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Page 10 The Claringlon/Courticc Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, March 22, 1997 Newcastle #3 Novices Win Bragging Rights Over Newcastle # 1 The March break meant one thing to the Newcastle #3 Novice: HOCKEY! With a schedule of five games in seven days, the team played its best hockey of the year. Saturday, March 8, found Number Three facing off against home town rival Newcastle number one. Paul Ferguson drew first blood for Newcastle on a Craig Procknow feed. Kyle Whealy scored a breakaway goal to put Newcastle up 2-0 at the end of the first. Camden Matthews scored the only goal of the second on a fine passing play from Jeffrey Frenette and Ian Brash. Paul Ferguson scored the final goal of the game at 6:49 of the third. The strong defensive defensive play of Karen Wiltshire and Kyle McLeod helped to anchor goaltender Paul Shkordoff's 4-0 shutout. March 10th, found Newcastle at the Bowmanville Rec. Centre, competing in Bowmanville's March Break Tournament. Day one found Newcastle squaring off against Bragg's Birdseed. Neither side was able to "pop the mesh" until the second period. Camden Matthews scored Newcastle's first on a "highlight reel" pass from Jeffrey Frenette. Seconds later, Jeffrey Frenette scored on a Michael Vossen feed to put Newcastle up 2-0. By the end of the second, second, Bragg's had scored one of their own to pull within one. At 9:08 of the third, Camden Matthews scored the game's deciding goal on a pretty play from Matthew Scatterty and James Parks. With minutes left, Bragg's scored their second, but it was too late. Final score: Newcastle 3, Bragg's 2. Brimming with confidence from the previous day's performance, performance, Newcastle faced off against Bowmanville Sport Shop. Sport Shop scored the only goal of the first to hold a slim 1-0 lead. Kyle Whealy put Newcastle on the board at 8:59 of the second, scoring an unassisted goal. Less than a minute later, Kyle Whealy scored on a fine breakaway effort to put Newcastle up 2-1. The lead was to be short-lived as Sport Shop replied with two of.their own to maintain a 3-2 lead at the end of two. Sport Shop scored at the start of the third before Kyle Whealy completed completed his hat-trick on a fine play from Andrew Weckcrle and Paul Ferguson. Sport Shop fired another before the end of the third to take home a well-earned 5-3 victory. After a fine team effort in their morning loss, Newcastle looked forward to playing arch-rival Bowmanville Eagles. Kyle Whealy opened the scoring for Newcastle on a perfect pass from Craig Procknow. Eagles replied with one of their own to tie the score at the end of one. The second period was a tremendous defensive battle, with neither side able to "pop the twine". The third period was all Eagles as they scored three unanswered goals to secure the 4-1 victory. Despite two tremendously strong team performances in the Bowmanville tourney, Newcastle found themselves winless in two and very eager to complete their final playoff game on a winning note. Their opponent on March 15 was Newcastle #1. Kyle Whealy opened the scoring for Newcastle, on a great Michael Vossen feed. Minutes later, Kyle Whealy popped another with the helper coming from Jeffrey Frenette. Camden Matthews scored Newcastle's third of the first period, with the assists going to Jeffrey Frenette and Paul Ferguson. Michael Vossen scored an unassisted marker to put Newcastle up 4-0 at the end of two. With the spirited play of Tyler Watchorn and Michael Toushan, you just knew there was more coming in the third. Matthew Scatterty scored the first of his career, with the assist going to Camden Matthews. Camden Matthews scored an unassisted marker to further Newcastle's lead. With less than a minute to go, Paul Ferguson scored on a fine individual effort. The final goal of the game and the hat-trick clincher was scored by Kyle Whealy with the helper going to Paul Ferguson. Final score: Newcastle #3 - 8, Newcastle #1 - 0. Although this game was a fine team effort, special mention mention must be given to goal- tender James Parks for earning earning the shutout in his only start of the year. With their playoff season now over, Newcastle looks forward to some strong competition competition in their final two exhibition games. McGregor IDA Wins / B / Title In Tournament From page 9 for the anxious crowd. Dan