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'Page 6 The Clarington/Courlicc Independent, Bowmanvillc, Saturday, February 6, 1999 IIE SHOOTS... -- Big brother Otto Akeson gives some hockey tips to Johnny on the family's outdoor skating rink in Enniskillen. Their Dad, Greg, admits lie's slightly obsessed with the rink. As a matter of fact, he spent most of his summer holidays planning it. The rink measures 60' by 100'. Hobb Bakker Bergin Hill Open Playoffs Webco Major Atoms Fail to Advance On January 21, the Hobb Bakker Bergin Hill Minor Pcewce "A" Toros commenced commenced its playoff schedule. The first round of the playoffs playoffs was a three team round robin format with the Toros meeting the Uxbridge Stars and the Pickering Panthers. In its first game against Uxbridge, the team, led by Jeff Perron with three goals, skated to a 6-1 victory. Also scoring for the Toros were Matt Savoie with two and Derrick Crosscy. Assists on the goals went to John DeMille (2), Tyler Castellan (2), Adam Hobb, Trevor Richtlcr and Cory Bruinsma. In the second game, Clarington met a much different different Uxbridge team that refused to give the Toros any room to move the puck. Uxbridge skated to a 3-0 victory leaving the Toros the task of having to win its next two games against Pickering to have a chance of moving on to the next round. Kevin Connelly played a strong game on defense in a losing cause. Undaunted, a strong team effort provided the Toros with a convincing 5-1 victory in its first game against Pickering. Leading the charge was John DeMille with two goals. Chipping in with singles were Jeff Perron, Alex Andringa and Tyler Castellan. Assists went to Devon Potter (2), John DeMille, Matt Savoie, Trevor Richtlcr, Eric Button and Derrick Crosscy. Kevin Kirkwood, between the pipes, provided solid goal- tending. As it did in its second game against Uxbridge, the team found itself trailing a more determined opposition. opposition. By the ten minute mark of the second period the team was trailing 4-1 with the threat of elimination looming. Eric Button scored the lone Clarington goal assisted by John DeMille. As it has shown many times in the past, it is not a team that will throw in the towel. With just under three minutes minutes left in the second period, period, Matt Savoie got the Toros back into it with a goal assisted by John DeMille and Adam O'Connell In the third period period the Toros scored three unanswered goals with Jeff Perron scoring the winner from John DeMille with only 2:14 left on the clock. The goal tender. Cord Tapp, shut the door on Pickering in the third. Also scoring for the Toros in the third period were Matt Savoie, with his second, and John DeMille. Assists going to Devon Potter and Eric Button. The Toros arc awaiting the outcome of the final two games of the round robin between Uxbridge and Pickering to sec if it moves on. The Webco Crane and Hoist Major Atom "A" Toros finished their round robin portion of the O.M.H.A. playoffs with a record of two wins and two losses. Unfortunately it wasn't enough to advance to the next round of playoffs. Tire Toros were involved in a tough schedule that saw the boys play four games in six days, with a homc-and-home series against both the Port Perry Predators and the Trenton Golden Hawks to determine which of the three clubs would advance to the next level. On January 31, the Toros finished their round robin schedule strongly at home versus versus the Trenton Golden Hawks, defeating the visitors 2-1 in a very exciting and physical physical game. It wasn't until the middle of the second period that Trenton took a 1-0 lead on a power play, with two Toros in the penalty box. However, the Toros answered quickly with a goal by Tyler Ferguson who blasted home a rebound off a shot by Marc Rogers, who had just completed a beautiful end-to-end rush to set up the goal. Clarington then took the lead late in the third period when Kurtis Sahvay converted a nice pass from Corey Bradburn, who finished finished a great job of forcchccking in the corners, corners, to give the Toros the lead for the first time in the game. It was then left to goal- tender Robbie Goddard to shut the door on the Hawks, as lie continually frustrated Trenton's offensive attackers, as Goddard stopped 31 of 32 shots to preserve the win for the Toros. The win completed the homc-and-home sweep for the Toros over Trenton, as Clarington had travelled to Trenton on Wednesday, January 27, defeating the Hawks by a score of 5-2. The line of Ferguson, Farrow and Murray combined for six points to lead the Toros attack, as captain Tyler Ferguson scored a pair of goals, with Nathan Murray adding a goal and an assist, with Brad Farrow contributing contributing an assist. Kurtis Sahvay rounded out the scoring for Clarington. Goaltendcrs Matthew Cooper and Robbie Goddard gave