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www.durhamrcgion.com THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, MARCH 26,2003 PAGE 19 ftp»#?* mm. «^vî ,v*wvif TAUNTON FID. 800 Taunton Rd. W. OSHAWA 905-434-7727 s. to Sat.: 10am to 8p&n lay: 10am to 6pm Durham Lords women's soccer team scores gold medal at CCAA indoor finals without being scored on KITCHENER - The Durham Lords women's soccer team didn't surrender a goal while winning five straight games to capture the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association women's indoor soccer championship. championship. Durham blanked Centennial 4-0 in the final, after beating Kingston's RMC 4-0 in the semis. In preliminary play, Durham beat Seneca 3-0, St. Lawrence 5-0 and Sheridan 3-0. Liz Raponi had all five shutouts for Durham, while Kristina Foreman led the offence with 10 goals. The Lords finished the season with a 23-0-1 record. Cara Campbell, Laura Dixon and Lindsay Garbatt had three goals each for Durham in the championship. Foreman was named most valuable valuable player of the championship, while Raponi and Dixon were named championship all-stars. ! The Motor City Saturn major tykes won the B Championship at a tournament in Belleville with a 1 convincing 15-0 victory over Deseronto in the final. Motor City scores big in Belleville ; BELLEVILLE - A lopsided victory victory in the final game allowed the Motor City Saturn major tykes to claim the B Championship in the McDougall Hockey Tournament held in Belleville, i The Clarington Recreation Hockey League team pummelled Deseronto ;l5-0 in the final game. Goals were scored by Justin Patterson (2), Zachary Bellisle (3), Owen Clark (3), pean Staikopoulos, Brody Warren (2), 'Jason Bell-Cassclls (2) and Sammy Lepezzera (2). Assists went to Eric McCormick (3), Tylor Lucas and Lucas Gibson. In the first round, Motor City doubled doubled Ontario Power Generation of the CRHL 4-2. Warren scored a pair of goals with singles to Bellisle and Bell- Cassells. Cameron Sarmatiuk and McCormick McCormick were credited with assists. Spencer Lindgrcn had a great game in net, leading the team to the win. A shootout .was needed to determine determine a winner in the next game against Hepcoe of the CRHL. Lucas had the only goal for Motor City as the teams played to a 1-1 tie through regulation regulation lime and a sudden death overtime overtime period. Hepcoe scored on its last shot in the shootout for a 2-1 win, relegating relegating Motor City to the B Championship Championship game. A special Hustler Award was presented presented to Gibson for his outstanding contribution to the team's success at the tournament. n WATCH FOR OUR 1ST u O ANNUAL SPRING * "GOLF TOURNEY" i Coming Soon... 600 Grandview, Oshawa 905-436-1476 HOCKEY ACADEMY jjjOjSi POWERSKATING c' r 7 I ACADEMY POWERSKATING AND HOCKEY SKILLS* April 9 to June 18 Classes run Wednesday at 4:30pm 11 weeks, 50 min. sessions Professional Instruction April 3 to June 10 Classes run Tuesdays at 4:30pm First Class only on Thursday 11 weeks, 50 min. sessions Professional Instruction SPRING/SUMMER LEAGUES > 3 ON 3 STARTS ,> 1 IN APRIL! % Sign up for YHL by March â 31st and receive a one ; „ day camp (S55 value) absolutely free. CALL FOR REGISTRATION FEES 1401 PHILLIP MURRAY AVE. OSHAWA 905-725-6951 e-mail: oshawatSicesports.com 19S I 7 * 1 ~~i lLIl^ SPORTS www.ieesports.com V.ao v Our kids are our fgft 1 ÈÈÊ m future fl H 1 and we want to help make it bright! & For further information on Community Newspapers in Education call: This Week / Canadian Statesman Chris Bovie, managing editor 905-579-4400 News Advertiser Steve Houston, managing editor 905-683-5110 Uxbridge Timcs-Journal Dave Stell, news editor 905-852-9141 Port Perry This Week Bruce Fronde, managing editor 905-985-2511 Mctroland Durham Hditor-in-Chief Joanne Burghardt 905-579-4400 / Community N«w*pu|Mim ; In Kduuutluu DURHAM .'JoiiuuU i c.-jv-i illlTKl . : T