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The Clarington/Courticc Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, January 30, 1909 Page 5 Tournament Loss Snaps Unbeaten Streak for Roy's Enterprise A 3-0 defeat at the hands of Innislil at the Bradford Tournament ended a 14- gamc unbeaten streak, that saw the Roy's Enterprise Minor Noviee "A"Toros post an impressive 12W, 0L, 2T reeord since mid December. Recent league play saw the Toros blank Uxbridge 4-0 and come from behind for 1- I tie against Whitby. Against Uxbridge, Jeff Fcldcamp opened the scoring midway through the second period on an unassisted effort. Early in the third, Brett Chapman hooked up with lincmatcs Michael Albertini and William Minnema for the game's second second marker. Chapman then Harmac Transportation Selects Record a Victory The Harmac Transportation Tyke Selects hosted the Oshawa Tyke Selects on Saturday, January 17, at the Garnet Rickard Arena and continued their winning ways. Three goals in the first period set the tone for the game as the Harmac Selects stormed out of the gales. First period marksmen were Mark Smith, set up by Jake Doyle; Dylan McMahon; and Sam Jackson, assisted by Mitchell Bell. The team continued their scoring tear in the second period on goals by Doyle, set up by Smith; Riley Chapman assisted by McMahon; McMahon, unassisted; unassisted; and Bell on a solo effort. Bell notched a second goal in the third period to give the Harmac Selects an 8-0 victory. A solid effort along with improving positional play and passing helped the team to register its win. The goaltending duo of Sam Andrews and Kevin Mitchell shared the shutout, the fourth shutout in the team's last six games. fed a wide open Albertini for a 3-0 advantage. Eric Dcvcra completed the scoring as he took a clearing pass from Kyle Zavitz and went coast- lo-coast, depositing a wrist shot into tbe top corner. Roy's next challenge came in the form of the vastly vastly improved Whitby Wildcats squad. Whitby dominated the first period, as only the quick reflexes of Toros goalie, Nathan Flint, kept the game at a scoreless draw. Early in the second, Whitby capitalized capitalized on a Toro turnover for the game's first goal. Late in the period, Garrett Scatterty tied the game on a great individual individual effort as he warded off three Wildcats as he skated.to the net, firing a rising wrist shot into the twine. Roy's Enterprise next travelled north to participate in their fifth tournament of the year, The Bradford Winter Classic. The boys opened the tournament with a convincing 5-0 decision over the Oshawa LN1IL Bruins. Garrett Scatterty fired a pair of first period goals, the first as he teamed up with Andrew Moore and Eric Devera; and the second as he finished off three-way passing play with Dcvcra and Chad Usher. William Minnema scored the lone marker in the second period off of the forechccking of Albertini and Chapman. Albertini then connected with one of his own early in the third, assisted by Chapman and Minnema. The Toros finished off the scoring late in the third when Minnema one-timed it past the Oshawa goalie. Picking up the shutout and copping Player of the Game honours for the Toros was goaltcndcr, Peter Hamilton. Game two featured a much anticipated match-up with a highly touted Stouffville team. Brett Chapman broke a scoreless deadlock early in the second as he fought through the Stouffville defence for an unassisted effort. Stouffville replied late in the frame and the game ended in a 1-1 lie. The Toros were outshot by a wide margin as they played much of the game short- handed having been assessed five minor penalties to none for Stouffville. Toros goalie, Nathan Flint, turned in a "Dominic Hasek" performance performance as he turned aside 32 of the 33 shots that he faced. Player of the Game kudos went to Brett Chapman. To advance to the finals, Roy's would have to beat Innisfil. It was not to be, as Innisfil took advantage of a couple of Toro miscucs and skated away with a 3-0 victory. victory. Nathan Flint put together another strong performance in the cage and was presented presented with the Player of the Game medallion. Halminen Homes Toros Winning Streak Hits 50 "KRACO" CARPENTRY & CONTRACTING Est. 1970 Complete Carpentry Services • Designing • Custom Built Homes • Renovations ■Additions ■ Decks, etc. William Kraayvanger P.O. Box 14, Bowmanville ON L1C 3K8 (905) 623-1101 ' ©j.p. The Minor Novice AA Toros, sponsored sponsored by Halminen Homes, have now gone 50 games without a loss, thanks to two more wins. The Toros defeated Ajax 9-0 and Belleville 6-1 to run their overall season season record to 49-0-1. The Toros travelled to Ajax and dominated dominated the game from start to finish, winning winning 9-0. Scoring were Brady Burns and Andrew Bobas with two goals and one assist each, Matthew Garrison one goal and two assists, James Hoffman with two goals, Keegan Lawson and Greg Nemisz with one goal apiece. Picking up an assist each were Nicholas Diachenko and Justin Stadler. Goalies Zach Higgins and Derek Walker earned their tenth league shutout. In the Belleville game, the Toros showed that they have a balanced attack as six different scorers found the back of the Belleville net in a 6-1 victory. Leading the attack was Garrison with one goal and three assists; Bobas, Lawson, Hoffman and Nemisz with one goal and one assist each; Stadler with one goal; Drawing an assist each were Chris Rivcst, John Bull, Kyle Robertson and Chad McDonald. Aiding in the win were defencemen Chad McPaul, Matthew Perron and Matthew Peden with strong positional play. Beaver Lumber Ends Losing Streak with Tie After