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VAN & TRUCK ---- WORLD -- 10 TEAM: w L Pineridge Sports 14 8 Crandelis Riverboat 14 7 J.&D. Carpentry 13 8 Compton Cable T.V. 9 9 Fitzgerald's Weed Control 10 10 Taylor Fuels 9 Van & Truck World 7 13 Harrison Fuels 45 17 Pickering ) Broc imi "WWW W- S0L G.F JRE RES th of 401 58 104 75 120 4 NUnit 3 Scoring Leaders PLAYER: TEAM G. A B. Bridge Pineridge 2% 23 B. VanCamp J&D 28 16 D.Dickson Compton 15 25 K. Jettrey Crandells 15 19 G. Lance Harrison 15 19 R. Lefort Fitzgerald 20 R. Evans Crandell's 15 17 B. Beveridge V & T World 8 23 M. Jobb Compton 1" 19 R. Campbell V & T World 21 8 T. Wibur Pineridge 15 13 Leading Goaltenders PLAYER: GA. AVG. K. Harman TEAM, 2.50 T. Glazier Pineridge 255 D. MacSween J&D 269 D. Card Compton 2.86 NBS RERESEET Broomball League Team Standings TEAM: GP W L T GF GA Blackstock 2 14 3 3 4 25 B & R Swamp 19 14 5 1 48 20 Woody's 19 12 7 1 43 40 Mansma 2 9 7 4 62 63 Framers 2 6 12 2 33 4 Emmerson's 20 4 16 0 22 65 Top 10 Scorers NAME: TEAM: G A 1. Attwood R. Monsma 18 9 2. Lynde K. Monsma 12 12 3. Wotten T. Blackstock 12 1 4. Attwood N. Monsma 12 8 5. Pomeroy B. B & R Electric 10 7 6. Down M. Monsma 5 9 7. Young K. Woody's 6 7 8. Redman R. Blackstock 0 13 9. Taylor D. Ba RElectric 6 6 10.LownD. B& RElectric 5 7 PTS PWM 31 236 29 184 25 165 2 367 14 185 8 14 PTS. PIM. 25 6 24 61 23 10 20 4 17 8 14 62 13 2 13 10 12 8 12 10 Goaltender's Averages TEAM: NAME: GP. GA. SO. AVE Blackstock R. McLean 20 18 9 090 B&R Swamp J. Moore/K. Tremblay 19 18 7 095 Woody's R. LeesA). Gregg 19 31 5 163 Mansma S. Blythe/G. Archibaid 20 35 4 1.75 Framers J. Raaphorsti). Mason 20 43 2 215 Emmerson's L. Reurakas 20 64 1 320 Central Junior C Top 10 Scorers NAME: TEAM: GP. G A PM PTS S. Trumbull Little Britain 40 47 71 68 18 C.Hodgins Uxbridge 38 42 75 38 117 S.Amstrong Bowmanville 37 63 42 64 105 J. Budden Little Britain 38 43 45 40 88 A Medhurst Lakefield 37 37 50 S50 87 J. Underwood Uxbridge 40 33 48 143 81 S. Todd Port Perry 37 29 40 79 69 S. Evers Little Britain 2 2 «4 8 66 N. Dennis Bowmanville 3 26 35 161 61 J. Vemon Port Perry 38 31 30 60 61 First place bragging rights on line in SHL With only one week remaining in league play, the stage is set for the first place battle between the Pineridge Phantoms and Crandell's Gamblers. This 8:00 a.m. head- to-head match next Sunday is bound to draw a crowd of early-morning spectators. Game 1 this week saw a tight battle between the Taylor Aces and the Compton Comets. Although missing a number of "key" Aces, the Taylor gang pulled off a b6-4 victory. Dwayne Bronson and Ken little with 2 goals each and Bart Wagar with a single provided the Ace goals. Wagar and Moffatt had a pair of assists each with singles to Bronson, Little, Warner and Robertson. Replying for the Comets were Glen Hudson with 2 and singles to Mark Jobb and Rick Hope. Bruce Smith had 2 assists prior to leaving on a "league vacation". Single helpers went to Jobb, Compton, Oxley, Dickson and Peters. Game 2 proved to be a "Gambler's delight" as they trounced the Harrison Blazers 9-1. "Doc" Thomson spoiled Gambler goaltender Ray Gibson's bid for a shutout with a third period goal from Suppelsa and Lane. Other then that, it was all Gamblers. Milligan with a hat trick, Fowler with 2 and singles to Forder, Churchill, Jeffrey and Evans put the Gamblers in the first place game next week. Churchill with 4 assists, Samis 8, Dale Bronson, Jeffrey and Fowler 2, Milligan, Forder, and Fowler having singles each, kept the scorer