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The Clarington/Courticc Independeni, Bowmanvillc, Saturday. July IS, 1998 Pace 4 Gemini Gymnasts Reach for the Sky On June 5-7, Gemini Gymnastics hosted its annual "Reach for the Sky" Prc- Compctitivc/In ter-Club competition. The 5-6 year olds put on a wonderful demonstration. demonstration. Performing were: Sarah Marie Bailey, Katie Bignell, Ashley Burnside, Christine Button, Jazminc Crouler, Lisa Dcwhirsl, Jessica Edwards, Alexandra Giroux, Rcbceca Hand, Emma Harness, Brianna Heard, Kristen Kerr, Kara Lavcrdurc, Melissa Mccann, Melissa Pajuncn, Karson Pascos, Kaylccn Peters, Rachel Sarnovsky, Rebecca Scott, Kelly Terry, Kristina Vaculik, and Amber Werhcid. 8A Category Lorna Button, of Newcastle, 2nd overall, 2nd bars, 4th vault, beam and floor. Cadette A Katie Heycs, of Courtice, 4th overall, 3rd floor, 4th vault and bars, 5th beam. Cadette B Stephanie Locke, of Courtice, 9th overall, 4th vault, 5th floor, 9th bars, 10th beam. 8B Category Anne Wroblewski, of Courtice, 4th overall, 3rd beam, 4th vault, bars, 7th floor. 7B Category Kristen Hale, of Newcastle, 2nd overall, 2nd bars, 3rd beam, 4th floor, 9th vault. Caitlin Patrick, of Bowmanvillc, 4th overall, 1st bars, 4th vault, 5th floor, Slh beam. Lindsay Bound, of Bowmanvillc, 7th overall, 4th bars, 5th beam, 8th vault, 9th floor. 7C Category Katherine Batclaan, of Courtice, 3rd overall, 1st Boor, 4th vault and beam, 6th bars. Marjorie Sparkes, of Courtice, 5lh overall, 1st floor, 2nd beam, 4th bars, 5lh vault. Tiny B (group 1) Kira Locke, of Courtice, 1st overall, 1st beam and floor, 2nd bars, 9th vault. Danielle Balson, of Bowmanvillc, 4th overall, overall, 5th bars, 6th floor, 7th beam, Slh vault. Heather Humphries, of Bowmanvillc, 7th overall, 1st bars, 3rd vault, 8th Boor. Robyn Dcwhirsl, of Courtice, 10th overall, 6th vault and bars, 10th beam and Boor. 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Game three had Markham bowing out to the Orioles 4-2, with Jeremy Black notching the win and Craig Turner closing the door for the save. The championship game had the Orioles up against Bloomfield, who went down to the birds 5-1. Josh Dusomc went the distance in impressive fashion, looking just as fresh in the seventh as he did in the first. The tournament tournament win was because of a total team effort by all the players. Major Mosquito Selects Reach Finals in Orillia Under-10 Soccer Team Posts Shutouts in Last Two Games The Darlington Under-10 soccer team of the Central Soccer League demonstrated excellent skills during the last two games. The team, sponsored by Zellers, met Lake Simcoe at Hydro Fields on July 7. Chris Kindratiuk scored the first goal with an assist from Chris Jukic. In the second half, goal scorers were: Chris Jukic on an unassisted goal; Chris Kindratiuk, on a great play by Nicholas Bonin; Brian Allore, unassisted; and Scott Miller on a pass by Matt McMillan brought the final score to 5-0. David Ross was credited with a great shutout. Darlington's second game of the week, played on July 9, against Unionville, was a scoring feast for the Under-10 team. In the first half, Scott Miller scored twice as did David Ross. The second half saw goals scored by Brandon Weigel, Chris Jukic, Brian Allore, two by Stephen Phillips, and the final goal came from Matt McMillan. Assists were collected by David Ross, Stephen Phillips, Brian Allore, Geoffrey Powell and Chris Kindratiuk. Excellent passing was displayed by Eric Bonazza, Thomas Barker, and Kyle Harris. The shutout went to Chris Procknow. The final score was 10-0. Darlington Zellers record now stands at 6-4-1. During the last weekend weekend of June, the Major Mosquito Clarington Colts Selects competed in the Orillia baseball tournament. tournament. The first game had the Colts up against Thornhill. Clarington had a quick start scoring seven runs in the first inning. The inning was highlighted by an RBI double by Dan Charysz, and Tyler Welch's two run single. Brian Corcoran pitched a good game, allowing only two hits and no earned runs over three innings. Charysz would come in to