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Scoreboard The Clarington/Courlicc Indepcndcnl, Bowmanvillc, Saturday, February 21, 1998 Page 5 Provincial Jr. A League Eastern Conference Ruddock Division GP W L Peterborough 51 29 18 Trenton 51 28 17 Bowmanvillc 51 27 19 Kingston 5! 23 18 Ajax 50 13 35 Cobourg 50 8 39 Phillips Division Collingwood 51 35 13 Newmarket 51 28 18 Aurora 51 27 18 Couchiching 51 23 21 Lindsay 51 23 23 Stouffvillc 51 16 33 Western Conference MacKinnon Division Milton 51 42 8 Oakville 51 31 16 Burlington 50 23 22 Hamilton 50 21 24 Georgetown 51 6 44 MacKenzie Division Brampton 51 39 11 Bramalca 50 32 12 Strcctsvillc 51 23 27 Mississauga Vaughan 51 51 15 7 33 42 T 4 6 5 10 2 3 3 5 6 7 5 2 Pis, 62 62 59 58 28 19 74 62 61 54 54 35 85 67 51 51 13 83 72 50 36 18 NOTE: one point awarded for overtime loss. Bowmanville Eagles Scoring Statistics Player GP G A Pts. Pim. Adam Armstrong 48 44 37 81 196 Jay Cannings 51 13 50 63 34 Steve Blais 45 27 33 60 70 Shane Norton 48 24 26 50 78 Chris Steele 50 17 27 44 101 Jason Wakcly 52 16 23 39 105 Ryan Latimer 48 23 13 36 414 Ryan Jackman 50 12 24 36 34 Charlie Bosworth 48 10 22 32 302 Mike Davies 37 5 21 26 53 Jason Churly 51 ' 9 9 18 136 Brett Pakosta 44 2 16 18 60 Mike Leonard 50 5 11 16 57 Josh Bade 47 1 13 14 271 Chris McKenzie 46 3 6 9 37 Tyler Cook 49 1 7 8 70 Tobias Grossccker 13 2 3 • 5 10 Niall Maynard 22 4 2 6 64 Stefan Hcwak 24 1 0 1 181 Goalies MP GA Avg. Ryan Penney 2509 123 2.95 Marc Sheridan 80 2 1.50 Others 471 46 5.86 Newcastle Men's Hockey League (Round Robin Playoffs) Team W L T Pts. Newcastle Golf Course 4 0 1 9 L. Jackson Plumb. & Heal. 2 3 0 6 Busters Roadhouse & Tavern 2 1 2 6 Ace Submarine 2 1 2 6 R. Jackson Heal. & Electric 1 3 1 3 Raxx 1 4 0 2 (* 2-point bonus for winning league) Sunday's Results L. Jackson 5 Raxx 4 Ace 3 R. Jackson 2 Golf Course 7 Busters 5 Semi-Finals February 22 Best-of-tliree 8:00 p.m. Ace vs.'GolhCourse 1 • • • 9:30 p.m. Busters vs. L. Jackson Bowmanvillc Non-Contact Hockey League Team W L T Pis. Burke Division King St. Bar & Grill 14 4 Bcaslics 14 4 Vital Air 8 9 National Home Video 5 12 Oliver Division D. Base 12 4 A&D Truck Shop 8 8 Hanes 5 12 Mosport 3 14 Shackelton Division •Blues 16 4 Rush wood 10 9 Warriors 8 12 Rebels 5 14 Weekend Results Hanes 1 Bcasties 0 Vital Air 8 A&D Truck Shop 5 King St. 5 D. Base 3 National Home Video 5 Mosport 4 Blues 6 Rebels 4 29 29 18 12 27 19 12 8 32 21 16 Novice Selects Reach Finals Before By 6-2 Score Losing The Novice Select Eagles met the Whitby Wildcats. This one had good end-to-end action until the last second when Whitby kept digging to get the win, 6-5. Brendan Grigg had an exceptional night scoring all live Eagles goals, unassisted. unassisted. The Eagles competed in The Heritage Tournament at Hannon Park. The Eagles went up against the CYO Selects. The first period was a battle with both teams coming up with a pair of goals. The Eagles scored early in the second and a couple of minutes minutes later, CYO tied it up again. It wasn't long before the Eagles got another to take the lead. With seconds left, still in the second, Clarington scored again to take a 5-3 lead. No scoring in the third. Eagles goals scored by James Parks, Ryan l-lornby, Brendan Grigg and a couple for Christopher Konarowski. Assists went to Christopher Banks, Taylor Williamson, Ryan Hornby and Amber Ellis. Christopher Konarowski won the MVP for an awesome game. Game two was against the Whitby Wildcats. The Eagles came out fired up and ready to go. Early in the second, the Wildcats scored their only goal. It wasn't long before Amber Ellis, with help from Brendan Grigg, tied it up. Early in the third, Scott Tamblyn, assisted assisted by Amber Ellis, got one past the Wildcat goaltendcr to take the lead. The Eagles kept working