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The Clarington/Courtice Independent, Bowmanvillc, Saturday, June 27. 1998 • l'âge 4 Under- 15 Soccer Team Undefeated in League V V lliir --^..~*** XX >t \ J X * Fifth Place Finish for MacDonald-Cadieux The Darlington Youth Soccer Club, represented in the Under-15 age group, is undefeated within league play after playing five matches. matches. This competitive team has an impressive record of four wins and one draw under it's belt. This team, sponsored by the XVilmot Creek community and Nevada Learning Series, has travelled to Scarborough and enjoyed four league home games to date. The victories included games against Oshawa Turul, Northumberland, Malvern and East York. Their only draw was an intense battle against Oakridgcs. To date, the team is leading the East Division of The Central Soccer League within the "A" tier. Outstanding defensive play has only allowed seven goals within the live games. Darlington's rock solid Calendar Winners The following are the CM HA Calendar winners for the months of May and June. May Kelly and Brenda Lamey $40, David Hobson $100, Nancy Riordan $40, Steve Bobas $40, Alison McMurter $40, Joan Jubb $40, Ron and Cathy Millson $40, Lilly Krummenachcr $100, Gerry McKay $40, Doreen Nieuwenhuis $40, Douglas Wright $40, Alice Burgess $40, John Buckton $40, Joan Jubb $100, Kate Shotlon $300, Colin Hope $40, Bryan Cargill $40, Carolyn Turkocio $40, Tom Hill $40, Emily Scarlett $100, Suzclte Begin $40, Jeff Clarke $40, Ken and.Dorothy Bryant $40, Frank Chircop $40, Terry Ryan $40, Clifford and Donna Potter $100. June Jackie Traviss $40, Ed and Doreen McGrath $40, Dolly and Don Lavallce $40, Albert and Jill Leach $40, John Nichols $40, Douglas Wliight $100, Ruth Walker $40, Monica Folk $40, Stewart Clarkson $40, Zclda Lcclair $40, Margaret Brissonctte $40, Bruce Sycr $100, Kari Kari $40, Bryan Cargill $40, Karl Hoffman $40, Greg Brown $40, Howard Dixon $40, Isabel Kcntner $100, Stephen Hobbs $40, Bev Sinclair $40, Dan Besso $40, Keith and Denise Smalc $40, Michael Anthony-$40, John Nichols vS.jiSlOOfÿMikdAHarrigan '$40. Cathy fSwonarow $.40. imiKfi z v- V'- defense for the 1998 season includes Kenny King, Nicholas Burn, Rennie Heard, Brandon Taylor and Sergio Avo. Tending the goal for this side is Antione Williams. His performance has gained an M.V.P. in our last match and has two shutouts to his credit. Darlington's talented midfield midfield has frustrated opponents with good ball control. Midfielders Midfielders for this year include Carl Pokorski, Jason Ruszcr, Colin Bourke, Pat Quinlan and Jonathan Gilhank. Strong offensive efforts have yielded twenty-one goals to date. Hals off to Nicholas Bonsma, Mark Barrcsc, Eric Lolmcrt, Robert Bell, Trevor Lyccttc and Greg Quinlan for their relentless offensive play. With support from the Wilmot Creek Community, Nevada Learning Scries, family family and friends, this team has travelled to Richmond Hill and Peterborough for tournament tournament play. On June 14, the boys advanced to the semifinals semifinals at the Peterborough City Cup. Although they did not move on to the finals, the team was proud to finish within the top four at this competitive event. ' Coaches Dan Quinlan, Bob Bell and manager Arlene Bonsma arc elated with the teams' success and look forward forward to another summer on the soccer fields. For the first time in her professional career, Terry MacDonald-Cadieux led laps during the running of the Motorola Cup event held at Mid-Ohio Raecway. This two-hour raec was the fourth event for Motorola cup drivers. Marty Miller, of California, drove in the GM Goodwrcnch Serviec Plus/Snap-on Tools Pontiac. Qualifying and practice was held together under partly cloudy skies, unlike the race. Miller qualified ninth on the grid and M a c D o n a I d - C ad i c u x would start. As the green flag dropped, MacDonald- Cadieux was all out, not losing any positions. In her normal fashion she started charging to the front. "I love being aggressive. It is a lot of fun rubbing fenders. fenders. And the funny thing is, I picture all kinds of body damage, but none seems to appear. These care can take it," commented Terry. Forty minutes into the race the rain began to come down, but crew chief, Ed O'Brien, didn't want to bring the GM Goodwrcnch Service Plus/Snap-on Tools Pontiac into the pits because they were in the lead. MacDonald-Cadieux had secured the lead and was maintaining first. "I didn't even know I was leading. I knew I was going faster than ever before bceausc Ed was telling me my times. He said I was extremely consistent consistent and picking up the pace by a few hundreds each lap, exactly what lie wanted," added Terry. The weather was really hazardous all day. It would drizzle, then pour and dry up only to pour down again. Past the halfway point the track was really slippery. The tires got hot, then cooled off and became water soaked only to gel heated up again. Soon they went away all together. The team pitted and Miller took over. During the pit stop, the team only lost two positions. They were third for a long time. But the sky opened up again and things got pretty hairy. A few teams pitted for rain tires and that was the lucky set up. Maxwell's mustang was on rain tires and he was hooked up. He was flying through the grid and got by Miller under an extreme downpour. Miller continued continued to dice with a few more mustangs and was looking like the winner. With only ten minutes to go, Miller went into a corner corner too fast and the car came around on him. He collected it and was on his way, but lost another position. position. The team finished in fifth position. Next race is at Pocono, PA, June 25-27. Hole In One at Newcastle G.C. Brian Pickard is going to be able to charge Ices for the privilege privilege of golfing with his "Rub of the Green" luck. On June 23, Brian, along with Gary Store and Mike Newcomb, both of Newcastle, witnessed Scan Brown, of Bowmanvillc, ace his second holc-in-onc at Newcastle Golf Course. This time, Scan used an 8-iron to drop the ball two feet from the pin on the 1(14 yard, #12. 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