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THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, NOVEMBER 15,2000 PAGE B5 Clarington hockey roundup Altamira minor atom Toros win Brampton tourney The Altamira minor atom Triple A Toros captured captured the prestigious Brampton international tournament, doubling Brantford 6-3 in the championship championship game. In round robin play, the Toros won two out of three games. The victories came over Rochester and St. Catharines while the only blemish on the weekend was a loss to Brantford. The Toros started the tournament with a 7-0 win over Rochester. Goalies Nathan Flint and Zach Higgins Higgins shared the shutout. Leading the offensive output output was Greg Nemisz with three goals and two helpers, followed by Matthew Garrison and James Hoffman with two goals each. Collecting as sists were Nicholas Diachenko, Diachenko, Aaron Pierce and Alex Dcrlis. In the second game, the Toros won 3-2 against St. Catharines. Clarington goalie Flint made several outstanding saves to keep the Toros ahead. Scoring were Nemisz with two and defenceman Chad McDonald McDonald with a single. Adding assists were Derlis with two and Diachenko with one. The final round robin game pitted Clarington against Brantford. Garrison had the only goal in a 3-l loss. After finishing second in the division, the Toros faced Kitchener in the semi-finals. Two goals in the third period by Hoffman Hoffman and Garrison lifted the Toros to a 3-1 win. Nemisz had the other goal. In a rematch against Brantford in the finals, Hoffman scored twice in a 6-3 win. Nemisz, Garrison, Diachenko Diachenko and Derlis scored one each. BLUE CIRCLE CEMENT EDGES AJAX - The Blue Circle Cement midget A Toros improved its regular season record to 8-1 with a 3- 2 victory over the Ajax Knights. Mike Tribou, Mark Lemieux and Nick Boyd got the goals. Dave Vargo played strong in the third period in goal to protect the victory. Nearing the halfway mark in the schedule, the scoring leader is Boyd with 30 points, followed by Kris Poison Poison and Chris McDaniel. Poison leads the team in goals with 17, followed followed by Boyd and Lemieux. Tribou is the plus/minus leader with plus 28, followed by McDaniel and Poison. T-MAC SPLITS ATOM GAMES - Loss to Cobourg Cougars ends six-game winning streak LOSS from page B1 The weekend started on Friday in Wellington where Jason McAuley and Kyle Crouch had a goal and two assists each in a 5-2 win. Brad Foote had the other goal for the Eagles. Eagles. Special teams played a large role in the outcome as the Eagles score three times on the power play and once shorthanded. Both of Wellington's goals came on the power play. The weekend leaves the Eagles with a record of 12-9-4, good enough for third place in the Eastern Conference behind Lindsay Lindsay and Kingston who are first and second respectively. respectively. While Hodgins concedes that the defending conference conference champions from Lindsay are the favourites to finish in first place, the Eagles are in an enviable position as the season passes the midway mark. In the past couple of years, the Eagles have scrambled for wins down the stretch just to qualify for playoffs. This season, emphasis is on winning in October and November to avoid such desperation at the end of the season in January and February. "We are emphasizing that every game is important," stressed Hod- gins. "Two points in November is the same as two points in February. It all adds up." The Eagles will return to action on Saturday night in Port Hope, followed followed by a Sunday night home game against Kingston at 6:30 p.m. THE SCOOP - On home ice the Eagles have a record of 7-2-2, while on the road the team is 5-7-2...To address address the surplus of defenceman, the Eagles have released Mike Lucas. That still leaves eight defencemen still on the roster. The T-Mac Insulation atoms played a strong game against Justin Berry Optical but lost 6- 4. Joey Janveaux led with two goals while Scott Dwinnell and Josh Liao chipped with one goal apiece. Assists went to David Janveaux, Kyle Corcoran, Corcoran, Brayden Aloe, Kyle Bickle and Tyrone Vanson. Against the Durham Regional Regional Police team, T-Mac won 8-1 as Janveaux had a hat trick and one assist. Laio had two goals, Aloe had a goal and assist, Matt Buchanan and Vanson had a goal each with one assist each to Eric Bonaz- za, Danny Foote, Ben Cadorin, Dwinnell, Bickle and Corcoran. Corcoran. Shayne Durocher made several key saves. SPORTS EXCHANGE MAJOR ATOM TOROS BEAT PETERBOROUGH - After back-to-back losses to York Simcoe and Richmond Hill, the Canadian Sports Exchange Exchange major atom Triple A Toros gained a 7-2 victory over Peterborough. Goals for the Toros went to Adam Buchanan and Josh Bailey Bailey with two each and one apiece to Luke Pither, Brandon Ernst and Allan Dillon. Pither had three assists, Ernst had two with singles to Matthew Raco, Robert O'Shea, Carl Andrews and Bailey. Goaltender Kyle Feldcamp turned in a top notch performance. performance. BROKEN WINDSHIELD? GET SMART!!! WE PAY YOUR DEDUCTIBLE PLUS ... DINNER FOR TWO AT AUTO GLASS Of. of KHSCT6 Nov* Soin Limited 12 TEMPERANCE STREET BOWMANVILLE 623-0783 Some Restrictions Apply Offer expires Nov. 24/00 Rider is tops on dirt RIDER from page B1 wasn't until last year that he followed a friend to the races and was hooked on the idea of racing competitively. "I went to a race and raced, and then went to another another and liked it. I signed up for the club the next year," says the Grade 9 student student at Courtice Secondary School. While most of the races vary in distance, Hamilton can find himself racing up to four times a day if he enters enters a couple of other optional optional categories. 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