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Square Boy Bounced This past weekend the Square Great goaltending at both ends Boy Pizza Novice Toros through the third period and played host to seven of the best sudden death kept this game a Major Novice teams in Ontario tie. f° r annual Silver Stick Game three had our boys up qualifying Tournament. The against the highly, rated Oak- Newmarket Redman went un- ville Rangers. A solid team ef- defeated through five games to fort produced a 2-1 win for the take home the Championship. Square Boy team. Once again The locals opened the tourna- great goaltending by Jesse ment with a heartbreaking 2-0 Francis and Chris Cook kept loss to the Aurora Tigers. the Oakville offence to only Game two was a chance for 0 ne goal. Brian Corcoran revenge against the Belleville scored from Derek Vanschyn- Bobcats who defeated the To- dd and Ian Garrison to put the ros m Peterborough earlier this locals up 2-0 on a pass from season. The boys spotted the Chris Boyce. Cats a 2-0 lead, but fought back to tie the game in the sec- A win and tie left the Square ond period. Brad Farrow Boy team with an identical scored from Jordan Gross and record as Belleville. However, Derek Vanschyndel on a nice the Bobcats advanced as they pass from Brett Baraball gave scored the first goal when they the Toros their two goals, played earlier in the day. --• ■ 1 ■■■■-- Dr. John Clark is pleased to announce the opening of his new Chiropractic Office in Newcastle OPEN HOUSE on November 16th, 1996 12 noon until 4 p.m. Join us for refreshments Located at: 85 King St. W, Unit #1 Newcastle, Ontario 905-987-9900 "Maximize your health, naturally" Craig Strong has moved!! J.E. Quantrill Chevrolet - Geo - Oldsmobile - Cadillac Ltd. is pleased to announce the appointment of Craig Strong to their sales and leasing department. Craig has helped hundreds of people in the Durham Region and surrounding area find the right vehicle. If you're in the market for a new or used automobile Craig would be pleased to assist you in a professional, nopressure nopressure manner. A special invitation goes out to his many past customers to drop by for a visit. J.E. QUANTRILL Chevrolet - Geo - Oldsmobile - Cadillac Ltd. 265 Peter St., Port Hope 1-800-297-4876 (905) 885-4573 eJiF The Clarington/Courtice Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, November 16, 1996 7 Midgets Lose Two Major Atoms Qualify for Silver Stick The Major Atom Toros posted a 4-1 win over Burlington Burlington in the championship game of the Silver Stick regional regional qualifying tournament that was held at the Recreation Recreation Complex and Darlington Arena last weekend. The Toros now advance to the Silver Stick tournament in January that will be hosted by Sarnia. The above photo was taken during the final game. Dennis Pizzeria Outstandina So far November has not been kind to the Midget Toros, with losses to Whitby 6-4, and Peterborough 7-1. It is fast becoming a frustrating frustrating year for the CNC Machining/Sound Machining/Sound Master Toros as any given night there seems to be players missing from the lineup lineup causing coach Lange to juggle juggle his lines and defense pairings, pairings, which is keeping everybody everybody off balance. The one bright spot has been the play of Chris Steele as he is getting more and more comfortable comfortable off balance. The one bright spot has been the play of Chris Steele as he is getting more and more comfortable comfortable playing at the 'AA' level once again. Scoring in the two games are as follows: Chris Steele (3g), Ryan Winning (lg), Niko Anastassaki (lg), Dan MacDonald MacDonald (2a), Chris Baumhauer (la), Brian Ball (2a), Owen Kennedy (la), Pat Dupuis (la), and Clayton Kohn (la). The Toros have now lost four straight, although they did put a gallant effort into the 7-3 loss to Peterborough on Monday, November 11. On Sunday, October 27, The Minor Novice Toros travelled to Richmond Hill. The Baby Bulls opened the" scoring in the first period with a goal from Chad Deighton, as- . sisted by Mitchell McMichael natl on the Baby Bulls walked and Kyle Goodchild. With the a way with a 7-0 victory. roaring back three more times to win the game 6-1. On Sunday, November 3, the Toros were again host to the Ajax Knights. Once again with desire, dedication and determi- Kyle play going back and forth it wasn't until 23 seconds into the second period that the Baby Bulls scored their second goal of the game. A solid team effort enabled the Baby Bulls to capitalize four more times before ending, the game with a 6-1 victory. Scoring for the Toros: Chad Deighton two goals, 1 assist, David Ross one goal, 2 assists, Brian Allore two goals, Mitchell Mitchell McMichael one goal, one assist, Kyle Goodchild two assists, assists, Stephen Bathe one assist, and Jason Sulyma one assist. Cody Woodcock and Michael Harris were strong in net. On Wednesday, October 30, Dennis Pizzeria Toros hosted the Ajax Knights in what proved to be a very fast paced game with the Toros skating to a 2-0 lead at the end of the first period. In the third period the Ajax Knights were able to put one past the Toros netminder, at which point the Toros came Harrison Fuels Reach Semis This past weekend saw the Harrison Fuels Major Peewees participate in the Regional Silver Silver Stick hockey classic in Bowmanville. In their first game of the tournament, the Harrison Fuels squad came out flat and never really mounted any attack, as a hungry Barrie team capitalized on their chances, winning 2-0. Game two began much like the previous night as Orangeville Orangeville jumped out to an early 2-0 lead. Orangeville held the lead until the ten minute mark of the third when the Toros began to come to life. Diligent fore- checking had the Orangeville defencemen in a frenzy and by the two minute mark the Toros had knotted the game at 2-2. With only a minute and a half remaining Josh Couture iced the game from a scramble in front of the Orangeville goal. Make the final 3-2. The final round robin game saw the Toros pitted again Whitby. The Toros dominated from the start winning 6-2 and advancing to à semi-final game versus Kanata. In the semifinal semifinal tilt Kanata, eventual toumy champions, proved just too strong on this day winning 4-0. Scoring for the team were: Stephen Bathe two goals, two assists, Kyle Goodchild one goal, David Ross one goal, one assist, Hailey Van Seggelen one goal, one assist, Andrew Albertini one goal, two assists, Brian Allore one goal, with assists assists also going to Chad Deighton, Deighton, Mitchell McMichael, Tim Lew, Lukas Pither and Adam Derks. The goaltending; duo of Cody Woodcock arid Michael Harris were solid when called upon. 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