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boi dard sand Ay i "A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, May 17,1994 - 23 -- SPORTS The R.H. Cornish giris gymnastics team did well at the Regional finals last week. Pictured are the members of the team. (See report). Primary Compulsory: Ni- cole Ansell - Beam - second sil- ver; Vault - first - gold. Junior Compulsory: Ash- ley Donnelly - Vault - sixth. Intermediate Compulso- ry: Rachelle Tripp - Vault - third - bronze; Diem Cuu - Beam - fifth. Advanced Compulsory: Lindsay Wilson - Floor - third - bronze; Vault - first - gold; Ash- lea Jones - Vault - third - bronze. Optional Level One: Lesley Donnelly - Vault - third - bronze; Jessica Worr - Vault - second - silver; Holly Yake - Floor - sixth; Vault - fourth. Optional Level Two: Da- nielle Henry - Floor - fifth. Elite Level One: Kate Colm- er - Beam - fourth. Altogether Cornish had two gold medals; two silver medals; four bronze medals; two Late rally gives Gamblers the win On a cold windy night in Greenbank Park last Thursday the Greenbank Gamblers snatched a last minute victory from the jaws of defeat by edg- ing Oshawa "Mickey Finns" by a 2-1 score. The pitchers in this league opening game were as hot as the weather was cold and the teams entered the last inning in a scoreless deadlock. In fact the Gamblers Mark Goreski, had a no-hitter going into the last frame and had re- tired the lead off batter in the last inning when Oshawa's Rich Bricknell caught up to a Gore- ski high fast ball and deposited it over the centre-field fence for a 1-0 Oshawa lead. Goreski, had all his pitches working during the contest and after the Bricknell home run he set down the last two batters on strikeouts, giving him a total of 12 during the game. So Greenbank came to bat down by a run and only three outs away from defeat. John Logeman had pitched four shut- out innings for Oshawa and Rod Cormier had come on in reliefin the fifth inning to preserve the shutout. fourths; two fifths; and two sixths for a total of 14 awards. Your hard work and dedication in attending practices was well rewarded. Thanks to all par- ents who helped transport gym- nasts to the meets. This con- cludes girls gymnastics until September. Primary Compulsory: Bil- ly Britt - Vault - sixth; Jesse Hodgins - Vault - third - bronze medal. Junior Compulsory: Matt Cracknell - Floor - seventh; Vault - third - bronze medal; Evan Jones - Vault - fourth; Jor- dan Thomson - Vault - second - silver medal. Intermediate Compulso- ry: no competitors from Cor- nish. Advanced Compulsory: Jeff Tripp - Vault - fifth. Optional Level One: Noah Krol - Floor - fourth; Vault - first But Jim Chilvers led off the bottom of the seventh for the Gamblers and with a three ball, two strike count he got all of a Cormier pitch and his long home run tied the game at 1-1. The next batter was third base- man Brian Till and he clouted the very next pitch over the left- field fence and Greenbank had scored a dramatic "come from behind" win. It was strange that the pitch- ers had dominated the game un- til the last inning and that a to- tal of three home runs would happen in the last at bat for both teams. However a ball game is never over "till its over" and the Gam- Gymnasts fare well | J S58 - gold medal. Optional Level Two: Gra- ham Strickert - Floor - first - gold medal; Vault - first - gold medal. Altogether three golds, one silver, two bronze, two fourths, one fifth and one sixth for a total of 10 awards. Nine schools par- ticipated from across Durham with over 80 athletes compet- ing. Special credit to Noah Krol who completed the competition in spite of being hurt. 'This brings to a close gymnas- tics for 1993/94. An outstanding year. Our teams captured a to- tal of 84 awards among 40 ath- letes who were selected to com- pete this year. Thanks to James, coaches. and parents for all their help this year. Have a good summer - see youin September. blers pulled it out of the fire. Rich Bricknell had the only Oshawa hit while Jim Chilvers led the Gambler attack with a "three for three" performance with Brian Till, Mark Goreski and Steve Durham each hitting safely. This week Greenbank is on the road with a game on Tues- day night in Port Perry against the Port Perry Juveniles and then travel to Scarborough for a doubleheader with the Scarbo- rough Royals on Thursday night at Thomson Park. From then on the Gamblers will play at home in Ianson Park every Thursday until mid August. Game time 1s 8 p.m. at Greenbank. The R.H. Cornish boys gymnastics team did well at the recent regional finals. Pictured are (front) Matt Cracknell, Graham Strickert, Brandon Haugen and Jesse Hodgins. (Back) Dylan Jones, Billy Britt, Jeff Tripp, Donald Cuu and Jordan Thomson. (See report). \ Area gymnasts coached by Clive Roane at R.H. Cornish Pub- lic School, did well at the Regional Championships recently. Pictured are (front) Russ Connelly, coach, Kelly Galberg, Greenbank P.S. and Clive Roane, coach. (Back) Abby McLaughlin, Cartwright P.S., Kelly Coates and Kristy Coates, Prince Albert P.S. (See report) Local girls do well at area gymnastics meet Forder-Parks genes 5 YEAR | Insurance Brokers Inc. | Personal attention to all of your fl 15" general imsunance weeds. 0 | 34 Water St, Port Perry, Ontano Ll, 1.2 Anal 085-8471 without notice \ a Area Gymnastics Meet Floor first, Beam third. ~ May} Durham Girls Cartwright P.S. - Primary Gymnastics Compulsory - Abby McLaughlin Mav 10 Floor first, Beam third, Floor Cartwright P.S. - Primary fourth. Prince Albert P.S. - Junior Compulsory - Kelly Coates Floor fifth, Beam second, Vault second; Kristy Coates Floor sec- ond, Beam first, Vault fourth. Greenbank P.S. - Junior Compulsory - Kelly Galberg Compulsory - Abby McLaughlin Vault fourth. Prince Albert P.S. - Junior Compulsory - Kristy Coates Vault second, silver medal. Coaches - Clive Roane, Russ Connelly, Kim Roane. on - es in, A fA re mt, £ |