and Amber Ellis, with a pass from Scott Tamblyn, slipped one past the Wildcat nctminder. Amber Ellis, who scored two of the Eagles goals and assisted on the other, was chosen MVP for a game well played. The Eagles earned the right to advance to the 'A' Finals against the tough OCHL. It was an exciting first period with no scoring until the 1:55 mark when Brendan Grigg, assisted by Gregory Konarowski and Taylor Williamson, put one in for the Eagles. Early in the second, OCHL tied it up, and a couple of minutes later, they took the lead. It wasn't long before Keegan Lawson, on a breakaway from Christopher Konarowski and Nathan Bracken, put one through the legs of the OCHL net- minder, to tie it up. A minute later, OCHL scored another one and they never looked back in a 6-2 victory and an "A" Championship. Keegan Lawson won the MVP for his hard work throughout the game. Dan Jackson, the Eagles nctminder, played a strong game. Don't let good pictures become bad memories It's Lange time We fix cheap photofinishing. PD lares ^foto source 1 ^ We are the photo doctor Z 1 ' 31 King Street W., Downtown Bowmanville 623-2568 Hungry Like The Wolves Ganaraska Wolves juvenile boys' coach Tom Drummclsmith goes over some strategy strategy during a timeout in the Ken Davies Memorial volleyball tournament that was held at Bowmanvillc High School on Saturday, Feb. 14. The Wolves finished 12th out of 16 teams in the tourney. Guelph beat Etobicoke in the finals. Grant's Physio Wins Orillia Tournament The second annual Orillia Sunshine Tournament proved to be a great morale builder for the Grant's Physio Midget girls' squad. Game one saw an early start at the Brian Orser Arena facing a tenacious Barrie Sharks team. It wasn't until midway through the second that a lone effort by sharpshooter Emily Muir put the Clarington Midgets on the score board for their only goal of the game. The struggle continued with Barrie posting two more goals before the buzzer sounded ending a disappointing disappointing opening game. Final score, 4-1 for Barrie. Game two pitted the Grant's Physio girls against the host team Orillia Blackhawks. Again the opposing team was first on the scoreboard just two minutes into the first period. Two minutes later a determined Lori McCluskcy potted a nice goal on an assist by Emily Muir and winger Andrea Griffin. Jessica Andrews took a high shot from just inside the bluclinc past a surprised Orillia goal- tender on an assist from Emily Muir. Less than three minutes later, Andrews repeated her prowess with the puck by bagging an identical goal on an assist from defencemen Lisa Marie Akcson. In the third period, Emily Muir put the icing on the cake with a goal on a assist from Erin Moore. Final score saw Clarington win handily, 5-1. The Clarington Midgets did not know what to expect from their Sunday morning rivals, the Coldwatcr Cougers. Four minutes into the first period, period, the combined efforts of Stacey Trotter and Danielle Allison, passing up to Emily Muir, led to the first goal of the game. Excellent defence by Lisa Maria Akcson, Melissa Scarlc, Stephanie Burritt, Krista Traynor, Stacey Trotter and Erin Moore helped a brilliant goaltending goaltending effort by Nicole Millson to shut out the Cougers completely. Scoring continued for the Grant's Physio Midgets in the second period by Michelle Walker on an assist from Krista Traynor and Andrea Griffin. Emily Muir was next up with a nice goal on an assist from Danielle Allison and Brandy Carrière. Before the second period ended, Lori McCluskcy celebrated celebrated her birthday, first with a penalty followed by a nice Continued on page 6 Clarington Orioles " Baseball Club will be holding Pre-season Workouts for the 1998 Season New Piayers Welcome! 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