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wp 24--Scugog Citizen Tuesday , November 3, 1992 After losing 8-1 to Pickerin opening game of the season it was time to regroup and change our tactics. The team this year is made up of eight second year tweens, two first year tweens and two first year players. Diane Vanderligt playing only her second game in goal continues to improve. The time spent at practice Every time Laurentian Bank and Whitby Auto Wreckers meet, it has been an end to end close fought battle. Whitby did end up on the winning end of this one 6 to 4. The Whitby marksmen were Beau Jolicoeur assisted by Nick Ostafchuk, Ryan Fraser assisted by Jamie Page, Nick Ostafchuk unassisted and Jon Sanders assisted by Ryan Fraser, Cam Vernest assisted by Russ Brown and Jon , Russ Brown scored the skating and passing paid off as eight players were involved in Sand the scoring. Cindy Verschuuren, Jennifer Pashley and Jennifer Elliot with two each and a single by Pam Hiltz. Assists were credited to Amanda Wakeford, Lee-Anne Wakeford, Alechia ell and Jill Topham. Our two new players, Emma Russell and Loura continue to improve and will®be a welcome addition. Our team members are Diane Vanderligt, Lee-Anne Wakeford, Amanda Wakeford, Loura Domik, « Emma Russell, Cindy Verschuuren, Jennifer Pashley, Pam Hiltz, Jennifer Elliot, Jenny Brown, Jill Topham, and Allechia Cracknell. The coaching staff are Dan Lally, Janice Pashley, Linda Elliot and Wendy Lally. A special thank you to Doug and Marge Dempsey, Terry and Nancy Coyne of Pine Ridge Sports for sponsoring our team this year. IT'S THE 2130) BUYERS' MARKET IN ALMOST =e 4-7. EH TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT! Call Your Port Pe Comecton Foday. final goal unassisted. 'The laurentian marksmen were Deryk Campbell scoring & hat trick assisted twice by Shawn Fletcher and once Graham Strickert and Jon Rogacski, and the other goal scored by Gord Kilner assisted by Tyler Lucas and Andrew Kenny. Outstanding defensive plays were turned in by Matt Caldwell of Laurentian and both goalies, Whitby goalie Eric Bird was a last minute substitute. Scugog Lumber and The Lions also played October 31, in a hard fought 4- 4 tie. Tim Wray, Jordan McKay, Joel Phoenix and Chris Medford scored for Scugog. Matthew Vaughan, Robbie Taylor and Sean Williams played strong defensively. Lion's scorers were Ian Garnott, Ken Ollis and Matt Cracknell. goalie Mike Wadworth played well as did Darren Royal. Central Ontario Wolves Not only have the Central Ontario Wolves "AAA" Major Bantams taken the last 7 games, they have also only allowed 7 goals in the last 7, including 2 shut-outs. At the base of this record are Steve Thomas and Willy . VanDenOetelaar, the goaltenders that have been playing top-notch shutting down every competitor. Their record started on the road in their second league game of the season. They played York Simcoe Express in Newmarket on October 3, demolishing the, 4-0. VanDenOetelaar earned the shut-out The Oshawa Ski Club Annual Craig & Debra-Ann Taylor SALES REPRESENTATIVES 1-416-988-4427 1-416-428-1332 5 24 hr. pager BUYING or SELLING ... You're #1 With Us! REMBX scugog realty limited SKI SWAP SAT., NOVEMBER 7th At Ontario Motor Sales 140 Bond St. W., Oshawa SALE from 1:00 to 5:00 PM Bring In your items to sell from 9 to 11 AM. No Retailers Allowed. "and Chris Duggan wrapped up two I goals, while Jason Jackman, and Dave Watt netted one apiece. Jason Jackman, James Fagan, and Jay Marquis assisted. * Whitby was next to be conquered by a score of 3-1. Luke Akey from Matt Morris combined for two goals with Morris and James Fagan helping out Jason Jackman for the third, The Wolves ate the Petes alive when they played Peterborough on October 14, and won 5-2. Goals came James Fagan played an outstanding game with two goals and an assist, while Jason Jackman scored the other pair. Dave Watt and Peter Schoep helped set up the plays. With the exception of their only loss to the Central Ontario Wolves have been tearing up every ice surface from newmarket to Peterborough. They have a well rounded team with excellent goaltending. If you would like to see some high-calibre, fast-paced" hockey you can catch the Wolves at ii on N ber 14 at 9:00 from Chris Duggan, Jay M Matt Morris, Dave Watt, and Martin Fairfield. Assisting were Jason Jackman, Martin Fairfield, Peter Schoep, Aaron Finn, Brad Lewis, and Jamie Ryan. Three days later on home ice in the Darlington Sports Centre the Wolves repeated a 5-2'score when they sent the Quinte Devils home defeated. Brad lewis netted two goals withe the help from Adam Musson, Luke Akey, and Jay Marquis. Jay Marquis also netted the first goal with help from Peter Schoep. Dave Watt scored the second, assisted by James Fagan. Then R.J. Lee scored unassisted between Lewis's double action to wrap up the game. Peterborough attempted to get revenge on the Wolves on October 18, but were denied! The final score was 4-1 with Brad Lewis, Jay Marquis, James Fagan, and Aaron Finn rounding out the scoring. Assists were made by Jason Jackman, Dave Watt, Andrew Ferguson, and Matt Morris. Steve Thomas earned his shut-out October 24 at Darlington, vs Kingston; the only team to previously beat the Wolves in league action. The Wolves