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"A Family Tradition for 127 Years" ed his hat trick, 6-5 lead, assisted by Murphy Ir- vine. With only 23 seconds re- Epsom Public School's cross country teams turned in a successful cross-country season this year with a number of teams and individuals posting impressive results. The results in- clude a 1st place showing for the eight-year-old girls, 2nd for eight-year-old boys and nine- year-old boys and a 3rd place showing for the 11-year-old girls. individual results include Me- ghan Smith 1st, Julie-Ann Dmik 4th, Jordan Beelby 3rd, Alex McKay 6th, Jessica Vanuden 3rd, Scott Evans 7th and Craig Evans 7th. Jordan and Jessica are surrounded by their teammates. <Epsom Excels" Cross Coun- try Running Team have just completed an excellent season. Forty-six Epsom Excels have been training enthusiastically since the first week in Septem- ber. Results from both the Dur- ham Central and Durham Final Cross Country Meets indicated all the hard work and dedica- tion definitely paid off. On Oct. 18, Epsom took part in the Dur- ham Central C.C. Meet. Com- peting against 15 schools from "the north part of Durham Re- gion, Epsom excelled with the Eight Year Old Girls team plac- ing first, the Eight and Nine Year Old Boys teams finishing second and the 11 Year Old Girls capturing third place. In all, 27 students qualified to go on and compete in the Durham Finals held on Oct. 26. This meet included top individual runners and teams from 91 schools across Durham Region. At this meet, the Eight Year Old Girls were once again victo- In Peewee House League ac- tion, Emiel's and Scala fought a seesaw battle with exciting end- to-end action. Both teams kept going hard to the final buzzer. Goaltenders Chris Thompson of Scala and Jon Chambers of Emiel's faced numerous tough shots and although 12 goals were scored, both played well. Only one goal in the first period, scored by Tyler Wooten, assist- ed by Matt Caldwell. In the second period, Emiel's grabbed the lead when Joey Van Camp snapped home a re- bound from Chad Lance and Mark Sauter and Cam Cooper scored on a heads-up wrapa- round from Mark Sauter. Scala came back with two more on a solid effort by Troy Hazeldon assisted by Russ Brown and Scott Cunningham, followed by a solo end-to-end beauty by Tyler Wooten. Tim Wray and Joey Van Camp teamed up for a goal and assist each on the next two Emiel's markers. Scala came right back on a blast by Matt Caldwell, helped out by Scott Cunning- ham. Sean Fletcher made it 5-4 on a sharp three-way passin play from Lawrence Cook an Reid McTaggart. John Bacon tied the score at 5-5, then Tyler Wooten complet- by iving Scala a rious placing first and earning Epsom's first ever D.E.AA. Championship Pennant. Indi- vidual runners who qualified at the Durham Central Meet to compete at the Finals included: Meghan Smith first, Julie-Ann Domik. fourth, Jordan Beelby third, Alex McKay sixth, Jessi- ca Vanuden third, Scott Evans seventh and Graig Evans sev-. enth. Julie-Ann, Meghan and Jordan also finished in the top 10 out of 112 competitors at the Durham Finals. Members of the 1993 Epsom Excels Cross Country Team in- cluded: Eight year old Girls - Julie- Ann Domik, Meghan Smith, Pamela Armstrong, Jessica Manchee, Jenny Vanuden, Ka- tie McCoy, Erin Slack, Virginia Wilson, Briar Doble. Eight year old Boys - Jordan Beelby, Alex McKay, Ryan Be- lair, Kevin Gloster, Chris Hill, Sean Harper, Matthew Suther- maining, Mark Sauter tied the score, finishing an end-to-end rush by Jeff Neal. Excellent two-way efforts by Tom Baker, Jamie Page and Jared Aldridge of Scala. For Epsom sports news land, Erik Hertzberg, Richard Tracey. Nine year old Girls - Jessica Vanuden, Sarah Brown, Ashley Slack, Jill MacDonald, Kim Pot Dana Loback, Kelly ill. 'Nine year old Boys - Scott Evans, Brennan Ballagh, Da- vid Middleton, Brett Doble, Thomas Lee, Justin Wells, Lev- on Murison. 10 year old Girls - Julie Be- lair 10 year old Boys - Mervyn Frame, Don Beelby, Carl Evans, Chris Gloster, Matt Frith. 11 year old Girls - Dayna Bal- lagh, Lindsey Doble, Teena Evans, Shauna Simmonds, La- cey Fink. : 11 year old Boys - Graig Evans, Jeff Vanuden, Brett Combdon. A BIG thank you to all the parents who helped with trans- portation to the Meets and - came out to support our teams! Emiel's and Scala tie Emiel's, stalwart defence by Tom Boyd, Alex McLaughlin, Mark Delaney and David Bons- er, and tough forechecking by Paul Brain made for an exciting well-played game. Epsom Public School's eight-year-old girls cross-country 3 4 i 3 Ee AX team has been quite successful this fall winning a number of local meets. The team took top spot in both the Lisa Carison Memorial Run in Port Perry, as well as capturing the Durham Central Cross Country Meet at Trillium Valley last week. Pic- tured are (front, left) Jessica Manchee, Briar Doble and Pamela Armstrong. (Rear) Jennifer Vanuden, Meghan Smith, Katie - McCoy, Erin Slack, Julie-Ann Domik and Virginia Wilson. Win- ning the first place pennant was also a historic occasion as it was the first one In the school's long history. Cross country FromPage 30 105th. R.H. Cornish was second in the 11-year-old girls division. Individual results were as fol- lows. Sarah Smith and Jodi May, both of Cornish, finished fourth and sixth respectively. Michelle Wyville, Prince Albert, 13th, Katie Ansell, Cornish, 23rd, Kate Colmer, Cornish, 34th, Lindsay Wilson, Cornish, 43rd, Sarah Bradbury, Cornish, . 