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THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, JULY 11,2001 PAGE 17 OPG split pair of games COURTICE - The Ontario Power Generation minor atom soccer team dumped Sel Frame by a 3-1 score. Hrik Krolki, Shane Arscncau and Becky Durochcr handled the goal scoring while John Lee picked up an assist. Matthew Ducrdcn and Lucas Hahn split the goaltending duties. OPG was edged by Dclton Financial Financial by a 4-2 score in the next game. Lauren Cascagnette and Matthew Johns scored goals for OPG in the narrow loss. Wheelers roll to championship CLARINGTON - The Tim's Fifth Wheel minor atom soccer team went undefeated to win the A championship at a recent fun day held at Hydro Fields. The Wheelers posted a 4-1 victory over Purple Hill Rangers in the final game. Team members include, front row, from left: Ashley Bellisle, Dale Richards, Mitchell Cleary, Kiera Day, Melissa Berney, Ryan Priestman; back row, Matthew McCormick, Shawn Thornton, Regan Clare, Max Murphy, Scott Williams, Adam Robb, Matthew Bruno, Evan Caverley, Kyle Lawton, Ryan Somogyi. Absent Absent was Ryan Murphy. The coaching staff includes Michelle Berney, Keith Priestman and Jackie Bellisle. Gens' coach vows training camp will challenge veteran players BY BRIAN LEGREE Staff Editor OS1IAWA - Training camp doesn't start for another seven weeks, but George Burnett has already sent a not- so-subtle message to some of his veteran veteran players that no roster place is safe. Seething at missing the playoffs last season, Burnett is adamant about turning turning the Oshawa Generals around. Although never highly critical of the thin talent levels on last season's roster, Burnett talked openly about the lack of depth within the organization. That depth problem hampers clubs in two areas - overcoming injuries and structuring trades. It can also strip a club of its ability to replace players who aren't feeling pushed from below. Yes, Burnett did make about a dozen deals last season, but most were aimed at improving the club's depth chart. He continues to add to that depth this year without giving anything away. After adding Vladimir Skoda in the import import draft, Burnett sent Oshawa's second second import draft selection to Owen ; Sound for Luc Chaisson, a Whitby native native who scored 13 goals with the Attack Attack last season. - - Thirteen goals is not an eye-pop- ping total, but it's a number surpassed by just five Oshawa players last season. Burnett is surprisingly blunt about ' the acquisition of Chaisson, saying he's not certain where he fits in. "It's added depth," says Burnett of landing Chaisson. "We're challenging our veteran players to be a part of our program. It should create some competitive situations situations in camp." How competitive? The numbers suggest the real dogfight dogfight will be at forward, where at least four rookies - Nathan Horton, Jordan Beirnes, Skoda and Garett Vassel - are set to join the club. Factor in an intriguing overage situation situation and there are 21 forwards vying for 13 or 14 spots, an indication Burnett Burnett is successfully addressing the depth issue. "If your 18 and 19-year-olds are having a tough time making your hockey hockey club, it means you're getting better," says Burnett. Here's how the roster of potential candidates looks (with the final number expected to remain on the team and/or placed with the Oshawa Legionaires, in brackets): FORWARDS (14) Returnees: Jamie Johnson, Brandon Bronze medal forWebcoU-11 CLARINGTON - The Darlington boys' U-l 1 soccer team came away with a third-place finish at a tournament against teams in a higher age group. In the first game Darlington faced the undefeated U- 12 Azzuri team, dropping dropping a 3-0 decision. In the next game against the Darlington U-l2 team, Andrew Andrew Bobas and John Bull netted two goals each in a 6-1 win. Lone markers went to Greg Ncmisz and Marco DaSilva. DaSilva. In the final round robin game Bobas and Ncmisz were the goal scorers in a 4-2 win over Quinte. In the semifinals, Darlington were defeated 4-1 by Azzuri. Piet Kuypers had the only goal for Darlington. Against East York in the bronze medal game, the outcome was never in doubt as Darlington posted a 6-0 win. DaSilva .and Ncmisz had two goals 6ach with Bobas and Bull tallying the other two goals. Brad Fcgan, Chad McPaul, Kyle Robertson, Josh Sullivan and Jesse Gearing, along with goaltendcr Josh Wyman, secured the shutout. Andrew Rothcram, Bradley Webb and Michael Iloskin also played well. Nolan, Scott Rozendal, Mike Rice, Brad Walford, Sean Stefanski, Pat Montgomery, Montgomery, Ben Eager, Tobias Whelan. New faces: Nathan Horton, Jordan Beimes, Vladimir Skoda, Luc Chaisson, Garett Vassel, Steve White, Cory Snyder, Derek McEvoy, Dino Ferrari Overage possibilities: John Kozoriz, Chris Minard, Ryan Healy. DEFENCE (8) Returnees: Jon Hedberg, Ladislav Kolda, Eric Larochelle, Paul Ranger New faces: Mike Sellan, Josh Man ning, Chad Elliott, Chris Petrow, A.J. Howden Overage possibilities: Richard Spence, Brad Woods, Mike Ruscnstrom. GOAL (3) Returnee: T.J. Aceli New faces: Chris Whitley, Kevin Druce Overage possibility: Derek Dolson. 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