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The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, Mareit 31. 1999 Section Two Page 3 Sports 4P ■owe mm Orono Sweeps Thedford To Win Peewee Crown The Orono Markham Label Pccwccs capped off a remarkable season on the weekend when they defeated Thedford in two games by identical 5-2 scores to sweep the playoff scries in four straight games and capture the OMHA championship. championship. The Leafs went undefeated in the playoffs as they won 15 straight games defeating Mindcn, Newcastle, Tamworth, Markdalc and Thedford enroule to the championship. They outscorcd their opponents 117 to 25. The Leafs travelled to Thedford on Friday to play the third game of the scries and they showed that the drive didn't hurt them as Tyson Gimblctt put the Leafs on the scoreboard just 18 seconds seconds into the game on an unassisted effort. Thedford evened the score at the 12:56 mark when a puck bounced off the backboards and hit goalie Kevin Martin and fell in behind him. Jesse Gimblctt put the Leafs back in the lead late in the first period when he scored on a nice solo effort. Curt Robinson made it 3-1 with 1:36 left in the second period on a nice setup from Matt Barnes and Tanner Millson. Jesse Gimblctt made it 4-1 for the Leafs early in the third period on another solo effort. The Leafs would score the next goal also. Unfortunately, it was into their own net as a rebound hit the Orono player and bounded into the Orono net. Jesse Gimblctt finished the scoring for the Leafs as he scored his third of the game to complete his hat trick on another solo effort. The 5-2 victory victory put the Leafs one game away from winning the championship. The Leafs took to the ice in Thedford on Saturday hoping to wrap up the championship. championship. Tyson Gimblctt started the scoring for the Leafs when he banged home a rebound off a Jesse Price shot. Kyle Scarlc put Orono up by two when he scored on a power play as Curt Robinson fed him a nice pass in the slot. Tyson Gimblctt also assisted on the goal. Thedford cut the Orono lead in half in the second period, but Jesse Price banged home a Kyle Cox rebound to regain the two-goal margin. Tanner Millson put the Leafs up by 4-1 when he put his own rebound over the Thedford goalie. Malt Barnes assisted on the Millson goal. Thedford scored their second second goal of the game late in the second period to make it 4-2, but Matt Barnes scored the final goal of the game to make it 5-2 for Orono. Tanner Millson and Chris Moffat assisted on the goal. The Leafs penalty killing was outstanding in the game as the Leafs had 18 minutes in penalties while Thedford had 6 minutes. Jamie Whitehead had a strong game in the net for the Leafs. PEEWEE CHAMPS - The Orono Markham Label Pccwccs capped off a brilliant brilliant year by winning the All-Ontario championship over the weekend. They completed a sweep of Thedford, winning games three and four of the scries by identical scores of 5-2. During the playoffs, Orono won 15 games in a row without without a loss. Team members arc, not in order in above photo, Kyle Allin, Matt Barnes, Kyle Cox, Kevin Martin, Tanner Millson, Chris Moffat, Brian Pisani, Jesse Price, Paul Richter, Curtis Robinson, Kyle Searle, Justin Szymczak, Jamie Whitehead, Kienan Williams, Jesse Gimblctt, Tyson Gimblctt. The coaching staff includes, Dale Millson (coach), Brian Allin (asst, coach), Robin Barnes (trainer), Dwight Searle (manager). Newcastle Novice Stars Bounce Dundalk in Finals The Victoria Durham League Champion Newcastle Stars were a perfect perfect 12-0-0 in their playoff run to capture capture the All-Ontario Novice Championship last weekend in Dundalk. The journey to this title started on February 4 when the Newcastle squad, (sponsored by the Clarington Firelighters, rolled to a 6-0 victory over the Orono Leafs. The following night they downed Orono 10-3 and returned home for a 9-0 victory in the third game to sweep the scries and advance to the Ontario quarter-finals. Newcastle waited for what seemed like weeks for the second round to begin. Finally, on February 18, the team took to the ice for their opening quarter-final game against the Fenclon Falls Flyers. Over the season, the by Telnia R. Grant r.p.t. Car Accidents & Pain Management QUESTION: Telma, I was in a car accident accident two years ago. I have had a course of physiotherapy and I have a good home program. I stilt have a lot of pain in my back and my insurance company company has told me that it would be helpful if I could get some pain management. Can you tell me what you do with this? Pain management is one ol the newest buzz words in the rehab industry. Pain management can encompass all kinds ol things from postural education, (teaching you how to have good posture while you are doing your daily activities), to education lor stress management, management, to how to manage your pain at homo. Basically what pain management moans Is lor the patient to have some control over their pain when it arises. You are in a situation where you have boon in a car accident 2 years ago and you still have some residual or chronic pain. You may have this pain lor life, and at this stage you may bo looking lor a way to control this pain with an acupuncture-based program. You have already done some pain management witli your rehab program because the oxorclsos that you have boon taught are a component ol pain management. Our pain management program Is acupuncture-based. The objective of the program is to loach patients how to soil-boat to control their pain. Tito low back Is whore patients most often report pain. But what actually perpetuates tills pain are muscle spasms, or trigger points, In areas other than the low back. First wo Iclonlily those trigger points, Tliu common locations lor those trigger points are the ankle, Iho abdomen, the armpit as well ns Iho jaw and sometimes the nock and tlio hand Itsoll, Those are the common common locations ol sorno trigger points, Treating thoso points control control iho low back pain, Wo select ,JI ' PLAY YOUR BEST GAME FOR LIFE! ji ji>. i-- Flyers had provided