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Bowmanville Figure Skating Club Sends Members to Area Competitions Young Alanna Kurt (right) won a silver medal and a bronze medal at the competitions she represented the Bowmanville Figure Skating Club in this season. She skated skated at the Raccoon Rally in Bowmanville, and another meet in Manvcrs. The above members of the Bowmanville Figure Skating Club competed in a number of competitions over the past season, including Pineridge, Raccoon Rally, and Manvcrs Mini- Blades. Skaters include, front row, (1-r), Megan Ernst, Heather Monaghan, Erica Duncan, Jordan Somogyi, Taylor Milburn, Stacey Van Voorden. Middle row, (1-r), Christine Miller, Eryn Wright, Carly Cartier, Taken Paterson, Olyvia Greentree, Carley Mcllroy, Sarah Neil, Alison Duncan. Back row, (1-r), Gillian MacGregor, Amanda Cameron, Jessica Khouri,. Paige Sheppard, Colleen Walsh, Robert Leroix. It has been a busy season for the above members of the Bowmanville Figure Skating Club. Many of them travelled to competitions at Pineridge, EOSIC, Uxbridge, and Napanee. They include, front row, (1-r), Alexandra Gurr, Kclly-Ann Moore,-'Alyssa Osborne, Kirsten MacDonald, Ashtyn Rank, Lyndsey Smith. Middle row, (1-r), Michele Willits, Sarah Monaghan, Lauren Alexander, Whitney Greentree, Leslie Parks, Kathleen Moore, Tina Cumby. Back row, (1-r), Mona Hoy, Katie Johnson, Liz Monaghan, Angela Smart, Emily Wraith, Alexis Vanhemmen, Stefanie Boyd, Aleisha Marchant. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, March 17. 1999 Section Two Page : Newcastle Optimists Claim Title At Tournament in Brockville The Ciarington Atom girls' team, sponsored by the Newcastle Optimists, entered into a tournament in Brockville the weekend of Feb. 27th and 28th. These young girls did the C. G. H. A. and all of Ciarington proud. In a four game tournament, our girls not only exhibited great hockey skills, but also excellent team spirit. For the coaching staff, the team, and enthusiastic fans, it will be a weekend to be remembered. Our first game of the tournament tournament saw us up against Kanata. This was an exciting end to end game, with our girls exhibiting strong offensive and defensive skills. Ashlcc Beattie made several several key saves enabling our girls to hang onto a 1-0 win. Scoring for the Optimists was Jalana Blakcr assisted by Jana Crydcrman and Leah Farr. MVP went to Ashlee Beattie. Our second game of the tournament was against the Kingston Kodiacs. With our girls still pumped and ready to play, they walked away with a 5-0 win. Scoring for the Optimists were. Courtney Hamilton, Ashley Gendron, Jana Crydcrman (2) and Rosemary Quinlan,with assists going to Angie Haass, Sorena Michaud, Kandacc Blakcr, Brittany Richards, Ashley Gendron and Courtney Hamilton. MVP went to Jana Crydcrman. Our third game of the tournament tournament saw the girls up and at it early against a strong contender from Akwcsasnc. This was an exciting game to the end with the Optimists hanging onto a 1- 0 win. Scoring for the team was Angie Haass with assists going to Jana Crydcrman and Leah Farr. MVP went to Crystal Fraser. The championship and final game was now at hand. This saw the fans, coaching staff and team exhibit the type of com radeship, pride and team effort one should expect Our girls laced off against the Kingston Comets. With all round exceptional exceptional effort put forth by the whole team, our girls walked away with a 6-0 win for the gold medal. Scoring for Ciarington were Jana Crydcrman (4), Angie Haass and Courtney Hamilton, with assists going to Leah Farr. Kan dace Blakcr, Jalana Blaker, Ashley Gendron, Crystal Fraser, Jana Crydcrman, Brittany Richards and Rosemary Quinlan. MVP went to Kandacc Blaker. Our girls ended the tournament with a four game shutout. Beaver Lumber Wins Again On March 6, Beaver Lumber faced Tim's Fifth Wheel. The first period was a goalie's duel with no scoring on either side. Jordan Kcwell opened the scoring in the second period with his first goal this year. He tapped in a rebound from Dale Richards. Nathan Zavitz scored next, threading in a pass from Curtis Weston and Jason Devcra. Tim's entered the scoring at this point with a marker of their own. Devcra scored what was to be the winning goal of the game in the third period, one-timing a pass from Mitch Davis. With one minute to go, Tim's pulled their goalie and launched an effective offensive effort scoring their second goal. This was to no avail however, however, as the final tally stood at 3-2 thanks to some intense goal- keeping by Matt Vignalc in the final seconds of the game. Ryder Logistics Leads The Ryder Logistics Minor Bantam 'A A' Toros look a 2-1 lead in the York Simcoc finals with a 5-1 win against Newmarket. It was a penalty penalty filled affair where both teams were left puzzled by some of the officials' calls. Leading the offensive attack was Craig Baraball with a pair of goals and singles going to Ryan Smith, Justin Roussy, and Josh Rutledge. Assisting on the goals were Paul Garristo' and Rutledge with a pair, and Eric Downing, Baraball And Stuart King one each. Craig Sykes got the win in net despite being outshot by Newmarket. The Toros were missing three players due to illness and called on King from the 'A ' team to provide some help, the defensive pairs of Downing and Rob Campbell, and Colin Organ and Zack Ibbotson, kept the Newmarket players away from the net and picking up any rebounds. Excellent penalty killing from Trevor Baker, Chris Poison and Mike Trotman kept the Redrnen from getting any good scoring chances, and came close to scoring short- handed themselves. themselves. SElII!lHlnillk Color Your World The name, value and excellent products that you have trusted for years. 