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6 - Qrono Weekly Times Wednesday, September 1, 2004 |, Sü| ■ÊlBL. " Beverly Netusil recently competed this summer at the Canadian Fastpitch Championship in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Canadian fastpitch champ Though Kendal is a small village, it is a hotbed of talented talented ball players. Local teenager, teenager, Beverly Netusil has risen up the ranks to play for the Chinguacousy Cougars, one of the top fastpitch softball teams in Ontario. The Cougars a tier one team, just outside the city of Brampton, recently qualified to play at the nationals in Winnipeg, Manitoba and came back with a fourth place standing. The 16 year old Clarke High School student has been playing ball since she was four. Her mother Barb was one of her first coaches. Bcv played house league softball in Orono until she was ten. She has since spent two years with the Oshawa Stingers, the following two years with the Whitby Eagles and the last year with the Cougars. Her main title on the team is D.P. - designated player - or in baseball baseball terms, designated hitter. At her recent tournament in Winnipeg she baited an average average of .500. When Bev is not at bat, she plays in the outfield or fills in as the backup catcher catcher for the team. Prior to the Canadian championship, the Cougars went to the National Softball World Series in Columbus Ohio where they played at the bantam level. They didn't fair as well as the Oshawa Stingers, the team on which Kendal teenager plays. However they were in a broader field of talented older players. This past weekend they played in the Sid Morris - Bulova Watch tournament at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto, an "invitation only" event. After a rain delay Sunday, the Chinguacousy Cougars were proceeding to the semi-finals last night with two wins and a loss hoping for no less than a third place finish. When Bev is not playing ball, she plays competitive volleyball in Port Perry for the Port Perry Panthers. She has also taken up the sport of speed skating, a skill that has carried over from her figure skating in Orono. Her goal is to acquire a scholarship for her first love, softball. The next year will be crucial as that is when the scouts will be out in force observing the teams. In the interim though, Bev will be back training in the fall for next year's season, hoping to improve her catching catching skills and batting avg. • Donna Wood Bring us your hockey stories and uue'11 publish them in the ORONO TIM6SI ijjjj'ij ; llili ilfif- Darlington Soccer Club 2004 Outdoor Standings as of August 15th. TYKE DIVISION Tim Hortons N6 30 pts. Tim Hortons N5 26 pts Solina 25 pts Orono 1 25 pts Orono 2 21 pts Orono 3 20 pts Tim Hortons N1 17 pts Tim Hortons N2 16 pts Tyrone 1 15 pts Tyrone 2 12 pts Tim Hortons N4 9 pts Tim Hortons N3 7 pts Tim Hortons N7 7 pts Burketon 4 pts ~ Orono 4 3 pts T&C Sm.Engines 1 pts R U Fit HI 1 pts SQUIRT DIVISION Orono 1 27 pts Orono 2 21 pts Tyrone 20 pts Orono 3 13 pts Solina 10 pts Valeo Drapes H2 9 pts Burketon 6 pts Orono 4 Opts Coffee Time HI 0 pts ATOM DIVISION Solina 1 28 pts Orono 2 22 pts Orono 1 21 pts New.Village Med. 19 pts Paddy's Market H2 19 pts NAmerican Steel 18 pts Solina 2 13 pts Newcastle Funeral 12 pts Newcastle IGA 11 pts Lange's Photo 8 pts Tyrone 1 7 pts Orono 3 3 pts Burketon, 1 pts MOSQUITO DIVISION Solina 33 pts Walters Adv.Auto 27 pts Stantax 25 pts Oak Country 23 pts The Braemar 22 pts Orono 3 22 pts KirbySnowSchool 22 pts OPG B5 21 pts LinkGreenHouse 19 pts El Dorado Golf 17 pts Orono 1 16 pts Darlington Camp 15 pts Northcutt-Elliott 15 pts Home For Kids 15 pts OPG C7 14 pts Faria&BebeeMasonry 13 pts HamptonGeneralStr 11 pts Tyrone 1 7 pts Tyrone 2 7 pts OPG N3 6 pts 7-Eleven 3 pts Orono 2 3 pts Jim's Towing 0 pts oronotlmes@rogers.cpm PEEWEE DIVISION Orono 2 OPG C3 Orono 1 Tirecraft C4 Detox C6 33 pts 33 pts 30 pts 28 pts 25 pts Durham Reg.Police 21 pts PrestonTheMover 21 pts Mosport B3 20 pts DoubleDouble C5 19 pts G.Morris Travel 18 pts Bow.Lions B2 14 pts Tyrone 1 13 pts Pilot Insurance 9 pts Dr.S.Murray 9 pts Burketon 6 pts James Conv. Store 2 pts James Insurance 1 pts Tyrone 2 1 pts BANTAM DIVISION Mill. Contracting 31 pts Orono 1 29 pts Subway C2 23 pts Avery Masonry 22 pts ML Excavating 18 pts Dairy Queen 17 pts ER Precision 14 pts Orono 2 10 pts Collis&Reed 9 pts Burketon 8 pts OPG C5 8 pts Fifth Wheel 6 pts JUNIOR DIVISION Orono 2 32 pts All Green Lawn 25 pts Orono 1 21 pts Courtice Funeral 20 pts OPG B2 16 pts Burketon 13 pts ShoppersDrugMart 10 pts Canadian Legion 8 pts Newcastle Lions 3 pts SHOULD BE FEATURED IN OUR SPORTS SECTION? CALL THE ORONO WEEKLY TIMES h» in 111! liifliii Tai-Chi Autumn Semester Thursdays 10:00 AM ~ one hour sessions ~ starting September 16th $45.00 in the "Freedom of Dance" studio - 6 Park St. Orono Instructors: Pat Irwin Lycett, Marci Miff- 905-983-9475 ■ ORONO FAIR BOARD AND ■ J ONTARIO DEMOLITION DERBY'S present k, B insBinEEESiiin i ^ Sunday, September 12 P 0 at Orono Fairgrounds 1 d Entry forms available at Wallace Supply & ■ H Andy's Repair Shop, Bowmanville or online at P ^ www.ontariodemoderby.com • id ™ For Further Information contact: P H GORD ROBINSON - 905-786-2970 É