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Scoreboard Bowmanvillc Non-Contact Hockey League (Playoffs) The Clarington/Courtice Independent, Bowmanvillc, Saturday, April II, 199S Pace 5 Team Burke Division Bcastics Vital Air Oliver Division D. Base A&D Truck Shop Shackclton Division Ruslnvood Blues Weekend Results D. Base 2 A&D Truck Shop 2 Bcastics 3 Vital Air 3 Blues 9 Rushwood 3 W L T Pts. 4 4 Goodyear Midget Toros Eliminated in Playoffs By Strong Whitby Club The Goodyear Toros went down two straight to Whitby in their York Simcoc playoffs, ending the season on a sour note. The first game of the scries was far from impressive as each team had a short bench and did not give any indication that they were there to win. Although captain Clayton Kohn tried to lead the way with his hard work, only a few made the effort to follow. If not for •the excellent form of Brett Cooper in net, the score would have been much higher then 4-2. Game two saw a little better commitment from the players as we had a full bench including Chris Laton and Jamie McCarthy from the Major Bantams. Although the Toros had their chances, the puck just wouldn't find the back of the net and they went down 3-1. The Goodyear Midget Toros had a good season. The highlight was winning the Vic Teal Tourn. in St. Catharines and making it to the semi-finals and finals in two others. With the minor hockey careers coming to an end for some of the players, their conduct would do Bowmanvillc and surrounding surrounding districts very proud as they have been first class all the way. The boys thank the many coaches and volunteers that have contributed in their development. It goes without saying that without without our many sponsors it would be almost impossible impossible to run an excellent program. program. Golden Revue for Orono Carnival GET PHYSICAL -'Let's Get Physical" was the theme for this group of athletically athletically fit Novice 4 - Proficiency skaters at the Orono Carnival. They are, front row, (1-r), Cassic Andrews, Christine Kadykalo. Back row, (1-r), Lara Couch, Johanna McKccn, Kristi-Lyn Mulder, Sarah Schocnmaker. Newcastle Autobody Finishes in First Place In Midget/Juvenile Lge. Clarington Girls Reach Finals in Leaside Tourney i Darlington Soccer Club Inc. REFEREE CLINIC Where: Darlington Arena When: Saturday, April 18/98,9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Cost: Free Eligibility: Must be 12 as of Jan. 1/98 , (Please bring paper, pen,and a lunch)^^ Clarington's first game in the Leaside tournament was against Barrie Sharks. Clarington opened the scoring in the second period period with a goal from Sarah Little assisted by Lauren Chrashlcy. Then, Little scored again in the third assisted by Erin Haass and Laura Stacey. Sarah Ferguson stood strong in net keeping Barrie scoreless. scoreless. With only 56 seconds left in the game, Kristen Ryan managed to gel an unassisted goal giving Clarington a 3-0 win. The second game had CAA playing against the host team Leaside, only to be defeated 4-1. CAA's only goal going to Ryan, assisted by Little and Heather Bangay. CAA's third game was against Cobourg. Cobourg chine out strong getting the only goal in the first BROKEN WINDSHIELD? WE PAY YOUR yofl FREE $1OO 00 Deductible on most windshield replacements GIFT CERTIFICATE Effective until April 30, 1998 EKIdlKt fluto Glo// W1 : *n INGT0N NEWCASTLE AUTO BODY $300 DEDUCTIBLE CALL TODAY DARLINGTON Provincial Park Proud to Be A Part Of The Community Summer Vehicle Passes Available Now For $50.00 Valid April 1 - November 30 In all Ontario Parks Join Us For: Bird Watching Walking Trails Swimming Cycling Picnics (Just South of Hwy. 401 off Courtice Road) (905) 436-2036 Office Hours 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday - Friday © Ontario ©j.p. period. Clarington came back in the second with a goal by Erin Haass, assisted assisted by Kristen Ryan. Then in the third period CAA got the winning goal by Lauren Crashlcy, assisted by Ryan and Katelyn Fair. Fantastic goaltending by Ferguson kept the Cobourg team scoreless in the second and third, giving giving Clarington their much needed win of the tournament. tournament. This put them into the 'A' Championship against Leaside. CAA came out with a quick goal in the first by Ryan assisted by Haass. Leaside came back in the second with the ticing goal. Ferguson made several several fantastic saves, but Leaside, late in the third, got the winning goal. Thus