47th, Suzanne Stone, Cornish, 58th. In the 11-year-old boys divi- sion Cornish was second and S.A. Cawker was ninth. Braden Tarbotton, David Justynski and Adam Douglas, all of Cornish, finished third, fifth and 21st re- spectively. Sean Jefferv. of Caw- ker; was 86th, Craig Evans, Es- pom, 45th, Nick Isaacs, Cor- nish, 62nd, Chris Skarrit, Caw- ker, 63rd, Scott Brownson, Cawker, 65th, Matthew Collins, Prince Albert, 72nd, Chris Med- ford, Cornish, 83rd, Jason Red- 13-year-old man, Cawker, 87th and Tory Goodwin, Cawker 90th. . No local schools placed in the top 12 of the 12-year-old girls di- vision, but Genevieve Coxon, oof R.H. Cornish was third. In the 12-year-old boys Caw- ker was sixth. Brad Johnston of Cornish was eighth, Bill Lee, Cawker was 31st, Aaron Cham- bers, Cornish was 33rd, Reid McTaggart, Cawker 34th, Dar- ryl Dalton, Cawker, 42nd, Ja- son Cruikshank, Cawker 62nd, Derek Domik, Cawker, 60th, Jordan McKay, Cawker 62nd, Lawrence Cook, Cawker, 79th and Jay Blayne, Cawker 84th. R.H. Cornish was fifth in the girls division. Amanda Wakeford and Kim Coates of Cornish were second and fourth. Tanya Wilson, Caw- ker was 11th, Heather Johnson, Cornish was 50th, Laura Do- mik, Cawker was 53rd, and Les- lie Donnelly, Heather Metcalfe and Lisa Wonnacott all of Cor- nish were 68th, 69th and 82nd respectively. Pineridge Atoms tie Lindsay Thursday, Oct. 28, saw Pine- ridge Atoms play a strong Lind- say club with a lot of end to end play but ended in a scoreless first period. Several attempts halfway through the first period by the Lindsay boys were blocked by goalie Shawn Mar- tin, and the second half of the game showed great goal tend- ing by Ryan Woods. Ian Garnett was a hard work- er in the second period with a nice three way setup with Mike LeFort, and Gerard Timmers, but the shot was blocked by the Lindsay goalie. A second nice setup but blocked again. Tough break guys. Port Perry opened the scoring at 6:04 of the second period with a booming shot from Matt Sker- ratt, assists to Mike Wiseman and Trevor Weisflock. The score at the end of the second 1-0 for Port. The third period brought some nice work by Mike Milli- gan with several attempts at scoring. Excellent defense by Lyler Houthouys and Mike Dal- y. At 9:58 of the third period Pineridge found the target with a sizzling shot from Mike Le- Fort assisted by Gerrard Tim- mers and John Burnett. Lind- say didn't like the 2-0 lead Port had and got the next two goals with less than one minute be- tween them. But not without some rough stuff and Port got to take a penalty shot against Lindsay. Michael Wiseman skated in but was unsuccessful in his attempt. Good try Mike! The final score was 2-2. Saturday we travelled to Ux- bridge to play a team that we were evenly matched with and we saw lots of end to end see- saw action. The first goal of the game didn't arrive until 8:21 of the third period with Uxbridge taking the lead and shortly af- ter that they rallied for the sec- ond goal. This didn't keep Pine- ridge down though, minutes later Ian Garnett dazzled the Uxbridge goalie with an unas- sisted goal. This game ended with Uxbridge out in front 2-1. Matthew McGarry's line with Mike Milligan and Ryan Has- lam had a strong game coming very close to scoring many times. Keep up the good work guys, it's still early in the year and a win is just around the cor- ner for us. Tuesday Night Mens Standings: Late Bloomers 40, Creative Basket Strikers 35, Flawless 30, The One 27, Two 27, Missing Bandits 9. High Single Flat: Kevin Martin 332. High Single With Handi- cap: vin Martin 332. igh Triple Flat: Kevin Martin 805. High Triple With Handi- evin Martin 8065. cap: Singlos Over 215 Flat: Bill Ruesink 238, Ken Irvine 266, Dave Booth 2569, John Rowett 231, John Criscione 224, 257, 261, Hal McCullough 273, Ke- vin Martin 281, 332, Ian Ervine 264, Roy Werry 221, 274, Glenn uires 246, 226, Harold cLaughlin 231, Gerry Lou- velle 219, Bill Hurst 245. Triples Over 600 Flat: Bill Ruesink 618, Ken Irvine 664, John Criscione 732, Hal McCul- lough 623, Kevin Martin 8065, Ian Ervine 600, Roy Werry 673, Glenn Squires 662, arold McLaughlin 646, Gerry Lou- velle 602, Cary Dowson 600.