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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, November 13, 1996 Section Two Canadian Championship For Field Hockey Player by Jennifer Herr November's been a busy month for Dana Anderson. Besides completing her physiotherapy course this month, the 23-year-old University University of Toronto student, whose parents live in Kendal, Kendal, was part of the Canadian Canadian Inter-University Athletic Union (CIAU)-champion varsity field hockey team. The tournament was held in Victoria, B.C., Nov. 1-3. Dana Mm led the M to the mile Not only was Anderson a participant, but she was named to the First Team, All-Canadian, and was co- winner of Player of the Year honors. As well, she was named CIAU tournament tournament MVP, and Player of the Game in both the semifinal semifinal and final matches. Considering that in the final 4-2 victory over the Univer sity of Victoria, Anderson scored three goals, none of this is surprising. Anderson says bringing home so much hardware was exactly what she hoped to do this year. "I wanted to go out with a bang," says Anderson, who has played her final game with U of T. "I was ecstatic to win, and to get individual awards as well was the icing on the cake." Graduation doesn't mark the end of Anderson's field hockey career. She will join the Canadian National Senior Senior team in B.C. in February to train for next August's World Cup qualifying tournament, tournament, the first step toward toward Olympic qualifying. "My goal is to be in the Olympics," the O'Neill Collegiate Collegiate graduate says. "We have to keep going for another another four years, for the year 2000 in Sydney, Australia." Australia." Anderson says she "can't imagine going to university without playing varsity." Because the physiotherapy faculty was "very considerate" considerate" to the needs of a varsity athlete, she says she was able to "stretch a four-year degree into five-and-a-half years." She will convocate later this month. Anderson says keeping up with school work, sports and a social life has simply been a matter of "time management." management." "It's become my life," says the former junior national national team player. "So I don't think anything of it. That's what I've done for so many years now." Anderson will spend the few months leading up to her departure for B.C. trying trying to drum up some individual individual sponsorship from local local businesses^ For a $200 tax-deductible donation, sponsors can "adopt an athlete," athlete," Anderson says. Interested Interested businesses or individuals individuals may call The Statesman for more information. information. If Anderson has any regrets regrets about her years playing playing for U of T, they're minor. minor. With a boyfriend on the men's national team, there's been a lot of travel for both. "I think the phone bills are the worst," she says with a laugh. Mathews and Assoc. Begins Season - - y : v. On Saturday, October 26, Mathews and Associates played their first league game against Colbome #1. Colbome pulled ahead early in the game, capturing a 2-0 lead by the end of the first period. period. The second period looked like a carbon copy of the first, with Colbome racking up two more goals. With only 2:16 left to play in the second, Rudy Rickard scored our first goal of the evening, unassisted. Michael Michael Candiano came on strong in the third scoring a fabulous goal, assisted by Emily Bradford Bradford and Rudy Rickard. Andrew Andrew Martin found the net just minutes later off a pass from Kayla Palmateer. The Newcastle Newcastle gang kept the pressure on, but could not get that puck past Colbome's strong defence and goal tender. Final score 4-3. Our first road trip of the year found us in Grafton on Friday, November 1. Grafton took the lead at 8:53 of the first. Thirty seconds later, Alex Andringa tied th game with his first goal of the year, assisted by Andrew Martin. Grafton won the face- off and scored again at 6:53. Rudy Rickard made an excellent excellent pass to Kayla Palmateer who found the net at 1:31. Matthew Lee than scored an unassisted goal at :47 to close the period with Newcastle ahead 3-2. Newcastle then took control of the second period. Our fourth goal was scored by our Wiebe Vander Gaast 20 1/2, Herman Zwart 20, Hotty Vander Vander Gaast 19, Gordon de Jager 16, Melle Rozema 15, Don Vander Meer 15, Shirley Van Belle 13, Rose de Vries 11 1/2, Albert Van Belle 10, Peter Flonk 10. High Single Ladies - Sally Rozema 245. rookie, Darryl Lucyk, assisted by Alex Andringa and Andrew Martin. We took a 5-2 lead when Rudy Rickard scored, assisted assisted by Kayla Palmateer. The third period had our terrific terrific goalie, Chris Warne, working overtime. Grafton managed to sneak in three goals to tie the game at 5-5. Newcastle were all over them for the last minute of the game, but couldn't find the net. Final score 5-5. High Single Men - Melle Rozema 288. High Triple Ladies - Shirley Van Belle 616. High Triple Men - Ike Dyk- stra660. High Average Ladies - Shirley Shirley Van Belle 183. High Average Men - Peter Honk 195. Triple F Bowling BROKEN WINDSHIELD? HURRY Fix It For Free Before It's Too Late! MOBILE WINDSHIELD REPAIR WITH-NO-COST-TO-YOU! WE'RE EVERYWHERE CALL 1 -800-839-0003 FOR DETAILS Vincent Massey Continues Soccer Domination The soccer team at Vincent Massey Public School defeated Ontario St. in the finals of the area championships. The 2-1 victory completed an undefeated season, and marked the fourth year in a row that the school has won the championship. Team members include, front row, from left: Chris Trace, Shawna Perry, Braden Jebson, Amy Shackleton, Kevin Bellerose, Matthew Beech, Bradley Griffin, Jessica Robi- chard, Andrew Chamberlain, Laura Preston, Morgaine Van Loon, Erin Hass, Ryan Fowler. Back row, from left, Mrs. C. Roozenboom (coach), Devon Potter, Jody Milja- novski, Zachary Vine, Paul Reid, Tyler Brown, Ashley Mamo, Amy Persia, Jeremy Farr, Christine Michalejko, Steven Story, Mr. J. Ralfe (coach). Absent was Pauly Johnson. Johnson. Coffee Time Off to Good Start The first league game for Newcastle Coffee Time Novices Novices put us up against Colbome #2. This very young Novice team showed them what they were made of when they came up with a 6-0 victory, with each goal being scored by a different different player. These goals were credited to Jan Berard; Joel Tate; Jessica Holmes, assisted by Jan Berard; Leanne Garisto, assisted by Marcel Vasseur; and Rikki Palmateer, assisted by Krystal Lee and Matthew Stacey. The second game was played against #3. Our Coffee Time gang took the lead in the first period on an unassisted goal by Rikki Palmateer. During the second period Kendall Boyd scored on a great pass from Jessica Holmes to put us ahead 2-0. Karen Wiltshire of Newcastle #3 scored with 6:14 left to play, but that was the final goal of the day giving Coffee Time their second victory, 2-1. Game number three was a real nail biter and Coffee Time's first loss of the season. Jesse Wood of Newcastle #1 scored the only goal of the day with just 1:53 left to play in the game. Our final game this week was Coffee Time's first road trip of the year putting us up against Baltimore #3. We were first on the score- board with a goal scored by Matthew Stacey, assisted by Joel Tate and Rikki Palmateer. Baltimore came on strong in the third scoring twice to put them ahead 2-1. Not to be outdone, outdone, Grant Marcotte tied the game at two with his first goal of the year, assisted by Jan Berard and Jessica Holmes. With 25 seconds left in, the game, Rikki Palmateer put the puck in the top right comer off of a great pass from Matt Stacey Stacey and Krystal Lee. Final score 3-2. 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