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4 www.durhamrcgion.com THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, SEPTEMBER 17, 2003 PAGE A17 Scoreboard STATESMAN SEPT 1 7 2 0 0 3 Clarington minor sports roundup CLARINGTON - A strong offensive display supported supported by the shutout goal- lending of Merrisa Partington Partington and Krystine Britton led the Darlington Deighton Associates Associates Storm to a 5-0 win over the Barrie Spirit in under-17 soceer action. Jen Wilkinson and Janna Cryderman scored first-half goals, while Aleisha Marchant, Jessica Santos and Cryderman added second-half second-half markers for the convincing win. Marisa Reyncn initiated the play on the Santos goal. Sarah Gearing, Lisa Gilmore, Taryn Ovens, Tara Wilt and Andrinna Pittcr continued to impress with their strong play, while the defensive play of Meghan Sarri, Amanda Leonard and Laura Tozer shut down the Barrie attack all game. Justin Barry - Justin Barry Optical defeated Advantage Advantage Telecom 3-2 to advance advance to the semifinals of the Bowmanville United Soccer minor squirt, division. division. Jacob Garneau, Logan Gardner and Darby Bradley scored for Justin Barry. Stuart Stuart Liotti and Nicholas Lubenko scored for Advantage Advantage Telecom. Gardner and Darby Bradley provided exceptional exceptional goaltcnding for the Justin Barry win. Dr. Gilchrist - Dr. Gilchrist blanked Solina 3-0 in Bowmanville United Soceer Soceer atom quarterfinal playoff action. Sydney Merritt scored twice and Malhory Peters once, while Shira Crawley provided the shutout goal- lending. MDS Express - The Bowmanville United Soccer Club's MDS Express major squirt soccer team met Courticc M&M Meats in the first round of the A Division playoffs. M&M Meats scored in the first seconds of the game, but MDS Express rose to the challenge, coming coming on strong with five goals to win the game. MDS Express Express goals were scored by Joshua Nieuwenhuis (4) and Brodie Harkness. The entire MDS Express team played very well during during the game with Cameron Sarmatiuk in net. MDS Express now faces City Homes in the semifi nals. 7-Eleven - The Bow- manvillc United Soccer Club's 7-Eleven atom girls' team ended the 2003 house league season at the playoffs held at the Darlington Hydro Fields. 7-11 met another Bowmanville Bowmanville team, Wallace Auto, in the first round of the B Division finals. Wallace Wallace Auto scored First in the game, however, 7-11 was awarded a free kick as a result result of a penalty and Rebecca Rebecca Lindgren scored, bringing bringing the game to a I-1 tic. Both teams played exceptionally exceptionally well during this very close game, but at the conclusion the score was tied 1-1. 7-11 faced another Bowmanville Bowmanville team in the second round, Cowan Pontiac. 7-11 scored first with a goal from Elise Spracklin. But, the Cowan Pontiac team returned returned with four goals in the second half to win the game. The 7-11 team enjoyed a great season finishing in the B Division finals. This season's season's team was comprised of Rebecca Lindgren, Victoria Stade, Michelle Woodburne, Kendra McIntyre, Maddison Donnelly, Jessica Morrison, Danielle Clancy, Sarah Hollywood, Hollywood, Elise Spracklin, Paulina Staikopoulos, Jasmine Jasmine Smith, Makensey Pearce, Jenna Harney, Melody Bird, Emily Witherspoon Witherspoon and Chelsea McGowan. McGowan. Tigercats Football - The Clarington Tigercats found a formidable opponent opponent in the Burlington Stam- peders, losing all three games of a Central Ontario Minor Football League triple-header. The tykes dropped a 42- 12 decision, marking the first time in four years the team was able to score against the Stampeders as Matthew Townsend and Cameron Crozier reached the end zone. Nick Johnson and Andrew Bugelli were also strong offensively as Crozier walked away with player of the game honours on offence. The defensive player of the game was Travis Andrews, with strong support from Dylan Hewitt and Jake Robinson. The atoms were blanked 72-0. Offensive Offensive player of the game was Michael Read with two receptions, while on defence, Tyler Johansen won the honour. Cory Hewitt and Kevin Hall were also strong on defence. The peewees were also blanked, dropping a 32-0 decision. Jesse Taylor had an interception and Craig Soares was also strong. Offensively, running back Alex Creighton and receiver Zachary Root played well. 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