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Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 7, 1997 Pace 3 Bowmanville and Durham Christian Tie One On Senior Girls' Teams Battle to 2-2 Draw by Chris Rourke Staff Writer It was the battle for Bowmanville bragging rights last week in girls soccer action. Durham Christian travelled travelled to Bowmanville High . .'>• ' ;/ v : - i Bowmanville bragging rights were on the line as Durham Christian travelled to Bowmanville High School on Wednesday, April 30, for senior girls' soccer action. The teams battled to a 2-2 draw. Slo Pitch Players Needed The Remax Cornerstone entry in the Masters Slo Pitch league is looking for players to help fill out its roster for the upcoming season. Games in the 35+ league are held on Sunday nights from May to September. No games are played on holiday weekends. weekends. . Anyone interested in playing can contact David Passant at 623-6000. BROKEN WINDSHIELD? GAS BAR-B-Q while supplies last with every windshield replacement PLUS WE PAY YOUR DEDUCTIBLE on most insurance claims 7 19 SILVER STREET, BOWMANVILLE CALL TODAY 623-4225 OSHAWA 571-7852 PORT HOPE 885-4696 :©j.p. School last Wednesday, April 30, to do battle in senior girls' soccer. BHS was trying to avenge last year's 1-0 home defeat to DCHS. That game was tight- all the way. Last Wednesday's game was sloppy at times and the teams battled to a 2-2 draw, extending the DCHS unbeaten unbeaten streak at BHS to two years. Within the first seven minutes minutes the game was tied. Both goals were scored on penalty Kinsmen Prevails Over Orono in Deciding Game On Saturday, April 26, the Atom Kinsmen won the "D" championship with a convincing convincing 6-1 decision over Orono Donut Gallery. This was the third and deciding game between the two teams. In the first game, the Kinsmen came from behind to defeat the Orono team 4-3.- Scoring for the Kinsmen team were Gregory Mosterd with two goals. Assists went to Kyle Vanderstoop and Vincent Wiltshire on the first, and Matt Southwell on the second. Adam O'Connell tied the score at 3-3 late in the final period, and Brandon McDaniel's goal with less than a minute on the clock, assisted by Jordan Wilson and Gregory Mosterd, proved to be the winner. Game two saw the team from Orono skate their way to a 5-2 victory. Scoring for the Kinsmen were Brandon McDaniel and Kent Bickle, ■ with assists going to Colby Kerrigan with two and Kent Bickle with one. Kinsmen knew the only way they were going to win the championship in game three was to come out on top on the scoreboard because a tie or a win for the Orono team meant they take home the championship. championship. Kinsmen came out flying flying and .dominated the first period, but Orono goaltender Carl Tordiff held them off the scoresheet until Ryan Champayne scored on a low hard shot on a nice pass from Jordan Wilson. Also assisting on the goal was Aaron Igel. ' Gregory Mosterd put the Kinsmen on top by two goals when he was sent in alone on a pass from Marcus Willshire. Brandon came on a powerplay late in the second period. The third period belonged to.the Kinsmen team. Scoring three more goals were Colby Kerrigan assisted by Brandon •McDaniel and Kent Bickle, Aaron Igel on Jordan Wilson's rebound, and Brandon McDaniel on a nice three way passing play with Colby Kerrigan and Kent Bickle. Other members of the Kinsmen team were Michael Grandy, Shawn Harvey and- James Lazenby. kicks. Marie Spoelstra, of DCHS, opened the scoring in the first two minutes of the game on a penalty kick, then Sommer West, of BHS, evened the score on a penalty kick of her own. Shortly after, Shannon Dunlop gave Bowmanville a 2-1 lead, but it was shortlived shortlived as Spoelstra scored her second of the game a few minutes later to even the game once again. That was it for the scoring as both teams failed to capitalize capitalize on their chances in the second half. Jessica Lunshof and Tina Koopmans, of DCHS, had the best chances in the second half as they were stopped on a breakaway and shot just wide, respectively, late in the game. BHS was at a disadvantage from the start as Kate Barrie, a defensive midfielder was forced to play goal, when reg ular goalkeeper Katie Deighan hurt her knee playing playing baseball the night before. "Kate did a good job filling filling in for Katie, but we could've played better. We were sloppy," BHS head coach John Morris said following following the game. Bernice Embree, whose DCHS squad was beaten by McLaughlin 4-0 the day before, was glad to play on the field at BHS. "The size of their field compared to ours makes a big difference," she said. "We were able to make our passes and play our game on this field, but McLaughlin's a better better skilled team and it showed." 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