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Scoreboard i • Provincial Jr. A League Eastern Conference Ruddock Division GP W L T Pts. Peterborough 44 25 15 4 54 Bowmanville 43 23 16 4 50 Trenton 43 22 15 6 50 Kingston 41 17 15 9 45 Ajax 42 12 28 2 26 Cobourg Phillips Division 43 8 32 3 19 Col ling wood 44 30 11 3 64 Aurora 43 25 14 4 54 Newmarket 43 21 17 5 48 Couchiching 45 19 19 7 46 Lindsay 42 18 20 4 42 Slouffville 44 16 26 2 35 , Western Conference : MacKinnon Division Milton 43 36 6 1 73 Oakville 43 27 14 2 57 Burlington 42 20 17 5 45 Hamilton 44 18 22 4 42 Georgetown 43 5 38 0 10 MacKcnzic Division Brampton 44 34 10 0 71 Bramalca 41 25 11 5 56 Strcetsvillc 42 18 23 1 40 Mississauga 43 14 26 3 33 Vaughan 42 6 34 2 16 NOTE: one. point awarded for overtime loss. Bowmanville Eagles Scoring Statistics Player GP G A Pts. Pim. Adam Armstrong 40 37 33 70 174 Jay Cannings 43 13 44 57 28 Steve Blais 37 23 28 51 34 Shane Norton 40 20 25 45 64 Chris Steele 42 15 23 38 89 Ryan Jackman 42 11 22 33 30 Jason Wakcly 44 14 18 32 101 Ryan Latimer 41 19 12 31 336 Charlie Bosworlh 41 7 19 26 223 Mike Davies 31 4 21 25 51 Jason Churly 43 9 8 17 107 Mike Leonard 43 5 11 16 40 Brett Pakosta. 36 2 9 11 52 Josh Bade 41 1 10 11 258 Chris McKenzie 41 3 6 9 21 Tyler Cook 41 1 6" 7 60 Tobias Grossccker 8 2 3 5 10 Niall Maynard 14 2 2 4 58 Stefan Hewak 16 1 0 1 147 Goalies MP GA Avg. Ryan Penney 2049 97 2.84 Marc Sheridan 60 2 2.00 Others 471 46 5.86 i Newcastle Men's Hockey League (Round Robin Playoffs) Team W L *L. Jackson Plumb. & Heat. 1 1 Busters Roadhouse & Tavern 2 0 Newcastle Golf Course 1 0 Raxx 1 1 Ace Submarine 0 1 R. Jackson Heat. & Electric 0 2 (* 2-point bonus for winning league) Playoff Games February 1 7:30 p.m. Raxx vs. Golf Course 9:00 p.m. L. Jackson vs; R. Jackson ...10:30.p.m. Ace vs. Busters T 0 0 1 0 1 0 Pts. 4 4 3 2 1 0 Bowmanville Non-Contact Hockey League Team W L T Pts. Burke Division Beasties 13 2 1 27 King St, Bar & Grill 11 4 1 23 Vital Air 7 7 2 16 National Home Video 2 12 2 6 Oliver Division D. Base 10 3 3 23 A&D Truck Shop 8 5 3 19 Hanes 4 12 0 8 Mosport 3 12 1 7 Shackelton Division Blues 14 3 0 28 Rushwood 8 8 1 17 Warriors' 7 10 0 14 Rebels 4 12 1 9 Weekend Results Beasties 6 A&D Truck Shop 5 D. Base 6 National Home Video 5 Hanes 9 Vital Air 4 King St. 9 Mosport 5 Warriors 6 Rushwood 4 Blues 12 Rebels 3 McPherson Optometrist Battle Crow's to 1-1 Tie A game played January 22, against the Crow's, resulted resulted in a 1-1 tic as both McPherson's and the Crow's played a strong solid offensive and defensive game. The first period goal for the McPherson team' was scored by Alexandra Slade assisted by Jenna Law. Once again the excellent goaltending by Ashlcigh Evelyn and the continuous strong playing by team members Kristen Robinson, Michelle Jordan, Carly Nemisz, Courtney Hamilton, Amanda Miljanovski, Michelle Hodgson, Melissa Campbell, Candice Jordan, Chantcl Krukkert, Lesley Sinopoli, Colleen Bathe and Rosemary Quinlan helped keep our opponent's scoring to a minimum. Letter to the Editor Super Bowl Party Raises $550 for Food Bank Dear Editor The Super Bowl party that occurred in Newcastle raised $550 cash and was donated to the Clarington East Food Bank. A box of canned food was also donated. I would like to give a special thanks to: Carl Vajda from Molson's, Cord Molulton, Wayne Coull, A1 Grey and Dennis Smigclow for their help at this event. I would like to also thank the Andrew St. Hockey Association, John Hayward and team, Doug Crough Local 222-CAW rec community for their support in bringing community community awareness to those less fortunate. Sincerely Larry Carroll P.S. Thanks also to my family: Peggy, Jennifer, Shannon, and Melissa for their emotional support and putting up with dad, Got a Sports Story? Call The Canadian Statesman 623-3303 The Claringlon/Courticc Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, January 31,1998 Page 5 Preston the Mover Advance in OMHA Playoffs The Clarington "A" Minor Atom Toros, sponsored sponsored by Preston the Mover powered over the Markham Waxers 6-2 to win their best-of-fivc O.M.H.A. playoffs three games to two. Rebounding from a 3-1 defeat at home that forced the Toros to travel back to Markham