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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, April 10,1996 Section Two Remax Begins Round Robin Playoffs On Thursday, March 28, Remax met Lange's Photo in their first playoff game. Lange's opened the scoring late in the second period. Remax tied the game five minutes into the third when Ian Cuthbertson found the net, assisted by Iain Forsyth. This game was an exciting end-to-end match until Remax came to life with two minutes remaining, scoring three goals in 1 1/2 minutes to end the game 4-1. Joshua Johnston scored twice and Josh Cripps added the third, with assists going to Brock Baker, Matt Aldred, and Clayton Sorensen. Remax was pleased to welcome back their captain, Brock Baker, who had ben sidelined since March 10. On Sunday, March 31, Remax met Darlington Auto. Remax struck first early in the first period, when Tom Jennings went end-to-end and scored unassisted. Darlington Auto replied with three goals before the first ended. Remax battled hard, but just couldn't beat the Darlington Auto goalies. Darlington added one more to end the game 4-1. On Tuesday, April 2, Remax met Kool Enterprises in a hard- fought game. Ian Cuthbertson opened the scoring with five minutes left in the second, assisted by Jeff Collins. Both teams had some good chances and Remax added two more with less than a minute to play, with Ian Cuthbertson completing completing a natural hat-trick, assisted by Jeff Collins on the second and Ryan Wood on his third. Bryan Wiltshire and Mike Luxton made some great saves to earn a 3-0 shutout. On Thursday, April 4, Remax met Skylight. Remax scored halfway through the first when Josh Cripps caught a pass from Ryan Wood, assisted by Iain Forsyth. Skylight tied it before the first period ended. There was no scoring in the second as the teams battled back and forth. This game was penalty-free until the third, when Skylight added three more goals, two on the power play. 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SALES & SERVICE Taunton Rd., 3 km. west of Hwy. 115, Orono (905)983-9119 1-800-461-2120 ■■ IARMONY R LIBERTY SI N TAUNTON RD. * ORONO BOWMANVILLE HWY. 2 HWY. 115 j. HWY. 401 ©j.p. Newcastle Lands Jr. C Franchise Newcastle will be the site of the newest entry into the Central Ontario Jr. C League. Negotiations have been going on for some time now to place a new team there, and only a couple of hurdles hurdles remain. And those hurdles are very small ones. The Bowmanville Eagles have by Brad Kelly entered into an agreement with Dave Luciuk to resurrect the old Jr. C team for the 1996-97 season. The league has given its approval for the new franchise, subject subject to negotiating a protected territory for players. The only other hurdle remaining is a vote of approval from the OHA at their annual meeting in June. The vote is expected to be a formality. Despite joining the Jr. A league last year, Bowmanville still maintained the rights to their Jr. C team. That team is essentially being bought by Luciuk. Luciuk played professional hockey in the Detroit Red Wings system, and has coached midget hockey off-and-on in Oshawa for the past 15 years. He is very familiar with the players available to play at the Jr. C The Newcastle ieve| - There is a major sponsor interested interested in becoming involved, and it's quite likely that the name of the hockey club will reflect the sponsor in some manner. The other option being considered is a "Name the Team Contest" that would accept suggestions from residents of the area. The Newcastle hockey club will be affiliated with the Bowmanville Eagles, and is planning to play home games on Saturday nights. With the season. addition of Newcastle, the Central League will expand to seven teams. Port Perry, Uxbridge, Georgina, Little Britain, Lakefield, and Bobcaygeon will make up the rest of the league. The announcement of the team in Newcastle may put to rest some of the rumors that are circulating regarding the Jr. A Bowmanville Eagles. Some of the more popular rumors making the rounds have indicated the team had been sold or was moving to Whitby. Neither is true. In the words of General Manager Mike Laing, the Bowmanville Eagles, "are not, were not, and will not move." Whitby would like to land either a Jr. C or Jr. A team. But, because of the number of junior teams already located in that area, granting that town a franchise seems unlikely. The Eagles are moving ahead with plans for next year, which includes the return of all the coaching and management management staff. The first on-ice activity for the team will be an evaluation camp that is tentatively scheduled for June 22-23 at Iroquois Park in Whitby. The camp will be limited to 60 players. From there, the team will open a training camp in conjunction conjunction with Newcastle some time in August that will be based in Newcastle. Once the Recreation Complex opens, the Eagles will move their training camp to Bowmanville, while players hoping to crack the Newcastle Jn C roster will remain behind. There are spots available at every position for next year's Eagles team, and manager Laing is looking to fill a number of those places with players from last year's Central Ontario Wolves midget team. In other news surrounding the team, there is a strong chance that the Eagles will be moving their home games to Sunday afternoons. The 2:00 p.m. start would break from the traditional 7:30 p.m. faceoff. 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