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www.durhamrGgion.com THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, NOVEMBER 26, 2003 PAGE B3 Newcastle McDonald's didn't clown around in Hastings tournament The Newcastle McDonald's atoms team members include, bottom row, from left: Kristian Walker, Conor Rochon, Kurt SIoos, Mitch Cowle, Jesse Hancock, Chris Gilbank; middle row: Talon Jenkins, Cory Williams, Eric Hutchins, Jacob Beauchamp, William Malcolm, Marshall Megahy, Matt Wong, Alex Hutchins; back row: coaches Timm Jenkins, Bill Hutchins and Fred Gilbank. Pair of wins put atoms in finals HASTINGS - The Newcastle Newcastle McDonald's atom team entered entered the Percy Tournament in Hastings on Saturday, Nov. 8, reaching the championship game. Newcastle defeated Tam- worth by a score of 3-1 in its first game. Goals were scored by Marshall Megahy, Jesse Hancock and Conor Rochon. In the second game they went on to beat Newmarket by a convincing score of 5-2. Eric Hutchins scored three times, with singles to Alex Hutchins and Megahy. In the A finals Newcastle faced a strong Colborne team which had 14 goals for and only three against in its first two games. Colborne struck early and had a 2-0 lead until William Malcolm and E. Hutchins evened the score. Though Colborne ended up winning by a final score of 3-2, Newcastle played with great determination and heart. In all three games Kurt SIoos provided outstanding goaltending. Players that contributed with assists were E. Hutchins, Kristian Walker, Malcolm, Chris Gilbank, Jacob Beauchamp, Matt Wong and A. Hutchins. Novice Stars shine in league play NEWCASTLE - The Newcastle Stars team put up three wins in as many games in novice rep play, outscoring the opposition 19-5. In a 4-1 win over Orono, Jeff Guernsey had a pair of goals with solos going to Brennan Ken nelly nelly and Ryan Taylor, Michael Smith had two assists, assists, with one each to Guernsey and Kevin Turner. Turner. Kaine Bedore and Daniel Feeney were outstanding outstanding in net. Facing the Highland Storm in Minden, Newcastle Newcastle pulled out a win in the final 30 seconds as Guernsey had a pair of goals, including the win ner, in a 5-4 decision. Taylor Taylor had a pair and Kennel- ly the other. Smith and Garrett Thompson had two assists each with solos credited to Tyler Rusaw, Matthew Connolly and Kennelly. Goaltenders Bedore and Feeney kept Newcastle in the game. Fenelon Falls provided little in the way of opposition, opposition, as Newcastle scored a 10-0 win. Taylor fired a hat trick and two assists, Smith and Robert Thompson Thompson had a pair each, with one apiece to Kennelly, Guernsey and G. Thompson, Thompson, who also had three assists. assists. Turner, R. Thompson, Thompson, Smith and Guernsey had single assists. If £>,. LIVE ENTERTAINMENT - Saturday, Nov. 29th, 10 PM Sr ■p if "JIMMY FRASER" 600 Grandview, Oshawa 905-436-1476 Winter Festival of Herbs Sunday Nov.30,10am-4pm HERBAI GIFTS! free demos, free samples and more! 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