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The Clarington/Courtice Independent, Bowmanvillc, Saturday, June 28, 1997 Page 9 The Darlington Youth Soccer Clubs' Under-11 team, the 86ers\ sponsored by Mason Windows Ltd., recently participated in the C.S.L. Ted . Coombes Memorial Little World Cup. Thirty two teams from throughout southern Ontario assembled at North Yorks Esther Shriner Stadium for the competition. In round robin action, Darlington would lose 1-0 to Kitchener, edge Hamilton by the same 1-0 score, and Darlington Reactors Enter First Tourney in Peterborough The Darlington Reactors Girls' Under-13 Rep soccer team travelled. to Peterborough recently to take part in their first tournament. In the first three games the girls discovered what competitive competitive soccer is all about as they were introduced to a much more physical style of play. In their first game, a Peterborough team from the Premier division of the CGSL proved to be too strong in the second half and capitalized on their chances for a" 4-0 win. Strong play in the second second game saw the Reactors unlucky not to score against a team from Ottawa. After a close well fought game, the Ottawa team emerged 2-0 winners. Casine Barrett and Monika Janssen played very well in this game. Our last game of the day saw the Reactors matched up with a Regional team from Markham. We learned a valuable valuable lesson in ball control against a very physical team. On Sunday, the Reactors played their best game of the tournament as they defeated Barrie 2-0 to advance to the consolation finals. In this game the girls started to show some teamwork and were but supported her team at every game from the bench, a position she has decided she does not like! then totally out play Glenn. Shields, winning 3-1. At the end of this round, Kitchener, Hamilton and Darlington would each support support a 2 win, 1 loss record, while Glenn Shields was eliminated. Kitchener would advance first because of goal difference, while second second place between Hamilton and Darlington would be settled by penalty shots. During this episode of the competition, Darlington's first four shooters, Devon Potter, Rene Cartier, Scott Rietze and Trevor Delpippo, would easily score while Hamilton could only manage manage two goals, as goalkeeper Steve Mills would make an outstanding save on a Hamilton shooter and then win a battle of nerves with another. The fifth 86ers' shot by Ryan Fowler would not be required. The win would move the 86ers' into the final sixteen teams where unfortunately they would meet one of the Premier U-ll teams in the province, the Wexford Raiders. Although Darlington would put up a valiant effort against Wexford, on this day they Would be no match, losing 4-1. However, a goal by Adam Hobb, in the second half, wotild be the only goal given up by the Raiders in this tournament. They would easily dominate their opponents throughout the remainder of the tournament winning the Tre-Stella World Cup. Also scoring for Darlington during the competition competition were Ryan Fowler, Jeff Bouma, Rene Cartier and Derek VanHeuvelen. On Wednesday evening, it was back to league action with Darlington Mason Windows playing host to North Scarborough. Using what they had learned in the match with Wexford, the boys would turn in an outstanding outstanding effort winning 5-0. Brandon Kane led his team with three goals, with singles singles being added by Brad Griffin and Ryan Fowler. Again Steve Mills turned in a strong performance to earn his third shutout of the season. season. SMARTLEASE r ^7 Grand Am Sedan 3b months/$li450 down unlucky not to convert more chances. In the consolation final we met up again with Ottawa and gave them all they could handle in the first half. In the second half the Reactors gave up a couple of goals to lose 3-1. In our first tournament after only six weeks together the Reactors showed coaches and parents that they are going to be a force to.be reckoned reckoned with by the end of the season. Our thanks to all parents parents for their support, and to Sarah Little who missed the games because of an injury Gymnasts in East York On May 23-25, 1997,Gemini Gymnastics Comp-Rec athletes travelled to East York, to compete at the Stars of Tomorrow Meet. Cadet B Category (group 1) Jessica Robichaud, of Bowmanviile, finished 5th overall, placing 5th on vault and bars, and 6th on beam and floor. Tiny B Category (group 1) Stephanie Locke, of Courtice, finished 7th overall, overall, placing 1st on beam, 5th on vault, 6th on floor, and 7th on bars. Rebecca Sarnovsky, of Courtice, finished 9th overall, overall, placing 4th on beam, 8th on floor, and 9th on vault and bars. 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