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! I THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, AUGUST 22,2001 PAGE 19 . Sport Shorts AUG. 22, 2001 RotoStatic Lighting continues lucky streak ►; CLARINGTON - Jhe RotoStatic 2; Lighting major squirt soccer team continued its unbeaten streak by edg- ■; ing Newcastle Storage 2-1 on goals by Matthew Carson and Sasha Pen- -! nell. v It was a little easier against BAS, as '• RotoStatic posted an 8-3 win. Collect- ing goals were Carson (3), Michael Peelers (2), Pennell (2) and Dustin ;• Harris. Rachel Fowler and Harris played well in net. Spenser Kris- -;tensen, Nicholena Weber and Kaitlyn »■ Sproule played excellent on forward. Flames extinguished due to weather *'■ OSHAWA - The Durham Flames -i had their Canadian Professional Soc- -;cer League match against the Glen [< Shields Sun Devils postponed by rain Sunday. a Three other league games were \also scrapped, but two games of rele- \ vance to the Flames' playoff hopes 7; were played. The first-place Toronto \ Olympians edged St. Catharines 3-2 and Montreal blanked Toronto Supra À 1-0. h Montreal moved into a sixth-place <tie with the Flames, as both teams now sport a 6-4-1 record. . They trail Supra and St. 'Catharines by three points with two , games in hand on Supra and four in ; hand on St. Catharines. The top four ! teams are guaranteed playoff berths. The Flames are back in action Saturday at Civic Stadium with an 8 p.m. game against the 3-5-4 Brampton Brampton Hitmen. Rain didn't hamper races at Mosport BOWMANVILLE - A crowd estimated estimated at 30,000 didn't let the rain spoil their fun at the Mosport International Raceway Sunday. The largest crowd at Mosport in decades watched Emanuele Pirro and Frank Biela guide their Audi A8 to victory victory at the American Le Mans GT3 Grand Prix. Series leader and defending race champion Rinaldo Capello took pole position with the fastest lap ever driven at Mosport, but slipped off the wet track on the first lap of the race and later crashed. Rain fell before and after the race, but managed to hold off for the two hours and 46 minutes needed to complete complete the race. Local hero Ron Fellows of Toronto and co-driver Johnny O'Connell won the GTS category, finishing seventh overall in their Corvette. Pro golfer finishes at back of the pack OTTAWA - Oshawa's Derek Gillespie Gillespie finished tied for 37th at the Eagle Creek Classic on the weekend. Competing in his 12th event of the Canadian Professional Golf Tour season, Gillespie finished six-under- par after rounds of 70-72-72-68,16 strokes back of winner Mark Slawter. He earned $863 and moved into 39th spot with $15,166 this season. Whitby's Eddie Maunder missed the cut after rounds of 70-75 and now ★TAP kBALLET ★THEATRE D. ~" lAandl A***" Â 1 8 yen IS of ( Xf.OilfMK.r- nnd [ )( '< III \lt!{ )l I ■Ç <1 - / x r- ******* ■V i ★ -Si *Wc "ÊutCd (?tuttede*tc€ & { Htr l'iront t nnl fui't -'tihit lit" iiiv \/>. \ Kiipti'i-> ! huu. Ir,nu Wi'iulci Linn (>i S///JK, ; \li/i//Ah/s/i Vh/i'c.s. /Yi>/(^s,'h'luil Iht'tifrtv jiu! i<ju !,il!!!•; lih ii *.//#,/, Voted Readers Choice til DANCE STUDIO .★** REGISTRATION: * OSHAWA STUDIO. 435 Bond St. East (between Wilson Rd. and Rilson Rd.) Returning Students: New Students: Tues, Aug. 21st 12 p.m.-7:30 p.m. Tues, Aug. 28th 2 p.m.-7:30 p.m. COURTICE STUDIO. 2651 Trulls Rd. Unit 3 just south of #2 Hwv. * * Returning Students: Wed, Aug. 22nd 12 p.m.-7:30 p.m. New Students: Wed, Aug. 29th 2 p.m.-7:30 p.m. BOWMANVILLE STUDIO. 16 Caristrap (Liberty and Baseline - 4 streets "k cast of Liberty off baseline) . Returning Students: New Students: Thurs, Aug. 23rd 12 p.m.-7:30 p.m. *-)r^r* Thurs, Aug. 30th 2 p.m.-7:30 p.m. Call today 905-435-0762 sits 44th on the money list with $12,730 this season. Tough loss for Darryl's Auto Centre CLARINGTON--The Darryl's Auto Centre major tyke soccer team dropped a 5-1 decision to Roughley Insurance. Michael Alexander had the lone goal for Darryl's. Kim Anderson and Kevin Porter shared the goaltending goaltending duties and played well. Building a body OSHAWA - Neutron Sports will be hosting the Canadian Natural Nationals Nationals at Eastdale Collegiate on Sept. 22. The Oshawa-based organization is attempting to provide a drug-free environment for bodybuilders and other athletes. Categories for the competition will include bodybuilding, fitness, figure and fitness and model search. Pre-judging begins at 9 a.m. and the finals get under way at 6 p.m. The event is a qualifier for the Natural Universe, Natural World and Natural Olympia competitions. 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