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The Clarington/Courticc Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, July II, 1998 Pace 4 Reactors in First Place The Darlington Reactors U-14 girls' soccer team played Unionvillc on Wednesday, June 24. Joining the team for her first game as a Reactor, and adding strength to the mid- field, was Jennifer Savage. The Unionvillc team came out looking very strong and scored the first goal within the first few minutes. Darlington, showing showing a great deal of maturity for a team that has only been together for two years, regrouped and finished the first half with goals by Sonya Celibcrti and Allie Wdrd-Billingham. In the second half, striker striker Julia Scsti made her first appearance of the game and made her presence known by her speed and ball skills. Scoring in the second half once again was Allie Ward- Billingham to make the final score 3-1 for Darlington. This win put the Reactors in first place in the U-14 premiere division. The Darlington Reactors U-14 girls' soccer team participated participated in the Etobicoke tournament on July 4. In their first game against Vaughan, the Reactors dominated the entire game and had many scoring opportunities, but unfortunately, just couldn't put the ball in the net. Sonya Celibcrti, with her endless digging, made some spectacular spectacular plays for Darlington, including a shot towards the end of the game that went off one of the comer posts. Final score of the game was 0-0. The second game of the day was against Kitchener, and found Darlington playing playing much better soccer, even though the game ended in a loss for the Reactors with the final score being 2-0 for Kitchener. Sarah Little, with play after play, proved once again why she is the backbone backbone of the Reactor's defense. The third and final game of the day saw Darlington paired up against Brains United. The Reactors once again weren't able to capitalize capitalize on the many chances they had and came away with a 1-1 tie. Scoring the only goal of the day for Darlington was Allie Ward- Billingham. Two tics and a loss found the Reactors eliminated from further play in the tournament. Having better success at finding the net and communicating communicating with one another out on the field is sure to help the Reactors in tournament tournament and league play. Under 1 OB Rep Team Remains Unbeaten The Darlington Undcr- 10B Rep soccer team, sponsored sponsored by National Powcrskaling and Russ Major Plumbing, remain unbeaten in regular season soccer action with their latest latest match, a 3-1 victory over Whitby. A solid defensive unit formed by Troy Webster, Jamie Stevens, Dan McCarthy and Brandon Ernst thwarted Whitby on several rushing attempts while keeper Mike Hinz's strong nclminding held Whitby to a single goal. Scoring goals for Darlington were Luc Pither, Carmen Shah and Greg Nernisz. In their latest tournament, tournament, the Darlington 2nd Annual, the team played very well, winning their Zeddys Falls 2-0 to Pickering On Tuesday, June 30, the Darlington girls' under-12 soccer team played host to the visiting Pickering squad. The girls' confidence was high as they fought the powerful Pickering team to a tie the last time they met, only to lose in a shootout. Katie Gardener was the goalie in this match and was spectacular, continuously turning back the Pickering attack. Amanda Leonard, Merissa Partington, Sally Bellerose and Katie Turvill were solid on defence, constantly constantly breaking up the visitor's visitor's rush, and clearing the ball out of trouble. Courtney Pcnfound and Kathleen Moore spearheaded the attack from the midfield, while constantly harassing the big shooters from Pickering. Jaclyn Leddy, Lisa Gilmore and Emily Bound kept the wingers under wraps while trying to send the ball through to the Darlington forwards. Cristina Ellul, Mandi Buma, Emily Dewsbury, Candace Allen, and Jana Cryderman all took turns trying to break through the visitor's stubborn stubborn defence. Pickering scored two identical goals on wicked high drives that Katie Gardener had no chance on. This left Darlington with a hard fought 2-0 loss to a very good Pickering team. With this kind of effort, the girls are improving every outing. Their first win is just around the corner. Well done, girls! GOLF SPECIAL 18 Hole Championship Course Memberships Available or Pay as You Play Tournament Bookings Available 2 Golfers with 1 Power Cart Weekdays $58.00; Weekends after 1 p.m. $60.00 'Does not apply to tournaments (with litis coupon only) I. Quarry Lakes Golf & Recreation Centre 3705 Regional Road 57 Bowmanville, Ontario (905) 697-5888 Driving Range/Mini Putt Coaches Wanted Newcastle Village Minor Hockey Association Inc. is looking for Coaches for all levels If you are interested in Coaching Rep or House League Hockey Please Contact Graham Brogan (Rep) 987-4540 Ron Turner (House League) 438-0589 for more information Deadline for Submission is July 15th, 1998 Limited player openings for all levels For more information on registering your child please contact Bob Holmes 987-72) 9 or Herman Valckx 786-2115 ^SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSeL £2sSsSSSSB V J J Lawn Bowlers Host Northcutt-Elliott Tourney Members of (lie Bowmanville Lawn Bowling Club celebrated Canada's Birthday on July 1st by dressing in red and white lo enjoy some friendly in-club com- pclion. The luck of the draw determined the eight teams of trebles - some all men, some all women and the rest mixed. The weather was warm, the breeze was cool - perfect perfect weather. After one eight-end game, all retired to the clubhouse for refreshments to be ready for the second game against different opposition. opposition. The winners for the afternoon were Ken Dawson, Ted Moulton and Bert Watts followed by Frank Petrie, Audrey Hall and Betty Dick (a visitor of the Camerons from Scotland.) The special no- win prize went to Betty Petrie ct al - but they had a lot of fun! If there arc any errors in this report, blame anyone as yours truly was not present present but instead sitting on the cast side of The Dome watching the Blue Jays win their game against New York Mets 15-10. On Sunday, July 5, the scheduled Norlhcutt- Ellioll tournament took place which was in the form of men's trebles. Teams participating