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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, November 23,1994 Bowmanville Skating Club Represented at Cobourg Meet Skylight Donut Novices Clinch 'A' Championship A number of skaters representing the Bowmanville Figure Skating Club competed at the Skate Cobourg Cobourg meet, which was held the weekend of November 5-6. The following are the skaters, and their results. results. Not in order of appearance in above photo are: Natasha Piney (1st flight, 7th finals), Tracy Brouse (1st flight, 6th finals, 1st elements), Mona Hoy (5th, 4th in elements), Julia Ward (6th, 7th in elements), Katie-Lynne Johnson (7th, 3rd in elements), Robyn Brouse (1st, 2nd in elements), Tina Cumby (5th), Nicole Sarris (7th, 2nd in elements), Lauren Alexander (2nd in flight, 4th in finals, 6th in elements), Sarah Sarah Monaghan (1st in flight, 3rd in finals), Dawn Cumby (10th), Elizabeth Monaghan (6th), Kristen Perry (5th, 5th in elements), Sheri Lane (2nd in flight, 3rd in finals), Julia Talotti (5th), Tiffany Piney (6th), Matthew Devera (1st), Peter Andreas (1st, 1st in elements), Julian Norton (3rd), Shannon Hicks (4th), Nicole Norton (5th). On Saturday, November 12, Skylight Skylight Donut novices clinched their first 'A' championship of the season held in Peterborough. Going into their first game, the Toros Toros were confronted with a tough St. John's team. Stephen Nellcs got the game rolling early by slipping past the St. John's defence and popping the puck in the net. But that wasn't enough for the Toros as Stephen Nellcs came back at 3:01 and snapped a quick wrist shot to the top right hand comer, giving the Toros a 2-0 lead at the end of the first period. In the second and third periods, the Toros continued to hammer away at the St. John's goalie, but were unsuccessful unsuccessful at scoring. Hindered by penalties, penalties, the Toros were unable to stop the advancing St. John's team, who were able to capture two power play goals. At the end of the third we were looking looking at a 2-2 tie and one minute of overtime. Then, 30 seconds into overtime, Matt Tamblyn and Bryan Mercer were able to set up Jason Emond who scored the winning goal for a 3-2 victory. victory. The Toros came out flying in the second game, dominating and outplaying outplaying the Peterborough St. Paul's team. There was no stopping the Skylight Skylight novices as they won the game 9- 1. Goals were scored by Stephen Nellcs who received a hat-trick, two each by Jason Emond and Drew Sharp, with singles by Brent Stadler and Justin Ross. Three assists were awarded to Bryan Mercer, two to Matt Tamblyn, Allan Baker, Stephen Nellcs and Brooks Robinson. Brent Stadler, Justin Ross, Devon Potter, Jason Jason Emond, and Jason Morrison each received one assist. Superb passing plays back to the point enabled defencemen Brent Stabler, Stabler, Justin Ross and Drew Sharp to each score goals from the point. The parents would like to thank coach Dan Ross, who provided the boys with the opportunity to try a different different position and try to score some goals. In the final, the Toros proved no one could stop them, winning 6-1 over St. Anne. Jason Emond was awarded a hat-trick, and Brent Foley, Stephen Nellcs, and Devon Potter were able to score one goal each. Two assists went to Jason Morrison, with one assist going going to Allan Baker, Brent Stabler, and Brooks Robinson. Stephen Nellcs, Andrew Rahme and Jason Emond each received a MVP award. Coach Dan Ross felt that all the players put forth a great team effort, with stalwart defensive play by all four defencemen and explosive attacks attacks by all three forward units. He continued to comment that both goalies, goalies, Ryan Hibbard and Andrew Rahme, Rahme, were outstanding. An aggressive Markham team was not able to intimidate Skylight Donut novices on Sunday, November 13, as the Toros beat them 6-2. It was a tough first period as the Toros could not get the puck past the Markham defence. Markham was the first to get on the scoreboard, but the Toros came back with a hard shot from the point by Justin Ross, making the game a 1-1 tic. Markham then scored another quick goal, taking a single goal lead. From this point on it was all Skylight Skylight novices who controlled the rest of the game, scoring four more goals and winning the game 6-2. Jason Morrison Morrison was able to pop two goals in thé net, with Bryan Mercer, Brent Foley and Jason Emond each scoring one. -, Two assists went to Devon Potter, while Stephen Nellcs and Allan Baker received one assist each. ' Newcastle Skaters Bring Back Trophies WITH Checkers Variety Gets Stiff Challenge Against Dykstra's BFSC Members Finish Eighth At the Eastern Ontario Sectionals in Oshawa on November 10, Crystal Sncider (left), and Tiffany Piney represented the Bowmanvillc Bowmanvillc Figure Skating Club. Both skaters finished eighth in flight in the Juvenile Ladies' division. Crystal also placed ninth at the Octobcr- fest '94 competition in Woodbridgc on October 15. Checkers Variety peewees met one of their biggest challenges facing off against Dykstra's Deli on Saturday, November 15. Checker's Variety got on the score- board first with a goal by John Scholl, assisted by Jamcy Curran. Checkers Adam Sarginson scored his team's second goal of the first, assisted by Steve Butterworth. In the second period, Checkers' Mark