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Making a Splash The Clarington Swim Club hosted a three-team meet at the Fitness Centre in Bowmanville on Sunday. In addition to the loeal swimmers, teams from Oshawa and Pickering also competed. In the above photo Emily Milton, 11, shows her form during a girls' 50m backstroke race. Harrison Fuels Major Peewees Eliminate Whitby in Six Games The Harrison Fuels Major Pcewcc Toros have now reached the third round of the OMHA play- downs after defeating Whitby in six games in the second round. One game was replayed because Whitby used ineligible players. In game one, Harrison Fuels won 5-4. Craig Baraball scored twice, while Matt Allen, Adam Mackie Automotive Sweep Pickering The Mackie Automotive Systems Major Novice AA Toros swept the Pickering Panthers in their opening round of the O.M.H.A. playoffs, beating the Panthers in the best-of- five scries by scores of 2- 1,8-0 and 4-1. In the opening game of the series at Pickering, the Toros had to squeak out a 2-1 overtime win in spite of outshooting the Panthers by a 37-13 margin. margin. Two would-be goals were called back. David Ross scored both Toro goals. Assists went to Corey Prince, Hailey Van Scggelen and Andrew Albertini. With the Mackie Toros back home at the friendly confines of Darlington Arena for game two of the series, the Toro offence came alive with an explosion explosion of seven goals in the final two periods to defeat the Panthers 8-0. The line of centre Stephen Bathe, wingers Mitch McMichael and Kyle Goodchild led the Clarington charge. Bathe had two goals and two assists, McMichael a goal and four assists, and Goodchild had a pair of goals and an assist, combining combining for twelve points. David Ross and Brian Allore each chipped in with a goal and an assist, while Andre Albertini scored the other Toro goal. Other assists went to Adam Derks, Hailey Van Scggelen, Geoff Powell and Jason Sulyma. Chad Deighton and Michael Harris combined to stop all seventeen Pickering shots to share the shutout. The Mackie Toros were ' the home team for the series clincher as they defeated the Panthers 4-1. David Ross scored two goals to lead the Toro scoring scoring department. Single markers went to Stephen Bathe and Andrew Albertini. Earning assists were Brian Allore, David Connelly, Corey Prince, Kyle Goodchild, Mitch McMichael, Jason Sulyma and Bathe. In the three games of the series, the Mackie Toros outshot the Pickering Panthers 96-46. The Mackie Toros now advance to the next round where they will face the Markham Waxers. Bowmanville United Soccer Club REGISTRATION Girls and Boys Ages 5 and up Come join the fastest growing sport in Canada! Registration Feb. 28 and March 7 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Bowmanville Mall - $80.00 Late Registration March 28, 9 - 4 - $90.00 ORONO AMATEUR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ORONO SUMMER SPORTS AND 1 98/99 HOCKEY REGISTRATION c | Monday, March 9th and Tuesday, March 24th " At the Orono Arena from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. 15 If first time registering in Orono, please bring a copy of Birth Certificate and Health Card ( Hockey cheques may be post dated for September 1st) - (Registrations after March 24th are subject to $20.00 Late Fee) jj SPONSORS: jj Contact Ray Rester 983-5584 or Art Reid 983-9495 n COACHES: Sign up registration! a n Convenor Divisions jj BASEBALL g Art Reid T-ball - Midget jj 983-9495 Eê£ Aue (Dec. 31st/9S) it GIRLS SOFTBALL Neil Allin Novice - Midget jj983-5791 jj iSOCCER jj Cord Lowery jj 983-5840 $40.00 to $90.00 $60.00 4-7 'fyke - Bantam $55.00 to $60.00 S HOCKEY n Ray Hester *Mite - Juvenile g 983-5584 9-18 5-16 4- 19 $150.00 to $240,00+ jj *Fjnal Mite registration on August 1st. (To register early, pick up forms at the Orono Arena) Slt'lHliîlltUilHlHtt'lHlHlHUiltîUiliîUilHUnkTKlKUîlHLltlïlkiaKUÎliïlklKUtlKlKUrttîUaiat'liîUat-lS Bowen and Garrett McKnight got singles. Harrison Fuels and Whitby played to a 2-2 overtime tie in game two. Kris Poison and Ryan Smith scored for Harrison Fuels. Craig Sykes stopped five breakaways by Whitby. Whitby defeated Harrison Fuels 6-5 in game three, which was later not counted because of ineligible ineligible Whitby players. Game four saw Whitby win again to tie up the series. Harrison Fuels totally totally outplayed Whitby and outshot them 31-13, but could not buy a goal. Harrison Fuels scoring was done by Sean Lefort and Kris Poison, with Fuel's assists on both by Mark Lemieux. Whitby won the game late in the third period period on a power play. Game five saw Harrison Fuels come back with a 5-4 victory in another tight game. Ryan Smith led the Toros with two goals, while Kris Poison and Dave Brown got singles. Kris also had two assists. In game six of their playoffs, Harrison Fuels won the series with a 2-1 overtime victory. Craig Baraball