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Sunday's Summary Bancroft Bowmanville 3 4 Goal Scorers Second Period • Scan Haynes assisted by Chris Mustard and Chris Steele Ryan Jackman (pp) assisted by Jay Cannings and Chris Steele Chris Steele (pp) assisted by Jay Cannings and Ryan Jackman Third Period Jason Churly (pp) assisted by Stephen Hoar and Craig Mustard The Scoop Three straight power play goals, including one in the third period, lifted the Eagles to a narrow 4-3 victory victory over the visiting Bancroft Hawks on Sunday night at the Recreation Complex. It was only the second second win in 12 outings on home ice for Bowmanville. Their other victory came on October 20 against Peterborough. Forward Chris Steele led the way against Bancroft with three points, while Jay Cannings and Ryan Jackman had two each...With the win, Bowmanville is tied for 11th in the 13-team Eastern Conference. They are six points back of a playoff spot...Assistant captain Ryan Latimer has left the team...Ryan Jackman is the team's leading scorer scorer with 27 points in 20 games. Seth Gray is second with 22 points in 18 games...Stephen Hoar has taken over the team lead in penalty minutes with 109. He is the only player over 100 minutes...Tyler Cook, Brett Pakosta and Bryan Riddell are still searching for their first goal of the season. All three players arc defenceman. Record Home -- 2-10-0 Away -- 6-3-1 Overall -- 8-13-1 Next Week Friday, November 27, Bowmanville at Trenton; Sunday November 29, Oshawa at Bowmanville, 6:45 p.m. Novice Selects Collect Pair of Road Victories The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 25. 1998 Section Two Pace 3 The 1998-99 Clarington Novice Selects opened up their regular season with a pair of victories victories in three road games. The Selects first travelled travelled to Brooklin, looking to tame the Whitby Wildcats. Clarington broke the scoreless draw midway through the second second as Brandon Couto took a pass from Matthew Wright and stepped inside the faceoff circle firing a low drive that found - its mark just inside the far post. Whitby responded with two quick goals of their own and carried a 2-1 lead into the final frame. Couto evened the affair at 2-2, scoring his second of the night on a great individual individual effort. Aaron Pierce put Clarington ahead for good as his wrist shot from the slot off of a Darren Ayrc feed, beat the Whitby goaltcnder cleanly. Brandon Couto completed his hat-trick as he teamed up with Jeffrey Walsh and Aaron Pierce to put the final touches on a 4-2 victory. victory. Next up for the Selects, would be a trip to Richmond Hill. The hosts opened up the scoring midway through the second second period and added two more markers in the third cn route to a 3-0 final. The outcome would have been much closer had Clarington not had two goals called back on a pair of questionable calls. Their third straight road game, saw the Novices travel to Markham. Clarington came out firing on all cylinders, dominating dominating play from the opening whistle. Their hard work and determined effort resulted in three goals in each of the three periods as they cruised to a 9-0 win. Leading the offensive barrage were Matthew Wright and Joey Janveaux. Wright led all snipers with four goals and two assists, while playmaking center Janveaux dished out five assists. Allysha Chapman, Brandon Couto, and Nick Lombardo each chipped in with a goal and an assist. Aaron Kolodzicjczak and Jeffrey Walsh rounded out the scoring with Aaron Pierce picking up an assist. Despite the onesided onesided score, Markham had many great scoring opportunities opportunities but were unable to put the puck past goalie Matt Coe. He came up with a number of spectacular spectacular saves in preserving his first shutout of the season. Donning the Red, White and Black for this year's Novice Selects are team members: Darren Ayrc, Allysha Chapman, Matt Coe, Brandon Couto, Richard Hornby, Joey Janveaux, Aaron Kolodzicjczak, Dean Laflamme, Nick Lombardo, Johnny Marano, Matthew McRae, Aaron Pierce, Matt Sankcy, Kyle Smith, Matt Vandermeer, Jeffrey Walsh, Matthew Wright and Mark Wroblcwski. This year's squad will be guided by head coach, Gary Taylor, assistant, Frank Lombardo; trainer, John Ayre; and team manager, manager, Diane Taylor. Players, staff and parents, all look forward to an exciting season. Lord Elgin Soccer Finishes Third The co-ed Lord Elgin soccer team placed third overall at the recent championship championship tournament. Team members include, not in order in above photo, Tyler, Marc, George, Shonagh, Lisa, Emily, Clayton, Corey, Alex, Derek, Jenny, Danielle, Karina Lee, Eric, Adam, Amanda, Jessica, Chris, Catherine Heagle (coach), Peter Bischoff (coach). Webco Crane and Hoist Drops Game to Whitby On Friday, November 20, the Clarington Major Atom "A" team, sponsored by Webco Crane and Hoist, hosted the Whitby Wildcats, the only team to have defeated the Toros in league play this season. The boys gave a very spirited effort, but found themselves on the short end of a 5-3 score. The Toros fought the Wildcats to a scoreless first