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k;r,>v k 4 - Orono Weekly limes, Wednesday, February 20, 2002 ^ Bantams take first two games Orono Juveniles face elimination in quarter-finals As of Sunday, Allin's Orchard Bantams were one win away from reaching the All-Ontario Semi-Finals. They are scheduled to play game #3 on Monday night (past this newspaper's deadline) deadline) in Markdale. On Friday night, the Orono team travelled to Markdale for game #1. The boys stepped on the ice and showed no signs of rust, scoring first at 10:53 of the first period,. It was Bougie Garlick who scored from Steve Burt. Markdale tied it up before the end of the first and the two . teams were deadlocked heading heading to period number two. Orono "s Steve Hicks; scored the lone goal in the second period, assisted by Steve Burt and Chris Moffat. . Orono dominated the third, scoring twice. Kyle All in rifled home the first one, unassisted and Burt completed completed a fine night with a goal assisted by Mark Spiers and Steve Flicks. Ian Crashley shut the door on the opposition opposition as Orono took Game #1 by a score of 4-1, Mark Spiers had a penalty shot in this game but was unable to.put it by the goaltender. ■ On Sunday night, the boys were back in town and opened up a two-game lead in the Midgets over Newcastle The Orono Midget Leafs began their series with the Newcastle Stars on Sunday, February 10 in Newcastle. The Leafs had been unable to beat the Stars all year but playoffs playoffs are a new season and the Leafs came out bumping, grinding grinding and going to the net. Orono's Peter Heerschop opened the scoring at 11:22 in the second period as he scored from Barnes and Garisto. The second period was a great one for Orono as they ran the score to 3 - 0 with markers at 4:39, Tanner Millson from Rowe and at 2:49, Garisto from Barnes & Heerschop. Goalie Jeff Slemon gave a stellar performance as he saw and, stopped every Newcastle shot. The series continues on Friday night at 8:45. Congratulations to Grampa Robinson who topped the night _ off by winning a "large" 50 - 50 pot. Twin loss for Minor Tykes Henderson Tree Farm Tykes gave Bowmanville #4 all they could handle until the final minutes of the game. With a final score of 9-5, goal-scoring for Orono came from Dylan Dennis with a , natural hat trick, and Matt Verkyul and Christopher Haas netting one each. Assisting was Jennifer Mercer and Warren Ball, each with two helpers. Were you born in 1987...? Are you on above average player,..? ... Then maybe you are interested in trying out for the Darlington Under 15 Rep Soccer program. We play competitive socder from Cobourg to Toronto with one game per week and one or two practices. If interested, register at your house lea'gue first, then call me for more details, and you can try to earn your spot on the team! Call Herman Zwart: 905-623-8831, SOCCER. CLUB INC For any other age groups call Vince Bonazza (Boys) at 623-0692 or lain Alexander (Girlsfat 623-1430. series. Orono got on the board first as Kyle Allin scored from Adrian Vasseur and Chris Moffat. This game was a close one as both teams had many chances. Kevin Martin played well in goal for Orono making several key saves. Orono went up 2-0 late in the second when Dougie Garlick scored from Greg Dunham and Vasseur. Markdale tried to crawl back into the game in the third, but Orono once again came out strong and scored three more times while shutting out their opponents. The first goal was scored by Steve Hicks with assists going to Kyle Cox and Dougie Garlick. Brian Pisani scored the second from Kyle Allin and Kevin Ladoucer, The final goal of the game was scored by Ladoucer from Steve Burt. Kevin Martin played strong between the pipes to record the shut-out. Orono hopes to close out the series with a win in Markdale on Monday. If they are unable to do so, Game #4 will be played Friday Feb. 22 at 8:45pm in Orono. -SW Orono's hard-working goal- tender , was Shannon Thompson who kept the game exciting. Next, Orono went on the road to play one $f the area's top standing teams: Bowmanville #2. The hard-, fought battle ended with a 3-1 loss for Orono. The unassisted unassisted goal was scored by' Matt Verkyul. Ian Third played spectacular in net. The Dufferin Aggregate sponsored Orono Juveniles opened their playoff series against Ennismore last Tuesday night in Orono. Whether Orono was suffering the effects of its past series against Lakefield, or just had a slow start, Ennismore was able to score two in the first and one in the second to take a 3 to 0 lead before Phil Fracz scored with assists going to Jamie Parry and Otto Akeson. Orono came out playing better in the third and were rewarded with a goal by Ryan Flomes with an assist going to Bob Witheridge, With just oyer three minutes left in the game, Ennismore was awarded awarded a penalty shot, but Orono's goalie Dusty Stapleton was able to stone the shooter to keep Orono within one. Never giving up, the Juvies kept pressing, and it looked like Jamie Party had tied the game with just over a minute remaining, but the referee mled that the .net had been pushed off before the puck entered the net. With just seeopds remaining, remaining, and the Qrono goalie on the bench for an extra attacker, attacker, , a clearing • attempt by Ennismore saw the puck banked off the- boards and trickled into the Orono net for a 4-2 Ennismore win. . Friday's , game ■ was in Ennispiore. Ryan Homes (from Otto Akeson) put Orono out in front on a power play goal early in the first only to have Ennismore tie it in the second. Then, team captain Tyler Knight led a rush that resulted in Orono's second goaf Assisting on Tyler's . goal was Bob Witheridge and Phil Fracz. Midway through the third period, Tyler and Ricky Howe sent Otto in alone and Otto made no mistake about what to do with the puck. Final score was 3 to 1 in Orono's favour. Sunday night saw Orono and Ennismore face off for game three in Orono. Ryan Homes again scored Orono's first goal on a power play with assists going to Jeremy Czechowski and Bob Witheridge. Then, early in the second, Bob assisted on Jeremy's goal, a second power play goal, to put Orono up 2 to 0. But before the second second period was over, Ennismore had tied the game and the momentum had shifted. shifted. The third period saw Ennismore score twice more to win the game 4-2 and take a 2 to 1 lead in the series. Game 4 goes Friday night in Ennismore at 8:00 pm.. Orono must win or tie to bring the series back home on Sunday aftemotih at 4:30. OMHA quarter-final playoff schedule If necessary, the following OMHA hockey playoffs will run into games 4, 5 and 6. Orono Novicë vs. Bobcavgeon Game 3: Wed., Feb. 20, 7:00 pm at Bobcaygeon Game 4: Thurs., Feb. 21, 7:30 pm at Orono Game 5: Sun., Feb. 24, 1:30 pm at Bobcaygeon Game 6: Tues., Feb. 26, 7:00 pm at Orono Orono Midget vs. Newcastle Game 3: Wed., Feb. 20, 8:00 pm at Newcastle Game 4: Fri., Feb. 22, 7:00 pm at Oror o • Game 5: Sun., Feb.'24, 3:30 pm at Newcastle Game 6: Mon., Feb. 25, 7:00 pm at Orono . ' Orono Juvenile vs. Ennismore Game 4: Fri., Feb. 22, 8:00 pm at Ennismore Game 5: Sun., Feb. 24, 4130 pm at Orono " Game 6: Tues., Feb. 26, 9:00 pm at Ennismore Helping to make dreams come true... 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