 Hutton Transport 3 15 2 8 Dutchman 0 3 0 0 Peewee Division (Hooper's win series) Mr. Submarine 18 1 1 37 f" Checkers Variety " 11 1 ' 2" 24 Shackelton Division (Finals) Dykstra's Deli 11 7 2 24 Blues 110 2 Hooper's Trophies 8 8 4 20 Preston 110 2 Cutting Post 6 11 3 15 Weekly Results Rolph Novico 6 14 0 12 Beasties 4 D. Base 2 Computer Learning 5 15 0 10 Hooper's Trophy 3 Dutchman 1 Bantam Division Preston 2 King St. Bar & Grill 1 Bow. Sand & Gravel 12 4 4 28 Kool Enterprises 12 5 3 27 BRHL League Standings Remax Realtors 10 6 3 23 (as of March 12) Skylight Donut 7 8 5 19 Team W L T Pts. Power Vac 6 11 3 15 Minor Tyke Division Roy Nichols Motors 3 13 3 9 J&M Customs 18 2 0 36 Skylight Donut 11 6 1 23 BRHL Round Robin Playoff Series Beaver Lumber 6 9 3 15 (as of March 13) A&R Flooring 5 12 Shoppers Drug Mart 2 12 Major Tyke Division Dufferin Aggregates 17 3 McGregor IDA Drugs 12 6 Rotary Club 12 6 Durham TV 10 11 Tim's Rental 6 12 Deighton Assoc. 5 14 Lange's Photo 4 15 Novice Division Union Oil 17 2 Thurs. Night Hockey 14 3 Carter's Bakery 13 3 Liberty Mutual 9 6 1 4 0 2 2 0 2 1 1 0 1 2 4 11 8 34 26 26 20 14 11 9 34 29 28 22 Team Major Tyke Division Dufferin Aggregates McGregor IDA Drugs Rotary Club Langes Photo Durham TV Deighton Associates Tim's Rental W T Pts. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 2 2 2 0 0 0 B'GOSH AND BEGORRA Tis a Grand Sale, Indeed HOE RENOVATION SALE CERAMIC FLOOR TILES from s 1.39^ ft 10 $ 2.5Q.qft Large Selection 2X2 MOSAICS ^1.75' Suitable for Shower Floors and Counter Tops 1/2 Price Reg. $3.50 sq. ft. 6x6 WALL TILES $1.15 sq. R. 3 solid colours: White, Bone, Grey 6x8 Bone Wall Tile Decor Indus. $1.25 sq. ft. Ceramic 3 pc. Bathroom Fixtures NOW $16 Reg. $22.00 15% OFF Regularly Priced Ceramic Tiles FREE Use of Ceramic Tools, 'rile Cutter included for the Do-It- Yourself Customer or professional installations available. PAM TILE LTD. 84 King St. W., Bowmanvlllc 623-3929 WE'LL FLOOR YOU! The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, March 16,1994 11 The BRHL Hooper's Trophies Peewee team travelled to a tournament in Grafton recently, where they returned home with the 'B' Championship. Team members in the above photo include, front row, (1-r), Paul Barr (coach), Andrew Laton, Jason Renie, Michael Luxton, Steve Dao, David Hamum. Back row, (1-r), Antonio Stravato, Ian Cuthbertson, Marie Ganhao, Brian Tamblyn, Steve LaHamme, Nolan Dower, Dennis LaFlamme (asst, coach), Clayton Sorensen, Herman Ganhao (asst, coach). Absent from the photo photo is Ralph Martin (manager). Hooper's Capture 'B 1 Championship The BRHL Hooper's Trophies Pee Wees relumed home from Grafton Grafton the proud recipients of the "B" Championship trophy. Hooper's enjoyed an exciting weekend at Grafton's annual Pee Wee tournament. The players and coaches looked sharp, in shirt and ties, and played sharp, defeating their first opponent, Cobourg's McGregor Electric, 8 to 0. Hooper's scoring was credited to Andrew Laton, and Brian Tamblyn each with a hat-trick, and solo efforts by Antonio Stravato and Mark Ganhao. Assists went to Laton (3), Tamblyn (1), Ganhao (1), and LaFlamme (1). Mike Luxton and Steve Dao, earned the shutout. Later that day, Hooper's faced off against Port Hope's Applemans Auto. Port Hope worked hard, scoring scoring all three of their goals in the first period. Hooper's replied late in the first with two quick goals. The first was scored by Clayton Sorensen, assisted assisted by Antonio Stravato. The second second belonged to Andrew Laton from Brian Tamblyn. Hooper's tied the score in the second period on a nice solo effort from Mark Ganhao. This tie was enough to allow Hooper's to advance to the semi-finals. The following day brought a whole new meaning to the word excitement. excitement. In a semi-final match against Oshawa St. Marks, intense back and forth action resulted in only one Oshawa goal in the first period. Hooper's took a 2-1 lead in the sec- , v pnd on an unassisted goal by. Andrew Laton, and a Brian Tamblyn goal assisted assisted by Jason Renie. Oshawa retaliated retaliated with a goal to tie the game. The sec-saw action continued when Laton regained the lead for Hoopers in the third. With minutes remaining in the game, Oshawa put on the pressure and again tied the game at 3-3, resulting in a one-on- one overtime to determine the victor. As each minute ticked down, a player was pulled from each team. As the skaters decreased in number, the excitement increased in intensity. With only one shooter and one goalie aside, it was do or die. The moment of truth saw Oshawa on a breakaway, full speed for Hooper's Hooper's goalie Michael Luxton. Oshawa's shooter fired a bullet which was artfully intercepted by Luxton and deflected onto the waiting waiting stick of Andrew Laton who broke away from the Oshawa skater and carried the puck to the Oshawa zone. With the players exhausted and the crowd on its feet, Laton made no mistake and coolly drove the puck home, advancing Hooper's to the finals. finals. The game was marked by aggressive aggressive offense, solid defense and exceptional exceptional goaltending by Dao and Luxton. Luxton. For an hour that evening, Grafton belonged to Bowmanville as two BRHL teams, Mr. Sub and Hooper's Trophies, met in the finals. Sub took an early two goal lead before Laton replied for Hooper's with a pair in the first period. The first assisted by Cuthbertson and Rerrie, the second unassisted. Sub regained the lead in the second and added two more goals in the third for a 5-2 final. Sub's win left them with the "A" trophy and gave Hooper's the "B". Thanks to all participants for an exciting exciting tournament and strong competition. competition. 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