were from Whitby, Oshawa, Pott Hope and Bowmanville. Wc were pleased to have a number of the players' wives present. present. Wc invite you to come and watch at any tournament and hopefully become interested in the game as age is no barrier - young or older arc.all welcome. welcome. Now for the results: 3 game winner and trophy winner was Ned Town's team from Port Hope which was skipped by John Morton with Don first four games and then losing in the final to a formidable formidable Dixie club who scored a single, goal in the last minute of play. Scoring goals for Darlington were Luc Pither, Kevin Bourke and John Bull with three apiece, Carmen Shah, Darcy Mitchell and Robert O'Shea each with a pair and singles by Neil Issar and Jamie Stevens. Tenacious play by forwards Jake Sharer and Alex Hart accounted for many of the above goals. Coaches Gary Neinisz, Ron Pither and Rich Ernst, along with Manager Michelle Ernst, and all the parents are very proud of the depth and good sportsmanship sportsmanship this team displays at every match. Zellers Under-IOTeam Busy in Last Week of June The last week of June was exceedingly busy for the Zellers Darlington Under-10 soccer club. June 23 resulted in a 6-1 loss against Lcaside, with Chris Jukic scoring the lone goal. The next game played against Northumberland was much more spirited, although it ended in a 4-2 loss for Darlington. Goals were scored by Scott Miller and,Brian Allorc. On June 25, the team travelled to Ajax for their eighth game of the season. Zellers defeated Ajax 3-0, with goals scored by Stephen Phillips, Chris Jukic with an assist from Scott Miller, and Brian Allorc with an assist from Matt McMillan. On Saturday, June 27, the Darlington club was host to a five-team tournament. The team secured a place in'the semi-finals, but lost to Pickering. The final game of the month saw Zellers travel to Withrow Park in Toronto to play East York. Darlington remained scoreless in the first half, while East York scored a goal in each of the halves. Darlington rallied to score two gaols in the second half. Brian Allorc scored first with an assist from Geoffrey Powell. Stephen Phillips scored the second unassisted goal to tie the game. The team record for regular season play now stands at four wins, four losses, and one tie. BOWMANVILLE COUNTRY CLUB (905) 623-2670 | by Telma R. Grant r.p.t. Play Better Golf For Life QUESTION: Telma, I have read with interest your golf newsletters and I would like to know a little bit more about your golf injury and enhancement enhancement program. Who can benefit from it? This is a great question. The more serious a golfer you are the more you can benefit from the program. A serious golfer who plays a lot is like a finely tuned race car. Imagine what would happen, though, if the wheels on a race car start to warp and the race car starts to tilt to the right while it is driving. Can you imagine what would result going at high speeds with this? Same thing with a golfer. Anybody who has had even a minor injury that has interfered with his or her golf game can benefit very much from this program. I won't teach you how to play golf: if you want to learn how to play golf or improve the mechanics of the game, then you go see a golf pro. There you'll learn the correct correct elements of the swing and all the strategies required to play efficiently at your game. I have had the pleasure to treat a few golf pros and even they found the benefits of my golf treatment treatment program. Most goiters that I see are out of alignment, like the car that pulls to the right. Those who have come into my clinic have shoulders shoulders that are too rounded, or the right shoulder is loo low and the right hip is too high. Needless to say, these shortcomings create a lot ol tension on the right side ol the body. And goll Is not a game of tension. At least It shouldn't be. The golfer who Is not In alignment but continues continues to play Is an accident walling to happen. Consider, too, the effects on your game. Poor posture prevents you from i making a full balanced rotational rotational movement with proper proper weight shift through the golf swing. Without a full turn you will lose distance in your shot because you cannot cannot generate as much head speed. Without proper weight shift and balance you will lose distance and lose control during your short game. My Golf Injury and Enhancement program is about a customized program program designed to do three things. 1. Deal with muscle tissue tissue that has tightened up over time. 2. It is designed to realign realign the body. To stretch the tissues that are too tight and to strengthen the tissues tissues that are too weak. 3. To improve the posture posture of the body so that when you are standing at the address phase you are in better alignment and will, consequently, play better golf. 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To receive Telma's newsletters newsletters please lax us your address: (905) 623-9236, Grant Physiotherapy is located at: 214 King St, E„ Bowmanville (905) 623-2783 PUTTING PEOPLE IN motion c „, (f) Plummer as Lead, their score 60 plus 6; 2 game winner and Runner-up from Oshawa, was Jim Butler as Skip, Martin Haalstra as Vice and Joe Brown as Lead with score of 50 plus one; 2 game winner second - high were also from Oshawa - Ken Dawson Skip, Bob Matthews Vice and Lcn Yuill Lead bowling a total of 49; 3rd high two - game winner was from Bowmanville skipped by Ross Hall assisted by Norm King as Vice and Art Elgar as Lead with score of 43; high one-game winner winner was from Oshawa. Skip was Graham Chase with Vice Charles Brisbois and Lead Fred Thompson. Their score was 38 plus one. The next tournament on the schedule is on Sunday, July 12, starting at 10 a.m. sponsored by Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. The tournament will be in the form of mixed trebles. IN THE WINNER'S CIRCLE -- The Bowmanville team of Ross Hall (skip), Norm King (vice) and Art Elgar (lead) were declared 3rd high, two-game winners in the men's trebles competition at the Bowmanville Lawn Bowling Club. Teams from Whitby, Oshawa, Port Hope and Bowmanville were competing in the annual Northcutt-Elliott Tournament. The tournament was held Sunday, July 5. 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