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Page 4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. Wednesday. February 17, 1999 Section Two Lite y iL'f'fk'Vrtjdn» :~A-...I -.try*. AT •: -5|g j L i - --X -,AA .1 çw* V, r: let : Jx, \ A ;j|W _ •- mwt A \ s E % w /. t Aw, . z *1 ^ 1 cn 9} - ,. m ■ ' »v / i •' f ,r m • f Li t \ >, j 15th Year for Backyard Hockey Undefeated Streak Over For Reynolds Plumbing The CRHL Reynolds Plumbing Bantam team's undefeated streak ended at six game's on January 23, with a 4-1 loss to the first place Orono team. Ben MeCaffery was the lone scorer for the Reynolds team, with assists going to Otto Akeson and Brad Cornelisscn. The streak started December 19 with a solid 3-2 win over Skylight Donuts. Greg Quinlan, Ben MeCaffery, and Nick Vandcrduim each scoring one goal. Assists going to Jeff Reynolds, Pat Quinlan, Kyle Denison and Otto Akeson. On December 20, Reynolds lied Skylight 4-4 on two goals each by Greg Quinlan and Ben MeCaffery. Assists to Jon Nozdryn, Jeff Reynolds, Pat and Greg Quinlan. On December 27, against Aamco, the team came away with a 4-2 win. Goal scorers were Ben MeCaffery (2), Brad Cornelisscn and Jeff Reynolds. Peter Andreas, Kyle Denison, Jeff Reynolds, Greg and Pal Quinlan with one assist each. The fourth game was against Rcedtronics. The game ended 0-0. The shutout was well earned by Scott Maxwell. Excellent job by defencemen Chris Staples, Graham Flctt, Peter Andreas, Jou Nozdryn and Pat Quinlan. Forwards Joe Dawson, Matt Carcfoote and Brad Cornelisscn created a number of scoring opportunities. Game live was a return match against Rcedtronics. The Reynolds team took a three goal lead with goals by Jeff Reynolds, Greg Quinlan and Nick Vandcrduim. Assists going to Matt Carcfoote, Graham Flctt, Nick Vandcrduim, Ben MeCaffery and Pal Quinlan. Rcedtronics scored two for an exciting 3-2 final. Game six had Reynolds Plumbing up against Bowmanville Sand & Gravel. Reynolds took a three goal lead with goals scored by Graham Flctt, Nick Vandcrduim and Otto Akeson. With Scott Maxwell playing shutout hockey, the team left him on his own for the last, couple of minutes allowing Sand & Gravel to score twice. The coaching staff of Larey Reynolds, John Denison and Russ Maxwell arc very pleased with the performance performance and attitude of these young men. Of the 30 league, tournament and exhibition games played to date, 10 of these have been penally free, which is very unusual in Bantam hockey. CMHA Calendar Winners for February We showed you the winning goal in last week's Statesman, but those combatants and hardy fans of the Milton's U- Brew World Backyard Hockey Championships deserve some publicity as well for perseverance under difficult playing playing conditions. Alter an exciting 5-4 win in the final game, the Cheektawaga Tramplers accepted their spoils and posed with their adoring fans for the championship photo. Winning team members were Karl Vermeulen, Dan Wilcox, Kevin Wilson, Ron Strike, Brian Korb and Terry Klawitter. The 15th annual championship was held at Strike's Beech Avenue Ice Palace. Optimist Flames Shutout Kaitlin The following arc the Clarington Minor Hockey Association calendar winners for the month of February. Jack Burden $40, John Connors $40, Bob Litllcford $40, Ethel Grant $40, Dave Johnson $40, Manuela Scsti $100, Tom Guslar $40, Cindy Kane $40, Brian Randell $40, Andrew and Mary Bailor $40, Judith Pcdcn $40, Steven McKenzie $200, Ralph Murphy $40, James Van Kemp $40, Paul Moulton $100, Mark McCormick $40, Marian Beers $40, Ken DcJong $100, Paul Eycrs $40, Dan Quinn $40, Chris Roberts $40, Joe Pearce $40, Dan Kyle $40, Ted Purdon $40. The Optimist Flames ended the regular regular season with a win over Clarington Kaitlin Group. Jana Cryderman led the Optimists Black Attack by scoring both goals in the 2-0 win. Michelle Harris, Leah Farr, Courtney Hamilton, and Ashley Gendron did some hard work on a goal. Crystal Fraser, Carley Nemisz, Sorena Michaud and Sam Lcggot worked hard on the second goal. Superb shutout goaltending by Ashlee Beattie kept the Optimists in the game. The game was won by the hard effort of the fast skating, hard shooting forwards forwards Brittney Richards, Rosemary Quinlan, Ashley Gendron, Kandace and Jalana Blakkcr, Tiffany Thornton and the solid defensive effort from Angie Hass. The girls finished the season on a winning note. They have been successful successful in defeating and tieing the tough Oshawa rep teams. The Optimist Flames Atom girls have been accepted to represent Clarington in the 18th Annual Walter Gretzky tournament to be played at the Wayne Gretzky Center in Brantford from March 5-7. Teams from Canada and the USA will be represented. Coaches Peter Hamilton, Dan Quinlan, Jim Michaud, trainer Shirley Farr, manager Margarite Quinlan, and