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f THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, SEPTEMBER 26,2001 PAGE 17 . s ^.J*22r^r^$2! iûSjZ.W •- jv ^ggqS aggsSs JASON LIEBREGTS/ Statesman photo CLARINGTON - The Darlington Soccer Club held its houseleague finals finals at the Hydro Fields last Saturday. Every division from minor squirt to bantam was in action. Mike McLaughlin (left) tries to get past Anthony Anthony Sousa during one of the final games pitting Bowmanville against Newcastle. Soccer teams score houseleague titles BOWMANVILLE - The Darlington Darlington Soccer Club held its house- league soccer finals at the Hydro Fields in Bowmanville recently, with champions declared in each age group. ' . The following are a list of the champions and finalists from each age division. MINOR SQUIRT A Division Champion - Darlington Soccer Camp Finalist - Ontario Power Generation Generation ! _ i-;;- ■: B Division Champion - Invisible Fence Finalist - Dr. Chia C Division Champion - City Office Finalist - J. J. Printing D Division Champion - Ontario Power Generation Generation #1 Finalist - Roy's Enterprise MAJOR SQUIRT A Division Champions - Dr. Yost/Bennett Finalist - Dr. S. Murray B Division Champion - Courtice Soccer Assoc. . Finalist - J. Michael Hair C Division Champion - Ontario Power Generation Generation Finalist - MDS Express D Division Champion - Co-operators Finalist - Acorn Landscaping MINOR ATOM A Division Champion - B'nai Brith Finalist - Purple Hill Rangers B Division Champion - Selframe Finalist - Rose Valley Homes ATOM A Division Champion - North American Steel Finalist - Tyrone #1 B Division Champion - Wally's Sealing Finalist - Orono #1 MAJOR ATOM Champion - Shoppers Drug Mart Finalist - Selframe B Division Champion - Cowan Pontiac Finalist - Darlington Soccer Camp MOSQUITO Champion - Orono #1 Finalist - Remax B Division Champion - C&L Precision Finalist - Darryl's Auto Centre C Division Champion - Land & Sea Finalist - Akorn Steel D Division Champion - Loblaws Finalist - City Homes BANTAM A Division Champion - Orono #1 Finalist - Orono #2 B Division Champion - Mosport Finalist - DFP Email it Slfe Olamtbian Statesman newsroom ©durhamnews.net Buy MIKE now and get your choice of Free Evenings and Weekends or Free Direct Connect? COMPANY. H i tnfamiit um< »»*t IW*m lemi iwiiWuw Mldy. ImwIw Generals' offence goes cold in northern swing BY BRIAN LEGUEE Stuff Editor OSIIAWA - The Oshawa Generals travelled north on the weekend, but their performance went south. The Generals dropped a 6-3 decision decision Friday in Sault Stc. Marie and then fell 4-1 to the Wolves in Sudbury Sunday, leaving George Burnett, the team's coach and general manager, concerned about his team. Oshawa is now 1-2-0-0 in the young Ontario Hockey League season. "There's no panic," said Burnett Monday. "But I saw some things that are concerning to me and we will deal with them." Burnett is worried about several aspects of his team's play, including discipline, scoring ability and defensive defensive coverage. "Right now, obviously, we're not scoring a lot of goals," said Burnett, whose team has scored eight goals in three games, adding he believes the return of Brandon Nolan from the New Jersey Devils' training camp will provide an offensive boost. Burnett also cited lapses in both games that cost his team dearly. "Friday there was eight minutes in the third period (during which Oshawa Oshawa surrendered three goals) when GEORGE BURNETT 'Right now, obviously, we 're not scoring a lot of goals.' we were up a goal on the road where we didn't respond particularly well," he said. "Sunday we were tied going into the second and they scored three times." Burnett is also clearly expecting better performances from some veteran veteran players. "We had some mistakes from some veteran people," he said of Sunday's loss, adding he has "some concerns about some players who need to be better." On the positive side, Burnett is pleased with the play of some of his young players, noting last year's top draft pick, Ben Eager, along with this year's first choice, Nathan Horton, and second-year sparkplug Sean Ste- fanski, arc enjoying strong starts. Eager scored three of Oshawa's four goals on the weekend, with Stc- fanski adding the other. The Generals need to address discipline discipline after coughing up 22 power- play chances in their first three games. Fortunately, the team's penalty penalty killers have done a credible job, allowing allowing just three power-play markers. Still, the Generals have to "be better" better" at even strength, said Burnett. Oshawa returns to action Friday in Ottawa and then hosts Sudbury on Sunday at 6:35 p.m. at the Civic Auditorium. Auditorium. GENERALLY SPEAKING: Oshawa Oshawa defenceman Richard Spence could face a suspension after getting a fighting instigating penalty with 50 seconds left in Sunday's game. . . 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