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i PAGE 14 THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, SEPTEMBER 10,2003 www.durhamregion.com Lights out for Guelph as Gens post win Power outage doesn't stop Oshawa from staying undefeated in pre-season OSHAWA - The lights may have gone out on the Oshawa Generals Sunday, but the players continue to shine on the ice. Overcoming a 15-minute delay in the second period while the lights at both ends of Civic Auditorium were reset, the Generals improved their OHL exhibition record to 3-0- I with a 3-2 win over the Guelph Storm. The fans were treated to an impromptu impromptu shootout during the delay, which came about when lights at one end of the building went out, followed closely by those at the other end. When the lights were fully operational, operational, goalie Ryan Gibb was seeing seeing the puck well for the Generals, allowing just a pair of powerplay goals while turning aside 36 Guelph shots. Gibb, an all-star with the Cobourg Cougars of the Provincial Junior A Hockey League last season, season, is making the most of his ice time while No. I goalie Chris Beck- ford-Tseu attends the St. Louis Blues' training camp. Captain Tobias Whelan scored on a powerplay in the first period while Andy Reiss and Tyler Donati tallied 11 seconds apart in the second second period to account for the Oshawa Oshawa offence. Evan Kotsopoulos, Fred Hatziioannou and Bret Nasby picked up assists. Jamie Vanderveeken and Ryan Garlock scored for Guelph. The Generals are in Guelph for a rematch with the Storm Friday before before closing out pre-season play Sunday at the Civic Auditorium against the Kitchener Rangers at 6:35 p.m. Oshawa fans won't get another chance to see the Generals until Oct. 3, when they host the Windsor Spitfires. j/r; They open the regular season ,y with five straight road games, be- '■ ginning on Sept. 18 in Windsor, and play only four of their first 14 games at the Civic. Thunder storm through CESL play CLARINGTON - The Darlington Darlington Hepcoe Credit Union/Money Concepts/Canadian Tire Bow- manville/Bill's Truck Shop Thunder rolled to a strong regular-season finale finale recently. Opening the preliminary round of the Central Eastern Soccer League finals with outstanding defensive defensive play by Christopher Kui- jpers, Trevor Cyr, Mike Peelers, Spencer Moore and keeper Zach Houston, the team posted a sound 4-0 victory over Peterborough. In the second game the Thunder went on to stun the powerhouse team from West Rouge with a 1-1 draw, leaving them tied for first in their playoff grouping. The Thunder's offensive core of Matthew Carson, Jordan Kuypers, Corey Van Gog, Kevin Miller, Lucas Lyczba, Nathan Laishram and Scott Williams dominated the close of the season by pummelling Oshawa, Peterborough, Whitby and Pickering respectively, outscoring their opposition by a 31-8 total. The four-game winning streak left the Thunder third in the Eastern division, and an impressive fifth out of 22 teams in the league. The Thunder will wrap up the season in the upcoming CESL playoff playoff finals in Peterborough, Minor midget Toros even exhibition record LITTLE BRITAIN - The Clar- ington Toros improved to .500 during the minor midget AAA pre-season with a 4-3 victory over the Central Ontario Wolves in a game played in Little Britain. David Ross, Stephen Bathe, Tyler Ferguson and Chris Marchant had the goals. Matt Baxter and Marchant had two assists each, Eric Visser, Wendell Litton, Bathe and Ross one each. Courtice Yellow wins gold COURTICE - The Courtice Yellow baseball team concluded a successful successful season by defeating Nestleton 10- 9 in the bantam championship game at Soper Creek Park. 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