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Page 8 The Clarington/Couriicc Indepcndcnl, Bowmanville, Saturday, March 22, 1997 SCOREBOARD Ontario Provincial Jr. A (Best-of-seven, conference semi-finals) Eastern Conference Newmarket vs.Collingwood (Newmarket wins 4-0) Kingston vs. Peterborough (Kingston wins 4-1) Western Conference Brampton vs. Bramalea (Bramalca wins 4-2) Milton vs. Mississauga (Milton wins 4-0) Bowmanville Non Contact Hockey League (Playoffs) Burke Division Beasti es 2 Hanes 1 (Bcastics wins series 4-0 pts.) Hooper's Trophy 1 Sport Exchange 1 (Hooper's wins scries 4-2 pts.) Oliver Division National Home Video 8 Mosport 0 (National Home Video wins series 4-0 pts.) A&D Truck Shop 4 D. Base 4 (A&D Truck Shop wins scries 4-2 pts.) Shackelton Division King St. Bar & Grill 8 Pattern 5 (King St. Bar & Grill wins series 4-0 pts.) Warriors 6 Rebels 2 (Warriors wins series 4-2 pts.) Newcastle Town League Semi-Finals (Best-of-three) L. Jackson Plumbing & Heating 5 Raxx 3 (L. Jackson wins series 2-1) Ace Submarine 5.R. Jackson Heating & Electric 3 (Ace Submarine wins series 2-0) Green Gaels Lacrosse Team To Home Games The Clarington Green Gaels have been forced to alter their first two home games from the originally scheduled dates. Because the Recreation Complex is unavailable due to ice commitments and the annual Kinsmen Home Show, the Green , Gaels have changed the dates and locations of the games originally originally scheduled for Monday, April 28, and Sunday, May 4. The Jr. B lacrosse club will still play on Sunday, May 4, but the game will be staged at the Darlington Sports Centre. Akwasasne will provide the opposition, with the opening face- off at 1:00 p.m. Though that game will mark the first home game for the former former Oshawa club, the team is regarding the game one day later as its official "home opener." On Monday, May 5, the Green Gaels will host Huntsville in a 7:00 p.m. start at the Recreation Complex, which will be the new home rink of the historic franchise. Prior to the start of the regular season, the Green Gaels will stage a one-day tournament as part of their exhibition schedule. The tournament will be Sunday, April 27, at the Darlington Sports Centre. Clarington Boys Slo-Pitch 1997 Registration Dates BOWMANVILLE MALL Friday, March 21 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday, March 22 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday, April 4 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday, April 5 10 a.m to 2 p.m. 1997 Fees - $70.00 The association offers 4 divisions for boys 7 to 18: Junior 7-9 as of May I st, 1997 Pee Wee 10-12 as of May I st, 1997 Intermediate 13-15 as of May 1st, 1997 Senior 16-18 as of May I st, 1997 • The registration fee includes a team T-Shirt, Photos, Tournament and Picnic at the end of the season. IF INTERESTED IN COACHING OR ASSISTING OR FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: Terry Lynch 623-9205 1 ©J.R I Lange's Photo Takes V Title In Coldwater On Tuesday, March 12th, Lange's Photo travelled north to Coldwater. In the first game, Barrie was the opponent. Ashley Getz kept the team in the game with numerous quality saves through the first. Barrie struck twice early in the second second to take a 2-0 lead. Lange's responded at 3:50 of the second when Steve Reed broke in between Barrie's twin tower defencemen and placed the puck in the top corner, assisted by Chris Welsh. Twenty-three seconds later, it was Chris Hollis who evened the score by driving to the net and putting the puck along the ice past the keeper. Assists by Jessie Halic and Chad Jozvoski. A scoreless third meant overtime overtime for the two determined teams. With 2:23 left in overtime overtime Barrie scored to win. Now placed on the "B" side, Lange's wanted to earn the respect they deserved. Lange's up against Oro, came away with a rather easy 3-0 victory. Matt Bourgeois recorded the shutout, while James Griffen, Thomas Kollaard and Captain Steve DeGraaf each scored. Assisting on the goals were Mark Hoar with two, Chris Welsh, Jamie Edmond, Steve Reed and Lindsey Cowan each with one