finishing the game with a 2-1 loss for Clarington. MVP of the game went to Clarington's goalie, Sarah Ferguson. With insufficient registration registration to ice a Midget Hockey Team in either Orono or Newcastle area, players joined together to enter a Midget/Juvenile team in the Lakcshorc Non-contact league. This team, playing out of Newcastle, was sponsored sponsored by Newcastle Autobody. The league was made up of seven teams from Bcwdlcy, Port Hope, Baltimore, Grafton, Cobourg (with 2 teams) and Newcastle. After 24 league games, the Newcastle squad was tied with Bewdley, but having a better record against Bewdley earned Newcastle first place, followed followed closely by Grafton and the two Cobourg teams. A round robin playoff saw Newcastle emerge with an 8 win, I loss, 3 tie record. Scoring 56 goals and allowing only 25 in the 12 playoff games. Again Newcastle and Bewdley were in a tie for top spot. But Newcastle's only loss was against Bewdley. Even though Bewdley had lost two games, they still have a better record against Newcastle. So it was Bewdley who were declared playoff champs. The Newcastle Autobody team travelled to Bcamsvillc for their one and only tournament. After playing "Non- contact" all season this Midget/Juvenile "Full- contact" tournament was eagerly awaited. After defeating Schombcrg 5-3 in the opening game, Newcastle were defeated 5-2 by a strong team out of London, but still enough to advance to the semi's. Up against the home team, from Bcamsvillc, the nine Newcastle skaters and their two goalies hung tough, finally bowing out 3-2 in overtime. Playing for Newcastle were: Goal: Darryl Burke, Dustin Stapleton, Defense: Chris Davis, B.J. Hackett, Craig Harness, Devon Witheridge; Forward: John Armishaw, Ryan Brannigan, Jim Conboy, Steve Foster, Dale Frew, Greg Ludwinski, Jamie Metcalf, Vince Norton, Chris Peldiak, Jamie Ricthcr. Players and parents would like to thank coaches coaches Jim Conboy and Rick Armishaw for an entertaining entertaining season. Novice Selects Edge Whitby by 4-2 Score March 20 - The Novice Select Eagles met the Oshawa Parks Selects. Oshawa scored' one in the first, but the Eagles matched it in the second by James Parks with help from Brendan Grigg. Oshawa came back in the third with a couple more to get the 3-1 win. March 21 - The Eagles came up against the Whitby Wildcats. This was an exciting one with end- to-end action. Ryan Jackson scored the Eagle's first with help from Christopher Konarowski and Ryan Gratto. It wasn't long before Whitby tied it up. Ryan Hornby came back in the second for the Eagles with a goalmouth scramble from Christopher Konarowski and James Parks. Three minutes later, James Parks scored the Eagles third from Christopher Konarowski and Ryan Jackson. Early in the third Whitby scored, but seconds later, Taylor Williamson got one assisted assisted by Scott Tamblyn and Amber Ellis. The Eagles were the winners 4-2. Ryan Gratto played well on defense and showed lie's a real team player. March 24 - The Eagles played the OCHL Selects. In previous matches the OCHL have walked away with big wins. The Eagles came out fired up and Pony Clubs Start Season On April 18 On Saturday, April 18, representatives of the Bowmanvillc and Victoria Pony Clubs, with members members from this area, arc expected to compete at the 1998 Central Ontario Regional Quiz at Seneca College, King Campus, against teams from most other Central Ontario Branches (entries arc still coming in). Pony Club is an international international movement for young people (aged 21 or under) and is the largest equestrian organization in the world with over 120,000 members worldwide. worldwide. It offers a wide variety variety of horse-related activities activities and competitions. The competition starts at 9 a.m., and spectators arc welcome without charge. three minutes into the first, Ryan Hornby, with a great pass in the corner from Christopher Konarowski; fired one in. Three minutes later James Parks blasted another past the OCHL netminder. Early in the second, OCHL got one on the scoreboard. The Eagles kept working and Ryan Thomas made a pass right on the mark to Scott Tamblyn who finished the job. Five minutes later, Brendan Grigg scored the Eagles fourth. In the third, the Eagles were outplayed and with one minute left, OCHL pulled their goalie, but the Eagles were unable to clear the puck. The game final was 4-4 tie. 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