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Badminton Champs at Dr. Ross Tilley The badminton team from Dr. Ross Tilley captured the overall championship by winning seven out of 15 medals at an all-day tournament held at Bowmanville High School on April 28. The tournament attracted six schools from the area. Pictured above are, front row, (1-r), Jay Graham, Kyle McGill (gold, mixed doubles), Chris Vivian, Andrew Rahmc, Jamie Wilson. Middle row, (1-r), Chris Seguin (silver, mixed doubles), Jenna Lewis (silver, mixed doubles), Siobhan Wippel (silver, ladies' doubles), Jody Thomas (silver, men's singles), Alyssa Henning, Nick O'Donohue (bronze, men's singles), Madame Paxton (coach). Back row, (1-r), Kim Saucier (silver, ladies' doubles), Carrie LaBcl (silver, ladies' singles), Tamara Gros (gold, ladies' singles), Harmony Rcadc (gold, mixed doubles), Rebecca Townsend. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 20, 1998 Section Two Pace 7 Toros Treated to Canadiens Game by Webco Soccer Coaches Attend Clinic by Brad Kelly Staff Writer As registration numbers continue to soar for minor soccer in this area, there is a need to keep coaches informed of the latest trends and teaching methods. That need was addressed at a coaches' clinic held at the Hydro Fields Saturday, May 9. Free Clinic Close to 70 house league coaches with varying degrees of experience took advantage of the free clinic that was offered by the Premier Soccer Academy, and hosted by the Darlington Youth Soccer Club. The idea of the clinic was to help promote the game, as well as give coaches an opportunity to participate in the drills that they will pass on to their players in practices. "Some of.the coaches don't know how a player should plant his fool to kick a ball. This clinic helps break it down and explain the basics," said Jim Potter, who was one of the organizers of the three- hour session. The popularity of soccer among the area's youth is at an all-time high. Close to 2,200 kids will be playing soccer on fields throughout Clarington, which is an increase of over 400 from last year. In Bowmanville, registration numbers saw an increase of over 200 from a year ago. The Square Boy Major Novice A Toros travelled to their Montreal Tournament on Friday, April 3. They were proud recipients of the Silver Medalist Award on Sunday, April 5, at Les & Glaces Arena. From the time the Toros arrived at the Holiday Inn Midtown in the heart of the city, they were anticipating anticipating a memorable weekend. The first game on Friday afternoon was against Hyder Park Eagles from Boston. The Toros won 19-0. The first seven goals were entered in the first period. Nine more goals saw the second period end 16-0. With the clock running running in the third period, the Toros slowed down on their scoring to ease off on Boston. Hat-tricks went to Lucas Beech, Ryan Zavitz and Jeff Ward. Scoring two goals each were Graeme Kalijundic and Mike McLaughlin. Notching singles for the game were Matt Meraw, Jason Cadwcll, Chris Jukic, Patrick Dwyer, Stephen Thomas and Ian Knox. Assists went to Ian Knox (2), Malt Meraw (1), Stephen Thomas (2), Ryan Zavitz (2), Jeff Ward (I), Jason Cadwcll (3), Chris Jukic (I), Mike McLaughlin (I), Patrick Dwyer (I), Graeme Kalijundic (2), Kyle Perry (I). Five goals were unassisted. Goalie Derek Carrulhers made outstanding saves. The recipient of the Player of the Game T-shirt was Ryan Zavitz. Hockey posters were awarded to Ian Knox and Jeff Ward. On Saturday, April 4, the Square Boy Major Novice Toros were the visitors to the Carlcton Place Kings. The Toros came out ahead early in the first period with Chris Jukic assisting on Matt Meraw's goal. Then Chris Jukic setup Lucas Beech at the end of the second period for a 2-0 lead. For the 3-0 win, defence- man Kyle Perry received the puck from Jeff Ward and Lucas Beech and fired it from the blueline. Goalie Andrew Fudge was the Player of the Game and Kyle Perry won the hockey poster. Knowing that the team would be going to the Montreal Canadiens game versus the Carolina Hurricanes at the Montreal Forum later that night, the Toros were thrilled that WEBCO, from Bowmanville, had provided their tickets. The adrenalin kept flowing through to the afternoon game against the West Carlcton Warriors. Derek Carrulhers played a fine game in net. Jason Cadwcll opened the scoring in the first period, Ryan Zavitz for the second goal in the second and Mike McLaughlin in the third. West Carlcton Warriors only scored once, with the Toros winning 3-1. Jason Cadwcll received the Player of The Game T- shirt for his never-ending dedication. With three exciting wins so far in the weekend, the Toros were ecstatic to be going to the Montreal Forum. With their Montreal Canadien hockey game tickets donated courtesy of WEBCO, the Toro players, siblings and parents enjoyed the grand scale of the NHL game. The Championship game of the Tournament was against the Carlcton Place Kings, on Sunday afternoon. Jason Cadwcll again opened the scoring on an assist from Ryan Zavitz. Then the Kings lied it up. Shortly after, Jason Cadwcll and Ryan Zavitz set up Lucas Beech for the go ahead goal. The second period period was a back and forth game with no goals scored. In the third period, the Toros tried to keep the 2-1 score but the Kings managed to tie the game with only 9 seconds left. This put the Toros and the Kings in an overtime position. With the game down to two players a side, the Kings scored for a 3-2 win. Jeff Ward was the player of the game. The