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4 Orono Weekly Times» Wednesday, June 28, 2000 | 2000 Summer Olympics Sommer makes It's official! Softball Canada has made its final Olympic Roster selection, and Sommer West of Bowmanville is one of 15 women from across the country country chosen to represent Canada's National Women's Softball Team at the 2000 Summer Olympic Gafnes being held in Sydney. Australia in September. Sommer, the daughter of Steve and Lori West of Bowmanville and granddaughter granddaughter of Junior and Nancy West of Orono was informed of the final selection Saturday night after Canada's 6-2 victory victory over New Zealand in the 3 Nations Challenge in Brampton held June 21-24. The four day event included included national teams from Canada, Australia and New Zealand and was the last opportunity for the 17 players to strut their stuff before the final selection. Members of the 2000 National Women's Softball Team include: Lesley Attwell, Catcher - Coquilam, BC; Vicky Bastarache, Pitcher - Cocagne, NB; Denise Carrière, Outfield - Bramalea, ON; Natalie Fradette, Third - Boucherville, PQ; Jaçkie Lance, 2nd - Richmond, BC; Heather Newsham, DP/Pitcher - Winnipeg, MB; Sandy Newsham, DP/Pitcher - Winnipeg, MB; Jacki Nichol, Short Stop - Saskatoon, SK; Kristy Odamura, 2nd - Richmond, BC; the cut! Colleen Thorburn-Smith, Catcher/Outfield; SOMMER WEST, 1st - Bowmanville, ON; Meaggan Wilton, Outfield - Blenheim, ON; 1 lay ley Wickenheiser Outfield/Utility - Calgary, AB; Erin Woods, 1 st/Catcher/Outfield - Richmond, BC; Sports Shorts CBC Sports Saturday will air the final game of the 3 Nations Challenge at 3:30 p.m. Saturday, July 1st. If you enjoy watching softball coverage on TV, contact CBC's main switchboard switchboard at (416) 205-3311 and let them know--that's how you 'll see more softball on CBC! Inclement weather grounds Eagles Water levels aren't the only thing that's rising of late. Just take a look at the number of ball games being rescheduled rescheduled due to rain-outs or sloppy sloppy playing conditions. The Kendal Eagles are no exception exception having had four games rescheduled all in the month of June. 'The first day of summer saw the visiting Eagles exact a measure of revenge on Port Hope crushing them 11-1 after an earlier loss. Kendal batted around in the second jumping out front by six runs on seven hits. 'Slash and dash' or 'nickle and dimes' seemed to be the name of this game as the Eagles dished out 14 hits--13 of them singles. Troy Foster led off the second with a single single followed by a Steve West double. Cory Baker singled scoring Foster and V/est. Steve Dawe reached first safely on a bunt single advancing Baker. Baker was driven home on a Mark Foster single followed by a Mike Robinson walk. Chris Stark singled to drive home Foster. Then, Cory Fenton singled cashing jin Robinson to close out the inning. Kendal added two mpre in. the third. With one out both Dawe and Foster walked. Dawe came home on a Chris Stark ground out while Foster crossed the plate on a fielder's choice to first. Kendal added another in the fifth when Stark who reached first via a walk came home on Brad Robinson single. single. The i sixth inning saw yet another walk only this time to ■ Steve West. Cory Baker reached on an error. Mike Robinson singled home West while Fenton drove in Baker. Starter, Troy Foster was the winning pitcher throwing seven innings facing 27 Port Hope batters. He struck out nine, giving up six hits and one earned run while walking nary-a-one. Offensively, every player in the starting lineup contributed contributed at least one hit while Mike Robinson led the way with three singles. Cory Fenton, Cory Baker and Mark Foster singled twice. Looks like Cory Baker will be on the DL for about six weeks 'after breaking a bone in his shoulder during the game.' Qelleville 9, Kendal I Just two days after bombarding bombarding Port Hope, the Eagles were on the road against a red hot Belleville flame thrower. It couldn't have come at a worst time as Kendal, with Baker on the DL also lost the services of Cory Fenton who's out with a broken finger. finger. The Eagles bench was a short one this night missing a total of six players. Belleville's Burt limited the locals to just two hits and five base runners while racking racking up seven k's and inducing 11 Kendal batters to fly out. Chris Stark was the only Eagle batter to hit safely. He singled and scored in the'first, singled and left stranded in the sixth then hit by a pitch in the eighth. Kendal 6, Cobourg 5 Monday night while playing playing on a water-logged outfield at Donegan Park, Kendal edged out their Cobourg counterparts 6-5. Mike Robinson was the winning pitcher while Greg Bowen was the loser. The Eagles carried on their singles hitting streak with Chris Stark smacking three and Steve West belting two. Troy Foster singled and doubled. doubled. Next home game, (weather (weather permitting) will be Sunday, July 2nd at 12 noon in Kendal. Sports Editor Rosey Bateman PONTYPOOL MEN'S 2000 PON*n SUNDAY LOB Game Results for Sunday, June 25th JP Sports Bar over Titans 28-8 Slime over Pitbulls 7-6 Generals over Black Jacks 30-8 Mudhens over Blazers 11-4 Blazers over Generals 17-9 League Standings TEAM GP W L T RF RA +/- RTS Mudhens 8 7 1 0 130 78 52 14 Blazers 8 5 3 0 109 87 22 10 Generals • 8 5 3 0 159 90 69 .10 Black Jacks 8 5 3 0 127 125 2 10 JP Sports Bar 7 4 3 0 141 87 54 . 8 Slime 7 4 3 0 56 71 -.15 8 Pitbulls 8 1 7 0 67 134 -67 2 Titans 8 0 •8 0 58- 175 -117 0 League Tournament - July 8th starting 9 a.m. Schedule for Sunday, July 9th 2:30 pm , Pitbulls vs Blazers 4:00 pm Slime vs Mudhens 5:30 pm Black Jacks vs JP Sports Bar 7:00 pm Titans vs Generals 8:30 pm* , JP Sports Bar "Make-up rained out game vs Slime 2000 Junior Tennis Day Camp BOWMANVILLE TENNIS CLUB July 10 tp July 14 Ages 8 -10 - Morning Session 9am - Noon Ages 11 -13 - Afternoon Session 1 - 4pm. 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