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The Clarington/Courtice Independent, Bowman ville, Saturday, October 26, 1996 7 Youth Bowling League Scores YBC Seniors Team Standings: Spoelstra 17, Preston 14, Welsh 12, Gos- well 12, VanWinkle 9, Toutant 9, Vickeiy 9, Harness 3. High Singles - Laura Spoelstra Spoelstra 263, 208, Amanda Welsh 254, Tim Harness 231, 215, Shane Cowan 229, 204, Tim Welsh 218, Justin Street 218, Tracey Greenley 216, 214, Karen Esselink 213, 204, Jim Goswell 209, 206, Ryan Preston Preston 204. High Triples: Laura Spoelstra Spoelstra 654, Shane Cowan 626, Jim Goswell 614, Tim Harness 610. Juniors Team Standings: • Hellam 14, Griffin 10, Curran 9, Mei- kle 8, T. Flintoff 7, Milner 7, Snider 7, Tennant 7, Dutrizac 5, Virolaincn 5, Hayward 3, Goswell 2. High Singles: Paul Tennant 214, Ashley .Burtch 210, 189, Ashley Henning 208, Jeremy Dutrizac 204, Tyler Hayward 203, Alison Meikle 196, • DJ Flintoff 192, 190, Kim Hellam 186, Shawna Lewis 186, Christopher Christopher Hicks 185, Sean Griffin 185, Shawn Snider 185, Adam Goswell 183, Kyle Milner 183, 177, Jason Griffin 175. High Triples: Ashley Burtch 566, Paul Tennant 524, Jeremy Dutrizac 518, Kyle Milner 515, Kim Hellam 515, DJ Flintoff 497, Scott Penney 470, Jason Griffin 466, Alison Meikle 460, Tyler Hayward 458. Bantams Team Standings: Perry 12, Sal way 10, Neads 9, Gackstet- ter 7, VanHeuvelen 7, Malik 7, Sanders 7, Virolainen 7, Will- sher 7, Mulkins 5, Blacklock 4, Le Blanc 2. High Singles: ^fosh McDougall McDougall 161, Dan Perry 144, Tyler Le Blanc 141, Leith Mulkins 138, Bridget Virolainen 135, Stephanie Van Heuvelen 134, Cassie Greenley 134. High Triples: Leith Mulkins 392, Tyler Le Blanc 371, Bridget Bridget Virolainen 361, Dan Perry 356, Barry Neads 352, Stephanie Stephanie VanHeuvelen 342, Josh McDougall 337. Liberty Mutual Battles CMX On October 12, Liberty Mutual Mutual and CMX's Novice clubs rocked Garnet B. Rickard arena. arena. Justin Hill, of Liberty Mutual, Mutual, opened up an avalanche of , scoring at the 49 second mark. Not to be out done, Jeff Woodcock Woodcock of CMX broke but alone and fired one on a rope slam- ing the inside of the post for the equalizer. CMX's Mike Rankine passed to Jeff Woodcock Woodcock at the 5:43 mark for Jeff's second of many. CMX threatened threatened to put the game out of reach when Chris Mcgraw slid a pass to Jeff Woodcock for a 3-1 lead. Liberty Mutual star Justin Hall directed a pass from Joel Cowles to make it 3-2. At the 8:53 mark of the second, Kyle Mcgarth rushdd one up to Camden Matthews who launched an equalizer into the net. Liberty took the led when Bradley Low slid a precision pass through the crease to Justin Justin Hill for his third. "Justin" owned the second period after scoring his third, he scored two more for a five goal performance. performance. CMX came back in the third with goals from Chris Jukic and Jeff Woodcock to make this a memorable nail biter. Special thanks to Matt Cooper (CMX) and Derek Car- ruthers (Liberty Mutual) for a whale of a goaltender's duel. Midget Toros Beat Ajax 5-3 Toro Midget's squeak out a win. With their record now at 4 wins and 3 losses, the CNC Machinery/Sound Masters Midget Toros are still having trouble doing the basics of hockey. Although the first goal of a 5-3 win over Ajax was a two- way passing play with Chris Steele and Niko Anastassakis, the rest of the game was far from impressive with a lot of two minute minor penalties keeping the lines scrambled and unbalanced. The Toros will certainly have to find their skating legs if the return match with Vaughan on Saturday night is going to be as exciting as the first match. Tyrome Athletic Association starts Thursday, October 24th 7:00 to 0:00 p.m. at Darlington Sports Complex $3.00 per skater Childrens and under FREE Season Passes Available EVERYONE WELCOME! Under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. ©j.p.. Miracle Starts this Fall Put our bulbs to bed now. Have beautiful Holland bulb flowers next spring. 20% OFF All Spring Flowering Bulbs •'Ask Us About Our Planting Service* WE DELIVER! Kamstra Landscaping and Garden Centre 1460 Taunton Rd. E., Oshawa 579-3395 We Deliver and Plant 579-5571 "See the Light...Buy our Bulbs" ©j.p. Crows Sports Brings Home Peterborough Tourney Title The Clarington Toro's "AA" Major Atom team, sponsored sponsored by Crow's Sports, took on all comers and finished on " top at the Peterborough tournament. tournament. In the first game they established established a commanding 5-0 lead over Orangeville and maintained maintained it, but were soon challenged challenged when Orangeville came back with four unanswered goals of their own. The match ended in a 5-4 win for Clarington Clarington Toros. Clarington's goal getters were Steven Nelles, Matt Beech, Brandon Beers, Colin Baker and Garrett Ne- misz. Assists to Jeff Larsh, Andy Chamberlain, Colin Baker, Baker, Steven Nelles, Jeremy McKee and Paul Reed. Goal- tenders were Justin Vanderbelt and Kyle Moore. In their second game, they came from behind to erase a two goal deficit, but could not find the extra goal to beat Peterborough Peterborough who went on to win 3-2. Goal getters in the second game was Garrett .Nemisz, assisted assisted by Tyler Brown, Jeff Larsh, and Matt Beech. Goal- tenders were Justin Vandebelt and Kyle Moore. Undaunted by the defeat, the team went on to establish an early 2-0 lead, and extended it to a 4-2 victory over Sault Ste. Marie. Gaol getter were Colin Baker, Greg Tamblyn, Matt Tamblyn assisted by Jason Jason Hicks, Tyler Brown, Steven Steven Nelles, Greg Tamblyn, Jeff Larsh, Justin Vandebelt. Inspired Inspired by the earlier victory, the team took command of the semi-final game against Whitby Whitby to their victorious 4-1 conclusion. conclusion. Goal getters were Stevens Stevens Nelles, Matt Beech, Jeff Larsh assisted by Zach Pither, Jason Hicks. The goaltender was Kyle Moore. Inspired by their earlier victories, victories, the Crow's Sports Toros went on to manhandle Orangeville, Orangeville, establishing control from the initial faceoff to the 6-0 conclusion. Goal getters were Zach Pither, Jeff Larsh, Greg Tamblyn, Ryan Fradrich, Colin Baker assisted by Jeff Larsh, Garrett Nemisz, Brandon Beers, Andy Chamberlain, Ryan Friedrich, Steven Nelles. Goaltender was Justin Vandebelt. 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