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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, March 23,1994 Rotary Club Wins 'A Championship at BR The Rotary Club took top honours in the Major Tyke BRHL tournament held on Mach 18-19, outscoring their opposition 39-13. Rotary began the tournament with a 9-5 win over Whitby Optimist. Bryan Barchard had five goals, Dave Lindbcrg two goals, with solo efforts by Alex Henderson and Stephen Cor- nclissen. Assists went to Allan McGrath (4), Kenny Roberts (1), Alex Henderson (1), Cody Vesters (1), Kevin Connelly (1), and Philip Osier (1). Rotary's next • opponent was McGregor's IDA, with Rotary coming coming out on top winning 7-1. Bryan Barchard had his second five-goal game with Stephen Comclisscn and Allan McGrath scoring one goal apiece. Assists went to Allan McGrath (3), Stephen Comclisscn (2), Dave Lindbcrg (1), and Trevor Richtler (1). The following day, Rotary continued continued their march to the championship with a 10-3 win over Brooklin Legion. Legion. Bryan Barchard led the way with four goals, PJ Van Kemp had two goals, with Dave Lindbcrg, Alex Henderson, Jeff Mutimer and Stephen Stephen Comclisscn providing single markers. Assists went to Jeff Mutimer Mutimer (2), Tyler Baker (2), Shawn Harvey Harvey (1), Brandon Kane (1), Stephen Comclisscn (1), Kevin Connelly (1) and PJ Van Kemp (1). Tim's Rental was Rotary's next opponent, with Rotary coming out on top with a 8-1 victory. Bryan Barchard Barchard and Stephen Comclisscn provided provided all of the Rotary's scoring with March Break Sends Halminen Homes to Georgetown Tourney The Bowmanville Toro Major Bantams, sponsored by Halminen Homes, took part in the 34lh annual Georgetown Tournament during the March Break. The team started the tournament on a strong note despite being without without three regular team members. In the first game against Oakville they opned up a four goal lead in the first six minutes only to see the opposition opposition cut the lead in half before the first period was over. .The Toros were hit with six straight penalties in the second period and were fortunate that Oakville only managed to score once to make the score 4-3 going into the final period. After being on the defensive for the whole second period, they found it hard to get on track and Oakville tied the game at 4-4 early in the frame. The Toros picked themselves up after this and two goals in the last four minutes guided them to a 64 victory. Derek Arnold received the game MVP for the team. -■ In game two, the team met Hum- berview from the MTHL and in an entertaining game that they should have won, they found themselves down 2-0 before they finally broke the shutout. An empty net goal then rounded out the scoring for the opposition. opposition. Final score was 3-1 with Coty Scott getting the MVP for the Toros. V A win in their final game of the round-robin against Newmarket would have left them with four points, the same as Newmarket and Hiimberview. The game was very important important for both teams and you could tell in the play, as both teams were very tentative in the opening period. ' The second period produced four goals. Newmarket were the. first to score at 7:40 and then again at 6:44, but the Halminen Homes team got two of their own at 5:31 and 2:15 to tic the game going into the last peri- oil. - The Toros pulled out all the stops tp' try and get the winning goal, even pulling their goalie with over a minute minute to go, but it was to no avail as Newmarket hung on for the tie, which left them going into the Championship Championship round and the Toros heading heading home. Derek Arnold received his second MVP for thé tournament for his play in the game. Game 1 Toros 6 Oakville 4. Goals...Derek Arnold (3), Cory Scott (2), Nick Hand. Assists. Matt Staley (2), Ryan Jobb (2), Darryl Cook, Nick Hand, Adam Millar. Game 2 Toros 1 Humbcrvicw 3 Goals...Nick Hand. Assists. Cory Scott, Ryan Jobb. Game 3 Toros 2 Newmarket 2 Goals... Derek Arnold (2) Assists. Adam Millar, Darryl Cook. The Toros have one more tournament tournament left, in Thornhill, over the Easter Easter Weekend. Bryan accounting for five of the goals and Stephen notching three. Assists went to Dave Lindbcrg (2), PJ Van Kemp (2), Brandon Kane (2) and one assist each to Allan McGrath, Bryan Grigg, Tyler Baker and Bryan Barchard. Rotary and Durham T.V. met in a very exciting championship game with Rotary winning by a 5-3 margin. Minutes into the game, Rotary were down two players due to early penalties, penalties, but held Durham TV scoreless. After a scoreless first period, Bryan Barchard scored two quick goals to give Rotary a 2-0 lead. Durham Durham TV scored late in the second period period and early in the third period to deadlock the score at 2-2. Allan McGrath scored for Rotary one minute minute later to regain the lead, which was assisted by Alex Henderson and Stephen Comclisscn. Stephen Comc- lissen gave Rotary a two goal lead with seven minutes remaining.' For the next six minutes, the teams provided exciting action at both ends of the ice with Durham TV narrowing the gap to one goal with just over a minute to play. A faceoff deep in Rotary's end was won by Bryan Barchard who skated the length of the ice and scored in an empty net with sixteen seconds remaining. remaining. Philip Osier and PJ Van Kemp shared goaltending duties with a goals against average of 2.6 over the five games. A special thanks to the tournament tournament organizers, the Rotary Club and to all the participants for providing two days of exciting hockey. Members of the Rotary Club Major Tykes were presented with individual trophies following their 5-3 win over Durham TV and Antenna in the 'A' final of a Bowmanville Recreation Hockey League tournament tournament on Saturday. Major Tyke teams competed against each other throughout the two-day tournament that was held at the Recreation Complex on Friday and Saturday. As an added bonus, a card show took place in the banquet hall. The Canadian Legion Branch 178 Midget Toros advanced to the semifinals semifinals in York-Simcoc playoff action by eliminating Pickering with a 4-2 victory. Jason Jeffreys paced Bowmanville with two goals and an assist. Jamie Shctlcr and Chris Hcffcman had the other Toro goals. Mike Parks added three assists while A1 Lacey had a pair. Charlie Ilargcsl had a single helper. After Pickering had taken the scries scries opener 4-3, the Toros recorded a 5-1 triumph to force the lie-breaker. 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