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Page 4 The Clarington/Courticc Independent, Bowmanvillc, Saturday, October 31,1998 Halminen Homes On Top The Halminen Homes Minor Novice "AA" Toros had another successful weekend, weekend, winning the Thanksgiving Classic held in Burlington. They opened against host Burlington and the Toros came out flying, scoring five first period markers. Scoring in the first were James Hoffman with two, adding singles were Matthew Garrison, Andrew Bobas and Keegan Lawson. Drawing assists in the opening period were Greg Nemisz with two, John Bull, Justin Stadlcr, Chris Rivest, Matthew Pcden and James Hoffman with one apiece. The goaltending tandem tandem of Derek Walker and Zach Higgins made numerous numerous key stops to preserve their sixth shutout of the season. season. The Toros second opponent opponent was Whitby and the boys started this game in similar fashion. They would go on to l)cat Whitby 8-1. Scoring for Clarington were John Bull find Greg Nemisz with two, providing singles were Justin Stadlcr, Keegan Lawson, James Hoffman and Nicholas Diachenko. Also finding the scorcshcct with assists were Stadlcr with three, Nemisz with two, Diachenko, Bull, Andrew Bobas, Chris Rivest, Kyle Robertson, Chad McDonald and goalie Zach Higgins with one apiece. Their final round robin game pitted them against Aruroa and again the Toros came out with guns blazing, scoring five times in the opening frame. Andrew Bobas started the scoring when his blistering drive found the back of the Aurora net. Drawing assists on the CMHA Calendar Winners for the Month of October ! The following arc the Clarington Minor Hockey Association calendar winners for the month of October. Jennifer de Graaf $40, Barb Flood $40, Brian Sellars/June King $100, Ron Moore $40, George Young $40, Ron Pope $40, William Bull $40, Lynne Lemieux $40, Sandra Burrell $100, Dave Meredith $300, Hilda Sykes $40, Kim Erb $40, Marie McCarron $40, Stephen Cooch $40, Nathan Coyle $100, Susan Broley $40, Jason Hill $40, Marian de Graaf $40, Avis Forma $40, Dale Terry $40, Murray Martin $100, Wilbur Blackburn $40, Janet Jukic $40, Mr. Albert Woodward $40, Oleh Stasyszyn $40, Gary Halley $40, Carrie Oliver $100. play were James Hoffman and Kyle Robertson. Forty seconds later Matthew Garrison scored from a Greg Nemisz pass, making it 2-0 in favour of Clarington. Shortly after the Garrison goal, John Bull banged home a rebound off of a Hoffman shot. The final two goals of the period were scored by Hoffman on feeds from linemates Justin Stadlcr and Keegan Lawson. Each team then traded goals to make the final 6-1. Scoring the Toros sixth goal was Chad Me Paul on a pass from Andrew Bobas. In the semi-finals, the Toros met. Newmarket and both teams got off to a slow start. The Toros found the net first as. James Hoffman opened the scoring. The Newmarket squad answered with a goal of their own three minutes later, tying the game 1-1 after the first period. The Toros started the second period period with some aggressive forechecking and were rewarded just fifty-one seconds seconds in, as Andrew Bobas scored, giving Clarington a 2- 1 edge. The boys scored three more times in the period, on goals by Greg Nemisz, Keegan Lawson and Matthew Garrison. Adding helpers were Hoffman, Nemisz, Lawson, Garrison and goalie Zach Higgins. The Toros scored two more in the third to make the final 7-1. Scoring were John Bull and Keegan Lawson; drawing assists were Matthew Perron, Nemisz and Hoffman. It was on to the finals for the Toro squad, where they faced Burlington. The boys came out firing on all cylinders cylinders as they skated away with a 9-0 victory. Scoring for Clarington were Greg Nemisz with three goals and one assist, Andrew Bobas one goal, three assists, James Hoffman two goals, one assist, Keegan Lawson one goal, two assists, Chris Rivest and Matthew Perron one goal each, Justin Stadlcr and Matthew Garrison two assists each, John Bull and Chad McDonald one assist each. The defence and goal- tenders had another solid tournament allowing only three goals in five games. The goaltending duo of Derek Walker and Zach Higgins shared two shutouts. Clarington's James Hoffman was named "Finals M.V.P." for his outstanding play throughout the event. The tournament also played host to a three-on- three competition and the Toro squad of Greg Nemisz, James Hoffman, Andrew Bobas, Matthew Garrison, Nicholas Diachenko, John Bull and goalie Zach Higgins claimed the title. 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A Toro goal with 1:13 left in the third enabled the Toros to escape with a 5-5 tic. Friday, October 23, the visit to Uxbridge was a chance to sec how the team stacked up against one of the top contenders. Having closed the score to 3-2 after two, the Toros inept play continued continued in the third and they fell by a score of 6-3. Coming off their loss the previous night, the Toros had a chance to get back on the winning side with the Barrie Flyers in town. While the Toros were a little casual defensively at times, they eventually got their game in gear and romped to a 9-5 win. Alan McGrath enjoyed his best game of the season, picking picking up the hat-trick and a five point night. Mike Haley had a strong game netting two goals. Our third and final game of the weekend was one of our strongest of the season. The Pickering Panthers provided provided the opposition in a game the Toros dominated physically and offensively. Scoreless after one period, the Toros found the net seven times over the final two frames en route to a 7-2 win. Adam Cryderman continued his fine play of late, picking up three points. Kevin Bowles was solid in goal, stopping 18 of 20 shots. Point getters over the five game span included: Ryan Fowler 5g, 6a; Adam Cryderman 5g, 51; Mike Haley 6g, 3a; Alan McGrath 4g, 4a: Steven Omclko 3g, 4a; Mike Richardson 2g, 4a; Brandon Kane 3g, 2a; Brandon Murphy 5a; Alee Hamilton lg, 2a; Kyle Brown 3a; Rene Cartier 2a; Kevin Lodcr 2a; Chris Trace 2a. Our record stands at 4 wins, 1 loss, 1 tic. Clarington Flames Burned On Wednesday, October 14, the Clarington Flames Peewee hockey teams met to open their season. One team is sponsored sponsored by CAA, while the other girls' team is unsponsored. CAA opened the scoring scoring in the first period to go ahead 1-0. CAA added two more goals before Erin Haass replied, scoring on a breakaway. 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