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,iwm is ' v!, :« 1 ^ durhamreglon.com THE CANADIAN STATESMAN ♦ October 11,2006 ♦ Page B9 Submitted photo Jerusalem Lodge emerged with the A championship of thé Mosquito Division in the Bowmanville United Soccer Club following a 4-1 win in the final game. Jerusalem Lodge too strong in lionshin soccer game the win. A strong team effort was made by all the players. In addition to the above mentioned, the team consisted of Robert Osborne, Mathew and Andrew Connell, Brandon Murphy, Connor Hart, Mathew Marlowe, Marlowe, Tyler Cleaves, Dillon and Aus- ton Ward, Brodie Harkness; Stephen Thomsett, assistant Bob Fielding and coach Don Snowden. CLARINGTON - In Bowmanville United Soccer Club play, Jerusalem Lodge 31 played Cowan Pontiac at the Hydro Fields to determine who would be the Mosquito Division A champs. Both teams had worked hard in the semifinals, defeating their opponents to ensure themselves a spot in the deciding game. Cowan Pontiac gave Jerusalem Lodge a run'for the money, in this fast paced and well matched game. x Brett Snowden scored Jerusalem's first goal on an assist from Ryan Smyth. He went on to find the net twice more on assists from Connor Smith (2) and Taylor Fielding. Brady McCann scored what turned out to be the game winner, assisted by Brett Sfiowden in the 4-1 final score. In net for Jerusalem Lodge was Joel Stevens, whose saves helped to ensure Massey House goes undefeated CLARINGTON - For the first time, the Newcastle Massey House all girls' Bantam team has completed a season undefeated. Recently, the team defeated a determined determined Tyrone team 4-0 in an exciting game under some very wet conditions to become the Bantam A Division champions champions for the Darlington Soccer Club. Over the course of the season the sheer determination, determination, hard work and especially the teamwork has made this a memorable season for all involved with the team. The defence allowed the fewest' number number of goals in the league and was made up of Suzanne Pasquet, Amy Crawford, Kayleen Peters and Brittany Sheahan. The midfield was very strong and did am excellent job of controlling the gaines. The midfielders were Olivia Adams, Taylor Farrell, Leah Higgins, Olivia Jenkins, Lauren Malcolm, Jolene Parks and Hollie Spratley. The great offensive efforts were put in. by Krista Valckx, Chrissi Rastas, Joanna Bastas and Jennifer Jennifer Perrin. The top shelf goalies were Katelin Dickson and Karolyn Pasquet. Aker's Auto Glass starts with a win CLARINGTON - The Clarington Recreational Recreational Hockey League's Aker's Auto Glass Peewee team began the season beating beating Dr. Gilchrist by a 3-1 score. Scoring opened midway through the first period on a shot from Adam Parsons of Gilchrist for an early 1-0 lead. Aker's 1 stepped up and netted a goal two minutes later on an unassisted shot from Brendan Diamond. 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