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THE CANADIAN STATESMAN ♦ JANUARY 12,2005 ♦ PAGE 13 durhamregion.com ITW-PMC slips by Newcastle CLARINGTON -- ITW-PMC clipped Newcastle#! Newcastle#! by a 2-1 margin in Clarington Recreational Hockey League bantam play. ITW-PMC goals were scored by Shayne Jackson Oslïiuu • Whitby • Clarington and Mark Murczek. Jackson also contributed an assist, with an additional feeder going to Chris Hep- ditch. A solid performance by Derek Sallows gave ITW-PMC the decided edge. ■AJAX/PICKERING- This Week NEWS ADVERTISER JLlllO V VVXzlV YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER S1NŒ.1965 PRESENTS ,,, Ni-u-sP flP #*%&*#* . * /yv»„ . l, ki Submitted photo 23, lops in Aiax ^jAX -- The Clarington Play It Again Sports Novice A/E Toros won a tournament in Ajax during the Christmas break, going undefeated. In the round robin the Toros beat Richmond Hill 7.4, Pickering 5-1, and Markham 1-0. The trend continued in the semifinals against Ajax, àdvancing with a 3-0 victory. In a rematch with Richmond Hill, the Toros again posted a Shutout, this time 2-0. All of the team members worked hard, including Scott Hibbert, Hunter $lerritt, Mackenzie Schreurs, Austin Laniel, Braden Gray, Bradley Houghton, Garrett Hill, jjake Garneau, Nathan Verbeek, Matthew Cholod, Tomas Azzano, Nicholas Reed, Carter JKolarek, Ross Stenhouse, Jacob Caughell and goalies Robert Hanthorn and Cameron Zanus- |i. The coaching staff consists of Randy Lancaster, Ian Robinson, Paul Zanussi, Todd Merritt <dnd Marc Laniel. k • |!o-operators advance •to Silver Stick finals : e e a/,* tn S Mission KESWICK--The Clarington [Co-operators minor midget A Toros continued their outstanding outstanding season over the Christmas 'break by winning the Georgina 'Silver Stick Qualifier Tourna- jment, held in Keswick. The team, coached by Gerry iPearson; Gary Hope, Doug [Picket!, Steve Junkin and Ralph [Murphy, came into the tourna- [ment sporting an 18-0-1 record in league play and three tournament tournament wins. However, they [suffered' their first defeat of the year in the first game of the tournament, losing 3-2 to East Gwillimbury. Undaunted, the boys came back to beat Stouffville 5-1, while East Gwillimbury lost their next two games. ' That set up a showdown with the Sarnia Sting for first place in the division and the right to advance to the semifinals. The Toros won a squeaker by a 2-, 1 score over a very quick and disciplined Sarnia team. Toros' goaltender Scott Junkin stood tall in this game, giving his team a chance to win. The Toros then rolled over Belleville 4-0 in the semifinal semifinal game, with Chris Seiler recording the shutout. This was followed by a tournament clinching victory over the Burlington Burlington Eagles and a ticket to the International Finals on January 13-16 in Newmarket. The boys will face U.S. teams from Houston and Toledo in the round robin, and will also face some A A competition as .well. [Roy Nichols reaches sweet-16 CAREER FAIR & JOB EXPO The solution for your hiring problems. Find the right people for the job! Wednesday, January 26,2005 Holiday Inn, 1011 Bloor St, E., Oshawa Public Welcome 1:00 - 7:00 p.m. To Date: Career School of Hair Design Primerica Community Living Oshawa/Clarington Trios College Durham Contact Centre Mary Kay Blue Heron Money Mart Gooalife Tradeability BOOK YOUR SPACE TODAY By calling your Classified Representative This Week 905-576-9335 or Toronto 416-798-7259 ! TORONTO -- The Claring- [ton Roy Nichols Motors Minor Midget AAA Toros turned in a solid effort at the Toronto Marl- boros Holiday. Classic which fea- jured 60 of the top teams from [the United States and Ontario. ...... [ The Toros managed to win their division and qualify in the top 16 before suffering a tough 3-2 loss 'to the Mississauga Senators in [the playoffs. ■ [ During the round robin, the [Toros tied the eventual tourria- tnent winning Markham Island ers 5-5 while, defeating the Chicago Chicago Chill 3-1, St Catharines Sabres 3-1 and the Windsor Spitfires Spitfires 5-1. Leading the way for the Toros were Josh Bailey (7g,4a), Luke Pither (5g,4a), Dari McCarthy . (lg,5a), Robert Kay (2g,3a), Brandon Couto (2g,la), Brandon Castellan potted one goal while Denver Brown added seven assists, Allen Dillon three, Mark Wroblewski and Mike Bemey two and Carl Andrews one. Goalies Goalies Jory Fuller and Josh Connelly turned in excellent work between the pipes. t)r. 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