for the sudden- death showdown, the Toros came out firing early and often, shocking the hometown Waxers by scoring two quick goals. Markham did manage to come back and tic the game at 2-2, but the Bulls then proceeded to score two unanswered goals within two minutes to retake the lead. Then they built a comfortable 6-2 margin. Ryan Webb, who opened the scoring, picked up two goals, along with Tyler Beers, who netted a pair. Jordan Beaudrie contributed contributed a goal and two assists, with Kurtis Salway adding a single to round out the final score. Matthew Parker and Matthew Smith also picked up assists. The goaltcnding duo of Matthew Cooper and Robbie Goddard continued their brilliant play in net, as Cooper started and remained cool and calm as Markham tried to get back in the game with several flurries. Veteran Robbie Goddard came on to close the door, shutting out the Clarington Tyke Eagle Selects End Busy Schedule of Games The Clarington Tyke Select Eagles had a very busy schedule over Christmas. During the holiday break, the Tykes saw action in three league games, an exhibition tilt in Belleville, and participated in a tournament in Haliburton. The Eagles' first test came against a highly-touted Keswick squad. Keswick scored the game's first goal, and then added another into an empty net for a 2-0 victory. After a strong showing in the Haliburton tourney, the Eagles travelled to Belleville on January 3. Clarington's Brady Bums scored a power play goal converting a setup by Dean Laflamme to tie the game 1-1. With a little more than five minutes remaining in the game, Eagle forward Justin Stadlcr scored the go-ahead goal. The Eagles cruised to a 2- 1 victory. On January 6, the Tyke Eagles Selects faced Ajax in a league match-up. Nicholas Diachenko, Chad McPaul and Dean Laflamme scored in a 3-1 victory for Clarington. On January 10, the Tyke Selects travelled north to Bradford. The Eagles responded to this rivalry with one of their best efforts. Nicholas Diachenko scored twice for a 2- 0 lead. Brett Chapman capitalized on a goalmouth scramble with assists to Justin Bowles and Josh Sullivan. Bradford was unable to penetrate the defense anchored by Dean Laflamme, Kyle Robertson, Stephen Piggott, Chad McPaul, and Chris Rivest. goalie Zack Higgins posted his fifth league shutout. Newcastle Captain George's Edged 3-2 oy Colbome The Captain George's Fish V Chips sponsored Newcastle Atoms travelled to Colbome on January 25, looking to tune up their game prior to the Peterborough tournament. Captain George's scored the only goal of the first when Mark Reid converted converted a Jordan Bowen pass. Colbome roared back to score two of their own early in the second. Late in the second, Camden Matthews tied the score on a great feed from Derrick Knox. A hotly contested third period ensued with Colbome scoring the only goal to earn a deserving 3- 2 victory. The entire Captain George's squad is hoping to "hook" a championship in the upcoming Peterborough hockey tournament. tournament. Waxers with several acrobatic acrobatic saves that left Markham shaking their heads. This five game scries started in Markham, with the Waxers winning the first game 3-2. Ryan Webb and Matthew Parker scored for the Toros, with Jordan Beaudrie, Alex Ley and Marc Rogers each picking up assists. The Toros won game two at home 4-2, with Ryan Webb and Jordan Beaudrie each picking up three points, with two goals and one assist apiece. Linemate Derek Cobb chipped in with two assists, along with Alex Ley and Eric Kemp each with one assist. The Toros won game three by a score of 4-2 in Markham, with Ryan Webb continuing his hot streak by scoring a hat- trick. Kurtis Salway had a strong game with a goal and one assist. Derek McCron, Brad Farrow and Nathan Murray each contributed contributed one assist. In game four with the Toros needing a win to clinch the opening playoff round, Markham denied the Toros the chance to celebrate a victory at home, with Kurtis Salway the only Toro able to find the net with an assist to Brad Farrow. The Preston the Mover Minor Atom team will now move on to face the Cobourg Cougars in the next round of O.M.H.A. playoffs. 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