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The Clarington/Courtice Independent, Bowmanvillc, Saturday, January 20,1996 7 Burger King Bantams Extend Winning Ways After scoring two afternoon wins in a "No Body checking Tournament" the Newcastle Burger King Bantams returned to their home ice to play host to the Bowmanville Sand and Gravel team. Bowmanville took an early lead just three minutes into the game. But Newcastle tied it less than three minutes later on a goal by Chris Davis from Steve Foster. Craig Harness scored the only goal of the second period, unassisted. The game remained 2-1 until until with 3:11 left in the game, Steve Foster scored to give the Burger King Bantams some breathing room. John Armi- shaw finished the scoring with assists going to Steve Foster and Chris Davis. Final score was 4-1 for Newcastle. December 30 found the Burger Kings in Orono to play the team from Darlington Auto. Ron Smith got Newcastle on the board in the first. Followed Followed late in the period on a goal by Steve Foster from Chris McLean. Bowmanville scored the only goal of the sec ond to keep the game close. But the third period belong to the Burger King team as Steve Foster scored his second, third and fourth goals of the game. Also in the third, John Armishaw scored once. Assisting Assisting on the goals were Colin Bayda, Craig Harness and Randy Brennan. Final score was 6-1 for the Burger King Bantams. Our first game of the new year was played in Orono on January 6. This was also the first game of the season that the physical Newcastle team has played penalty free. Scoring three goals in the first, three in the second and four in th third, saw the Newcastle Newcastle Burger King Team pass and check their way to a 10-0 win over the Kool Enterprises team. Chris Davis lead the way with three goals and three assists. assists. Steve Foster had three goals and 2 assists, Ron Smith, Colin Bayda and Chris McLean each had a goal and an assist, while John Armishaw Armishaw rounded out the Newcastle Newcastle scoring. Optimist Girls Gain Split with Cobourg Clarington Optimist girls played against Cobourg on December December 16 only to be defeated 5-3. Sarah Little came on strong with a hat-trick, with three assists assists going to Lauren Crashley, and assists to Kristen Ryan, Ashley Weir and Melissa Winger. On December 28, Claring ton returned to Cobourg, only this time to come home with a 1-0 win. The only goal coming in the third period to Kristen Ryan with an assist to Melissa Winger. A fantastic team effort and excellent goal tending by Sarah Ferguson made this first victory victory over Cobourg. # Join the Bowmanville Junior 'A' Eagles on Sunday, January 21, 1996 at 7:30 p.m. for M & M Meats Night Bowmanville Eagles vs. Ajax Axemen Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex ©j.p. Radios hack® vcr.tvV stereo You've got questions. We've got answers,™' SERVICENTRE ELECTRONICS - MUSIC - OFFICE SUPPLIES 15 King St. West 697-0310 jj| Bowmanville , P , |fji Square Boys Peewees Gaining Momentum Newcastle OMHA Peewees ended their first season on a positive note taking Ops at a home-and-home series "and also defeating Manvers 3-1. After a solid win against Ops, the boys travelled north to start the week. Newcastle, however, proved in Ops that a team that sticks to the basics of contact hockey almost always comes out on top. Even after losing two players in the game we were able to rally a 6-3 win. With less than a minute left in the first, Matt Zawislak netted the first goal of the game assisted by Bobby Phe- len. Ops players spent most of the second period in the box allowing allowing us to take a further 2-0 lead when Nick Stacey scored his first of two, assisted by Craig McManus. The Newcastle Newcastle boys controlled the third as Derek Heerschop, Nick and Matt scored four more assisted by Matt McGlynn. Ryan Led- dy manned the nets for the last time against Ops. Robbie Thompson, Scott Luxton and Mark Brennan rounded out the forward lines. Manvers came to visit on Wednesday, only to be discouraged discouraged once again. Due to a faulty penalty box door that wouldn't remain shut, this game was only 2 1/2 periods long, but that was all the boys needed. Halfway through the first, Mark Brennan scored for Newcastle assisted by Matt McGlynn and Nick Stacey. Forty nine seconds into the second, Craig McManus scored the winning goal, unas sisted, on an end-to-end breakaway. breakaway. Matt O'Halloran, Adam Toilet and Tyler Knight did a superior job on defense in a second period that saw Newcastle Newcastle shorthanded for all but two minutes. Midway into the third, Matt Zawislak assured the team 1 of a win, assisted by Nick and Brant Saunders. Goaltending was once again super, as Scott Poole allowed Manvers only one in the third. Newcastle OMHA Peewees would like to thank our home town Square Boy Pizza for their sponsorship and continued continued support throughout our season. With playoffs starting January 20, our league games may have come to an end but our team, coached by Jim Stacey, Stacey, Dave McManus, Dennis Thompson and managed by Brian Poole, are dedicated to playing and winning till the ice goes out. Reynolds Plumbing Enters Tournament Reynolds Plumbing Peewees Peewees played Appleman Auto Body from Port Hope on December December 27 in the Whitby House League tournament. Derek Broley, (3g,2a) was named game MVP, while Mike Sellers (2g), Mike Murphy (la), Ian LaFlamme, Luke Lambert and Matt McLuskey also picked up points on the way to a 5-3 win. The Whitby team in game two proved to be too strong for our team, skating to a 5-1 victory. victory. The lone Reynolds scoring scoring play was a goal by Derek Broley, once again named game MVP, on a nice set up from Mike Sellers and Ian LaFlamme. LaFlamme. Our third game was against an even stronger Whitby squad, D.I.S. Insurance. The Reynolds kids dug down deep, and bolstered by the excellent netminding by Ashley Getz, gave a good account of themselves, themselves, though losing 3 to 1. Derek Broley again scored the single Reynolds tally. Ashley Ashley Getz kept her team close with several sparkling saves, and was named game MVP for her efforts. The Reynolds crew, miniis 5 skaters took on the Hooper's squad in league play on January January 7. With eight skaters, they held the fort for two periods. Ian LaFlamme set up Darryl Yorke for the first Reynolds goal, and the game was tied at 1-1 going into the third period. The Reynolds kids ran out of gas, and managed just one more score, as Hooper's Trophy Trophy Centre scored five to win it. Ashley Getz kicked out several several hard shots and is beginning beginning to show consistency between between the pipes. Darryl Yorke and Matt McLuskey thrived on the extra ice time. Nick Beck had several big hits: Brent De- chene, Rob Cummer and Shane Yorke shared the defensive defensive duties and gave it all they had. Jesse Myschowoda and Ian LaFlamme bowled over several Hooper's opponents and came close to scoring several several times. The Darlington YbdtH will be holding a (re: Constitution ApjDroyal):;; on Sunday; February 4th, 7:00 p.m. in the Hampton Hall - All Members Invited - ™;p !•. ! 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