pitch the final innings, only allowing two earned runs. The final score was 11-5. Top hitters for the game were Corcoran 3-4 (2 doubles, 3 runs, 2 RBI, and 3 stolen bases), Kurtis Salway 2-3 (RBI, 2 runs, BB, 2 stolen bases). Game two had the Colts up against Forest Glen. A good pitching performance performance by Brian Sellars and Charysz held Forest Glen to only one earned run. The offence for the Colts was four runs in the first and eight in the second. second. The colts put it on cruise control from then on, making the final 18-4. Top hitters for the game were: T.J. Wriglcy 2-2 (3 RBI, one run, one stolen base, BB), Tyler Welch 2-3 (double, run, RBI), and Steve Whillans 1-1 (2 BB, 3 runs, SB). The last round robin game was played against Barrie. The colts pitched a fantastic game with Sellars, Corcoran, and Salway sharing the duties. Sellars started the game pitching three innings, allowing no runs on one hit, striking out four. Then Corcoran came in for three innings allowing no runs on one hit and striking out two. Salway then came in allowing no earned runs. The offence was highlighted highlighted by key hits from Brendan Snider and Corcoran. The Colts would go on and win their third game 8-2. The semi-final game was played the next day against the always tough Whitby (white) club. Whitby came on very strong scoring eight runs in the first inning and then another two in the fourth. The Colts found themselves themselves down 11-5 going into the last inning. The winner of this game would face Pickering in the finals. With the never give up spirit, the club from Clarington would put the whole batting order on base with only one out. The Colts would send. another five batters up before Whitby could stop the determined club. Whitby would finally stop the boys, but not until Clarington scored 13 runs in the inning. Wrigley, Welch, Brock Hanely, and Whillans would all score two runs in the inning. The Colts would also have to shut the Whitby club down in the bottom half of the inning. The Clarington Colts would hang on for the victory, winning the game 20-14. Clarington was facing Pickering in the finals. Paul Skordoff started the team off with a single and would later score with Kurtis Salway, taking a 2- 0 lead. But the Pickering club was just loo strong for Clarington. Pickering would win the final 11-2. A good defensive tournament tournament by catchers John Coe and Paul Skordoff. Great tournament to all the boys, and a well coached team from head coach Mike Morin, and assistants Dave Salway, Tony Whillans, Jeff Heard. Lawn Bowlers Compete For Goodyear Trophy A beautiful warm, (hot) sunny day on Sunday, July 12, for the annual Goodyear Tournament which was in the form of mixed trebles. The Trophy for this event is a very valuable one and has been in existence for many years. It is keenly sought after. The sixteen teams who UP TO $ 300°° 1 Towards Deductible on Insurance | | Windshield Claims Plus... I I ONE FREE GAS BARBECUE | I^Somo Restrictions Apply. ^ £xp|rQ3 July 24lh,109B. | Auto Glo// 1 -800-658-3904 12 Temperance St., Bowmanville 623-8451 PJ.R CHAMPIONS -- The Clarington Major Orioles used home field to their advantage recently, winning four straight games to capture the championship of the tournament they hosted. In the final game, they defeated Bloomfield by a 5-1 score. Other victories victories were earned over Port Hope, Peterborough, and Markham. Team members include, not in order in above photo, Ian Barker, Garritt Spencer, Jeremy Black, Josh Dusomc, Colin Brown, Adam Walton, Ben McCaffcry, Craig Turner, Kyle Wipplc, Chris Storey, Adam Barry, Ryan Smith. The coaches arc S. Spencer, P. Brown, T. Walton, M. Pearce, J. Pearce. Summer Seat Sale The Affordable Luxury Car bowled were from Bowmanvillc, Oshawa, Port Hope and Whitby. There were a number of spectators whom we arc always happy to see - two of whom on this occasion were Rena Bathgate, along with her daughters Shirley Williams who bowled with the Bowmanvillc Club for many years. So nice to have some ex-members return for a visit. 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