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PAGE 16THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, FEBRUARY 11,2004 Scoreboard e-mail game reports to bkellyS'durhamrcgion.com PROVINCIAL JUNIOR A HOCKEY LEAGUE Final Standings GPW L TOTLGFGAPTS 47 34 27 22 18 0 EAST CONFERENCE Wellington 49 37 Bowmanville 49 31 Cobourg 49 24 Kingston 49 20 Trenton 49 22 Bancroft 49 21 Syracuse 49 20 Peterborough 49 19 Lindsay 49 16 Port Hope 49 18 NORTH CONFERENCE Aurora 49 47 Newmarket 49 Stouffville 49 Collingwood 49 Couchiching 49 ^Huntsville 23 SOUTH CONFERENCE St. Michael's 49 33 Wexford 49 29 North York 49 29 Markham 49 24 Oshawa 49 24 Thornhill 49 18 Vaughan 49 18 Pickering 49 12 Ajax 49 13 WEST CONFERENCE Georgetown 49 40 Hamilton 49 33 Oakville 49 32 Milton 49 32 Mississauga 49 25 Burlington 49 18 StreetsVille 49 16 Bramalea 49 14 Buffalo 49 12 Brampton 49 13 5 10 19 18 21 24 26 27 24 26 2 13 21 20 24 23 13 15 17 17 21 26 29 30 32 5 13 13 15 21 26 25 30 31 33 3 4 4 8 1 2 0 3 5 2 0 2 1 3 5 0 1 3 2 3 4 4 1 7 2 3 1 3 0 0 4 6 2 4 1 4 4 2 3 5 2 3 0 4 3 0 0 0 4 2 0 2 2 1 5 0 1 1 0 2 1 2 1 2 3 1 2 3 2 2 253 218 183 171 192 194 192 158 159 188 290 202 201 174 181 42 249 202 211 219 164 184 161 168 154 296 254 207 228 214 151 148 137 137 154 134 147 190 166 190 230 223 222 209 197 79 122 178 216 191 209 163 162 145 207 214 219 200 221 '250 132 161 143 161 225 205 187 223 239 246 81 70 54 51 50 46 43 41 41 41 94 70 55 51 43 0 69 63 61 56 52 41 38 3b 30 .84 69 68 66 53 41 40 33 30 29 JASON LIEBREGTS/ Statesman photo Bonnie Slaughter (15) of the Durham Lords keeps a close eye on Loyalist Lancer Jackie Swartz during a 64-35 home court win to keep Durham's playoff hopes alive. Slaughter was the top scorer with 23 points. Lords creeping closer ^suspended operations for season NAME GP G A PTS PIM Matt Caruana 46 29 32 61 37 James Neal 43 28 27 55 54 David Smith 47 20 28 48 37 ; Justin Caruana 49 22 23 45 18 Brad Dormiedy 39 13 28 41 16 Colin Baker 36 19 21 40 22 Jeff Oke 44 16 19 35 86 Sean Brackin 46 16 17 33 27 Andrew Johnston 46 4 22 26 52 Adam Maccarone 43 6 13 .19 40 ■ Kyle Branson 43 2 13 15 39 Derek McGrath 48 7 8 15 68 Tom Fitzpatrick 45 6 8 14 172 Tyler Brown 47 3 8 11 39 Steve Seedhouse 29 6 4 10 63 ■ Steve Cornelissen 42 3 7 10 38 i Eric Kemp 45 0 9 9 51 : Mike Kavanaugh 9 2 4 6 30 Mike McKenzie 12 2 4 6 20 ■ Kyle Martiniuk 16 0 2 2 57 GOALIES MIN GP GA AVG SO ■ Joel Whitmarsh 681 11.35 23 2.03 1 , Daniel Goulding 1560 •26 79 "3.04 ~~2 /' (Best-of-seven) . b EAST CONFERENCE Wellington leads Peterborough 1-0 Last night - Wellington at Peterborough Bowmanville leads Syracuse 2-0 Tonight - Syracuse at Bowamnville, 7:30 p.m. Bancroft and Cobourg tied 1-1 Tonight - Bancroft at Cobourg Kingston leads Trenton 2-1 Last night - Kingston at Trenton WEST CONFERENCE Georgetown leads Bramalea 1-0 Hamilton leads Streetsville 1-0 Oakville leads Burlington 2-0 Milton leads Mississauga 2-1 NORTH CONFERENCE Aurora leads Lindsay 2-0 Newmarket leads Pickering 3-0 Stouffville leads thornhill 2-1 Collingwood leads Oshawa 2-0 SOUTH CONFERENCE St. Michael's leads Buffalo 3-0 Wexford leads Ajax 2-0 North York leads Vaughan 2-0 Markham leads Couchiching 3-0 Clancy chipped in 11, along with 10 rebounds. 'Matt Markovic rounded out the offensive quartet with 10 points. With the win, the Lords (6-7) are currently in a tie for the fourth and final playoff spot in the OCAA East Division with St. Lawrence (6-8). Durham next takes the court Saturday Saturday afternoon at home against La Cite (1-13). Women's volleyball - Another day, another match, another win for the women's volleyball team. The Lords improved to 11-0 in conference play after a 3-0 (25-12, 25-15, 25-12) win Thursday over the Georgian College Grizzlies. Grizzlies. Lindsay Bax and Erin Smith again led the Durham attack as the Lords maintained their number one ranking in the province --Whistle added 15.points.and; . and sixth in the country. Fbvfi^bbotmdsV'^^f Durham travels to IC^TDurham's playoff bid Belleville today (Wednes- gets its most serious test yet when the Lords hit the road Feb. 17 to take on the Seneca Sting (7-2). Durham dropped a six-point decision decision to the Sting on Jan. 22. Women's basketball team just two points out of playoffs DURHAM - Two down, three to go. Playoff hopes for Durham's women's basketball basketball team remain very much alive as the Lords dumped the visiting Loyalist /Lancers 64-35 Friday at home. The win, Durham's second in as many tries, leaves the Lords with a 4-5 record, two points out of the fourth, and final playoff spot in the OCAA East Division. Division. After a low-scoring opening half, the Lords led . just 22-16 but.cranked up the offence in the final 20 minutes. Bonnie Slaughter,' with 23 points, was the top scorer while Jackie Birt- within one game of the second place Grizzlies (7-4) in the OCAA's Central East Division with three games remaining. remaining. Durham takes on Loyalist today (Wednesday) before returning to their home court to host Seneca Friday at 8 p.m. www.durhamregion.com Canada earns softball silver CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand - Two Durham Region players players helped get Canada back to the medal podium at the world fastball championships in New Zealand. Outfielder Terry Challice of Whitby and shortstop Chris Jones of Oshawa were part of the Canadian entry that fell just short of winning it all, settling for à silver medal after a 9-5 loss to the host and defending champion New Zealand squad. Canada finished fourth at the last ISF World Softball Championships in 2000. "We had a great tournament and given that it is our off season when some of these teams are in-season, our results were positive," said head coach Mark Smith. "We have a dynamic team filled with a great group of talented talented men who worked hard all week to get to the final game. We wanted gold, but at least we are going home with a medal." Jones was in the starting lineup for the final, batting ninth, while Challice watched from the sidelines. Both contributed to a 7-0 semifinal win over Australia, however. Challice walked in the second inning and Jones tripled him home for what proved to be the winning run. Canada finished first in its pool, ahead of New Zealand, Jhanks to wins of 3-2 over Australia,' 8-0 over the Philippines, 11-1 over the Netherlands/ 5-0 over South Africa and 5-4 over New Zealand. In the playoffs, the Canadians edged Japan 2-1 to reach the medal round, then lost 13-5 to New Zealand before the semifinal win over Australia. CLASSIFIEDS K from page 12 general help general help I general help I general help day) to take on Loyalist before before returning home Friday to host Seneca at 6"p.m. Men's basketball - As wins go, the men's basketball basketball team picked up a huge one Friday. Fighting for their playoff lives against the second place Loyalist Lancers, the Lords responded with a solid all-round effort in a 69-57 win, allowing just 19 second-half points. As for offence, the Lords had four players hit double figures. Freshman Jason Nepocumeno led the Lords in scoring with 14, Dudley Bent added 13 and Dave Men's volleyball - The men's volleyball team took a big step toward clinching a playoff spot Thursday, edging the Georgian Grizzlies Grizzlies 3-2 (18-25, 25-18, 25- 23, 16-25, 15-10). Freshman Adam Schei- del, who is second in the entire conference in scoring, scoring, led the way for Durham with 10 kills and 18 points. Jeff Scott picked up 11 kills and a block, while Dieter Dieter Stevens Scott Grundy and Andrew Scheidel had eight, eight and seven kills respectively. The Lords (6-4) are now v/:/; . mursday Feb. 12/04 l iiimiQ'. 3pm-7pm V ..y. 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