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PAGE 18 ♦ THE CANADIAN STATESMAN ♦ O' DTOBER 20,2004 durhamregion.com Bob's Towing novices earn 6-6 draw in CRHL play Clarington minor sports roundup • CLARINGTON - The Bob's Towing novices had a little trouble trouble maintaining a lead over Dr. Gilchrist Dentistry in Clarington Recreational Hockey League novice play, as the teams settled for a 6-6 tie. Scoring off the faceoff in the first eight seconds of the game was Ben Kalotai for Bob's Towing. Kalotai netted another quick goal in the same shift quickly bringing the score to. 2- 0. Shortly after, Zackary Roden scored two quick goals to bring the score to 4-0. However, Dr. Gilchrist responded with four minutes left on the clock with a goal from Justin Gaudet. With just oyer a minute left on the clock in the first period, Justin White netted another goal for Dr. Gilchrist bringing the score to 4-2. Near the middle of the second period, Dr. Gilchrist scored an additional two goals on shots by Tyler Coleman and Tyler ; Phalen. The Bob's Towing team was successful in getting two near the end of the second peri- ! ocl with goals by Justin Wert ! and Roden taking this high scor- ! ing game to 6-4 in favour of ; Bob's Towing. Bob's Towing 'was on the defensive during the third period as the Dr. Gilchrist Gilchrist team scored two more goals before the buzzer went, making the game a 6-6 draw, The Bob's Towing goaltender, Nicholas Nemeth, played well in net making a number of terrific terrific saves. Ron Robinson . Minor Pee- wees - The Clarington Ron Robinson minor peewee AAA Toros faced' Barrie and came away with a 1-1 tie as Reed Bell scored the only marker on an assist from Justin Nesbitt! Aaron Cormier faced numerous shots in net. The following day the Toros faced Oshawa and, were on the losing end of a 7-1 score. Scoring Scoring for the Toros was Bradley Down with an assist from Brian Bunnett. Dylan Harkness and Cormier shared the netminding duties. City Homes Minor Atoms - The Clarington City Homes minor atom AAA Toro team entered a Thanksgiving tournament tournament in Markham, advancing through to the semifinals. The Toros opened the tournament tournament by facing Munroe County, winning 5-0. Scoring for the Toros were Eric Gronke, Jacob Holub, Blane Gaudon, Tyler Cooper and Daniel Michel. The assists went to Kyle Murphy (2), Gronke, Oliver Lyng and Michel. Goaltender Matthew Mageau celebrated the shutout. The Toros then played the Don Mills Flyers, dropping a 9-2 decision, Scoring for Clarington were Michel and Brodie Harkness. Harkness. The assists went to Holub, Gronke and Austin Maestre. Brennan Gregory was busy in net facing 33 shots. In a 4-3 win over Markham, Jake Marchment had one goal and Harkness tallied a natural hat trick. The assists went to Holub (2), Gaudon and Jordan Tink. Mageau was in net. In the semifinals, the Toros came up empty in a 6-0 loss to Mississauga, Gregory faced 27 tough shots. St. Mary Minor Bantams - After a se £ ison-opening shutout loss to Wh itby and a tough 2-1 loss to Pickering the very next night, the Clarington St. Marys Toros mirror bantam AE team came bad; in its home opener to defeat i \ .jax 4-3 and the next night defe; a.ted a tough Georgina Club 4-3, , capping off a four games in five nights stretch to start the set ;ison. Scoring j "or the Toros in the 2-1 loss to Pickering was Teddy Rocloffzem'. In the 4- '. 3 victory over Ajax, goal scoij crs were Thomas Stone, Ri fi ey Chapman, Alex Rogers and Chris Guarini, with assists goitj ig to Rogers, James Kehoe and, Lucas Glaspell with a pair. ' In the 4-31 victory over Georgina, Georgina, scorei! s were Stone, Aaron Thompson \ hid Guarini with two, and helpers' going to Mike Reid, Rogers, Glj ispell and Kehoe. i "* Vandelai/, Novices - The Clarington Clarington Van delay Toros opened the novice i' : AAA season with a 12-5 home decision rie. :>und team effort with tending by Michael iclped secure the vic- Woodcock played well at both ends. Bill's Truck Shop Minor Pccwccs - The Clarington Bill's Truck Shop minor peewee A Toros competed in the Ron Wilkins Thanksgiving Memorial Tournament, making it through to the semifinals. Against strong opposition from Burlington, Michigan and Detroit in the round robin, the tough defensive core of Davis Platz, Spencer Moore, Gavin Roberts, Nicholas Ratchford, Jeff Smith and Matt Preston teamed up with the acrobatic goaltcnding of Kyler Gilbank and Scott Williams to help the team advance to the semifinals. Throughout the tourney, the hard-working offence of Sean Bellamy, Matthew Carson, Brad Gaitens, Ryan Lannon, Mike Pecters, Jessie Robertson, Colin Topping, Travis Whistle and Josh Whyte kept the team close with key goals. In the semifinal the Toros fell 3-1 in a close tilt against Kitchener. Kitchener. versus Bar An all ar solid goal Bergman tory. The Tor: sion to Aj; ! os lost a 6-4 deci- ax and then fell 4-3 to Markh am before bouncing back with a convincing 6-1 win against Pc terborough. Brett Of terbein was solid in the victory < with a solid defensive defensive effoi ;t from Mackenzie Morissette f Michael Hibbard, Brody IV Iiunroe, Mackenzie Miles, Bijjaridin Hoskin and Tyler Gaul j on. The Torn's then lost to York Simeoe Ex press 7-2. Scoring for the team over the stretch were Munroe (la), Zachary pole (la), Hoskin (la), Tyleir Gaulton (la), Hibbard Hibbard (2a), 1 ^ fadison Badeau (5a), Liam Osb finie (3g), Mitchell Burghardt. 3(lg,3a), Cody Kean (3g,2a), Coj mer Whitley (2g,3af Ostop Moi itowy (5g,10a) and Mitchell M amer (13g,4a). Alex How should Canada manage its used nuclear fuel in the future? The Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO) is conducting a comprehensive study of approaches for the long-term management of Used Nuclear Fuel in Canada. 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