a multi-game losing losing streak, Beaver Lumber has turned the comer. On January 9, the boys and girls faced McDonalds and skated to a 4-4 tie. We actually had a 4-3 lead heading into the final moments of the game when McDonalds scored to end the contest in a tic. Dale Richards opened the scoring for Beaver in the second period assisted by Daniel Murphy. Mitch Davis added to the scoring with an unassisted unassisted marker. Nathan Zavitz topped up the Beaver tally with two more unassisted unassisted goals in the third. Awesome netminding by Matt Vignale made this tie possible. On January 16, Beaver skated to a 7-2 victory over Investor's Group. We knew this was to be a special game when Adam Tanouye opened the scoring with his first goal of the season. After this, the Beaver squad didn't look back with Mitch Davis scoring an unassisted goal and Nathan Zavitz hitting hitting the twine five times. Jason Devera joined in the attack with an assist on one of the Zavitz goals. Malt Vignale made his second appearance in net; one to remember with another outstanding outstanding performance. On January 23, Beaver added to their winning streak with a 3-2 win over Shoppers Drug Mart. Nathan Zavitz opened the scoring early in the first period to give Beaver the lead. Jonathan Derlis chipped in a Mitch Davis rebound to give Beaver some breathing room. Shoppers didn't take this lying down and they tied the score in the second period. Late in the third period Cameron Hoy came up with what was to be the game saving glove catch after an awesome game. With just moments to go, the Beaver team were pressing and Jason Devera backhanded the winning goal (and his first goal ever) off a Mitch Davis pass. Coach Dave Richards really has his squad pumped up with solid contributions by Andrea Bell, Meagan Fcldcamp, Jordan Kewell, Justin Nesbitt, Ryan Segriff and Curtis Weston. 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Mitch McMichael got things going for Clarington in the first when he accepted a pinpoint feed from Chris Marchant to put the Toros up 1-0. Also assisting on the play was Adam Derks. In the second, the line of Cory Prince, Jason Cadwell and Brian Allore kept things rolling with Prince scoring first from Cadwell, and then Cadwell cashing in from Prince. Newmarket continued to hustle and managed to put a small chink in the armour of Chad Dcighton by scoring two of their own in the second. However, thanks to the strong defensive defensive play of Tim Lew, David Connelly, Jeff Ward, Adam Derks, Danny Morrison and Nick Bonin; that would be all the scoring that Newmarket could muster on this day. In the third, the line of Haley VanSeggelen, Chris Jukic and David Ross finished off the Redmen, with VanSeggelen converting on a setup from Jukic and Ross. On Sunday, the Toros travelled to Markham to meet the Waxers. This game would prove to be one of the toughest matches Clarington would play in some time. The line of Kyle Goodchild, Mitch McMichael, and Chris Marchant, with defensive partners partners Jeff Ward and Adam Derks pressured pressured the Waxers into coughing up the puck. This resulted in a nifty play that started with a pass from McMichael to Ward, who then found Goodchild open in the slot. Kyle converted on a setup to put the Toros in front 1-0. In the second, the Waxers took advantage of a Toro giveaway to put their only marker by Mike Schrider, who was solid in net all game. Neither team was able to regain the lead, and the game ended in a 1-1 draw. This week's action improves Mackic Automotive's interleaguc record to 24-1-3. Overtime for Hobb Bakker Berg in Hill "A SEXY, FUN AND UNBELIEVABLY ENTERTAINING FILM! You'll toll your friends about this one!" 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To assist the team in its preparation preparation for the playoffs, the team travelled to Cobourg for a one-day tournament. tournament. In its first game the team played the Kitchener Kubs. Matt Savoie and John Demi lie scored in a 2-0 victory. The second game saw the Toros grab a 2-0 lead by the end of The Partners of Hobb Bakker Bergin Hill, Chartered Accountants are pleased to announce the relocation of their Bowmanville office to: 222 King Street East, Suite 103 Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 1P6 Hobb Bakker Bergin Hill, through offices in Bowmanville and Oshawa, provide the following services: • Accounting & Auditing • Computer & Bookkeeping Services • Personal, Corporate, Estate & Farm Tax Preparation • Business Consulting & Valuation • Financial, Estate and Tax Planning Telephone: (90S) 623-9461 Fox (905) 623-9734 the first period on two goals by Tyler Castellan. Matt Savoie and Adam Hobb set up both goals. Clinging to a 4-3 lead on additional goals by John Demille and Cory Bruinsma, the Toros were tied 4-4 when Orillia scored with only 20 seconds left. In overtime, Orillia completed the comeback when they scored to advance to the A Championship. Clarington had to settle for a chance at the 'B' Championship. The Toros faced the Lindsay Muskies in the championship Triple F Bowling January 22 Greta Klompmakçr 5, Minnie Kaldcway 5, Harm Prins 5, Frances Mulder 5, Don Vander Mecr 5, Peter Plonk 4, Ann Slrikwcrda 4, Brian Reid 3. High Single Ladies - Frances Mulder 213. High Single Men - Peter Plonk 232. High Ladies Vander 575. High Men - Flunk 609. High Average Ladies - Ann Stvikwcrdn 188, High Average Men - Peter Plonk 184. game. Jeff Perron scored twice, and again the Toros were forced into overtime tied at 2-2. On a power play, Matt Savoie ended the game with a goal assist ed by Eric Button. 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