played tight defence and Dave Watt, Chris Duggan, and James Fagan raked in the goals with Fagan also assisting along with Jason Jackman, and Adam Musson. Finally, on October 26, vs. Oshawa at the Donevan Sports Complex, the Wolves dominated winning 4-1. ATTENTION SNOWMOBILERS & INTERESTED SNOWMOBILERS On Novernber 14th & 15th the Port Perry Snowmobile Club will hold its First Snowmobile & Winter Clothing Sale. Everyone is welcome to their old or their not so old sleds down to the club house and sell them. The club p.m. vs. Kingston and in Newcastle Arena on November 18 vs. Oshawa, at 8:00 p.m. Matt Morris of Port Perry would like to thank Ralph Fairman of Coldwell-Banker FSP Country Lane Realty and John Lucyk of Lucyk Renovations Ltd. for their of the sponsorship of the Central Ontario Wolves. Guardian Drugs Guardian Drugs Tween "A's" travelled to Pickering to play their second game of the season. Pickering was on the score board in the first three minutes. But Port Guardian Drugs came back within seconds to even the match. Scoring for Port was Shona Moase assisted 'by Dana Hooker. The ring went end to .end with many scoring opportunities for both teams. Again Pickering took the lead, but Port came back seconds later to tie it at 2-2, When Shona passed up to Dana, Dana's shot was a pass meant for Shona but it slid by her and the ring dribbled right through the goalies legs. In the second period Natasha Burgess fought the ring out of the corner getting her first goal for the Tween "A's"! Pickering came back to tie the game once more. With :34 seconds left in the game Cara Vander Slagt fed a nice pass to Shona with the scoring touch giving Port Guardian Drugs the win 4-3. Katie Senyk helped by making many good saves to keep us there. Good defence was played by Bonni-Jo Norton, Jana Senyk, and Brook Shanley. There were many good passes by Jennie Hammond, Laura Hooker, and Heather Treadway. Bantam #1 The Country Style Donuts - Bantam #1 team travelled to Whitby last Monday evening to meet this team for the second time this season. Port hit the ice with a positive attitude and winning on their minds. Ian McCready found the corner following a nice pass from Jeremy Geer at 7:19 of the first period. Only a few minutes later, Jason Logan slipped one by the Whitby goalie with the assist going to Ian Shrigley. The second period belonged to Whitby as Port remained scoreless "and Whitby came back to tie the game. Port took the lead again in the third period when Ian Shrigley, assisted by Jay King beat the Whitby goalie for goal # 3. Things looked good for Port until Whitby scored at 1:33 of the third and the game ended in a 3-3 tie. Everyone put forth a good effort in this game and that's what counts. Good work between the pipes Brian. On Wednesday evening the Bantam #1 team travelled to Port Hope. This reporter was not in attendance but according to several eye witness reports from the game our boys seemed confused at this one. They were in fact on the ice but «. enough said. The Country Style Donut Boys hit home ice again on Monday November 2 at 7:30 p.m. to face Peterborough. This should be a good one. Hockey Coaching . . . id Off-ice Conditioning Are your players in shape? Developing high levels of fitness through off-ice conditioning improves players' overall performance. Players are less prone to 'injury and use their sills more effectively when committed to office training Before advising Players on' fitness training, you must have a p under ding of all Learn by attending a coaching clinic in your area or by contacting a focal health professional. The key fitness components for hockey are endurance, strength, power and the ABCs (agility, balance, co-ordination). Training programs must be designed specifically for the age of your players: * for 9 to 12-year olds, emphasize fun, group activities which develop the ABCs, like relay races and games that involve rapid direction changes. Strength must be developed by working against resistance for a period of time, using partner resistance or light weights (ones they can lift 25 times in succession). * for 13 to 16-year olds, you must emp both cardi ll and muscular endurance. with activities like continuous running or cycling, and interval training using hockey muscles. You can develop h with low resi and high repetitions using free weights and partner resistance. id for 17 to 20-year olds, continue to stress endurance and power hasi 'strength training by loading muscles with enti that players can lift only 10 times. Every training session must begin with warm-up and flexibility ises, and end with cool-down exercises. Make sure players ~. people, hing. ... dealers (and they might bring along soma. new toys). trail permits and answering questions about the sport ~~ food and drinks How can you get in on this great event? By picking up your phone and calling James at (705) 786-2421 or Fete ot (416) 985.9058 and fating us know you wil be bringing your sied and clothing down to the club house. WHERE : Port Perry Snowmobile Club WHEN : Saturday, Nov. 14th from 10 AM to 4 PM Sunday, Nov. 15th from 10 AM to 3 PM Space Is Limited, so don't let drink plenty of water before, during and after training sessions. 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