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i THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, JANUARY 17,2001 PAGE 11 Altamira minor atom Toros reach championship finals in Cambridge Clarington minor hockey roundup The Altamira minor atom Triple A Toros continued its strong tournament play as the team reached its third consecutive consecutive final of the year in Cambridge. Cambridge. Unfortunately the Toros lost to a tough Mississauga team in overtime by a 4-3 score. The Toros finished round robin play with a 2-0-1 record. James Hoffman, John Bull and Matt Garrison scored in the opening game, a 3-1 win for the Toros over Kitchener. In the second game against'the host team from Cambridge, the teams skated skated to a 3-3 tie. Andrew Bobas, Hoffman Hoffman and Garrison scored for the Toros. Alex Derlis had two assists with one apiece to Aaron Pierce and Bull. The final round robin game was against Huron Perth, with the Toros winning 3-0. Brett Beckett, Pierce and Derlis were the goal scorers. Adding assists were Keegan Lawson, Greg Nemisz, Bobas, Bull and Hoffman. Goalie Nathan Flint earned the shutout. In the semi-finals in a rematch with Cambridge, the Toros won a 4-1 decision. decision. Goalie Zach Higgins had a strong game. Nemisz had a goal and two assists, Bull and Pierce had a goal and assist each while Derlis had the other goal. Beckett, Bobas and Nemisz had the goals in the 4-3 overtime loss to Mis sissauga in the finals. The team has an impressive tournament tournament record this year, winning one and reaching the finals in the other two. SUBWAY RETURNS TO LEAGUE PLAY - After playing against higherrated higherrated teams in the Grafton tournament, tournament, the Clarington Recreation Hockey League novice team sponsored sponsored by Bowmanville Subway was ready to prove itself in league play. Despite jumping out to a 4-0 lead against Cactus Clothing, Subway was edged 5-4. Joshua Beech scored twice for Subway with one apiece to Derrick Stairs and Ryan Gray. Justine Kane, Nigel Daigle and Graham Wight had assists. The team lost its second consecutive consecutive game getting blanked by Scotia Bank 2-0. Subway rebounded with a 7-1 win over Orono. Beech scored three times for Subway with Gray, Zack Frattuna, Ryan Lawrie and Stairs scoring one each. Ian Gresel picked up an assist. The team made it to the semi-finals of the NCSA Checkers tournament in Oshawa. The team had convincing wins over Lake Vista 7-1, St. Peter's 7-4, Knox 4-3, and Scotia Bank 6-3. The only loss was 6-1 to Barrie. The winning streak continued in house league play with a victory over Herron Family Chiropractors 6-0. Scoring were Beech (3), Brook Akers (2) and Gray. Assisting on the goals were Gresel (2), Alex Duncan, Lawrie, Brett Vandebelt, Gray and Stairs. McGREGOR IDA SHARKS ON THREE GAME UNBEATEN STREAK - The McGregor IDA Sharks major tykes stretched its unbeaten unbeaten streak to three games after collecting collecting a win and tie against Ontario Power Generation in back-to-back games. In the first game between the teams, Colin Topping and Jarod Hollister Hollister scored the goals for the Sharks with Adam Pearsall and Brett Weldon picking up assists in a 2-2 tie. Hollister scored four times in the rematch - the first goal coming nine seconds into the game - leading the Sharks to a 6-4 win. Topping scored twice with Brandon Hesson collecting one assist. In the first game, Sharks' goal- tender Brandon Kirkton stopped a number of shots late in the third period period to preserve the tie while in the second second game, Zachary Treen took over the duties in net and made a number of quality saves. Stephen Sutherland scored all six of OPG's goals in the two games. 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