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i The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, August 17,1994 7 Mason Windows Under-9 Soccer Team Wins A' Title The Darlington Tier I under-9 soccer team are fresh off an 'A' Championship victory at the Cobourg Invitational Tournament that was held the weekend of August 6. Darlington defeated Belleville, Cobourg Cobourg and Port Hope in elimination play, then needed double overtime to get past Ajax 4-2. Team members members include, front row, (1-r), Daniel Michael, Kevin Bellerose, Ryan Hibbard, Ryan Fowler, Justin Andrews, Andrews, Richard Morel. Middle row, (1-r), Ian Martin, Kyle Searle, Bradley Bakker, Justin Andrews, Derek Van Heuvelen, Devon Potter, Tanner Millson. Back row, (1-r), assistant coach Wil Bakker, manager manager Esther Bellerose, coach Jim Potter. Absent from photo is Greg Mostert. The team is sponsored by Mason Windows, and remains undefeated in tournament and regular season play. The Darlington Tier I under-9 soccer team won the 'A' Championship Championship at the Cobourg Invitational Tournament on the weekend of August August 6. The team defeated Belleville, Cobourg Cobourg and Port Hope during elimination elimination play to win its pool. The team then met Ajax for an exciting final. Ajax led the game 2-1, but with less than two minutes remaining, Bradley Bakker scored the tieing goal. Ryan Hibbard played a strong game in goal, stopping several Ajax shots late in the game when Darlington Darlington was pressing for the tieing goal. Neither team scored during the first overtime period. Early in the second overtime period, period, Bradley Bakker broke down the left side and sent a hard shot in the comer of the goal for a 3-2 lead. Darlington continued to press Ajax and a nifty three-way passing play between Kyle Searle, Bradley Bakker Bakker and Tanner Millson led to a pretty pretty goal by Tanner, securing a 4-2 victory. Strong team play continues to be the key to the team's success. Justin Andrews and Kevin Bellerose played strong defensively. The team defeated Belleville 6-0, Cobourg 13-0, and Port Hope 4-0 en route to the final. Gemini Gymnastics Club Expands to Offer Quality Recreational Programs Baker Construction Faces North York In Next Round of CSL Cup Play Baker Construction of the DYSL has advanced to the next round in CSL Cup play. The CSL Cup is a tournament that runs year long within within the league. The next Cup game is scheduled for August 23 at Solina versus North York. A win would put Darlington Darlington in the Cup finals in September. September. In league play, Baker Construction Construction is still in first place in the Central Central Soccer League heading into the last week of the regular season. On August 9, Darlington was visited visited by Pickering at the Solina pitch. The first half ended in a 1-0 lead for Darlington, due mostly to good goalkeeping and defence on the part of a determined Pickering team. Darlington came out fired up in the second half and scored three more times to win the game 4-0. The win leaves Darlington alone in first with Whitby only a single point behind. Darlington played their final regular regular season game on August 16 against Etobicoke. Over the August long weekend, Darling participated in the Kitchener Kitchener International Soccer Tournament and played well, but lost out to a couple of strong teams. Darlington lost its first match, 2- 1, in a game with Burlington that could have gone either way. This loss made it difficult for Darlington to advance from its group. They would have to play well and hope another team could give Burlington a loss as well. The next opponent was Dixie, who defeated Darlington 3-2. With any hopes of advancing gone, Darlington relaxed and crushed a team from Guelph 8-1, then headed back to the hotels and water parks for fun and campfires. Darlington is scheduled to play one more tournament this year in Whitby on August 20-21. Thanks to all the parents and fans for all your continued support. BOWMANVILLE FIGURE SKATING CLUB 1994 - 95 SEASON New This Year!!! Registration to take place at Bowmanville Mall Saturday, Sept. 10th, 1994 10:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Call Ann Monaghan 623-3354 for more information CANSKATE: One day - Sunday at Darlington - $120.00 Two day - Mon. and Wed. at Bowmanville - $225.00 CANFIGURESKATE: Mon., Wed. and Sun. - $450.00* 'Fee includes ice time and lessons by Prof. Coach INTERMEDIATES: Mon., Wed. and Sun. - $325.00 SENIORS: (4 days) - $425.00 (3 days) - $365.00 (2 