Reed came close for McGregor, with a low hard shot, but the game was scoreless scoreless until late in the third when Adam Pearce scored for McGregor from John O'Connell and Derrick Watt. It was a well-deserved shutout for goalie Evans and trophies for the tough and gritty McGregor team. Well done! CMHA Calendar March Winners Mar. 1 Sean Brown Bowmanville $100 Mar. 3 Joanne Bedding Green Bank $40 Mar. 4 Ivy Dick Chorry Valley $40 Mar. 5 Peter&Elaine Bryant Oshawa $40 Mar. 6 Mike Goodwin Hamilton $40 Mar. 7 Renate Mirsch Bowmanville $40 Mar. 8 Rita Dunn Whitby $100 Mar. 10 G. Millar Bowmanville $40 Mar. 11 Mike Daly Courtice $40 Mar. 12 Bob & Marg Weir Janetville $40 Mar. 13 Ken & Cindy Lynch Bowmanville $40 Mar. 14 Kristina Zver Downsview $40 Mar. 15 Troy Hunter Brooklin $100 Mar. 17 Dave Dunnigan Newcastle $200 Mar. 18 Cathy&Brian Sheehey Courtice $40 . Mar. 19 Shayne Ray Eldorado $40 Mar. 20 Sydney Baxter-Dennis Scarborough $40 Mar. 21 Irene Gleeson - Bowmanville $40 Mar. 22 Steve Kimmett Peterborough $100 Mar. 24 Mike & Carol Emon Courtice $40 Mar. 25 Bob Harty Bowmanville $40 Mar. 26 Marg Baker Bowmanville $40 Mar. 27 RJ. Hall Bowmanville $40 Mar. 29 Kristy Forsyth Courtice $200 Mar. 31 Louis Citron Bowmanville $40 FINAL CHANCE TO REGISTER WITH BOWMANVU1E UNITED SOCCER ASSOCIATION MARCH 22,1997 $80.00 FEE R} \ (as this is late registration) ML AT BOWMANVILLE MALL 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 Noon Please bring birth certificate & health card. Anyone wishing to coach will be given priority. Other than that no spots will be guaranteed. There will be no more registrations accepted after this date!!! @J p Eagles Alumni Return for Entertaining Game The Bowmanville Eagles hosted their annual Alumni Game last weekend at the Recreation Complex. This year's battle involved a combination of the All-Ontario teams from 1978-79 and 1980-81, against the All-Ontario finalist team from 1994-95. The game, dubbed "The Battle for Bragging Rights," wan an entertaining affair, with many of the fond memories of years past conjured up by the players and fans. Scores and Results from Liberty Youth Bowling March 8 Team Standings Virolainen 49, Norrish 44, Perry 42, Van Heuvelen' 38, Willsher 33, Mulkins 25, Sal way 25, Le Blanc 24. High Singles - Barry Neads 191, Tyler Le Blanc 191, Justin Willsher 182, Cassie Greenley 180, Josh McDougall 166, Bridget Virolainen 166, Vanessa Maynard 165. High Triples - Tyler Le Blanc 494, Justin Willsher 483, Bridget Virolainen 473, Barry Neads 446, Vanessa Maynard 438, Josh McDougall 421. Juniors Team Standings - Milner 54, Goswell 43, J. Griffin 42, Burtch 42, T. Flintoff 37, Hellam 35, Feeney 33," Snider 39, Tennant 29, Miekle 28, Hayward 26, Blacklock 20. High Singles - Ashley Henning 235, Kim Hellam 227, 196, Todd Flintoff 215, 180, xJason Griffin 215, Sheena Perdue 212, 194, Shawna Lewis 210, Paul Tennant 197, Jeremy Dutrizac 194, 183, Adrienne Barrie 193, Danny Turvill 192, 180, Alyssa Henning 183, Heather Spoelstra 182, 179, Ashley Burtch 181, Rob Hutton 178. High Triples - Kim Hellam 557, Terri Flintoff 552, Sheena Perdue 548, Danny Turvill 541, Ashley ■Henning 530, Jason Griffin 526, Todd Flintoff 515, Jeremy Dutrizac 510, Heather Spoelstra 494, Shawn Blacklock 491, Ashley Burtch 472, Paul Tennant 471, Scott Feeney 471, Shawn Lewis 470, Alyssa Henning 462, Heather Neads 462, Adrienne Barrie 450, Kyle Milner 450. Seniors Team Standings - Cowan 49, Vickery 41, Welsh 39, Spoelstra 37, Goswell 30, Preston 30, Esselink 27, Harness 26. High Singles - Shane Cowan 252, Sonya Vickery 241, 211, Jim Goswell 226, 218, Laura Spoelstra 216, Ryan Preston 215, 211,203, Stephen Thompson • 208, Dave DeGraaf 203. High Triples - Shane Cowan 629, Ryan Preston 629, Jim Goswell 624, Sonya Vickery 622. CLARINGTON ORIOLES MIDGET TRYOUTS SONBON HOMES Players born 1980-81 SATURDAY NIGHTS 8:30 - 10:00 p.m. until April 5, 1997. OSHAWA CIVIC DOME Team Manager - Contact: Greg Butterworth 987-5575 MINOR PEEWEE TRYOUTS DR. ROSS TILLEY SCHOOL TUESDAY NIGHTS 7:00-9:00 p.m. March 18th and 25th April 1st and 8th ■ Contact: Hank Evans 623-7403 © J.P."" Hampton Baseball Registration at the Community Centre 5360 Old Scugog Road Friday, March 21 st from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. Friday, April 4th from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. For more information, call 263-8335 ©j.p.