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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 29, 1997 Section Two Pace 3 SCOREBOARD Newcastle Men's Hockey League (as of Oct. 26) Team W L T Pts. L. Jackson Plumb. & Heat. 4 10 8 Newcastle Golf Course 4 1 0 8 Durham College Coach Passes Over Reins Former Bowmanville Resident Coached Girls' Basketball Team Buster's Roadhouse & Tavern 3 2 Raxx 2 3 R. Jackson Heat. & Elect. I 4 Ace Submarine 1 4 Sunday's Results Busters 7 R. Jackson 3 Raxx 5 Ace 4 L. Jackson 5 Golf Course 4 Games Sun., Oct. 26 7:30 p.m. R. Jackson vs. Golf Course 9:00 p.m. Busters vs. Raxx 10:30 p.m. Ace vs. L. Jackson Provincial Jr. A League Eastern Conference Ruddock Division GP W L 15 9 0 6 0 4 0 2 0 2 by Chris Rourke Staff Writer Mike Duggan isn't going to coach Durham College's women's basketball basketball team because he said he needs a break. Trenton Bowmanville Peterborough Kingston Cobourg Ajax Phillips Division Collingwood Aurora Newmarket Lindsay Couchiching Stouffvillc 15 13 12 16 13 13 15 15 13 13 12 9 7 6 4 2 12 8 6 5 5 5 11 10 1 T 2 1 0 1 1 Western Conference MacKinnon Division Milton 12 Hamilton 14 Burlington 13 Oakville 12 Georgetown 16 MacKcnzie Division Brampton 14 Bramalca 14 Mississauga 14 Streets ville 12 Vaughan 13 11 7 6 6 12 8 7 4 3' 1 6 6 6 15 2 6 7 8 10 Pts. 20 19 14 13 9 5 25 17 13 11 11 10 22 17 13 12 2 24 17 14 9 6 NOTE: one point awarded for overtime loss. Mike Duggan "I had coached for a long time and I basically got burned out," Duggan, a former Bowmanville resident, resident, told The Statesman recently. Last season, Duggan led his Lady Lords basketball basketball team to a 13-1 league record, and the school's first-ever Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA) gold medal in Division I with a victory over Seneca. At the Canadian Colleges Athletic Association championships in British Columbia, the team finished finished fifth in the country. In two years as head coach, he compiled an overall record of 37-23. Even though he isn't coaching basketball this year, he took over the reins of the school's golf team from previous coach Ryan Hughes. Duggan, who is a six handicap, admitted the team struggled this year. The golf team finished eighth at the OCAA Championships in Brockvillc. "We didn't get going until mid-September, and we only had lwo-and-a- half weeks of practice before the OCAA's," Duggan explained. "We missed out on every tournament, tournament, so we had no time to get ready." The golf team was resurrected resurrected this year after a two-year hiatus. Three Beaver Lumber Minor Tykes Remain Undefeated on Year Beaver Lumber Minor Tykes won both games on the weekend to remain undefeated this season. They won their game on Saturday 10-7. Michael Albertini and Ryan Simpson scored five quick goals in the first period for the opposition, and Ramiroc/ HEATING & AIR V CONDITIONING Ron Aylsworth Sales Manager, has been a resident of Bowmanville for over 20 years. For all of your heating and air conditioning needs call a friend and neighbour...call Ron. Ramnor also carries top brand name air cleaners, humidifiers, gas fireplaces and ventilation equipment along with complete service packages. Ramnor, Lennox and Ron are names you can rely on for satisfaction and comfort. Call soon for a FREE estimate. 905) 434-5541 ■ LENNOX Authorized Dealer lUNUMlSCAi Beaver Lumber found themselves behind 5-3. Beaver Lumber built their defensive wall and every player on the team kept on working hard and skating hard. The Beaver Lumber team is showing a lot of great skill, desire and determination. The second game this weekend, on Sunday morning, they won 10-0. Goalie Peter Hamilton has two shutouts in three games, and has played extremely well in the net for Beaver Lumber. William Minnema continues continues to play a strong two- way game. He played on defence for the first game and still managed to lead the team on offence. Hard work paid off for Brennan Lachance (3 goals, 3 assists), Trevor Munce (3 goals, 2 assists), Jonathan Cusack (1 goal, 2 assists), and Kyle Maclean (1 goal, 1 assist). Taylor Dingman, the most improved player, played very well and was rewarded with two goals and two assists. Jake Cary, Keith Colterman, Travis Buttonshaw, Dylan Bonnett, Pat Lemieux and Mark Hilker all had two assists, and Brad Bunnett had one assist. Prestons Split With Lindsay And Innisfil . Clarington Preston the Movers Minor Atom Toros hockey club split a pair of weekend games, defeating Lindsay 2-1 and falling 5-2 to Innisfil. On Saturday, the Atom Toros hosted Lindsay and skated away with a hard earned 2-1 victory on goals by Ryan Webb and Matthew Smith, with assists going to Kurds Salway, Eric Kemp, and Jordan Beaudrie. Robbie Goddard started started in net for Clarington and held off the visitors from Lindsay, leaving with a 2-0 lead. Matthew Cooper came on in relief and made several fine saves to preserve the 2-1 victory, as Lindsay tired to stage a rally in the dying minutes of play trying to score the equalizer. equalizer. The Toros travelled to Innisfil on Sunday night for another league game and found themselves on the short end of a 5-2 score. After the long drive and playing two hard games back-to- back, the Toros appeared tired and never found their game. Mike Syer scored early for the Toros, assisted by Brad Farrow and Nathan Murray. Matthew Parker scored a pretty goal on a breakaway late in the game to round out the scoring. years ago, the golf team won the OCAA gold medal, but it was forced into retirement due to budgetary budgetary cutbacks. Donations from outside sources brought the golf team back to life. A corporate corporate group from the Oshawa Golf Club, and Durham College graduates working in the golf industry, industry, provided the necessary funds, according to Durham athletic director, Ken Babcock. Duggan, who has Sports Administration and Marketing degrees from Durham College, is in his eighth year of working in the college's athletic department. He is the athletic athletic department's athletic supervisor. Elect John Mutton Regional Councillor Wards 3 and 4 Not totally resigned to head coaching position retiring, he did admit that ever becomes available he if the women's basketball would do it again. I LAFARGE CANADA INC. 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