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4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, December 12, 1990 - - S'PO'ùARTS FIRST CAREER GOAL Kyle Moore, 7, son of Fric and Linda Moore scored his first career goal in is second career game on Orono Tykes tie and m - Saturday, Dec. 01, 1990. Kyle plays for the Orono Tykes and wears number 12. Congratulations Kyle! Orono Novice with busy schedule Orono's Novice Hockey Team maining continues its league and exhibition creditej games as folows: Nov. 9/90 Orono assistai hosted Omemee for a Icague game. Barndci The boys played hard but fell tu Ther Omemee's power with a score uf home a 6-2. Orono's goals were scored by waited Bobby Witheridge unassisted in the period first period. goals tj Nov. Il/90 found Orono trying Thet hard against a fast paced Millbrook a tourr team. The final tally favored Saturda Millbrook 5-0. downed The next road game was against gamec Bowmanville, with Oronro playing a Bowma good defensive game. Michael Gib- powert son's excellent goal tending; stupp- victorie ing 19 out of 20 shots, gave the pionshi team a 2-1 victory over Bowman- This Ia ville, mentc On Nov. 16/90 Oshawa Red Orono Wings gave Orono some excellent team g comrpetition for an exhibition game. and rel Orono's goals were aIl scored by Special Andrew Reid and spread evenly, our go une in each period. Oshawa waited allowed until the third periud to score thieir This ou only goal. acknom Orono's most exciting league present game of the seasun tu date, was tourna played Nov. 23/90 at home, against can bt Lindsay. Goal scuring was started The in the first period hy Orono's was pIa number 15 Kevin Francis, with Thet assistance from number 17 Greg beating Shetler and number 9 Greg Bester. and Bc Lindsay countered in the second a pair( period. The third period began to Gr with Andrew Reid scuring Beacuc unassited. 'The visiting Lindsay Cert team netted twu goals soon atter. citing Orono gave the game a thrilling Novice end, scuring with only 3 seconds re- workb Atoms split the week with 1 win, i loss November 23 Orono visited Grafton and played their # 3 team. The first period started quick with both teams having great chances to take the lead, but at 14:20 on a nice set up by B.J. Hackett, Devon Witheridge popped in Oronos first of the game. Orono added to their lead on a goal from BJ. Hackett, assisted by teamnmates Brett Maartense and Devon Witheridge, but before the period ended, Grafton put one up high on g. The last minute goal is cI to Andrew Reid and ts Bobby Witheridge and on Carua'na. next game, Orono played ai against Manvers. AIl scoring 1until the second and Ehird 1with the visitors netting 4 toOrono's 2. boys recently participated in rnament in Opps Arena on ay Dec. 1, 1990. Orono d Lindsay 6-0 for their first of the day. After lunch ianville also feIl to Orono's by a score of 2-1. These two es led Orono to the Cham- hip finals against Haliburton. ast game filled with excite- ended in overtime, leaving othe runners up. The whole gave their aIl for every game -presented Orono very well. Il mention bas to be made of Yoalie Michael Gibson, who d only 3 goals in 3 games. utstanding performance was )wledged by aIl as Mike was nted a trophy for goalie of the iment. Good work boys, you ýproud. elast game to report this time ayed on the road in Omemee. team proved themncelves, g Omemee 4-2. Andrew Reid obby Witheridge both scored rof goals. AssisEs a 're credited ireg Bester and Andrew cek. tainly we are enjoying an ex- Syear of hockey with our e team. Keep up the good boys. the Orono goaltender to narrow the lead. More td= half the second period went by with again both teams havîng many scoring opportunities , but it was Grafton who tied the gamne by sliding one past the Orono netminder. With less than 2 ,minutes to go in the period Brett. Maartense, who rushed to the Grafton net took a pass fromt Devon Witheridge and pumnped one past the Grafton goaltender to lose a close It was a tough weekend for the Orono Tykes as they took on Baker Park, a strong Oshawa team. In the first match on Friday night, our boys pulled off a 3-3 tie. In the re- match on Sunday night, it was another close battie, but Orono went down to defeat as Baker Park scored in the dying seconds of the gaine to win by a-3-2 score. On Friday night, Orono got off to a good start, jumping into a first period 3-0 lead. Jeff Thompson scored first assisted by Christopher Bouley and Lee Allin. Next it was Matthew Reid scoring for Orono assisted by Christopher Wilhelm and Curtis Robinson. Then it was Jeff Thompson'again beating the Baker Park goaltender, assisted by Glencoe Hogle and Michael Knapp. Near the end of the lst period Baker Park finally managed a goal past Orono goaltender Justin Standeven. Things got much tighter from here on as the teams got use to each other and the goalies warmed up. The second period provided only one goal, and that was by Baker Park. The third period again was a close one but Baker Park managed one more shot past Justin to even the score. It was a very evenly matcbed gaine, with both goalies putting on a fine performance. The re-match on Sunday night, was another great gamne. Again Orono started the scoring as Christopher Bouley beat the Baker Park goalie with the only first period goal, Assisting on the play were Matthew Caruana and Curtis Robinson. Ini the second period Baker Park took over as they'squeezed two goals past Orono's Glencov- Hogle. In the 3rd period Orono came back early to tie things up on a goal by Matthew Reid, assisted by Justin Standeven and Colin Curcatz. Both teams battled hard regain the lead. In the third period Orono looking for a win held off Grafton for almost half the period, but the home team, not giving up, tied the game and put three more past the Orono goaltender to win a 6-3 decision. 1Strong goaltending froirn Ryan Schoep, and a great effort by aIl the players made it an enjoyable game to watch. On November 28, Orono put on a great effort in winning 11-0 over the weaker Warkworth team. From start to finish Orono took command, controlling the flow of the game kpeping the Warkworth team off balance, limiting them to only 4 or 5 good scorîng chances, but Ryan Schoep, the Orono goaltender, came up big preserving the shutout. Scoring went as follows: Steven Foster, 3 goals, 1 assist; Greg Bull, 3, goals, 1 assist; Bobby Witheridge, 2 goals; B.J. Hackett, 1 goal, 4 assists; Brett Maartense, 1 goal, 3 assists; Grant Esler, 1 goal, 3 assists; Jamie Richter, 4 assists; Mike Morrison, 2 assists; Devon Witheridge, 1 assist. 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