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Christmas Classic The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, January 4,1995 9 Produces Championships for Toros by Brad Kelly The Checkers Variety Christmas Classic hockey tournament came to a conclusion last Friday, with four of eight Bowmanville Toro teams winning the championship in their , respective divisions. The following is a brief summary of the results of each of the eight Toros teams who competed in the annual tournament which operated from December 26-30. Dennis Pizzeria Minor Novice The minor novice Toros won 14 of a possible 15 points during the {: Non-Contact : Atom Hornets t, • ! Reach Finals : At Lindsay Bowmanville Non-Contact Hockey League Atom Hornets participated in the Lindsay Tournament, Dec. 30- Dec. 31, and met Crow's Sports in the "A" final. The Hornets blanked Sutton Canadiens Canadiens 7-0 in an impressive debut. Jeff Ball (2 g - 2 a) Martin Frampton (2g - la), Ian LaFlamme (lg - la), Todd Dechene (lg), Nick Beck (lg, la) scored; Mike Murphy, Kris White and Aaron Cook added assists. Goalies Colin Bourke Lycett and Nathan Stout were full value for the shutout. All the Hornets played a strong two-way game. In game two, Jeff Ball scored six goals and added an assist as the Hornets Hornets sank Lindsay Beaver Lumber by a 9-4 count. Greg Quinlay (lg, 2a), Nick Beck (lg,3a), and Ian LaFlamme (lg) rounded out the goal scoring. Assists Assists came from Martin Frampton, Mike Murphy, Brent Dechcene, Clint Krummenacher, Trevor Bourke Lycett and Aaron Cook. The Hornets prevailed over a stubborn stubborn Earl Kennedy Electric squad to qualify for the "A" Final, with a 4-2 victory. Martin Frampton was tireless as he played a tremendous two-way game, scoring two goals. Jeff Ball also scored twice, and Clint Krummenacher set up two, with a single helper from Pat Quilan. This game was a character-builder, as hot goal tending thwarted the Hornets' many scoring chances. The Hornets met the BRHL Crow's Sports in the "A" Final and came out on the short end of a 4-1 score. Tyler Kohn had two goals for „ Crow's, including the winner; Jeremy " Czechowski and Jesse Cole, with the 0 Hornets' goalie on the bench, also l! scored. Nick Beck, on a pass from Mike Murphy, scored the Hornets' only goal. The Hornets had a fun weekend, playing four good games of hockey in an excellent tournament. Sports Shop Novice Team 1 Wins 'A' Title In Pickering 1 The Bowmanville Sports Shop - novice hockey team won the Pickering Pickering Christmas Hockey Tournament, • outscoring their opposition 37-18. In the first game, the Sports Shop , beat a very good team from Deer Creek 13-12. John Lammcrs had eight goals and one assist, Andrew Mar- quardt had three goals and two assists, Brock Dcighton had one goal and one : assist, P.J. Van Kemp had one goal and one assist, Chris Broome one as- ,■ sist, Dave Lindbcrg one assist, Eric ;> Vcraldi and Billy Knapp had one as- ' sist each to round out the scoring. [' In the shootout competition that v; followed the first game, Ryan Evans won the best goalie award for stopping stopping a lot of very good shooters. In the second game, the Sports Shop met National Trust. The Sports Shop dominated every facet of the game and won 9-2. Timely saves by Ryan Evans and excellent teamwork by the entire team helped the Sports- Shop win their second game. John Lammer, Andrew Marquardt, P.J. Van Kemp, Brock Dcighton, Adam Shctlcr and Philip Osier participated in all the scoring. The semi-final game had the Sports Shop and Boyer facing off, with the Sports Shop prevailing 6-2. Timely saves by Ryan Evans and the scoring punch of John Lammcrs and Andrew Marquardt led to the win. P.J. Van Kemp and Brock Dcighton picked up a couple of assists each. In the championship game, Bowmanville Bowmanville Sports Shop met Hobb, Bak- kcr and Bcrgin. After one period, the score was deadlocked at 1-1, but a strong second and third period resulted resulted in a 9-2 win for the Sports Shop. Members of the Bowmanville Sports Shop team are Ryan Evans, Chris Ouimet, Adam Shctlcr, John Lammcrs, Lammcrs, Dave Lindbcrg, Phillip Osier, Kenton Scott, P.J. Van Kemp, Conor Murphy, Brock Dcighton, Chris Broome, Billy Knapp, Andrew Marquait, Marquait, Andrew Murphy, Eric Vcraldi and Ryan Clancy. ■ Coaches Pete Van Kemp, Brian Knapp and Ken Scott would like to thank the Pickering Hockey Association, Association, all the parents and especially the entire team for an all around great effort. effort. round robin, and then posted a shutout shutout in the finals to claim the championship. championship. Goaltendcrs Adam Crydcrman and Justin Andrews combined to help their team to a 4-0 shutout over Vaughan in the championship game. Stephen Comelisscn, Michael Richardson, Ryan Fowler and Bryan Barchard scored for Bowmanville, who led 2-0 after the first period, and 3-0 after the second. In the round robin, Bowmanville finished on top of the division by defeating Oshawa 6-0, Vaughan 7- 1, and Buffalo 13-0. Bowmanville outscored their opposition opposition 30-1 over