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N PAGE 16 THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, OCTOBER 22, 2003 www.durtiamregion.com t . -, . . Championship season for Blue Angels CLARINGTON - The Darlington Blue Angels undcr-14 rep soccer team put together a championship season, finishing with an impressive 15-2-1 record to capture first place and win the CESL championship. The season was full of fun and excitement including going to Ottawa for the Ottawa Royals Annual Soccer Tournament and being crowned champions with an undefeated record against Premier League Clubs from that area. The Darlington Blue Angels also went undefeated in the Peterborough Peterborough Tournament, were finalists in the Weston Fall Classic (losing out on a penalty shootout) and were semifinalists in two other tournaments. The team was sponsored by Harry Kamstra and Sons Landscaping, Dy-Tcch Industries, Avery Masonry, Joseph Neal and Tim's Rent-All. Art and Technique opens season with winning record Pair of victories over Orillia, and another against Richmond Hill, has Toro team on right track CLARINGTON - The Clarington Art and Technique Toros have started the minor peewee AAA season with a winning record, going 3-2 with two wins against Orillia and a victory against Richmond Hill. The Toros handily defeated the North Central Predators from Orillia by scores of 8-0 at home and 6-4 in Orillia, and they jumped in front of Richmond Richmond Hill and led the entire game, winning 4-3. The Whitby Wildcats and the York Simcoe Express - some of the stillest competition competition the Toros will face this year in their division - handed the Toros their only defeats of the young season, with scores of 5-2 and 6-3, respectively. In the game against Whitby, the Toros were down 3-2 going into the third period, and the Wildcats pulled ahead with two more goals in the final 15 minutes. minutes. Against York Simcoe in Bradford, the Toros were tied 1-1 after one period, were down 3-2 after two, and slipped in the third frame, allowing allowing the opposition three goals and getting only one in return. Goal tenders Nolan Roelof- fzen and Jason Murray, who alternate alternate playing full games, were very strong in all of the early contests. In fact, good defensive play is keeping the Toros competitive competitive with other teams in their division. The defence corps is made up of David Morrison, Rory Craddock, Dillon Corcoran, Corcoran, Cameron Hoy and Stephan Diachenko. The forwards have also been working hard in man-toman man-toman coverage in the defensive zone, as well as garnering points. Daniel Lintner was out for three games and returned for the Orillia game. Blair Beckett remains on injury reserve. reserve. Goals and assists in the first four games are as follows: Mitchell Heard (7-5), Chris Moore (1-6), Jordan Bailey (2- 5), Rory McDowell (2-2), Chad Tutton (2-2), Nathan Za- vitz (1-2), Luke Ryan (2-0), Rory Craddock (0-1), Dillon Corcoran (0-1), Zach Glaspell (0-1) and Cameron Hoy (0-1). Preston the Mover falls short of big Thanksgiving feast WHITBY - The Clarington Preston the Mover Toros started started strong in a peewee A tournament tournament in Whitby over Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving, but fell short of the big turkey feast as a result of a pair of one-goal losses. Brett Brown popped in a pair for the Toros in a 2-1 win over Whitby to start off the tournament. Ryan Kaminski, Thomas Stone and Kyle Ban- picked up assists. The second game against TNT had Brown lead the way with another pair of goals while Sam Jackson and James Meiklc picked up one goal each. It wasn't enough as TNT came back from a two-goal deficit to take the win 5-4 late in the third period. Getting the helpers were. Barr with two, Trevor Mu nee, Stone, Josh Michaud and Scott Mailcy. Needing a win to advance to the semifinal, the Toros came out hard against Gloucester in a tight game until the very end when Gloucester popped in a goal to win 3-2. Scoring for the Toros were Aidan Preston and Stone with assists going to Munce, Jackson and Kyle MacLean. Goalies Peter Hamilton and Kirk McQuaid played strong throughout. Defencemen Matt Bolivar, William Minema, Patrick Lemieux, Danny Bryan, MacLean and Kaminski kept the games close. James Insurance unbeaten CLARINGTON - Nick Copelli scored his first career goal and added a pair of assists to lead the James Insurance Thunder to an 8-2 win over King Ritson Dental in Clarington Recreational Hockey League play. Defenceman Zach Trcen scored twice and added an assist, Nathan Laishram had a pair of goals and Thomas Leslie had a goal and assist for the Thunder, who improved to 3-0 in atom division division play. Ryan Kelly and Connor Vale also scored for the Thunder, who were tied 1 -1 after the first, but built a 7-2 advantage after two Josh Maynard, Sam Potts and Kyle Edgar chipped in with assists. assists. Goallender Brad Park has allowed allowed just four goals in the three wins. make Sears your pit stop for total car care DONT PAY FOR 12 MONTHS'OR PAY NO INTEREST FOR 18 MONTHS" on automotive products & services over $200 1 when you use your Sears Card "Don't pay' offer: Don't pay until Cel. 2001. "'No Interest' offer: Pay in I8 equal monthly payments, interest free, until April 2005. When billed, any unpaid porlion of your Sears account balance will attract credit charges, commencing the following month. Both offers: On approved credit, only with your Sears Card. Minimum $200 purchase. $55 deferral lee and all applicable taxes and charges are payable at time ol purchase. Excludes items in our Liquidation/Outlet stores. Oilers end Sat., Oct. 25,2003. Ask lor details. 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