the team a solid effort to earn the victory. Unfortunately, it was the Toros inability to grab a victory from the high flying Port Perry Predators that did the boys in, as the Predators defeated Clarington 4-1 in Darlington and 6-3 at home in Scugog arena. Tyler Beers scored the lone Toro goal in the 4-1 loss at home assisted by Corey Bradburn and Kurtis Sahvay. Tyler Ferguson, Ryan Breakey and Nathan Murray scored for Clarington on the road in Port Perry in the 6-3 loss, with Marc Rogers, Brad Farrow and Ferguson all picking up assists. Port Perry won the four game round robin with 3 wins and 1 loss, the Toros finished finished second with 2 wins and 2 losses and Trenton finished third with 1 win and 3 losses. The Toros will now enter the Lakeshore league playoffs to finish their season. CNC Custom Machining Toros Sweep Whitby in Two Straight The CNC Custom Major Pcewee 'AA' scored 11 goals and allowed only 3 in their first round of playoffs to beat out the Whitby Wildcats. Scoring for'Clarington was Shawn Hughes, Matt Beech, Colin Baker, Greg Tamblyn, Brendan Kalijundic, Tadd Evans and Mike Daly. Assists went to Colin Baker, Brandon Beers, Tyler Brown, Matt Beech, Mike Daly, Matt Tamblyn, Greg Tamblyn and Zach Pither. Preston Moving Ousted by Lindsay A high flying Lindsay Muskics hockey team eliminated eliminated the Preston Moving and Storage Minor Atom 'A' Toros from the O.M.H.A. playoffs in two straight games by scores of 4-2 and 6- 3. In game one of -the series, Lindsay had built a 2-0 lead in the second period period before the Toros' Brandon Doble narrowed the gap, scoring a power play goal, the first of his two goals in the game. Lucas Beech assisted assisted on the play. In the third period, Lindsay had reestablished reestablished their two-goal margin. Doble put Clarington within a goal when he banged in a rebound from Geoff Powell and Ryan Zavitz. However, the home team Muskies responded again to ice a 4-2 win. Back on home ice for game two, the Movers were faced with elimination. elimination. Lindsay, once again, started quickly and opened up a two-goal lead in the first period. However, the line of Ryan Cross, Amber Ellis and Malt Meraw went to work quickly and pulled the Toros even on one shift. Defenseman Ian Knox was credited with the first goal as the puck was knocked into the Lindsay net in a wild goalmouth scramble. Seconds later Amber Ellis scored the tying goal on a set up by Matt Meraw. That tying goal only seemed to inspire the visiting Lindsay squad as they scored one more goal before the end of the first period, two in the second, and another in the third before Andrew Neal scored for the Toros to close out the scoring at 6-3 in favour of the Muskies. CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON APPOINTMENT TO THE SflMÜEL WILMOT NATURE AREA MANAGEMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE The Samuel Wilmot Nature Area is located on the shore of Lake Ontario, south west of the Village of Newcastle. The majority of the lands are owned by the Municipality of Clarington and Ministry of Natural Resources. An Environmental Management Plan has been prepared which provides recommendations to protect and enhance the site's natural features and to allow passive recreational uses. To assist the Municipality of Clarington and the Ministry of Natural Resources in managing the site, Council has endorsed the creation of a Management Advisory Committee. The Committee will be responsible for the following: • Implementing the recommendations in the Samuel Wilmot Nature Area Environmental Management Plan; • Raising public awareness; • Encouraging volunteerism to undertake capital projects and educational activities; • Fund-raising; and • Monitoring changes to the ecosystem. The Committee shall be comprised of twelve (12) volunteers; eight (8) from the community at large, three (3) from public agencies and one (1) Member of Council. If you have an interest and knowledge of the natural environmental, leadership skills and/or skills in public relations, fundraising or co-ordinating volunteers, please obtain an application form from the Clerk's Department and forward it or a resume to the address below: S?\ t MUNICIPALITY OF %r\larinqton Ms. Patti Barrie, Clerk Municipality of Clarington 40 Temperance Street BOWMANVILLE, Ontario L1C3A6 ™™ ,u Phone: (905) 623-3379 Fax: (905) 623-0830 Applications will be received until Friday, February 12, 1999. CS-Ind. 7433 Courtice Health Wins by 6-1 Score Oil Saturday, January 30, the Courtice Health Centre hockey team played against Power Workers Union at the Orono arena. The Courtice Health team came out victorious by a score of 6- I. ■ The Courtice Health team was led by Kyle Campbell, who played a strong game on defence to help Courtice Health to victory. victory. 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