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Page B2 ♦ THE CANADIAN STATESMAN ♦ August 30,2006 durhamrcgion.com Silver for Novice Gaels CLARINGTON - The Claring- ton Play It Again/Sure Fit Novice I Gaels struck for silver at the Provincial Championships, falling just one win away from returning home with a gold medal. The Gaels enjoyed a tremendous season season with four tournament wins, a Zone Championship and a silver medal at provincials. At provincials, the Gaels beat Mississauga Mississauga 7-2, Newmarket 8-6, Guelph 9-6, Halton Hills 7-4 and then suffered their lone setback in the gold medal game to Whitby 9-3. Scoring goals and assists in the tournament tournament were Garrett Eddy (llg,8a), Mitchell Burghardt (7g.6a). Zack Bryant Bryant (7g.3a). Connor Keenan (4g,4a), . Zach Taylor ( I g.6a), Liam Wynne (6a). Tyler Gaul Ion (lg,2a), Jake Kelly (lg. Ia). Keenan Cook (2a), Ben Kolo- tai (lg), Cam Ricly (lg), Sam Glaspcll (la), Zach Cole (la). Also contributing to the success of the team were Cody Lecours, Brydcn Albright, Jamie Bepnetl and goalie Carter Kolarck. |[HMHiiniWBHiwwwwMiBWMHn«awHWiaraniartH BIPfpianiaHinWWWBIBWWBIWBm * , Photo by Tim Bates Kyle Goodchild (29) and Brandon Couto (22) of the Bowmanville Eagles try to chase down a rebound before Will Jones (2) of the Peterborough Stars gets to it during Sunday's exhibition game. Goodchild scored the winner in overtime of a 6-5 game. \Qh& ffîaù &hoj9\ Tracey from The Little Hair g Shop offers a Full Size jj Polish with the Purchase of \ a Spa Pedicure for $35.00 jj with this ad! g ! 112 Waver ly M ^ f/jrT hum'usml g In the Plaza, yf / 7 *• H£ ** ijj - Fri ■ VJm % I Bowmanville M. M- a BwBBBiHiBBBiwn»iWiB«wiBawBiMBttai»j«nRatarara>aBaBiaBsiHit«raraiaBaBiesHJBi*aia[»awwsainia«a get early jump to preseason Bowmanville beats Aurora Tigers and Peterborough Stars BOWMANVILLE - The last time the Bowmanville Eagles were on.the ice back in late-March, they dropped the final four games they played. With the start of a new season, however, they posted back-to-back wins. Mind you, there was a lot more to be disappointed about in losing four in a row to the St. Michael's Buzzers in the league semifinal than there is to get excited about following a couple of exhibition wins. Nonetheless, another Provincial Junior A Hockey League season is upon us, and the Eagles are making some early noise they are back and ready to contend for a second straight East Conference championship. championship. , Using home ice to whatever kind of advantage it offers in the preseason, the Eagles beat the perennial tough Aurora Tigers on Friday night by a 5-4 count, and then slipped past the Peterborough Stars 6-5 in overtime on Sunday. Kyle Goodchild provided the game winner winner Sunday, banging in a loose puck in the crease while on the power play for his second goal of the game. Clarington Midget Toros product Daniel McCarthy also counted a pair of goals on the night, with singles to Kris Faric and Brandon Couto. ! Louke Oakley filled the role of play- maker, setting up three of the goals, while Scott Freeman chipped in a pair of assists. The five game preseason schedule continued continued last night in Pickering against the Panthers (after our deadline) and includes a visit to Aurora on Friday. It wraps up Sunday at home to the Panthers at Recreation Recreation Complex Pad A, with a 6:30 p.m. faceoff. ■ To ha\c ♦ITT», your fixers WSj! dclixcrcd In Io|l/ Durham's #1 Carrier Force! Call ^ 905-579-4407 Wednesday, August 30,2006 • FM Windows* • Zellers* • Staples* • Sportmart* • McGregor IDA* • Jysk* • Sport Check* Huts mil necessarily in ;ill papers Ucmcmhcr, all inserts. iiH'lodine those on ulosss paper, van lie recycled with tile rest ol mum newspaper throueli your lllue Box Item line program. 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