busy. Game 3 had the crowd buzzing as the Gamblers netted the J&D Hawks to defeat the first place Pineridge Phantoms. The players must have gotten the message as they put on a fine display of end-to-end hockey with excellent saves by both Troy Champion", Bill Bridge, has the lead. Game 4 saw a friendly rivalry between the Fitzgerald Clippers and the Van World Sharks and with a 3-0 bite out of the Sharks by the Clipper squad. This apparently seals a certain Chinese feast between the team sponsors. Ken Harman in his bid for the top goaltending honour, played well to earn the shut out. Clipper goals came from Glazier and Doug MacS At the final buzzer it was Hawks 2, Phantoms 1. "Captain" Callery from Patton and Olsen, and then Tom Patton from Bill VanCamp and Mike Driscoll recorded the Hawk tallies. The single reply from the Phantoms was Bill Bridge from Dave Bourgeois and Milton. Top scorers, Bill Bridge and Bill VanCamp kept each other in check throughout the game. Next week will also see the league scoring title decided between these two fine players. present "Annual Petites After a silver medal last week in Guelph, the Community Nursing Home Petites opened their playoff round in Ajax. From the opening free pass the ring went into the Ajax end. Melissa Hooker checked an opponent sending the ring out to Miranda Burgess who went to the net and Port had 72 Hr. SERVICE on SPECIAL ORDERS. We'N find It for you! 110 Water St., Port Perry 985-0804 Located in the Waterpark Condos Across from the Ball Diamonds Uniroyal ® & Br *Goodrich Goodyear ® Dunlop SSEEBESEE 288383888 g 8 Larry Jack Richie Lefort and Kevin Reid. Assists were credited to Carl Fitztgerald, Lee Wilbur, Larry Jackson, Ken Smart, Kelly Lee and Bill "Rock" Owen. Next week's final games to determine playoff positions are at the folppwing times; 8:00 a.m. Pineridge Phantoms Vs. Crandell's Gamblers 9:06 a.m. - Taylor Aces Vs. Fitzgerald's Clippers 10:16 a.m. - Van World Sharks Vs. Compton Comets 11:20 a.m. - J&D Hawks Vs. Harrison Blazers up 1-0 an early lead. On the next shift Lauren Christie kept the ring in the Ajax end and set up Julia Leamen who put the C.N.H. girls ahead 2-0. Jennifer Hammond, getting a respite from her goaltending duties, opened a two goal margin with an unassisted effort. Ajax kept coming and the period ended in a 3-3 draw. Using the free pass to their advantage Ajax took the lead in the first minute of the second period. Halfway through the period a hard working Jennifer Imrie moved the ring across in front where Leanne Holt slammed a hard wrist shot into the back of the net to even the score at four. From the ensuing free pass Melissa Hooker stole the ring, ed it up to Julia who sent fn to a wide open Jennifer nond and Port was in the # lead again 17 seconds after it was tied. Port got some breathing room when the ring came out of a crunch to Lisa Lafort, who with quick thinking, found Leanne Holt breaking into the Ajax end for her second goal of the game. Two late penalties against Port, a second Ajax timeout and their goalie on the bench made the finish a nail-biter. Despite the 6-3 player advantage, the Community Nursing Home Petites skated 7 Hopkins St VAN HEMMEN TIRES & SALES Whitby Fala 666- off with a 1-0 playoff record after some solid defensive work kept Ajax off the score sheet. Sound goaltending was contributed by Alicia Burgess while Cathy Cooper was steadfast in her defense. Next weekend Port hosts the Whitby 2 team as the playoffs continue after a mid-week rescheduled "game in Mariposa.