strong competition, competition, with the Stars winning one game and the other ending in a tie. They used this as incentive as the Firefighters smoked Fenclon Falls 7-1 in the first game. The Flyers came back with a strong effort in the second game, but Newcastle posted a 4-0 win. The final game had the Stars back on home ice for the series clinching encounter and a gritty performance produced a 4-2 victory victory and another sweep. The win over Fenclon Falls had them waiting again for the semi-final series with the Douro Dukes to begin. The team was hot, sitting 6-0-0 through the first two rounds. On March 2, Newcastle hosted the Dukes for the first game of the semifinals semifinals and the layoff didn't slow them down. The Newcastle Firefighters were on fire as they skated skated to a 7-1 win. They took the lead of the second game early, posting a 5-1 lead in the first period on the way to a 9-1 victory. Needing only one win to secure the berth in the Championship series, and oozing with confidence, the Stars triumphed over Douro with a 4-2 third game win and earned their spot in the All Ontario C h a m p i o n s h i p finals. The little giants were sitting on a perfect 9-0-0 record when they took to the ice for the finals against the Dundalk Storm. The first few minutes of the opening game in Newcastle provided provided some anxious moments and the Storm jumped lo a 1-0 lead early in the first period. But Newcastle were quick to recover and with a packed house watching, the Stars rallied to a 7-2 victory. If Newcastle were to win the series while sustaining sustaining their perfect perfect record, they would have to achieve it on the road, The second and third games were scheduled in Dundalk. Dundalk were ready as the teams faced off in the Dundalk hunker for the second the three most involved trigger points. They are very tender on examination, When treated, the patient's back range-of-motion improves. In the first session ol our pain management program we identity the three most involved trigger points. We then teach the patient how to self-treat these trigger points. There are many treatment tools you can use. One that is common common is a tennis ball. If you use a tennis ball and tap around the trigger trigger point the vibration will help to release the muscle spasm and increase blood How to the area. Another way to do this is lo use an Acuhoalth Tons which is an electrical electrical hand held acupuncture unit, Each treatment session involves involves chocking lor rango-ol-motion and painlul movements, treatment ol Iho trigger points, teaching the patient proper posture and how to treat Iho trigger points themselves, then re-evaluation to see how treating treating Iho trigger points helps to resolve the patient's pain. Often it Is Iho way a patient sits at their desk and things they do day-to-day at work or at play that contribute to their continuing pain and thoso Issues are also brought up and discussed, discussed, It Is very much a homo treatment plan because it Is expected that Iho patients will sell- treat on a daily basis, monitor Iholr progress and report back to the therapist, Tito aim ol the program Is to got tlio patient Independent. Alter the llrst six weeks of twice per week, Iho patients are soon lor a lurlhor six weeks once a week In order to make sure Hint llioy can carry through with their program. II you still Imvo chronic pain niter Iho car accident you may want to give tills npproncli a try, Our pain management program Is called the GAME* plan lor Pain Management, Grant Physiotherapy is located at: 214 King St, E,, Bowmnnvlllo (905) 623-2783 game. The first period belonged to Dundalk. Dundalk were leading 2-0 as the first period came to an end. The Stars once again displayed great character character and rallied in the second. By the time the zambonic came out to flood, they had managed to even the score with a goal with just 19 seconds remaining. As play entered the third, the Stars were aware of what was at stake. At 8:40 of the final frame, Newcastle notched their third straight goal and withstood Dundalk's desire to post a heart stopping 3-2 win. As they took the ice for the final game, the team was surprised that a busload of 40+ fans made their way from Newcastle to hopefully be part of their memorable championship. The fans were not disappointed. disappointed. The final game was every bit as thrilling as game two with two periods periods under their belts. The score was tied at three. The Newcastle dressing room was dead quiet. With only one period left to play, they knew there was only 15 minutes of hockey standing between them and an All- Ontario Championship. When they took to the ice after the flood, everyone in the rink knew they were going to prove they were the best Novice team in Ontario. It took only 10 seconds. Newcastle put Dundalk in a tailspin with a quick goal and added an insurance marker later to take a 5-3 lead. They never looked back. They held the Storm to only one shot on net in the final frame, tallying tallying up 11 shots themselves in the third period to win it all. The All- O n t ar i o Championship. This group of 8 and 9 year olds should be commended. commended. They went 23-1-2 in the regular regular season to finish first overall, naming naming them the Victoria Durham League Champions. With 14 teams in their league this is an accomplishment. But to go 12-0-0 to win an All-Ontario Championship is unheard of at this level. NOVICE CHAMPS - The Newcastle Novice Stars, sponsored by the Clarington Firefighters'Assoc., won the All-Ontario championship by sweeping Dundalk in the finals. Team members include, not in order in above photo, Nicholas Araujo, Colin Kelly, Alex Lake, Andrew O'Leary, Bobby Orr, Kelly Palmatecr, Cameron Pcloso, Carmen Shah, Matthew Tims, Tara Watchorn, Spencer Yule. The coaching coaching staff includes Rick Palmatecr (coach), Ken Boyd (asst, coach), Bob Watchorn (trainer), Brian Jones (trainer), Bruce O'Leary (manager). Sandwich *...when you purchase a CHICKEN sandwich and medium fries at the regular price. 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