Square Boy Major Novice Toros became the Silver Medalists of the Canadian Cup Tournament. Again the Toros sincerely thank WEBCO for their generosity generosity in donating Montreal Canadien hockey tickets. This weekend will always be remembered and spoken about. Congratulations to the Square Boy Toros on a fun- filled learning experience. OSHfiWfl & DISTRICT HOCKEY SCHOOL AMD PRO CAMP Celebrating 25 Years 1973 -1998 • Pov/er Skating • Beginner Hockey School • Body Checking/Body Contact Clinic • Adult Rower Skating • AAA and AA Conditioning Camp I Green Gaels Undefeated WATCH THE BALL - Close to 70 house league coaches look advantage of a free instructional clinic that was held at the Hydro Fields recently. Soccer is proving to be the most popular summer sport among the area's youth, with registration numbers at close to 2,200, which is up from 1,800 a year ago. The Clarington Green Gaels continued their march towards a perfect season with a pair of weekend victories in Jr. B regular season action. On Friday night in Akwesasne, - a goal by Wayne Richard with just over three minutes remaining remaining in the game lifted the Green Gaels to a narrow 12-11 decision. Bryan Power, Rob Fodor, Duke McNutt, and Matt Parro each scored twice for the Green Gaels, who led 8-3 after the first period, and 10-8 after the second. Barrett Church, Kevin VY TRUCK AND CAR SALE Taylor and Cory Reed tallied tallied one apiece. Saul Rochelcau, Bryan Power and Rob Fodor had two assists each. In Kahnawake on Saturday afternoon, the : Green Gaels jumped out to a 10-5 lead after two periods, periods, and coasted to a 13-7 decision. Duke McNutt had a seven-point game with a goal and six assists. Bryan Power had four goals and two assists, while Rob Fodor had a pair of goals and three assists. Saul Edgar and Wayne Richard each scored twice, with a single to Barrett Church. The wins improved the Green Gaels record to 4-0 on the season. Next home game for the Green Gaels will be on Friday night at the Recreation Complex when they host Huntsville. Game time is 8:00 p.m. by Telma R. Grant r.p.t. Your Feet Are "Gateways" to Your Knees, Hips and Back QUESTION: Telma, I am starting to get the idea that I should come and see you il I have Hat leet and let you examine my feet. I have enjoyed three articles on Hat feet. How do you mean that flat feet can cause a problem problem in my knees, my hips and my back? I do not quite understand that. Put down the newspaper newspaper and stand UP. Take your left foot, roll the arch in and keep it rolled. Now walk. Right away you'll feel a pull in your leg, either in your knee, hips or in your back. This is an example of how a flat foot affects your walk, and how your walk will, in turn, affect other areas of your body. A person with flat feet Is actually walking on his/her arches. Multiply this little demonstration by the number of steps a person person will take in life, and the picture for complications from flat feet becomes very clear. Everybody rolls in on their arches when they walk, but its only for an instant and only to transmit the weight from our heels to our toes for the push-off. Walking normally, the heel will strike and then we roll through the mid-foot, it flattens flattens for an instant, but when we push off again we should be pushing off with the toes. But a flat foot will cause the walker to push off the flattened arch. A strain on the knee results because the motion pulls on the knee. If left uncorrected, the muscles running from the knee to the hip are affected. Now hip pain may surface. If left uncorrected the pain may spread to the back and the body will try to compensate. compensate. Depending on the "solution" "solution" the body tries, neck pain and headaches could be just around the corner. Another possibility is that a flat foot will predispose the sufferer the heel and foot problem and we talked about that in the last article. Through writing about this condition, I hope I have made my readers more aware of the dangers of leaving it untreated. We learned that children can be helped and the good news is that physiotherapy will also help adults. Where the- foot is flattened flattened because the person is actually walking on their inside arch, but the arch remains in good condition,. orthotics are critical to support support that arch. Physiotherapy may also be needed, as a treatment before jumping into orthotics. Why? Orthotics will not correct the muscular imbalance imbalance that has caused the flat foot. The physiotherapist physiotherapist will examine the foot, your knees and your back and will emphasize muscles muscles that help to stabilize or correct the flatness of the foot. One of the most important sets of muscles in . this case are the PELVIC, the HIP, the BACK, and the ABDOMINAL muscles. muscles. By training those muscles muscles to be a little stronger, we can help support the hips, the back, the knees and ultimately the flat foot. If you have flat feet or knee, hip or back problems, book an appointment to see your physiotherapist. Grant Physiotherapy is located at: 214 King St. E„ Bowmanville (905) 623-2783 PUTTING PEOPLE IN 'MOTION i if .9% 1 ^ 48 Mo. Financing^g^ LUMINA LS 24 Mo. Lease or 36 Mo. Financing '98 CHEVY 1/2 TON EXTENDED CAB 2 wheel & 4 wheel drive 1.9% I 48 Mo. .JL. Financing '98 CHEVY S-10 EXTENDED CAB 1 ■ 48 Mo. Financing '98 CHEVY BLAZER I SAVE UP TO $ 300°° Winshield Claims Plus... | I ONE FREE GAS BARBECUE j ^Somo Restrictions Apply. 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