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The Uxbridge Stars started started the scoring on a power play in the second. Thirty- one seconds later, Andy Chamberlain tied it up with a backhand shot in front of the net. Drew Sharp assisted. assisted. The Stars scored again late in the period. Sharp evened the score when he blasted one from the left side to the bottom right corner corner after an across ice pass from Andrew Oliver. Chamberlain assisted. During a four on four, Jason Hicks fired one through the legs of the Stars netminder. The lead was shortlived as Uxbridge, on a power play, tied it up for a 3-3 final. Game two on home ice found the Stars ahead by one in the first during a Toys and More Tied with Trenton power play. Hicks carried the puck up the ice and Bradburn blasted it home to even the score in the second. Ryan Garniss assisted. Uxbridge took the lead in the third. With 1:44 on the clock, Hicks fired one in the corner for a 2-2 final. The Toros dominated the third and deciding game despite being shorthanded numerous times. Flicks capitalized capitalized on Jesse Bradburn's rebound to put the Toros on the board carly in the first. Late in the second, the Toros were ahead by two after Hicks fired one past the Stars' netminder. Bradburn assisted. Mike Taylor blasted blasted one from the point and Garniss. fired his rebound in. Bradburn, out front, onc- tiincd a pass from Garniss. Hicks assisted. Uxbridge broke the shutout with less than a minute left. It was a 4-1 victory for the Toros. Great work between the pipes for Ryan Hibbard and Michael Szcrcmet, Zm" > V Darlington Soccer Club Inc. 1999 Competitive Program Outdoor Season Tryouts Darlington Soccer Club Inc. is seeking above average soccer players from the Ciarington area for our 1999 competitive outdoor season. Please contact the following coaches for tryout dates and locations. Under Under Under Under Under Under Under Under Under Under Under 9 Central Soccer League 10 Central Soccer League 11 Central Soccer League 12 Central Soccer League 13 Central Soccer League 14 Central Soccer League 15 Central Soccer League 16 Central Soccer League 10 Cen. Girls' Soccer League 12 Cen. Girls' Soccer League 15 Cen. Girls' Soccer League (Born in 1990) (Born in 1989) (Born in 19SS) (Born in 1987) (Born in 1986) (Born in 1985) (Born in 1984) (Born in 1983) (Born in 1989) (Born in 1987) Coach: Stuart Robertson .... 623 Coach: Gary Nemisz 436 Coach: Vince Bonazza 623' Coach: Dave Boyce 623- Coach: Jim Potter 623- Coach: Luigi Circelli 571- Coach: Dave Staley 432- Coach: Dan Quinlan 432- Coach: Roy Moore 623- Coach: Ralph Crydcrman 623- Coach: John Cook 623- (Born in 19S4) For further inquiries you may call: Girls' Rep. Program: Iain Alexander at (905) 623-1430 or Boys' Rep. Program: Vince Bonazza at (905) 623-0692 0893 7237 0692 5454 6692 3167 7911 3975 6763 6360 2822 The Toys and More Toros had met Trenton seldom in regulation play. Trenton had dominated the Toros, beating our hoys on each outing. Game one of the quarter- final playoff series found our hoys heading east on the 401 to Trenton. After almost a two week layover the Toros came out flying. Demonstrating perhaps their best two way effort to date, Ciarington netted their first of three early in the first period. period. Trenton would lie it up in the second. The Toros would again go ahead by a goal, only to see Trenton come hack and tie it up. This would happen again in the third period, After three periods periods of regulation play, nothing nothing could he decided. A fourth and final It) minute overtime period would have to he played to decide a winner. winner. Both teams played well and hard, hut the home ice advantage would prevail. With just one second on the clock in the final overtime, Trenton would find the mark to lake game one of the best- of-five series. Andrew Rhynold had two goals, Derrick Graham had one goal. Ryan Norlhnm, Christopher La Chance, Scull Dwinnell, Cory Pearson, all had assists. Honourable mention to Kyle Fcldcamp on another outstanding outstanding performance for his second half game shutout in as many games. The Toros would avenge themselves on home ice, taking taking game two. If the last game in Trenton was exciting, exciting, game two proved to be an edge of your seal nail biter. Willy. Brownell opened the scoring in the first period assisted by Derrick Graham. Joey Duval would net number number two assisted by a brilliant defensive breakout pass by Mathew Beaupré, The tenacious tenacious Trenton team would again come back and lie the game at 2-2 in the first period. period. After the halfway mark, the game was still tied at 2-2 after the Toros defensive play killed a two man deficit, with a brilliant barrage of saves by Gerrcn Borsi who made his first whole game debut in goal. Christopher La Chance would prove to he too much for the tough hitting hitting Trenton squad, as he would take the puck, unassisted, unassisted, from end-lo-eml anil score the third and winning goal on a brilliant wrap around play. The goal tied the series at one game each, We have 35 1999 NEONS In Stock and WE HAVE TO MOVE THEM! The Neons for the year 2000 are on the way, and we need the space! Lots of colours and options from which to choose. WE ARE READY TO DEAL!! 1999 Neon Vlymoutfi Dodge Trucla CHRYSLER Macintosh Chrysler Plymouth Limited 331 Park Rd. S., Oshawa 290 North Front St., Belleville Tel. (905) 728-4638 Tel. (613) 966-8610 ©jp