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The Independent, Canadian Statesman Weekender, Bowmanville, Saturday, March 26,1994 7 Captures Title for Union Oil The BRHL Union Oil Novice House League team successfully competed in the Bowmanville March Break tournament held on March 16-17. Through a strong team effort, Union Oil won all four of their games and came away with the 'A' Championship. The first game against Sports Shop ended in a 4-2 score, with two goals from Matt Allen, and singles by Justin Roussy and David Brown. Erik Downing and David Brown also had assists. The next two games were won with scores of 6-2 against Braggs, and 6-0 against National Trust. The team played exceptionally well and the 12 goals accumulated in these two games were earned by Justin Roussy and Jesse Millson with one each, Matt Allen with five, , „ ,, , and David Brown with seven. Ste- The Newcastle Bell Canada Novices enjoyed a successful hockey tournament in Port Perry last week, V en Sendall, B J. Brown, Sarah Con- winning tiie 'A' Division championship with a 5-1 victory over Port Perry Re/Max in the gold medal nelly and Matt each had an assist, game. The Newcastle squad went undefeated in this tournament, and in fact, the only goal scored against along with two assists each from tiie team came in the final minute of the final game. Front row, (1-r), Kyle Searle (championship game Jesse and David. MVP), Ryan Frank, Justin Valckx, Daniel Payne, Cameron Jones, Daniel Wong Fong. Back row, (1-r), . The final game for the'A' Cham- Peter Heershop, Ryan Sutton, Tanner Millson, Adam MacLean, Ken Lake, Steve Youle. Coaches are P 10nshl P pitted Union Oil against Dale Millson and Mark Sutton. Homer s Petro Can. Homer's start- ed off with a quick goal in the opening opening minutes of the game from Brandon Brandon Williams. Union Oil replied shortly after with two goals, the first Toro Peewees Advance to Semis by Matt Allen from Brian Wilson and Jeremy Hynes, and the second one by Justin Roussy from David Brown. The second period saw two more goals by Union Oil, both by Justin Roussy. The first one was assisted by Riley Elliot and the second was unassisted. Homers responded in the third period with two goals, both scored by Aaron Sherban, the first assisted by Miki Orme and the second second by Jeremy Farr. Union Oil held on to win the game with a score of 4-3. The team's top scorers were supported by Tyler Calhoun, Steven Sendall, Joshua Shephard, Jesse Millson, Riley Riley Elliot and Brian Wilson on the wings. The strong defensive play from Ryan Lubitz, B.J. Brown, Sarah Sarah Connelly, Jeremy Hynes and Erik Downing was also a decisive factor in the team's performance, along with superb goaltending from Bryan Hutchinson. The team is now starting playoffs, and ended the regular season season with a record of 18 wins and two losses, along with four tournament tournament championships to their credit. All of the players have worked hard to make it a successful season - a job well done. The Bowmanville Toro Peewee additional team reached the semifinals semifinals last weekend with a 3-2 win over Richmond Hill to take a 4-1 point victory. After beating out Aurora in a long six game series in the York- Simcoe playoffs, Bowmanville came up against Richmond Hill. In the first game, strong goaltending goaltending by Robert Kamica enabled the boys to take a 3-2 win and two points with them back to Darlington. Darlington. Game two in Bowmanville saw both teams tighten up, and it turned into a defensive battle. Goalie Greg Koenderman led the way with help from the Toro defensive corps of Chris Watson, Jamie Potter, Steve DeGraff, Darren Kok, and Erik Griffin. Griffin. The game ended 1-1 with Bowmanville Bowmanville taking a 3-1 points lead. Game three went back to Richmond Richmond Hill where the Toros needed a tie to win the series. Richmond Hill came out flying and took a 2-0 lead by the end of the first period. Robert Kamica shut the door after that and gave his team the confidence they needed to get going. going. Lead Newmarket After Victory in Series Opener v Strong perfomances from John Wise, Jason Charbonneau and Scott Lane forechecked Richmond Hill to no end. Penalty killers Luke Denison, Denison, Bryan Lowery and Andy Gifford Gifford did an excellent job. By the end of the second period, Clayton Kohn jammed one by the goalie to make tiie score 2-1. Assisting Assisting on the goal were Willy Thorton and Steve DeGraff. The third period turned into an up and down the ice battle, with both teams having excellent scoring chances. At 7:58 of the third, Jamie Woolner took a pass from Erik Griffin Griffin and beat the Richmond Hill goalie goalie to tie the game. With 48 seconds left in the game, Clayton Kohn managed managed an empty net goal to win the game 3-2. On Sunday, Bowmanville travelled travelled to Newmarket to compete in the first game of the semi-finals. After playing in 11 playoff games to get this far, the Kinsmen boys are learning that hard work pays off. And work hard they did as they came away with a 4-3 victory and two points. In the first period, Jamie Wool ner once again took a pass from Erik Griffin to tie the game at 1-1. The Toros took a 2-1 lead on a hard fought goal by Willy Thorton, who tapped in a rebound from a Clayton Kohn shot. With Newmarket in the penalty box, Scotty Lane got the draw back to Chris Watson, who slid it to Erik Griffin, and he one-timed a shot from the point to make the score 3- 1. Newmarket came back with a power play goal, but Willy Thorton answered with his second goal of the night, assisted by Clayton Kohn. This week, John Woolner bowled a 164, Penny Vanson bowled a 188, Vince Lendo bowled a 217. Team standings are: Sam Adams 31, Joan Murphy 31, Glenn Smith 29, Jeff Kryzanowski 23, Paul Pappas Pappas 19, Jim Murphy 11. Low single ladies -- Jan Fisher 97 Low single men - Dave Kennedy Kennedy 98 High single ladies - Sue Arends 246 High single men - Sam Adams 249 High triple ladies - Sue Arends 648 High triple men - Glenn Smith 662 High average ladies - Joan Murphy Murphy 214 High average men - Sam Adams 214 1994 Bowmanville United Soccer Club REGISTRATION DATES TIMES LOCATION Thursday, March 24th 5:30 p.m. - 9 p.m. Bowmanville Mall Saturday, March 26th 10 a.rru - 4 p.m. Bowmanville Mall Registration Fee: $65 includes photos and uniforms Late Registration Fee - $10 NOTE: Please bring health card and proof of age. 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