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I The Clarington/Courticc Independent; Bowmanville, Saturday, August 24, 1996 Bowmanville Eagles Open Pre-Season Against Trenton The Bowmanville Eagles will be moving their training camp into another gear this weekend. After three days of scrimmages, scrimmages, the Provincial Jr. A hockey team will play their annual annual Black and While game on Saturday afternoon at 3:30 p.m. at the Newcastle Arena. The game will feature many of the young players hopeful of gamering a spot on the final roster. On Sunday night, the Eagles Eagles will play their first pre- season game when they host the Trenton Sting at the Newcastle Newcastle Arena. Game time is 7:30 p.m. The team will also be playing playing games in Strectsville on Tuesday, August 27, and Saturday, Saturday, August 31, against Stouff- ville, before moving their training training camp to the Recreation Complex following Labour Day weekend. The rosters for Saturday's Black and White game arc: Black -- Ryan Unwin, Kevin Kevin Taylor, Rob Howes, Dan Ricicca, Ryan Van Astin, Dan Chabot, Steven Ewlcs, Brad Black, Ryan Latimer, Scan Andre, Andre, Seth Gray, Chris Thaler, Donavon Reid, Graham Wool- ford, Ian Frantz, Aaron Rice, Nick Adams, Cory Phillips. White -- David Ycllowlccs, Mike Sladeczck, Kevin Pick- ell, Brent Pacosta; Kory Dumas, Dumas, Josh Bade, Troy Verge, Scott Gilmour, Jason Churly, Ryan Jackman, Jason Lange, Chris Steele, Mike Nason, Brett Macrury, Mike Strutt, Jeremie Rankine, David Chant, Cameron Miller. Admission to the Black and White game on Saturday is free, while Sunday's exhibition game carries a $2 charge. Improvements Continue for Sports Injuries Soccer Team The past month has seen The Clarington Rehabilitation and Sports Injury Clinic Under -15 girls' soccer team continue to improve on their first season. season. They have played games against Oshawa Kicks, North York Cosmos, Pickering Power Power and Peterborough Phoenix, winning three of the four games. m$i soccer team recently BROKEN WINDSHIELD? GAS BAR-B-Q : I while supplies last i with every windshield replacement i. PLUS WE PAY YOUR I DEDUCTIBLE ! on most insurance claims j Auto Gloxr 19 SILVER STREET, BOWMANVILLE CALL TODAY 623-4225 OSHAWA 571-7852 PORT HOPE 885-4696 ■■■ © J.P. On July 25, the team travelled travelled to Oshawa Civic Fields to play against the Oshawa Kicks. They were able to win by a 4-1 score. Christie Stevens Stevens was able to score two of the goals, one on a beautiful cross from Jennie Williamsdn. Jennie and Christie also anchored anchored the comer kicking duties. duties. Kristen Goddard pestered the coach to place her on forward forward with a promise of a goal if he did. He did and she did. Emily Muir contributed the final final goal. Full backs Melanie Richtler, Crystal Blais, Amie Kurianowicz and Casey Newell Newell assisted keeper Karen Rickard in only allowing one goal. Aggressive play by halfbacks halfbacks Kerra Gardner and Brittany Brittany King contributed to the overall success of the game. On August 1, the team was at home at the Darlington Hydro Hydro fields to North York Cosmos. Cosmos. This game was a nail- biter to the end. The score of 3- 2 was not decided until the last minute of play when forward OPENING AND REGISTRATION ST. STEPHEN'S SECONDARY SCHOOL (905) 623-3990 MARY-CATHERINE KELLY, PRINCIPAL WELCOME: SEMESTER 1 BEGINS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3,1996 STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED TO ATTEND FOR A FULL DAY SCHEDULE. SCHOOL DISMISSAL WILL BE AT 3:15 P.M. It is essential that each student attend on opening day. The Bus Drivers will make contact with you just prior to opening day. Morning Bus pick up will be at the normal time. In order to obtain a student timetable, all textbooks, library books and all student fees must be up to date to begin the school year. The cafeteria will not be open for lunches on September 3,1996. STUDENTS ARE REQUESTED TO BRING A BAGGED LUNCH. Students who have recently moved to the area should contact the school during the week prior to opening day MAIN OFFICE: WILL BE OPEN AUGUST 19 - AUGUST 30,1996 FROM 8:00 A.M. -12:00 NOON and 1:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M. NOTE: The Guidance Office will be open to register students and/or make changes in timetables August 26 - August 30, 1996,8:00 a.m. -12:00 noon. PLEASE CALL THE SCHOOL FOR AN APPOINTMENT *PLEASE NOTE* THE SCHOOL OFFICE WILL RE-OPEN AUGUST 19,1996 AT 8:30 A.M.-I his is a great time to return school textbooks and Library materials. Emily Muir drove home the winning goal. North York managed to force the team to come back from a 2-1 deficit. Forward Christie Stevens stepped in to replace Karen Rickard in goal. She demonstrated demonstrated an ability to not only score goals but prevent them as well. Superior play by fullback fullback Crystal Blais helped to prevent two goals plus kept the ball out of the Darlington end. Solid passing from the halfbacks halfbacks to the forwards helped turn the game around. On August 8, the team travelled travelled to Pickering for their only game under lights. On a field •that was more swamp than • grass, the team met only their third defeat this season. Again Emily Muir and Christie Stevens Stevens contributed offensive power in a losing 3-2 decision. Pickering Power got off to an early start which forced the teàm to play catch-up throughout throughout the game. Once the girls settled down they were able to play well but could not drive home the tying or winning goal. On August 15, the team was at home to Peterborough Phoe nix. The whole team performed performed well maintaining control. control. Peterborough managed to score one goal in the 4-1 decision. decision. Full-back Crystal Blais continued to improve her play. Half-backs Brittany King and Krista McCreary stepped up their level of play to get to the ball before" any Phoenix players. Passing, heading and control of the ball were exem plary. Again forward Christie Stevens stepped in to play goal so that keeper Karen Rickard could play on forward. Both demonstrated an ability to play in both positions. The team has also participated participated in tournaments in Gloucester Gloucester (Ottawa area) and Kitchener Kitchener during the month. 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