assist. The "B" Championship game was Lange's vs. Penétang. Lange's jumped ahead when Griffen scored from Mark Hoar. Three minutes minutes after Griff's goal, Chad, alone in front, made no mistake. mistake. Assists by Chris Hollis and Ewan Wilkonson. Penetang fought back in the second to tie the game at 2-2. With time running down in the third, overtime looked inevitable. However, on a power play, DeGraaf carried the puck down the right wing, and swiftly passed the puck across the ice to Cowan who one-timed a shot past the helpless goalie. Lange's were the "B" champs. Although not on the score- board, on this day, special mention should go to John Reynard who must have knocked down just about every opposing player. The coaching staff of Lange's is looking forward to the Bantam playoffs. Helper child •fo learn / panncipacnaru Jtx movtmtnt lor jcfiv*. toMby hmg The above players are the Peewee Champions from the Darlington Youth Indoor Soccer League. Team members include, not in order in above photo: Samantha Paradis, Devon Potter, Amy Shackleton, Niall Higgins, Shannon Couto, Jessica Paradis, Jacqueline Nicholls, Matthew Syer, Chris Beneteau, Norman Nicholls, Sergio Avo, Stephen Mills. The coach is Paul Beneteau. Eagle Selects Keeping Busy with Three Tourneys The Eagle Tyke Selects have been very busy in the past two weeks playing in three tournaments. The Tykes got top honours in Pickering posting a four wins and 1 loss record to bring home the gold. In game one they defeated Wexford 7- 1, game two was their only loss, a 2-0 decision to Richmond Hill. In game three the Eagles defeated Vaughan 5-1 to advance to the semi final round. The semi final game went to overtime and the Tykes managed a very exciting hard battled victory 2-1 over arch rival Uxbridge. In the final game the boys again faced Richmond Hill, but this time the Clarington Selects ruled posting a 1 -0 victory to win first place honours. honours. In their tournament in Bracebridge, the Eagles posted posted 4-2 and 3-0 victories over East Gwillimbury and Huntsville to advance to the "A" Division finals. They came up short losing 5-0 to a strong Barrie squad. On March 14, 15, 16,. the Selects travelled to Jordan to participate in a tournament. In game one, a big 5-0 victory over Chinguacousy had the Eagles flying high. Game two was a hard battled affair with the host team from Jordan, which finally ended in a 2-2 tie. This meant the Eagles needed a win or tie in game three to advance, but they fell short losing to Chedoke 5-1. Scoring for the Selects in N ♦ ROSSLAND in O o 2 □ NOS. GO ADELAIDE GC HWY. 401 , ©j.p. the tournaments were: Brandon Castellan with 13 goals, Greg Nemisz with six, Troy Webster with five, Darcy Mitchell and Matt Button with two each and a single for Nick Araugo. All the members of the Tyke Selects- have been playing playing very well and making some great improvements over the season. Coaches Murphy, Nemisz and Graham are happy with the teams advancements and hard work habits. Rustic Pine T & G Wainscot 4" 25C lin. ft. 5" 30* lin. ft. 6" 35t lin. ft. 328 Ritson Rd. N., Oshawa 725-4744 if busy call 725-2831 WHOLESALE & RETAIL Clarington Recreational Hockey League REGISTRATION FOR THE 1997/98 SEASON DIVISION DATE TIME YEAR OF BIRTH Tyke Sun. Apr. 6 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. 1990/1991 Novice Sat. Apr. 12 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. 1988/1989 Atom Sat. Apr. 5 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. 1986/1987 Pee Wee Tues. Mar. 25 7 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. 1984/1985 Bantam Tues. Apr. 1 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. 1982/1983 Midget Tues. Apr. 1 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. 1980/1981 All Registrations will be held at Garnet B. Rickard Complex (Bowmanville Arena) Registration Fees: Tyke to Bantam $250.00 Midget $225.00 ** To be eligible to play "AA", or House you must be registered with the C.R.H.L. ** **AII players must bring their Health Card. Registrants must bring a copy of their Birth Certificate and Health Card when registering. ** @Jp