days)-$235.00 (1 day) - $175.00 Skaters must have Prelim. Freeskate, 1st Figure and Junior Bronze dances to qualify for Senior Session. POWER SKATING: $130.00 - No fundraising fee - no CFSA fee. For info on Power Skating call Mike Rate - 697-2274 $30.00 fundraising per family - fully recoverable - due at registration. Partial Payment Plans auailable on all sessions $15.00 Late Registration Charge - Professional Coaches available Come to our Open House on Wed., Sept. 14th at Bowmanville Arena from 5 p.m. - 9 p.m. and check us out! COMING SOON: - "Learn to Skate" - a fun program designed for Kindergarten Kids up to 5 years of age - to start in Mid-October and run for 8 weeks - morning or afternoon sessions available - fully supervised with professional coaches. n Call Ann Monaghan 623-3354 for more information g) SPECIAL SUMMER SALE Begins Thursday August 18th for THREE DAYS ONLY... 025% OFF ALL STARTER CAPS smarm. CMC IE3 O$20 OFF CCM Replica Major League Baseball Jerseys us Thursday - We'll Midnight for Moonlight Madness Bowmanville Sports Shop 623-0322 58 King Street W. Bowmanville Gemini Gymnastics, is growing! The club just acquired an additional 5,000 square feet adjacent to our present 10,000 square foot training facility. This will enable Gemini to expand expand their current recreational program, program, offering classes every day of the week. "We are in the middle of extensive extensive renovations. We wanted to be in a position to offer more choices to our recreational athletes," said Brenda Hicks, Gemini's club president. president. "Although we offer an outstanding outstanding competitive girls' program, the majority of our athletes are here for fun on a recreational basis. We have a huge responsibility to offer the best recreational programs for our community." For nearly 20 years, Gemini's mandate as a non-profit, parent run Newcastle Ladies Slo-Pitch ANNUAL ALL STAR GAME Tuesday, Aug. 23rd at 7 p.m. Memorial Park, Bowmanville Come and Enjoy Fundraiser: Hot Dogs 50-50 Draw Sausage on a Bun Pop © STARTING New Teen Classes and Adult Classes Tap • Ballet • Jazz Hip Hop • Theatre Dance' • Classes for All Ages • Performance Opportunities Competition Work and Exams Our classes are always fun, exciting and disciplined, 1 [NEWLOCWm- 16 Carlstrap Rd. ' 2nd Floor (off Baseline Rd. |E. of Liberty St. S.) Bowmanville Also Classes In the Villago of Nowcastlo CALL TODAY, LIMITED SPACE Competitive Prices - on Classes, Costumes ■ and Recital FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 435-0762 or 723-0593 t Barbara Szabunia B.A.T.D., C.D.T.A. organization has been to promote the sport of gymnastics on all levels. Gemini has room in the club for every child from recreational to High Performance levels. Gymnastics Gymnastics is a great base sport where fitness fitness and feeling good about your own accomplishments work hand in hand. In addition to expanding facilities, facilities, Gemini has also hired two additional additional international level artistic women's coaches for their excellent competitive program. "We wanted to be in a position to offer more choices to our athletes." -Brenda Hicks Valentina Groui-Kachkcvitch is the new choreographer, and Andrei Gorodctskii is an artistic gymnastics coach. This brings the professional coaching staff to a total of five. Gemini welcomes this husband and wife team to the club and the community. They have been in Canada for just one year and have come from the Ukraine. Valentina has twenty year's international coaching experience. experience. While in the Ukraine, she coached several U.S.S.R. and Ukrainian Ukrainian medalists, including Yulya Kut. She also earned the U.S.S.R.'s Best Coach Award. Andrei is a former U.S.S.R. and Ukrainian champion himself, and has 15 years of high level coaching experience, including preparing five Ukrainian Masters of Sport. We arc anticipating a great turnout turnout at our annual gymnastics demonstration demonstration to be held at Centre Court in the Oshawa Centre on Friday, August 19, between 6:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m., and Saturday, August 20 between 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m., and again between 3:00 p.m, anil 5:00 p.m. Gemini's competitive athletes will be demonstrating a variety of dance, tumbling, beam and mini tramp routines. Please conic out to meet Gemini's coaching staff and enjoy the performances, In addition, there will be a table on site to provide information on the club and its programs. 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