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The Clarington/Courücc Independent, Bowmanvillc, Saturday, February 3, 1996 9 Golf Course Tykes Finish as Finalists Newcastle Peewees Split Playoff Games On Saturday, 'January 13, Newcastle Golf Course Tykes travelled to Bewdley for a tournament. tournament. The first game saw us matched up with our own Newcastle Cooper Fuels. After excellent playing and goaltending goaltending by both teams, the score was tied 3-3 at the end of the third period. Our goals were scored by Kyle Whcaly, and Ryan Nicholson with two. In an overtime shootout, Ryan Nicholson scored the only goal to help Newcastle Golf Course win the game. James Parks The second, game saw Newcastle Newcastle Golf Course matched up against Baltimore #3. With excellent excellent team play and goaltending goaltending by James Parks, Newcastle won the match 3-1. The goals were scored by Kyle Whcaly, and Ryan Nicholson with two. These goals were made possible possible by great team effort. After a long wait, Newcastle' Newcastle' Golf Course went up Port Hopei Although against our team members were tired, ,h=y played a very „u,standing game. Port Hope went on to J b defeat us by a score of 6-2. The proud of a job well done. Our team was awarded "A" runner- up trophies and James Parks was awarded the M.V.P. iro- phy. Team members include: Matthew Candiano, Trevor Clarke, Jesse Garristo, Lcannc Garristo, Jessica Holmes, Daniel Daniel McCarthy, Ryan Nicholson, Andrew O'Leary, James Parks, Jacob Sharer, Michael Tou- shan, Marcel Vasseur, Kyle Whcaly, Spencer Yule and played a very outstanding two goals were scored by Ryan game m net. All the team members should be proud for all the hard work they did on the ice. Nicholson. James Parks played a very solid game in net, and our whole team should be Thanks to coach Gord Whcaly, assistant coach Bruce O'Leary, manager Tim Tou- shan and Steve Sharer for helping helping make the day memorable for all the kids. Newcastle Square Boys OMHA Pccwee hockey team started the first playoff weekend weekend with a loss against Orono. The boys skated a hard first and second period coming out of both with a tie. With four minutes remaining in the first it looked like we would hold a 1-0 lead, as Nick Stacey scored from Bobby Phelan and Brant Saunders. Orono, however, came back to tie with less than a minute left in the first. Matt Zawislak scored two goals in the second. The first, assisted by Derek Hcerschop, was the go ahead goal and the second, assisted by Mark Brennan Brennan and Craig McManus, was needed to go into the third tied 3-3. 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Traffic was heavy in front of Ryan and the opposing end as all the goals in the first were scored in the final two minutes. Omemce scored first and less than 40 seconds later, Matt scored his first of two, assisted by Robbie Thompson. Omc mcc. answered with only 30 seconds left to go. Omcmcc scored once again in the- second second as we went to the third down 3-1. Newcastle came out flying in the third setting up passes and continual backchccking and we were rewarded as Nick scored two and Matt -scored one with assists going to Matt McGlynn (2), Robbie, Bobby and Matt. Nick's winning goal was scored with only two minutes minutes left in the period, and with the persistent defensive play of the whole team including Adam Tollctt, Tyler Knight, Scott Lux Lon and Malt O'Halloran, we came home with a 4-3 win. SKI FOR HEART -- The Heart and Stroke Foundation, along with the Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority, are hosting the 1st Annual Ski for Heart event on Saturday, February 10, from 11:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Long Sault Conservation Area. Skiers are asked to collect pledges, and are awarded- prizes according to the amount of money raised. Prizes, donated by sponsors, will be awarded to the individual who raises the most money. There will be a daylight ski from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and a candlelight ski from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. For more information, contact Brian at 571-1582. Hi! My Name is Pal! I'm a 7 year old Spaniel / Lab neutered male, and shots are up to date. I'm handsome and eager to have a new family to call my own. To inquire about adopting Pal or other adoptables, call Clarington Pet-Connection Telephone: 623-6631 Sponsored bp CLIPPS & CRAFTS Dog Grooming and Pet Sitting 19 Temperance St., Bowmanville ©j.p. I Join the Bowmanville Junior 'A' Eagles on Sunday, February 4, 1996 at 7:30 p.m. for Hooper's Jewellers Night Bowmanville Eagles vs. Peterborough Petes Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex : ' ©J.P.' WHAT IS CLARINGTOIM'S BEST KEPT SECRET? HINT: Serves a $4.99 Lunch Buffet Monday to Friday Cut out alphabet letters and place on ballot on page 15.