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V PAGE B10 ♦ THE CANADIAN STATESMAN ♦ DECEMBER 7,2005 durtiemregion.com Shutout for Hobb, Bakker, Bergin, Hill Minor Midgets CLARINGTON -- Hobb, Bakker, Bergin, Hill shut out Lange's Photo wmm r SOCCER CLUB INC. REP TRYOUTS GIRLS-BORN 1998-1990 BOYS-BORN 1997-1989 For more information: 905-623-7309 www.darllngtonaoccerclub.ca 3-0 in Clarington Recreational Hockey League Minor Midget House League action. Denis Comeau broke the scoring silence with an unassisted strike latfe in the second period, followed by a Mike Reade goal fed by Tyler MacDoh- aid. Shaun Slemko netted an insurance marker in the third to complete the scoring- scoring- „ . " Richard Hornby had a solid defensive game for Hobb, Bakker, Bergin, Hill. «* IIS § V Submitted photo The Clarington Novice Flames won four games in a row, including a 3-0 shutout in the championshipfinal towin the North Halton tournament. Team members include, bottom row, from left: Michaela Hogarth, Melissa Pig , Rebecca Pigden, Julianne Cochrane, Rachel McQuigge (goalie), Emma Pye, Lauren Kennedy, Br,tta " y . middle row: Brianne Hogarth, Charlea Pedersen, Kristen Shaver, Meagan Picco.McKayhe Campbell, MacKenzie Haley, Brook Hallet, Sandy Kennedy (Trainer); back row: Ray Picco (head coach), Jeff Haley (asst, coach) and Jeff Kennedy (asst, coach). Deighton Flames undefeated PowfsWing & Hockey Sfc#» (hi day) ages 6-H_ HALTON - The Clarington Deighton Deighton and Associates Novice Flames went- undefeated in the North Halton Hockey Tournament to win the championship. It all started with an overwhelming victory over the Hamilton Hawks by a score of 10-3. The early morning Saturday game resulted in an amazing come from behind victory over the Ancaster Avalanche with a score of 6- 5. The girls were trailing going into the last period 4-1. The next game proved to be quite a contest against the very quick home team, North Halton. This game went back and forth and with the usual grit and determination Clarington pulled another victory out of the hat 6- 5. This advanced the team to the championship championship game in a rematch with Ancaster. Clarington came out playing hard and defeated the Avalanche 3-0. Rachel McQuigge picked up a well deserved shutout in the win. : sgSE ..u, - .... K 12 GamesGuaranteed - Starting at $1999 per team -« ' Hockey League Begina January 7,2006 » . . . Individual Registration $159 -12 Games Guaranteed feaafe, . , ... -, ..." : - I fOl I'hMil) Murray Ai e - Osbaira, I.IJSCi • 905. "'J5.695/ • (>shaira@ici's/)orls.coni out of our 2 Ml ihlld pornography i 1 py ; - - ■- sz-sa H2rca KZIT- 1 . DEU ln«fiii*nlon emb *1ih no c from our jyax-Pickering: 905-683-5110 Oshawa-Whitby- Clarington: 905-579-4400 Port Perry: 905-985-7383 Uxbridge: 905-852-9141 This Week Exbnbge Simea- fountal News Advertiser KtimeMiatxromgwaBmBka Catmbian Statesman (iili/cii PORT PERRY | STAR Metroland Durham Region Media Group • Lousing pinna from Toyola Financial Services. O.A.C. Oilers valid on 2000 Ynrls (Model JT923MA). Based on 60 mol toaeo role 6.4% ^ g 2n°d StZW Ma'nd'ptchmoS pM^SeMo"ba^inaZSmolielMO I KMsî'ÀddHtonnl KM charge ol $.07II oppllcnblo. ,U0 ' COnSUmPtl ° n ° f ,h09 ° VOt, ' d<19 mny V0,V U8 ° " C0mPnrl30n PUrP080S ° V> W V0fnm0 njiîi'S) F fiW>Vî Cr^üL'JU j