the parents of the girls arc all very proud of their season and look forward to a good playoff performance. Bowmanville United Soccer Club REGISTRATION Girls and Boys Ages 5 and up Come join t/te fastest growing sport in Canada! Registration Feb. 27 and March 6 9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Bowmanville Mall - $85.00 Health Card and Birth Certificate must be presented at time of registration. ^jp Canadian Statesman Pound Pickering The Canadian Statesman Major Novice -Toros started their first round of playoffs in York Simcoe league ; action February 6-7 with a pair of home games against the Pickering Panthers at Darlington Arena. The Toros were missing a couple of players due to illness which gave coach Ralph Murphy a chance to experiment with his lineup. The results were a success as the strong offence came to life in both games to compliment compliment the tight work of the defence. In the first game, David Miller led the way with a hat-trick while Allen Dillon and Brock Murhpy scored a pair each to pace the Toros to a 8-1 victory. victory. In the second game, Brandon Castellan and Murphy fired a pair each to give the Toros a 6-1 victory. Goalies Scott Junkin and Jory Fuller provided rock solid goaltending in both games. Scoring summary as follows: Murphy 4g, 2a, Miller 3g, la, Castellan and Dillon 2g, 2a, Luke Either lg, 3a, Denver Brown lg, 2a, Carl Andrews 1 g, Kurds Allen 3a, Wade -Pickell 2a, Brandon Ernst, Robert O'Shea, Mitch Callieu and Zak Snowden la each. Grand and Toy Wins Grand and Toy came back strong after taking quite the beating from Clarington's Grant's Physiotherapy in a 6-0 loss. Grand and Toy came out with a strong desire to win against Crow's Sports. Early in the first period Erin Haass made a beautiful pass out front to Michelle Walker who put the puck right by the goalie. Then Haass, taking the puck out of Grand and Toy's end, managed to get an unassisted goal. Then, Heather Bangay got the third goal, assisted by Lauren Crashlcy. Early in the second Crow's managed to put one past Grand and Toy's goalie, Sarah Ferguson. With only 40 seconds left in the second period, Maridy Forscy broke away from the defence and managed to pass the puck to Michelle Walker, giving Clarington a 4-2 win. Clarington Orioles Baseball Club Indoor Winter Workouts (Tryouts) Ail Divisions CONTACTS: Mosquito - born 1988 and 1989 Doug Pickell 432-7771 Minor Pee Wee - born . 1987 Mike Dale 697-1891 Major Pee Wee - born 1986 Guy Blacklock 697-3255 Minor Bantam - born 1985 Hank Evans 623-7403 Major Bantam - born 1984 Gord Sturge 436-0921 Midget - born 1983 and 1982 Jeff Pearce... 987-4809 Juvenile - born 1981 and 1980 Leigh MacArthur 623-3274 OJ.P. « imp by Telma R. Grant r.p.t. Gymnastics For Children I would like to get my toddler into some kind of regular physical activity. What would you recommend? There are a number of activities for children at this age. Gymnastics is one. Parent and tot gymnastic gymnastic programs start when a chijd is eighteen months old., Thç, .parents -participate' with j^e, pfyjcl. The child learns'>.-a number of motor skills. The trampoline is used so they learn how to jump. They learn the balance beam. Walking on a balance balance beam promotes good balance. They learn how to do parallel bars, log rolls and then progressing progressing to front rolls and back rolls. All these help to promote balance, coordination, coordination, strength and stamina. Gymnastics is an excellent activity for children, because many of the skills learned in gymnastics serve as a very good basis for other sports. For example, hockey is a sport that demands good balance on skates and one of the ways to train that balance in a child too young to start skating is with gymnastics. gymnastics. Other sports demand agility. If you have a young child, they can start gymnastics as young as eighteen months old. There is a very good local gymnastics club. Look in the phone book under gymnastics club. My son started gymnastics when he was eighteen months old. We have seen a nice gradual improvement in him as far as his balance goes, his co-ordination and his flexibility. Every Canadian child should know how to skate, swim and play ball. The basis for these activities is gymnastics. gymnastics. It is a gift to start your child young, now. Grant Physiotherapy 214 King Street, Bowmanville at (905) 623-2783 PLAY YOUR BEST GAME FOR LIFE! «. If you're looking for a convenient and hassle-free way to Casino Rama™, a bus tour is your best beti Frequent departure and arrival times will get your bus right to the casino doors and to 00,000 square feet of excitement. You'll be smiling with over 2200 slot machines, more titan 100 gaming tables, three great restaurants PLUS a free meal coupon! 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