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'AAA 4 - Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday January 23, 2002 J* eludes IGA ■ On January'2, IGA squared off .with Newcastle, ending up • with another 3-3 tie. v : OronoJ goaltendirig was at its best, with Fudge and , Hisson making many great ■, ' save's. Dustin Ann strong got ; the first goal of the game with assists to Daniel Hodgson and .Brock McGill. Newcastle managed to tie it up and then, , late in the third, took a 3-1 lead as the Leafs 'fell asleep' . At 2:21 in the third, John • . Mitchell sparked the' Leafs ' back up with a nice goal, Assists went to Dustin Armstrong and Jamie Stevens. With 15 seconds left in the game, Daniel Hodgson tied the' game with an assist to Cam Delorme. * ' On January 12. Armstrong IGA battled Mr. Sub,' a Bowmanville team, to a 3-2 loss. All the goals were scored in the third period making this a really exciting game to watch, but behind the bench it was a little nerve- wracking. Both Leaf goalies were put to the test and did a great job. Midway through the third, Justin Westerink banged in a goal with an assist going to Daniel Hodgson. The Leafs' second goal was scored by Dustin Armstrong. That assist went to Cam Delorme. It was a pretty rough game with seven penalties, four of them to Orono. On January 19, the Leafs went head-to-head against Sunrise Cafe, taking their biggest loss this year. The Leafs have been within reach ' of winning every game this year, but often lose by one g,pal. However, a 5-1 loss is hard to take. Sunrise players were big, fast, hard-hitting and good shooters. Orono's Fudge and Hisson were pounded with shots throughout the game. Half-way through the third, with the Leafs down 4-0, Cam Delorme finally put the Leafs on the scoreboard. The assists went to Brock McGill and Kevin Bourke: The kids played a great game and worked hard. Bad luck and bad bounces were big factors in this loss, but, that's hockey Good Work, guys! Next game: Saturday, January 26th in Manvers at 1:00 p.m. j B Apple Blossoms eager for victory The Orono Apple Blossom Shop Atoms are skating hard but that first win is still eluding eluding them. Orono met Bowmanville on Jan. 13 and lost a close one, 3-1. Chris Lupel was the lone marksman assisted by Nickolas Hutchinson. Oil January 19, Jeff Mulder scored a hat-trick in a losing cause to Newcastle' #1. ■ Assists went to Brian Dillon, Katie Defmney and Francis Duquette. Allanna Tieknor and. Shawn Lowe provided" the team with some outstanding outstanding goaltending. Scott, Duquette, Matt Puddicombe, Alex Shkuratoff. Ryan Wood, Jon DeVries, Cory Konopka, Breanne Collier, Jesse Lambert and Brian Knapp were working hard. Playoff time for Allin's On Sunday night, Allin's Orchard Bantams faced a tough Fenelon Falls squad in Game One of a series. Orono looked slow after a layoff, but soon shook off the rust and dominated the game. Kevin Martin started in 'goal for the Leafs and looked sharp, making severaL jppd glove saves* Orono's Kyle Allin scored first on a pass from Mike Fuller. Fenelon tied the game in the second period, but Orono's boys fought back with two more goals to take a 3-1 lead. Those goals were scored by Doug Garlick, (assisted by Mark Spiers) and Chris Moffat (assisted by Steve Hicks). In the third, Orono took a 4- 1 lead as Hicks scored from Kevin Ladoucer. Moffat potted potted his second of the game from Hicks midway through the period to open up a 5-1 lead. Fenelon scored 30 seconds seconds later to make it 5-2. From here, Orono completely completely took over, scoring four more times before the, final buzzer! ' Steve Hicks added his second second from Mark Spiers at 5:51 and Chris Moffat completed his hat-trick 17 seconds later from Evan Moore. Hicks then completed his own hat-trick, also assisted by Moore and Steve Burt. Moffat would add his fourth goal of this tilt before the end from Hicks and