period, but unfortunately Canadian Statesman Toros Hold on for 3-2 Victory National Sports Advances to Finals of Cobourg Tourney The Canadian " Statesman Major Novice Toros headed up the 404 to meet the Aurora Tigers November 17. The Toros jumped to a quick lead with a perfect passing play from Brandon Ernst to Luke Pither to a wide open Dan McCarthy in the slot. David Miller and Pither then combined to set up Brandon Castellan to stake the Toros to a 2-0 lead before the period ended. Midway through the second, Callieu and Brown worked together to get the puck out of their end up to a streaking Castellan for his second of the night. The Aurora squad refused to give up and came back with a pair of goals to close the score, but the Toros stood their ground for a well earned 3-2 victory. victory. A Sunday matinee game saw the Pickering Panthers come to Rickard Complex to play the Continued on page 4 National Sports got all the way to the Championship game in the Cobourg Tournament but lost 3-2 in the second overtime. overtime. In game one, National Sports defeated East Gwillimbury 5-0, with Chris Wood getting the shutout. Jesse Millson led the Toros with two goals while Stuart King, Marc Bonin and Daren Kelly had singles. Marc also had two assists and their line played a strong game and had seven points among them. Cobourg defeated National Sports 3-1 in the second game. Derek McGrath scored for National Sports on a pass from Mike Kari. Game three saw National; Sports turn it around'.and they •defeated Agincourt 4 : 0 with Chris Wood recording ' his. second second shutout. Mike Kari led National Sports with two goals while Marc Bonin and Chris McDaniel got singles. This victory put National Sports into the semi-finals on Sunday against Oshawa. The Oshawa game was rough and penalty-filled. Chris Wood recorded shutout number three of the tournament as National Sports defeated Oshawa 2- 0 to advance to the Championship game. Chris McDaniel scored on a pass from Mark Lemieux ■ and Joey Castellano scored unassisted to make it 2-0. The victory put National Sports into the championship championship game against Cobourg. In the Championship game, National Sports lost in overtime to Cobourg 3- 2. Joey Castellano from Mark Lemieux and Jamie Bryant from Daren Kelly handled the scoring. luck was not with them, as Whitby scored their first goal on a deflection that went in off a Toro player. This seemed to rattle the boys, and they lost their focus. Whitby then took advantage of the Toros lack of discipline and took a 3-1 lead. However, with veteran goalie Robbie Goddard holding the fort in net, the Toros seemed to come to life in the third period, as they closed the gap to 3-2 and seemed to have the momentum, when another breakdown in discipline gave the Wildcats a 4-2 lead. The Toros gave it a great effort in the final minutes of the third period, but the final score saw Whitby come away 5-3 victors. Even though the Toros saw this game get away from them, the boys now know that they can play with the league leading Wildcats, and that to win, .they must maintain their focus and discipline for three full periods. The line of Kurds Salway, Tyler Beers and Corey Bradbum once again led the Toro attack, as Salway netted a pair of goals, Tyler Beers picked up two assists, Bradbum added a single assist, and Trevor Graham also had an assist. Brad Farrow rounded out the Bulls scoring with an assist to Nathan Murray, who played a very strong two-way game, showing great hustle in both ends of the ice. Tyler Ferguson, Kurtis Salway and Ryan Webb did an excellent job killing off several penalties. Robbie Goddard had an excellent game in goal for Clarington, as he faced a battery of shots throughout the game, during several shorthanded situations. Courtice Health Loses Close Battle by 3-2 To Rotary Club On Saturday, November 21, the Courtice Health Centre hockey team played against Rotary Club at Bowmanville arena. Courtice Health came out- strong and played a solid game, losing a tight battle by a score of 3-2. The Courtice Health team was led by a great game on defence from Daniel Bailey. The goal scorers for Courtice were Daniel Ciancone with his first of the season, and Taylor Dingman. Canadian Centre Firearms canadien des Centre armes à feu DO YOU OWN FIREARMS? What dees the new Firearms Act mean for you? 1. As always, safely comes first. The firearms safety course and test, and the rules for storage, display and transportation, which are part of the current law, are now part of the Firearms Act. 2. Everyone will need a firearms licence in order to register firearms (your FAC is considered a licence). There are 2 types of licences (valid for 5 years): • possession (for the firearms you now own) OR • possession and acquisition (if you plan to obtain firearms, even if you own firearms now). 3. Registration of all firearms begins December 1,1998. All firearms must be registered by January 1,2003. You register your firearms only once. You may do so at one , bulk price (one price for any number of firearms you register all at the same time), 4. 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