the four games. McPherson Optometrist Minor Atom After reaching the championship game of their division, the minor atom Toros were overwhelmed by a strong Scarborough team, who doubled doubled Bowmanville by a 6-3 score. Four unanswered goals in the second period by Scarborough were the undoing for Bowmanville. Craig Barraball, Chris McDaniel and Brett McKee tallied one goal apiece in the final game. In round robin play, Bowman- villc started the tournament with back-to-back shutouts. In their opener opener they beat Willowdale 2-0, followed followed by a 3-0 win over Orillia. A 4-2 victory over North Toronto advanced advanced the team to the semi-finals. Against Markham in the semis, a narrow 5-4 win advanced the Toros to the championship game. Harrison Fuels Minor Peewee The minor peewee Toros didn't have much luck in their division, finishing out of the championship game. Bowmanville started with a 3-3 lie against Scarborough, followed by a_ 1-1 draw with Mississauga. They were eliminated from advancing advancing further in their final game, a 7-1 loss to Peterborough. En-Pro Associates Minor Bantam The minor bantams failed to register register a victory in their three games of the Christmas Classic, finishing the round robin with only a single point. Toronto beat Bowmanville in the opener by a 4-1 score. In the final two games, the Toros didn't register a goal, losing 2-0 to York and 4-0 to Thornhill. Square Boy Pizza Major Novice Stingy defence and an overwhelmingly overwhelmingly strong offensive display led the major novice Toros to a convincing convincing championship win. Over their four games, Bowmanville Bowmanville outscored their opposition 43- 0. Goalies Andrew King and Justin Vandebclt shared the goaltending duties, posting shutouts in all four games. In the championship game, two goals apiece by Brendan Kaljundic, Matt Beech, Jason Hicks and Greg Tamblyn led Bowmanville to a convincing convincing 12-0 win over Welland. Brandon Beers, Colin Baker, Garrett Ncmisz and Jeff Larsh had the other goals for the Toros, who led 4-0 after the first period, and 7-0 after the second. In round robin play, Bowmanville Bowmanville earned the maximum 15 points by shutting out Pickering 13-0, Welland Welland 7-0, and Oshawa 11-0. Crows Sports Major Atom Despite finishing first in their division division with 10 points, the major atom Toros were upset 6-0 by Pickering Pickering in the semi-finals. Bowmanville lost 7-2 to Kingston Kingston in the tournament opener, but rebounded with 7-0 and 7-3 wins over Warren Park and Welland respectively respectively to advance to the semis. Destinations To Go Major Peewee Bobby Graham's goal 1:23 into overtime lifted the major peewee Toros into a 4-3 win over Whitby in the championship game of their division. division. Ian Sinclair with a pair, and Todd Bumstead also added goals for Bowmanville, Bowmanville, who won all four of their games in the tournament. Bowmanville actually trailed 2-0 after the opening period of the final game against Whitby. The teams were tied 2-2 at the end of the second, second, and 3-3 heading into overtime. In the tournament opener, the Toros Toros got past Whitby 64, and followed followed with a 2-1 win over Welland, and a 6-0 shutout over Ajax. Halminen Homes Major Bantam A 5-3 victory over the Scarborough Scarborough Stallions gave the major bantam bantam Toros the championship in their division. Bowmanville opened the tournament tournament with a 4-3 loss to the same Scarborough team, but rallied by going going undefeated over their next three games to gain a berth in the finals. A 3-3 tie with Scarborough Y.B. and a 3-0 shutout over Welland to conclude the round robin advanced Bowmanville to the semis. With a 5-3 victory over Ted Reeve, the Toros assured themselves themselves a return game against Scarborough Scarborough in the finals. Craig Barraball, of the McPherson Optometrist minor atoms, accepted accepted the finalist trophy from Don Sinclair after the Toros were defeated defeated 6-3 by Scarborough in the championship game. 328 RITSON RD. 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Accepting the trophy and banner were (not in order of appearance in photo), Corey Oliver, Bryan Barchard, Ryan Fowler. The Square Boy Pizza major novice team outscored their opposition 43-0 over four games to claim the championship in their division. Accepting the trophy from Tournament Chairman Brad Adams are, from left, Jeff Larsh, Garrett Nemisz, and Colin Baker. THE LUNG ASSOCIATION DURHAM REGION Announces The Winter Schedule For THE ASTHMA OUTREACH PROGRAM Oshawa General Hospital - Jan. 16, 18, Feb. 13, 15, Mar. 13, 15, 27, 29 Ajax Pickering Hospital - Jan, 18, 19, Feb, 15, 16, Mar. 15, 16, 29, 30 Bowmanville Memorial - Jan. 17, 19, Feb, 14, 16, Mar. 14, 16, 28, 30 Hospital Community Memorial - Jan. 17, 20, Feb. 14, 17, Mar, 14, 17, 28, 31 Hospital, Port Perry WHERE WE BRING OUR PROGRAM TO YOU! Plan to attend these free sessions. For more information call the Lung Association - Durham Region at 436-1046 sponsored by GLAXO CANADA INC.