Beitlc scored, with assists by Dcrik Welch and Robbie Milford to give their team a three-goal lead. Dykstra's showed more life in the third period, boosted by an excellent goaltending display by Jason Kewell who made some great saves. . Dykstra's Brandon Klawitter ' scored his team's first goal with an excellent, excellent, solid effort. Checkers' Adam Smith made a surprising end-to-end rush to give his team a 4-1 lead. Not giving up, Dykstra's added one last goal by Chris Gauthier, assisted by Chris Welch. Checkers won 4-2, continuing a Results from Skylight Donut Bowling League Dennis Malloy 31, Sam Adams 25, Glen Smith 23, John Mueller 22, Sue Arcnds 16, Jeff Kryzanowski 15 Ladies' high single -- Yvonne Kryzanowski Kryzanowski 257 Men's high single - Dennis Malloy Malloy 289 Ladies' high triple -- Yvonne Kryzanowski Kryzanowski 558 Men's high triple - Dennis Malloy 662 This week, John Woolncr bowled a 228, and also won the 50/50 draw. He must have had horseshoes hiding somewhere this week! five-game winning streak. Rob Weir showed good goaltending, goaltending, backed up by impressive defence by Steve Butterworth., Phil Santos, Shawn Watson, and Adam Smith. All three forward lines have shown improvement; improvement; with everyone contributing. contributing. Keep up the good play, Checkers. .1. it" These three skaters attended the Cobourg Skate on behalf of the Newcastle Figure Skating Club. From left to right are: Heather Ge- boers (2nd Novice Competitive Short, 2nd Novice Competitive Long), Elizabeth Jamischak (7th), Karen Nuttall (7th). Lucky Winners Off to See World Wrestling Federation Card Strong Game Gives Aamco 7-0 Victory Over Newcastle On Tuesday, November 8, Aamco pccwccs met Newcastle in a fast- paced exhibition game, Joshua Cripps opened the scoring halfway through the first period, assisted assisted by Matthew Crawford and Ryan Burrows. Two minutes later, Joshua Johnston scored on a set-up from Darren Darren Kok. Aamco came out strong in the sec ond, with Jeff Lee making it 3-0 with assists going to Matthew Crawford and Darren Kok. With less titan a minute minute left in the second, David Corcoran found the mark on a perfect play set up by Darren Kok and Joshua Johnston. Johnston. Jeff Lee added one more before the period ended on a beautiful pass from Darren Kok. Aamco added two more to make PUBLIC SKATING GARNET B. RICKARD RECREATION COMPLEX Change of time Sunday, November 27,1994 from 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. No Public Skating on Sunday, December 4,1994 DARLINGTON SPORTS CENTRE No Public Skating on Saturday, December 3,1994 SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SKATE on Friday, December 23,1994 from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. MUNICIPALITY OP CS-Ind. 4071 Tarin cftcm ONTAIIIO © the score 7-0 by the halfway mark of the third period. David Corcoran scored his second, assisted by Joshua Johnston and Joshua Cripps, with Darren Darren Kok adding the last goal, unassisted. unassisted. Newcastle finally beat goalie Ryan Bruce with less than two minutes to play and ended the game 7-1. This game was truly a pleasure to watclt. The team is working so hard together and with a lot of help from Ryan Bruce in the net, it is showing a lot of potential and team spirit. Keep up the great work, guys. On Saturday, November 12, Aamco Aamco met Hooper's in a league game bright and early at Darlington Arena. Both teams came out flying, with a lot of end-to-end action. The first period ended with no seore. After one minute of play in the second, second, Matthew Crawford scored the first goal of the game on a set-up from Jeff Lee. In the third, Aamco put on pressure when Jeff Lee scored two goals 39 seconds apart, assisted by Joshua Cripps oil the first, and Tommy Jennings Jennings on the second. Hooper's scored with 6:08 left on the clock, and then turned up the heat when Aamco found themselves two men short with less titan three minutes remaining, Hooper's Hooper's fought hard hut couldn't capitalize capitalize on the advantage. The game ended 3-1 for Aamco. w y\ M 5 * Buy 2 ties ■ Get 1/4 Chicken & , Coffee Free from Haugen's Qihken (Whitby location only) liüpiiwiiap / \ / \ Nancy Rodgers and Chris Cappuccitti were the lucky winners in our wrestling ticket draw, with attracted attracted over 60 entries. Both arc shown above with the pair of tickets they won to sec the stars of the World Wrestling Federation this Sunday afternoon at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium. Thanks to all who entered, and came up with the correct answer of Lex Lugcr to our skill-testing question. En-Pro Splits The En-Pro minor bantam Toros finished the week of November 20 with one win and one loss. The boys played host to an exhibition exhibition match on Tuesday, November 15 against die Redwings from Oshawa's LNIIL. The Toros took a very convincing 3-0 lead in the first period with goals from Dan MacDonald, Bryan Iludgin and Criag Sabine. The Redwings played an excellent second period, scoring the only goal. But the third was all the Toros. Nathan Nathan Osborne managed to pop one in at the 1:04 mark, increasing the Toros lead to four. The game ended in a 4-2 win for the boys. The Toros played at home to Aurora Aurora on Saturday, November 19 in their second meeting of the season. 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