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) ) www.durhamregion.com THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, JANUARY 15, 2003 PAGE 13 James Insurance Storm wins C title in Newcastle Clarington minor hockey roundup NEWCASTLE - The Janies Insurance Insurance Storm recorded a 5-3 victory victory over Orono #2 to win the C championship championship of the Newcastle atom tournament over the Christmas holidays. holidays. Against Lindsay in the opener, Brady Richards scored four goals in a 7-1 victory. Despite 43 saves by goaltcnder Kyler Gilbank in the next outing against Oakville, the Storm lost 7-1. Greg Gardner had the lone marker. In the championship game against Orono, Stephen Felstead scored twice in a 5-3 win. Tournament goal scorers included Richards (six goals), Felstead (three goals), James Marlowe (two goals) and one each by Gardner and Zachary Shields. Assists went to Shields (3), Kyle Snowdy (2), Dylon Shaw (2), Lucas Garneau (2), Tyler Jordan (2), Gardner and Scott Lord- Annis. The championship game MVP was awarded to Gardner. Newcastle peewees still perfect perfect - The Newcastle IGA Stars Peewees open the new year with a 20-0-0 record in Victoria-Durham league play. The Stars finished off the month of December with three victories over Woodvillc, Orono and Manvers. In Woodvillc, the Newcastle skated skated to a 9-0 victory. The following night they hosted the Orono Leafs, winning 11-0, with goals and assists to Kelly Palmatcer (four goals, assist), Robert Blaker (goal, assist), Codey Rutledge (two " goals, assist), Trent Angiers (goal, assist), Tommy Malone (goal), Bobby Orr (goal), Brett Cairns (goal, two assists), Michael Jones (assist), Brook Akers (assist) and Jake Paulin (assist). Goaltcnder Bobby Pzanfelt had his second shutout in as many nights. In the Final game of 2002, the Newcastle Stars beat the Manvers Mustangs 12-1. Scoring for Newcastle were Rutledge, Rutledge, Malone, Jones, Angiers, Palmatcer, Cairns, B laker and Paulin. Assists went to Blaker (4), Angiers, Akers (2), Orr (2), Chris Earle, Palmatcer (3), Cairns (2), Jesse Garisto (2) and Rutledge. Goaltcnder Randy Cobbledick made some key saves to hold the Mustangs to only one goal.s-2510 Clarington Briefs Jan. 10 written Jan. 8 Cimco Refrigeration wins B division - Shutout goaltending from Cory Hardwick led Cimco Refrigeration Refrigeration to the B division title at an atom house league tournament in Belleville over the holidays. Ryan Garbutt, Dylan Mai a and Michael McPhcc scored in the 3-0 championship win over Belleville's Master Bedroom. Assists went to Jacob Elliott and Corey Neil sen. Cimco opened the tournament with an 8-5 win over Belleville's Quality Mechanical on the strength of five goals from McPhee. Philip Ball, Tyler Mara and Elliott were the other marksmen. Maia, Mara, Brandon Poole and Taylor Brooks had two assists each, with one apiece to Matt Hogarth and Ball. Cimco was edged 2-1 by Os- hawa's Albert St. in the next outing as McPhee, assisted by Poole and Brooks, combined for the only goal. In Clarington Recreation Hockey League play, Cimco edged Hutton Transport 5-4. McPhee scored four times with Maia adding the other. Ball had two assists with Cody Leblanc and Colin Gallant chipping in the others. Hardwick had the shutout in a 7-0 win over Orono as McPhee scored Five times. Poolie and Maia had the others with assists to Ball and Mara. Novice A Toros split - The Clarington Bowmanville Travel Toros were involved in a couple of close games, coming out on the winning winning end of one while dropping the other in Novice A Lakeshore League play. The Toros posted a 3-2 win over Ajax, but were blanked 1-0 by Pickering. Pickering. Daniel Assclin, Stephen Marchant and Dallas Greer had goals with assists to Ronnie Genno (2), Jordan Rozema, Zachary Jones and Ryan Lombard. Great goaltending was supplied by Cameron Poole and Reid Usher. Play It Again drop pair - The Clarington Play It Again Sports Toros dropped a pair of Lakeshore League games to Cobourg and Os- hawa by identical 5-2 scores. Justin Winner scored both goals in the loss to Cobourg, with Andrew McCann assisting on both. McCann and Zach Young had goals against Oshawa with assists to Adam Rice and Lucas Pearson. Orono novices struggle - The Orono Stutt's Pharmacy novices found wins hard to come by against unnamed opponents in recent Clarington Clarington Recreation Hockey League action. Eric Film had a pair of goals in a 5-3 setback. Maria Ferren, assisted by Joshua Canfield, had the other goal. In another game, a shortage of players led to a 4-1 defeat. J. Can- Field had the lone goal on assists from Kristian Walker and Ferren. Tyler Rich was an emergency replacement replacement in net and played an incredible incredible game. At a tournament in Newcastle, J. 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