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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, November 13, 1996 Section Two Darlington Auto Loses First Game Darlington Auto Sales lost their first game of the season (Oct. 26) when they met up against a determined Skylight Donut team. Darlington spotted spotted their opponents to a two goal first period lead, once again having to play catch up hockey. It wasn't until midway through the second period that Darlington scored when Andy Gifford shot from the point with the assist to Jeremy Paw- Non-Contact Hornets Stung In League Play After a lengthy summer break, the Hornets sponsored by the Bowmanville Saturday Night Non-Contact Hockey League must have still been dreaming about the lazy, hazy days of summer starting their season off with a shaky 9-1 defeat. defeat. Scoring the Hornets only goal was Mike Daly assisted by Ben Hart and Ryan Hoy. After a few hard practices the Hornets rebounded the following following week with a 4-2 win against Bowmanville Kinsmen. Scoring for the Hornets were Stephen Mills, with two, Mike Daly and Bryan Grigg. Helpers were Mike Daly (2), Mark Keith, Graham Caracciolo, and Ryan Hoy. Brandon Spencer played a very strong game in goal for the Hornets. Week three saw the Hornets play a very strong, hard fought game with Carnation Rowers, with action going end to end. However the Hornets came out on the short end losing 5-3. Scoring for the Hornets were Derrick Crossey, Brock Deighten and Stephen Mills. Assists went to Deighten, Crossey and Mike Daly. Once again Brandon Spencer was exceptional exceptional in goal. Statesman Reaches 'A' Finals Statesman opened with a strong effort in a see-saw battle that ended in a 5-3 decision over St. Paul's. Later in the afternoon they completely dominated St. Anne's in a 12-1 rout to advance advance to the 'A' Championship against Crow's Sports, also from Bowmanville. Crow's led 2-1 until the middle middle of the third period when they pulled away with three unanswered goals in a 5-1 win over the Statesman. Statesman scorers were led by Kyle Mackenzie (5g, 3a), Jay Sabiston (3g, 2a), Brad Gray (lg, 4a), Trevor Richtler (lg, 4a), Brandon Sands (2g, 2a), Curtis Snoddon (lg, 3a), Shawn Hughes (lg, 3a), Matthew Matthew Goddard (2g, la), Matthew Matthew Cappuccitti (2g), Chan- telle Roussy (2a), and Daniel Payne (la). Also contributing with strong efforts were Chris Kerr, Chris Heisey and last but not least, goaltenders Gordon Tapp and Adam Jukes. Absent from the tournament but not forgotten forgotten was Gord Baird. The coaching staff would like to thank The Canadian Statesman Statesman for sponsoring our team again this year. son. Darlington scored again in the second to tie the game at 2- 2, when Ryan Davis put it past a tough Skylight netminder, assisted assisted by David Corcoran. The 'game remained tied until Skylight Skylight scored in the third. The final final minutes of the game got real tense when Darlington pulled the goalie and mounted a charge towards the Skylight net. Shots where coming from everywhere. However, none found there mark and the game ended 3-2 for Skylight. On November 2nd, Darlington Darlington Auto Sales met Aamco.. assists going to Brian Charron, Joey Naccarato and Jeremy Pawson. Darlington continued the pressure in the second period period scoring one more when David David Corcoran passed over to Ryan Davis who was able to bet the sprawling Aamco goal- tender. In the third period Darlington Darlington scored the fourth and final goal when Jeremy Paw- son picked up a lead pass from Joe Wright. Darlington players showed some great defensive plays from players like John Carlton, Eric Arsenault, and Miles Cal- Back-to-Back Wins for Atom Selects Aamco was looking to even up houn, while both goaltenders, after their pre-season defeat. Jeremy Morrison and Brian Al- Darlington came out and bert, proved to be too hot for poured the pressure cm, scoring the Aamco team as they earned two goals in the first by Steve their first shutout of the season. Peters and Andy Gifford, with Final 4-0 for Darlington. Following a slow start, the CRHL Atom Selects came up with two solid wins. Despite two goals by the line of Joshua Kewell, Alan Baker and Michael Bertoni, and a third by Matt Savoie from Alan Baker and Doug Myles, the team dropped its season opener 11-3 to a strong Port Hope team. They came up with a fine team effort in their second game to defeat the Port Perry Atoms. Joshua Kewell opened the scoring assisted by Mike Daly. The first period ended went end to end to put one past the Port Perry goaltender. The third opened with a goal by Michael Bertoni from Michael Daly. Port Perry responded with one to keep the game close, but a goal by Derek Vanheuvelen from Brock Deighton and Allan Baker in the closing minutes sealed the game. Their third game was played against Pickering Atom Selects. Selects. With four goals in the first period the Clarington team was in control of die game. Strong defensive efforts from Pickering team. With the exceptional exceptional goaltending of Curtis Carrière and Michael Larter the Eagles allowed only one goaf Using the whole ice for some great passing were forwards Jordan Wilson, Matt Savoie, Derek Vanheuvelen, Alan Baker, Baker, Brad Mcllroy, Michael Bertoni, Bertoni, Brock Deighton, Joshua Kewell and Michael Daly. Points on the games as follows: follows: Michael Daly (2g, la), Joshua Kewell (2g, la), Doug Myles (lg), Brad Mcllroy (lg), Brock Deighton (la), Michael with a 1-1 tie. Midway through Kyle Brown, Kevin Connelly, Bertoni (la), for a final score the second Doug Myles took a Mike Oliver, Mike Sinopoli of 6-1. Thanks to the head and Doug Myles frustrated the coach Iain Myles for the disci- pass from Mike Sinopoli and efforts of the hard skating plined style of play. 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