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The Stoufl'ville minor peewee AE Clip- pers dug themselves into a deep hole in their best-of-seven Ontario Minor Hockey Association final series against Oakville after losing the first two games last weekend. The Stoufl’ville peewee Clippers evened their bestof-five or first-toâ€"sixâ€"point Ontar- io Minor Hockey Association A final series against Oakville at one game apiece after skating off with a 3-1 win,at the Stouffville Arena last Saturday. Defenceman Matt Carrick scored two goals for the Clippers, including the even- tual game-winning marker on a shot from the point and one into. an empty net to ice the victory. Bobby Lamirande delivered the Clippers’ first goal and earned an assist. Cam Nowikow handled netminding duties for the Clippers and played a solid game to help preserve the victory. ' While to see his club atone for their series-opening setback last week, Clip- pers’ head coach Joe Lombardo felt the dif- ference in the second game was in the play- ers’ ability to focus on the task at hand. “We came out ready'to play. I told our guys that we couldn’t afford to lose and go down 2-0 in the series," he said. The series is scheduled to resume Friday in Oakville at 7 pm. , The fourth game will return to Stouffville Sunday at 5:10 p.m. MlnorpeeweeAEsdowntwo Peewee Clippers tie up Oakville in OMHA final fiwfifvzme» C’lim-rclilgs Welwm® 31.7w SUNDAY, MARCH 22NDL2009 FRIDAY MARCH 20TH M2 Welcome to THUR_S.. MARCH 19TH, 2009 ST. AMES I P SBYTERIAN CHURCH “The Belicvm” 3 to 4:00 2,m Yogth fix“qu 12 tQ 3:90 gm. Teen Biblg §tudy 9:00 a.m. Rev. Kathryn Strachan, Minister 6432 Main St. Stouflville Phone - 905-640-3151 email: stiamesstouflvifleabcllnetca Prayer ‘A Friendly Family Cburcb’ Hm Sing 9:45 a.m. Service gf Worshig Mag 2 7:30 gm, 1000 a m. Tritan Thdmpsoh scored the lone goal for Stouffville. collected assists. In the series opener last Friday at the Stouflville Arena, Oakville drer first blood with a 3-0 victory. mm the series returning to Oakville Sun- day, the host club prevailed 3-1 to take a commanding two games to nothing lead. The series is scheduled to resume Friday in Stouflville at 7 p.m. Novice A's eliminated In York-Slmooes The Stouffville novice A Clippers saw their season come to an end after they were eliminated by Nobleking in their bestâ€"of-five or first-to-six-point York-Simcoe semifinal series with a 4-1 loss in the fourth game at Stoufiville Saturday. William Keith scored the lone goal for the Clippers. Tyler Davis collected an assist Nobleking won the first game of the series 3-1 March 9 before the Clippers got even in the second game with a 3-2 victory just two days later. Nobleking, however, got back in the driverfs seat with a 5-2 win last Friday. Tunewell and James Merksamer S PORTS Sunday March 22nd, 2009 10 am Pastor Earl McNutt 'Ihcsday 7 pm Youth Gr. 6 to 12 Wednesday 7 pm Kidz Club Ages 4 to Grade 5 Everyone Welcome! Sunday, March 22, 2009 Stouffville Pentecostal Church The Pears Chorale Christian Musk: Church - 7:00 PM Parkview Village 12184 mummy Dan West, former Stoufiville Spirit head coach, recently directed the Uxbridge Bruâ€" ins junior C's to the Central Ontario Junior Hockey league title after they swept the Lakefield Chiefs in their best-of-seven final. West, who directed the Spirit to the Pro- vincial Junior A Hockey league final in 2006 and was head coach of the Bowmanville Eagles before being relieved of his duties ear- lier this season, took over behind the bench of the Bruins this year after ex-Spirit assistant coach Craig Donovan quit. Ex-Splrlt coach leads Bruins to title The Bruins are scheduled to face the Empire league champion Amherstview Jets in the Ontario playdowns with dates yet to be determined as of press time. Stars shlne In Leaside The Stoufiville Markham peewee B Stars girls’ hockey club skated off with the title from last weekend's Leaside March Madness Tournament last weekend in Toronto after downing the host Leaside Wildcats 2-0 in the championship final. The Stars finished the round robin portion of the tournament in first place with a perfect 3-0 record after defeating Brampton 1-0, Leaside 4-1 and West Northumberland 5-1. For more on the Bruins log on to: www. uxbridgebruins.com The team, coached by Bill Barber, Mike Lang and Andy Douse, consisted of: Valerie Politis-Barber, Nora Lang, Mary Craig, Ryann Senior Pastor: Youth 8: Family, Student Ministries: Children's Ministries Counselling Services Celebration Service Pastor Bob Flemming 11:11 am Sunday School for All Ages March 22““, 2009 9:45 a.m. §springvale www.5pringvale.org quomo IAIVN. MW.“ Auto couwmrv 905-887-5651 Bob Flemming Jay Sandiford Alex Street Sharon Ruxsell Karla Kamcmmn Rd ll Leahy, Raquel McGee, Melissa Nowikow, Katie McKie, Emma Bullock, Kama (Jill, lilyse Douse, Ellen Brown, Vanessa Kezwer, Mandy Keenan, Kasey Keane, Julia Hembrufi‘ and goaltenders Robyn McFee and Renee mm. Knox vles for CIS gold this week Liz Knox, a Stoul‘fville resident and goal- keeper for the Wilfrid Laurier University Golden Hawks women's hockey team, will be aiming for gold when the Canadian Inter- university Sport women’s hockey champion- ships begin today in Antigonish, NS. The third-year student backstopped the Golden Hawks to their sixth consecutive Ontario title that was capped off with a 3-2 win over the University of Guelph in the third and deciding game Sunday. That enabled the Golden Hawks to earn the second seed in the C18 champion- ships. The Stouffville District Secondary School graduate and member of the under-22 Canaâ€" dian women’s national team was also named to the first-team OUA all-star team. This past season, Knox recorded a 22â€" record between the pipes and sported goals against average of 0.93. The Golden Hawks will open tournament play against sixthâ€"seeded University of Otta- wa today at 5 pm. Eastern time. The CIS championships conclude with the gold medal game Sunday at 9 pm. East- em. The game will broadcast on The Score (channel 44 in Stouffville) on tape delay. Sunday March 22, 20091 SUNDAY MARCH 22nd. 2009 Everyone Welcome! 10:30 am WORSHIP SERVICE Children‘s Worship and Child Care Provided. 9:00 am - Junior Youth Breakfast Everyone Welcome! Building Spiritv! 0 Building Lives! Come join us for 6:30 pm Minister of Worship: Rev Nancy Waterman We: Website: www.stouffvilleuc.ca STOUFFVILLE UNITED CHURCH 34 Church St. H. 905-640-1163 3rd Thorn How Can I Forgive Others? 13660 Ninth Line N. (905) 642-4414 Rev. Peter Pallant Morning Scrvicc 9:30 am Sundav School BLOOMINGTON GOSPEL CHURCH 1 1:00 am a)”