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durtiamregion.com THE CANADIAN STATESMAN ♦ DECEMBER 29,2004 ♦ PAGE 13 Newcastle novices win Silver Stick If you know an interesting local athlete who could be profiled in This Week, e-mail the sports department c/o Brad Kelly at bkelly @dur- hamregion.com, or call 905-579-4400. Canadian Statesman Team allows just three goals in four games en route to tourney title POSTS SHUTOUT IN FINAL WASAGA BEACH -- The Newcastle Newcastle Stars novice hockey team took a'trip north to Wasaga Beach for the annual Silver Stick tournament, posting posting a shutout in the championship game. Newcastle was placed in a very tough pool, having to play teams which had been undefeated to date. Their first game was against Ayr, and the Stars played solid in a 5-2 win. Their second game was going to be the toughest to date as they played Beeton. Once again, the Stars were solid, playing positions well as goal- tender Marc Ouellet posted the shutout shutout in the 4-0 game. Lakefield was next in a meaningless Get the PICTURE! Our photo library library is packed with great photos just waiting to be ;framed and mounted. If you see a photo in the Metroland 1 Community Newspapers of Durham Region Region that you wish to purchase, you can order a re-print ora digital image by calling (905) 579-4400 Canabian statesman We're looking for a few good people game, as the Stars were already guaranteed guaranteed a spot in the final. The game went down to the wire, with Lakefield scoring the winner with just 14 seconds seconds left in a 2-1 decision. After a one hour break, the final game was played against the undefeated undefeated home team Wasaga Stars. It was all Newcastle as Ouellet earned another shutout in a 5-0 victory. All the players contributed to the successful tournament. MVP of the tournament was Ryan Taylor along with fellow teammates Joshua Turner, Ben Choiniere, Jacob Vanhaverbeke, Hayden McCool, Thomas McHardy, John Wood, Connor Sikma, Dylan. Owen, Adam Young, Brent Sikma and Ouellet. "We are very proud of how the kids played during this tournament. They gave it their all in every game. We couldn't have asked for them to play any better," said coach Jeff Vanhaverbeke. Vanhaverbeke. "We will be ready for Michigan, and the team will play their best and have fun," he said, adding, "Winning in Michigan will be a dream come true for all of the team, and that is the goal." m Mm §fey|f §|§| ppp î[\ Submitted photo The Newcastle Stars novice team recently captured the Silver Stick tournament tournament in Wasaga Beach recently, shutting out the host team in the final. Newcastle won all four of its matches. Orr Promotions picks up a pair of wins NEWCASTLE -- The Newcastle Newcastle Team Orr Promotions atom Stars recently took four out of a possible; four points with two hard-fought wins in Victoria-Durham league action. In a physical game against the visiting Millbrook Stars, Eric'. Hutchins had a strong game offensively offensively with two very sweet goals,; while defenceman Patrick McLean; played a solid game at both ends of the rink. Their efforts resulted in a 4- 2 Stars victory. In Omemee, Newcastle's Billy 1 Marshall and Paul Sheppard each' bagged three points while goalie Kane Bedore was unbeatable for a 5- 0 win. Other point-getters included. Alex Hutchins (1g,2a), Connor Williams Williams (2a), Joe Ellegett (1 g,1 a), Jake Choiniere(fg), Holden Duquette (1a), Brock Ackerman (1a), Mar-, shall (1a), and E. Hutchins (1a). Team Orr has shown, discipline! reôently in staying out of the penalty box and the results have shown on the scoreboard. 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