and Kris Poison scored. Poison's goal coming coming in overtime. Harrison Fuels goaltender, Craig Sykes, played the entire six-game series and faced a total of 119 shots in all. Harrison Fuels began their third series with Peterborough and have only played one game so far. Peterborough won game one 4-3. Derek ■McGrath scored one and Kris Poison scored twice for Harrison Fuels. Shots were 33-32 for Harrison Fuels. CMHA Calendar Winners The following arc the Clarington"Minor Hockey Association January calendar winners: Ann Keeler $300, Janet Lowe $40, Joe Ricciutti $100, Ruben Oatez $40, Phil Beaupre $40, Jeff Pickell $40, Errol R. Keoghan $40, Susan L. Whitehead $40, Zak Snowden $100, Tim Prout $40, Barb Smith $40, Diana Bowles $40, William Bull $40, Donna Mairs $40, Mark Lee $100, Bob Buckton $40, Lynda Ball $40, Patti Nufrio $40, Art Grant $40, Bengina MacDonald $40, Sheri Wilson $100, Geogg Olckle $40, David Tomlinson $40, Leo & Rob Campbell $40, Greg Adams $40, James Teravainen $40, Stu King $100. SCOREBOARD Provincial Jr. A League Eastern Conference Bowmanville vs. Trenton (Trenton wins series 4-1) Kingston vs. Peterborough (Series tied 2-2) Couchiching vs. Collingwood (Couchiching leads series 3-2) Aurora vs. Newmarket (Newmarket leads series 3-0) Western Conference Mississauga vs. Milton (Milton wins series 4-0) Hamilton vs. Brampton (Hamilton wins series 4-1) Streetsvillc vs. Bramalea (Series tied 2-2) Burlington vs. Oakville (Oakville leads series 3-2) Newcastle Men's Hockey League (Semi-Finals, Best-of-three) Sunday's Results Ace Submarine 5 Newcastle Golf Course 3 (Ace leads series 1-0) Busters 5 L. Jackson Plumb. & Heat. 2 (Busters leads scries 1-0) Sunday, March 1 8:30 p.m. L. Jackson vs. Busters 10:00 p.m. Golf Course vs. Ace Bowmanville Non-Contact Hockey League Team Burke Division King St, Bar & Grill Bcastics Vital Air National Home Video Oliver Division D, Base A&D Truck Shop Hanes Mosport Shackelton Division Blues Rushwood Warriors Rebels Weekend Results King St. 5 Beasties 5 National Home Video 3 Vital Air 3 A&D Truck Shop 10 Mosport 5 Hanes 7 D, Base 5 Rushwood 10 Rebels 6 Blues 5 Warriors 3 W L T Pts. 4 4 9 12 5 8 12 15 4 9 13 15 2 2 3 3 3 3 2 2 0 1 0 1 30 30 19 13 27 21 14 8 34 23 16 11 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 25, 1997 Section Two Page 3 z S Final Price Tag is $ 1 15,000 ©Mite ^psimsfem iMr by Brad Kelly Staff Writer Efforts to raise money for expansion expansion at the Tyrone Community Centre are continuing, with the latest venture being a six-team sno-pitch tournament that was held this past weekend. Frank Simpson, who is one of the hall board volunteers involved in the fund-raising efforts, says things are on schedule, with Phase One of the three- phase project set to go this year. When completed, the Community Centre will have a new soccer pitch (with the option of adding a second one for tournaments), two senior baseball baseball diamonds, and a basketball court. It will also include re-locating the chil dren's playground. When complete, the entire project will carry a price tag of $115,000. Organizers have been able to keep the cost low through the use of volunteers. The completion date is set for 1999 or 2000. The group needs to raise $47,000 to complete phase one. So far, half of the money has been raised. Upcoming fund-raising events include a Yuk Yuk's night of comedy, a turkey dinner, and various sports tournaments tournaments this summer. One of the big events will be a ladies' recreational slo pitch tournament on June 6-7. Interested teams can contact Neal Smith of the Tyrone Athletic Assoc, at 263-2088. Local Gemini Gymnasts Travel to Niagara Falls For Invitational Meet On February 6,7 and 8, inter-club athletes from Gemini Gymnastics competed competed at the Ameri-Cana Invitational meet, hosted by Niagara Falls Lightning Gymnastics Club. Tyro B (age 12 and 13) Marjorie Sparkes, of Courtice, 3rd overall, 1st on floor, 2nd on beam, 5th on bars and vault Agro B (age 11) Jessica Robichaud, of Bowmanville, 7th overall, 4th on beam and bars, 6th on vault, 9th on floor. Cadette A (age 10) Katie Heyes, of Courtice, 6th overall, 2nd on bars, 5th on floor, 7th on beam, 8th on vault. Cadette B (age 10) Stephanie Locke, of Courtice, 9th overall, 4th on vault, 7th on beam, 9th on floor, 10th on bars. Tin! B (age 8) Heather Humphries, of Bowmanville, 2nd overall, 1st on bars and vault, 5th on floor, 7th on beam. Haley, Ferguson, of Courtice, 5th overall, 3rd on floor, 6th on bars, 7th on vault, 8th on beam. Robyn Dewhirst, of Courtice, 6th overall, 3rd on beam and bars, 7th on floor, 8th on vault. Tini B (age 9) Rebecca Sarnovsky, of Courtice, 4th overall, 2nd on beam and flpor, 7th on bars. Tini C (age 8 and 9) Danielle Balson, of Bowmanville, 6th overall, 3rd on floor, 5th on vault, 8th on bars, 9th on beam. 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