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GOLF! *otmom, > Creek z GOLF CENTRE 0*S«H* A* W*A Across from Holiday Inn 1000 Hloor St. E., Oshawa * 18 Hole Golf Course * Driving Range * 18 Hole Mini Putt * Including a putting green, sand trap, restaurant and bar OPKN 7 DAYS A WEEK 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. 433-0211 by Chris Rourke The Durham Christian girls' soccer team has hit the jackpot in LOSS A senior girls soccer. They were crowned the 1996 LOSSA senior girls' soccer gold medalists last' Wednesday, May 29, at the Ritson Fields (north of Taunton Rd. in Oshawa). Durham Christian played Pereyma in the semi-finals. They beat them 1-0 in a shootout and also defeated Port Perry 4-0 to win the LOSSA championship. Durham Christian Head Coach Bernice Smink was happy and excited about winning winning the gold medal and how the team performed. "We played really well. We're used to the cold, rainy Statesman and Mosport Strike Beneficial Deal A partnership has been struck that will be of benefit to both The Canadian Statesman and Mosport Park. But the biggest benefactors of the relationship will ultimately be the readers and subscribers subscribers to Clarington's oldest weekly newspaper. After some lengthy negotiations, Canada's Home of Motor Racing will be working in conjunction with our staff to by Brad Kelly help raise their exposure in the community, as well as provide provide us with some exciting promotional opportunities over the summer months. The first of those opportunities will be on Saturday, June 22, during the annual Sidewalk Sale. In addition to the return of the popular Hula Hoop Contest, two race cars and drivers from the Mosport Speedway will be showcased in front of our office. Shoppers who venture down our way will have an opportunity to talk racing with the drivers, while the kids will get to sit behind the wheel of a real racing car. And that is only the beginning. Starting with the Sidewalk Sale, we will be running a promotion promotion for new subscriptions that will be hard to resist for those who don't already receive delivery of The Statesman every Wednesday. All new subscribers will receive two free tickets for a night of racing at Mosport International Speedway, which, can be redeemed any Saturday night throughout the summer. As well, those names will be entered into a Grand Prize draw for the IMSA racing weekend at the Mosport road course on the August 23-25 weekend. Included in the VIP package will be hats and t-shirts compliments compliments of Mosport, a ride around the track, and special privileges on race weekend that will include access to a private private tent where the winners will receive breakfast and lunch on Saturday and Sunday. The winners will also enjoy an event program, private parking, and closed circuit television viewing. The Grand Prize package is worth in excess of $200. ' The Statesman will also be hosting a promotional night at Mosport Speedway on Saturday, July 6. Though details aren't finalized yet, we invite all our readers to join us for a fun-filled evening of stock car racing action. It's a partnership that we hope will be equally beneficial to both parties. And one that will last for years to come. OTHER STUFF -- The Oshawa Generals opted for a couple of bantam-aged players with their first two selections in Saturday's Priority Selection Draft in Kitchener. The Generals selected Bryan Allen of the Ernestown Jr. C hockey hockey club with their ninth selection in the first round. In the second round, they picked Brent Gauvreau of the Sudbury Midgets. Interestingly, they picked two players from the Central Jr. C League. Mark Cairns, a goaltender with the Little Britain Merchants, was taken in the sixth round, while defenceman Rob Cox of the Uxbridge Bruins was an eighth round pick. Cox compiled 219 penalty minutes in 37 games with the Bruins last year. weather, but I could see we needed more water in the final game (against Port Perry), because we were tired," an ecstatic Smink said. Smink said she was glad her team got the chance to play Pereyma in the semifinals. semifinals. "We went into the game knowing we had lost to Pereyma during the regular season, so we were looking forward to playing them again," she told The Statesman. "We knew it would be a close game." She said she was happy to see the offensive explosion in the championship game against Port Perry. "We pulled it together and 2 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, June 5,1996 Section Two Durham Christian Qualifies for OFSAA Soccer Tournament played really well," she stated. stated. "I'm really proud of them." Marie Spoelstra, Jackie Snoek, Yvette Hamelinck, and Sonya Delong scored for Durham Christian to lead their team to the 4-0 win and the LOSSA gold medal game against Port Perry. Smink held high praise for her goalkeeper, Tracy Vanginhoven. "Tracy played well for us. She's the reason we won," she said. "She played tremendously tremendously well for us in goal." Durham Christian will now travel to Pembroke for the OFSAA "AA" Championships from June 6- 8. Lifestyles Raises Over $5,000 The Heart and Stroke Association benefited from an aerobathon conducted by Lifestyles Health and Fitness gym in late March. Over 35 people participated, raising a total of $5,462.90. Presenting the cheque to Brian Joyce (middle) are Lifestyles employees, Sharon Hutcheson (left), and Tracy Mills.