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Page 10 The Clarington/Courtice Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, February 15, 1997 ■ Ontario Provincial Jr. A (Teams get one point for overtime loss) Eastern Conference Phillips Division W L T Pts. Newmarket 41 5 2 84 Collingwood 27 16 4 59 Orillia 23 21 3 51 Lindsay 14 28 4 35 Stouffville Ruddock Division 8 38 1 19 Kingston 39 6 2 81 Peterborough 26 17 3 57 Ajax 20 27 1 42 Bowmanville 15 27 5 36 Trenton 14 31 3 32 Cobourg Western Conference MacKinnon Division 11 34 4 28 Milton 34 9 4 74 Hamilton 30 14 4 65 Oakville 21 25 1 47 Burlington 13 31 2 29 Georgetown Mackenzie Division 2 44 1 8 Bramalea 33 11 2 69 Brampton 32 13 2 66 Mississauga 28 17 3 60 St. Michael's 24 20- 3 54 Streetsville 18 25 6 43 Vaughan 16 30 2 35 Bowmanville Non Contact Hockey League Burke Division W L T Pts. Beasties 16 2 1 33 Sport Exchange 9 8 2 20 Hooper's Trophy 5 14 0 10 Hanes Oliver Division 4 14 1 9 National Home Video 10 3 6 26 A&D Truck Shop 9 6 4 22 D. Base 8 9 2 18 Mosport Shackelton Division 6 11 2 14 King St. Bar & Grill 13 4 2 28 Warriors 11 8 0 22 Rebels 7 9 3 17 Pattern 3 Weekly Results National Home Video 4 Beasties 3 A&D Truck Shop 2 Sport Exchange 1 Hooper's Trophy 10 D. Base 6 Mosport 7 Hanes 3 Blues 7 Pattern 4 Rebels 13 Warriors 3 Newcastle Town League Playoff Standings 13 3' 9 Team W L T Pts. L. Jackson Plumb. & Heat. 2 . 1 0 6 Raxx 1 0 2 4 R. Jackson Heat. & Electric 1 0 2 4 Newcastle Golf Course 0 0 3 3 Ace Submarine 0 1 2 2 Buster's Roadhouse & Tavern 0 2 1 1 *L. Jackson Plumb. & Heat, earned 2 bonus points for winning the lèague. Weekly Results Raxx 2 Newcastle Golf Course 2 R. Jackson Heat. & Elect. 9 L. Jackson Plumb. & Heat 6 Buster's Roadhouse & Tavern 2 Ace Submarine 2 OT Thriller Ends Provincials Sommer West and her North York Aeros will be making another trip to the Canadian Women's hockey championships. But it wasn't easy. North York trailed Newtonbrook 1-0 with 27 seconds left in the championship championship game of the provincial provincial tournament held this past weekend in Cobourg. A late goal, and another in overtime, qualified North York for the Canadian championships in Vancouver from March 6- 10. It was the fourth win of the tournament for the Aeros, who had little trouble trouble advancing through to the championship game. In the round robin, the Aeros, who were the first overall seed heading into the provincial tournament, defeated Peterborough 7-1, and Mississauga 6-1. In the semi-final, the Aeros shutout Scarborough 7-0, while Newtonbrook beat Mississauga 3-2, in overtime, to set up the championship showdown. West had a productive tournament offensively, scoring four times while adding three assists. It will be the second year in a row that the North York Aeros have represented Ontario at the Canadian championships. Last year, the Aeros advanced to the gold medal game, but lost a heartbreaking 2-1 decision to Quebec. Blessings Travel Tykes Inspired Blessings Travel Tykes played one of their more inspired games on January 29, defeating a hustling Orono Tykes by a 6-2 margin. margin. Scoring for Blessings were: Mathew Sankey (2g), Andrew Rynold (2g, la), Matt Wright (2g, la), Dan Dwyer, Mike Harwood and Brandon Devries (la) each. For Orono: Mark Frânko (lg, la), Troy Webster (lg), and Chantel Graham (la). This most entertaining game saw both teams skate and check with reckless abandon. Blessing's strong defence of Wade Picked, Tyler Carefoote, Andrew Rynold and Danny Dwyer were backed by the fine goaltending of Dylan Burns, who made some real key saves. Skylight Drops Tourney Final 4-3 Skylight played Aamco Home Improvements in house league action. Both teams played tight defensive hockey, but Skylight opened the scoring late in the first period on a point shot by Mike Distephano with Glen Ferguson assisting. Five minutes into the second period, Aamco tied the score. Skylight Donuts continued continued to press and regained the lead with 38 seconds to go in the period on a goal by Joel Tymchuk with Mike Wood and Bill Kift drawing assists. The score remained 2-1 throughout the third period. Aamco pulled their goalie for an extra forward, but John Kinghan sealed the victory for Skylight with 10 seconds remaining in the game. Distephano and Tymchuk assisted. Skylight Donuts Bantams travelled to Grafton on January 25, for tournament action. Skylight's first game was against the host Grafton Bantams. Speed, high powered powered offense, tight defense and stand up goaltending resulted in a five goal first period for Skylight. The Donut boys would cruise to a 9-0 shutout over Grafton. Skylight's next game was against Port Hope. Skylight continued where they left off and defeated Port Hope 6-0. These two shutout victories victories put Skylight in the "A" Championship against the undefeated Kingston Bantams. Skylight built a three goal lead well into the second period, but hard work by Kingston resulted in a 4-3 squeaker over Skylight. The goaltending dual of Steve Smith and Derek Lindsay shared in two shutout victories. victories. The team would like to thank Mike Sellers, called up from Peewee, as midseason midseason injuries plague the . team. Point getters for the tournament: tournament: Ian Cuthbertson (3g, 6a), Mike Wood and John Kinghan (4g, 4a), each, Joel Tymchuk (3g, 5a), Billy Kift (lg, 5a), Jeff Hrdlicka (lg, 3a), Mike- Sellers (2g, la), Dave McClinton and Mike Distephano (la) each. Jamie Tabb excels defensively for the team. Skylight returned to houseleague action January 27, versus Lange's Photo. Dave McClinton opened the scoring for Skylight 35 seconds into the game with Ian Cuthbertson assisting. Cuthbertson put Skylight up by two with McClinton returning the favour. A minute later, Cuthbertson found the mark again with Tyler Gibson and John Kinghan assisting. With two minutes remaining in the first period, Joel Tymchuk scored with Mike Wood and Bill Kift assisting. Lange's scored two goals early in the second to make the score 4- 2 in favour of Skylight. Kinghan would pick up Skylight by scoring at the 11 minute mark with Kift drawing the assist. Assists to Tymchuk and Kinghan on Cuthbertson's third goal with just under six minutes to go in the game made the final 6-2 in favour of Skylight. The next evening, January 28, Skylight's opponent was the much improved Kool Enterprises. Kool's scored two, first period period goals. 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