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Ontario Provincial Jr. A (Teams get one point for overtime loss) Eastern Conference Phillips Division W L T Pts. Newmarket 25 3 2 52 Collingwood 18 12 4 41 Orillia 16 12 3 37 Lindsay 10 17 3 26 Stouffville Ruddock Division 4 25 1 11 Kingston 23 4 2 49 Peterborough 16 13 2 36 Bowmanville 11 16 3 26 Ajax 12 18 0 24 Cobourg 8 22 2 20 Trenton 8 20 2 19 Western Conference MacKinnon Division Milton 21 6 2 46 Hamilton 17 9 3 37 Oakville 13 15 1 30 Burlington 9 21 2 20 Georgetown 2 27 1 7 MacKenzie Division Bramalea 24 5 0 49 Brampton 22 7 1 45 St. Michaels 17 11 1 35 Mississauga 13 16 1 28 Streetsville 10 13 4 24 Vaughan 10 17 2 22 Newcastle Townleague Hockey Team W L T Pts. Ace Submarine 8 2 1 17 L. Jackson Plumb, and Heat. 8 2 1 17 Raxx 4 5 2 10 R. Jackson Heal, and Electric 4 6 1 9 Busters Roadhouse & Tavern 4 7 0 8 Newcastle Golf Course Sunday's Results 2 8 1 5 Newcastle Golf Course 7 Robert Jackson Heating & Electric 5 Larry Jackson Plumbing and Heating 3 Ace Submarine 1 Raxx 6 Busters Roadhouse and Tavern 3 Bowmanville Non-Contact Hockey League Team W L T Pts. Burke Division Bcaslics 12 0 0 24 Sport Exchange 7 4 1 15 1 lanes 3 8 1 7 Hooper's Trophy 1 11 0 2 Oliver Division National Home Video 6 3 3 15 A&D Truck Shop 6 4 2 14 D. Base 5 6 1 11 Mosport Shackclton Division 3 7 2 8 King St. Bar & Grill Blues 9 2 1 19 Warriors 8 4 0 16 Pattern 2 7 3 7 -'Rebels 2 8 7 2 6 Weekly Results Hanes 6 Mosport 2 Hooper's Trophy 9 D. Base 3 Beasties 3 national Home Video 2 A&D Truck Shop 4 Sport Exchange 1 King St. Bar & Grill Blues 6 Warriors 4 1 Oshawa Pattern 6 Rebels 6 Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, December 18,1996 5 Midget Eagles First in Marmora Twice a bridesmaid...finally a bride! That's the way the players of the midget Eagles Select team must have felt returning returning from their latest tournament tournament in Marmora on Saturday, December 14. In each of their first two tournaments of the season, they had played well enough to compete in the 'A' championships but were unable unable to finish the tournaments with wins. However, the 'A' Championship did not elude the midget Eagles this time. In their opening game against the Norwood selects, the midget midget Eagles emerged with a 4-0 victory. Steve Tabb scored first with assists earned by Jamie Potter and Scott Slack. Andrew Eaton doubled the score in the second period while Brock Baker and Joel Osborne each notched a goal in the third. Against the Marmora Mid gets in their second game, Nathan Nathan Osborne wasted not time getting thé Clarington Midget Eagles on the scoreboard. Less than a minute into the period, he got the assistance he needed from Brock Baker and Andy Griffin to put the scorekeeper to work. Steve Tabb was able to beat the Marmora goalie a second time in the next period to give the Eagles Selects a 2-0 lead. However, 1 that lead was reduced to one when Marmora scored late in the period. In spite of some pressing offence, the midget Eagles were unable to add to their side of the scoreboard in the third period. Meanwhile, Marmora scored once more to end the game at a 2-2 tie. Although the Clarington Clarington Eagle Selects would have liked to hold on to the win, the tie still earned them a place in the 'A' Championship. As luck would have it, the Marmora Selects also ended up in the championship game. In that game, it was clear that Marmora had no intentions of giving their opponents a two- goal lead, as they had before. Just over a minute into the game, Marmora netted the important important first goal. However, the Midget Eagles tightened up their defense to shutdown the Marmora sharpshooters from further scoring until late in the third. However by that time, The Clarington Selects had notched four goals. Chris Henry and Brock Baker each scored once while Steve Tabb added two. Assists were earned by Jason Knox, Scott Slack, Nathan Osborne, Andrew Eaton Eaton and Ryan Wood. This 4-2 victory gave the Midget Eagles their first 'A' Championship this season and probably made their long ride home more enjoyable enjoyable than their returns from previous tournaments. The players and coaching staff wish Scott Lane a speedy recovery from a broken collarbone collarbone incurred during the tournament. tournament. Statesman Atoms Reach 'A' Finals Canadian Statesman were 'A' Finalist in the Atom B House League Tournament hosted by Mariposa Township. The Statesman opened with a 1-0 win over Mariposa on a goal by Chamelle Roussy assisted assisted by Daniel Payne. Adam Jukes and Gordon Tapp shared the shutout. All players contributed contributed in a strong defensive effort. Shawn Hughes led the Statesman Statesman to a 7-5 win over Newcastle Newcastle with two markers. Curtis Snoddon (lg, la), Kyle MacK- enzie (lg, la), Jay Sabiston (lg, la), Gord Baird (lg), Matthew Matthew Cappuccitti iV (lg), Brad Gray (2a), Chris Heisey (la), and Brandon Sands (la) also contributed to the scoreboard. The final game was a defensive defensive battle from start to finish with the Statesman coming up on the short end of a 2-1 loss to Nobleking. Matthew Goddard tallied the lone goal, unassisted. unassisted. „ Trevor Richtler also played a strong tournament on defence. On Saturday, December 6, in league action, the Statesman, behind shutout goaltending of Gordon Tapp and Adam Jukes, defeated Checkers Variety 3-0. Jay Sabiston opened the scoring scoring on a pass from Matt Goddard. Goddard. Kyle MacKenzie set up Brad Gray with the lone goal in the second period. 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Assisting on the Toros second goal was Get your tax refund before ^Christmas Contact our office. You may be eligible for an early tax refund. Pre-Christmas CA$H BACK H&R BLOCK 25 Queen St. Port Hope 885-5771 71 King St. W. Newcastle (905) 987-0521 ©j.p. Stephen Bathe and Andrew Albertini. Albertini. Stephen Bathe added some breathing room with a short-handed marker halfway through the third; Hailey Van- Seggelen and Corey Prince had the assists. Kyle Goodchild rounded out the scoring on a great feed from Stephen Bathe and Mitch McMichael. The Toros won round one by a final score of 4-1. The two teams tangled again less than 24 hours later in Markham. Dennis Pizzeria opened the scoring again, just two minutes into the first period. period. David Ross scored when Brian Allore sent him on a breakaway. The Waxers tied the game early in the second on a breakaway from centre ice. The Toros went ahead to stay two minutes later. 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