J. C. Beecroft. The dynamic duo of Hicks and Moffat combined combined for seven goals and 10 points to ensure Orono a convincing convincing 9-2 victory. -SW Tire Problast peewee hockey hockey club played two tournaments tournaments recently. Over the Christmas break, Orono competed at the Checkers tournament. The - team had an amazing run, winning gold in the "D" division. division. Adam Wood hit a career high, scoring 15 points in the tournament! This was a strong team effort with great goal-; tending and a steady defense. Paul Brownell and Jason Hoyne shared the goaltending duties and were awesome. Game #1 : Orono Was a convincing convincing winner over Roy Nichols. Adam Wood scored four goals. Josh Dobson, Kenny Jackson and Andrew Kirkbride notched singles. Assists went to Picco, Smit, Cox, Jackson, and Wood (2). Game" #2: Orono was shutout shutout 1-0 by St. Andrew's. This was an exciting game! In Game #3, Orono shut-out St. Gert's, 7 : 0; Goals .went to Wood (4). Dobson (2) and Tyler Lawrence. Assists wênt • to Smit (3), Wood (2), Jackson (2).,' Dobson and Picco. In Game #4, for the gold medal, Orono faced Harmony Park. , Orono , emerged 4-0 winners. Wood notched four goals. Assists went to Kirkbride (2),' Dobson (2). Cox (2), and Justin Turner. 1 Congratulations, gold medal winners! On January 12, Orono went to Mahvers for an offer tournament tournament and finished "B" champio'ns. Brownell and Hoyne once again supplied some superb goaltending. • Orono I y st 6-3 to Sports Shop in Game #1 Wood scored twice and Kenny Jackson rounded out. the scoring. Andrew Kirkbride had two assists. Orono tied St. George 4-4 in Game #2. Lawrence, Picco, Dobson and Cox supplied supplied the goals. Tyler Skelton, , Wood and Anthony Amico picked up the assists. In the "B" Championship, Orono beat Mr Sub, 6-3. Dobson, Lawrence, Nick Fallis, and Cox scored singles and Wood notched a pair. Assists went to Wood, Cox, Cory Veloce and Fallis (2). A strong defense makes a good offense. Nice work team! In.league play, on January 13, Orono lost a squeaker to Hane s, 2-0. Adam Wood scored sixteen points at the Checkers Tournament PROBLAST of the week Ndrthcutt Elliott Home THOUGHTFULNESS, SERVICE & CONCERN A Family Owned Business, Offering: Traditional Funeral Services Pre-arranged & Prepaid Services - Cremation Arrangements Alternatives to Traditidnal Funerals - Out of Town Shipping CORY KUIPERS - PRESIDENT 53 Division Street 905-623-5668 Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 2Z8 OFF STREET PARKING prepare The Country Cafe Atpm Leafs ended the regular season season on a winning note with an 8-1 win over the Fenelon Falls Flyers, Orono opened the scoring in the first period on a goal by Josh McGill on a nice pass from Matt Dobson. Then, Orono's Rob Blaker put Orono up by two on a sharp ORONO oud"» MUSIC CENTRE | m 1 MAIN STREET, ORONO » R6 05 ert ** pfic© s f r Orono w Full Menu 1 TEL: 905-983'6118 v vv • • ' , -æ- • V «6 . ^ Main Street., Oroho, Ontario » 983-9009 Blazer, Field, MacDonell, Tyler Armstrong, Nancy Burt and Garrett Klompmaker. Fenelon Falls scored their first goal of the game midway through the third period. Orono answered back with two more goals by Klompmaker and Dobson. Final score: Orono 8, Fenelon Falls 1. , ' In preparation for playoffs, the Orono Country Cafe team Wm played an exhibition game against 1 an OCHL Minor Atom team, Orono came out on ttie winning side with a 3- 1 ( score. Both teams played well. Orono's goaltender, Brock Dunham, made some key saves to ensure tire win. Goals ' went to Garrett Klompmaker, Rob Blaker and Matt Dobsoft.. pass from Tyler Armstrong. With less than a rriinute to go in the period, Matt Field lit up the scoreboard on a three-way play from Tyler Johansen and Shelby MacDonell. The second period saw Ordnb continue to score on goals by Garret Klompmaker, Matt - Dobson and tommy Meester. Assists went to 'VSfiH, i