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mp" Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, March 16, 1993-- 33 +4 Sharks rally for 3-3 tie with the Hawks This week's second game in the play-off Round-Robin Format saw exciting action with fine plays, physical exchanges, amazing upsets, and super saves, despite the stormy weather conditions outside. All teams gave their best as each game affects the final championship game positions fox the 92-93 season. Game 1 saw "Tate" Adam's, Van World Sharks continue their "Shark Attack" as they came back to tie the "second place J & D Hawks" 3-3, For the second week in a row these Sharks seem to be proving that they "saved up" for the playoffs. as Members of the Port Perry Figure Skating Club competed In the Manvers Mini Blades competition, held march 6. Melissa Meeking (left), earned a bronze medal in the Novice B, Flight | Division. Lindsay Wilson (centre) brought home a Gold medal In the Novice B, Flight Il Division, and Ashley Faux (right) earned a Silver medal In the Leopards Division, Flight - NA 2% 2 Ak 7 222.5% 2 222% iio E ZEEE H Bill Van Camp led the Hawks with a goal and 1 assist. "Captain" Callery and Mike McQuade had the other Hawk tallies. Assists went to Patton, Cowie, Olsen and "Sponsor" Joe Curran. Dennis Lycett was on hand to cheer on the Hawks! Steve Groves had 2 goals for the Sharks with the tying marker from Wayne Fox. Beveridge had 2 assists and a sore nose! Singles went to Healey, Bonner, Campbell and "Tate" Adam. Both teams have 3 points to show for 2 weeks of action and are playing excellent hockey. Game 2 saw the Fitzgerald's Clippers grab their second win in as many weeks with a 4-1 victory over the Compton, Comets. Although both teams were short-staffed in this one, the game featured end-to-end action in real playoff style. Richie Lefort led the Clippers with a goal and 2 assists. Larry Jackson also had a big game with 3 assists. Stevenson, Geer, and Stephenson provided the other Clipper counters. Lee Wilbur had 1 assist. The lone reply for the Comets was a goal by Mark Jobb from Rick Hope and Glen Hudson. There was a report that "Sponsor" Ron Compton hurt his leg skiing and we wish him a speedy recovery. With the win the Clippers how top the playoff standings with 4 points and continue to get excellent goaltending from > ... at the League' top goaltender, Ken Harman. Game 3 saw both the Taylor Aces and the Crandell's Gamblers hit the ice each looking for their first playoff points. The final result was a 2-1 Taylor victory with only 12 seconds left on the clock! In typical playoff as action, the first period went scoreless with both Ray Gibson and John Moore sharp in the nets. The Gamblers struck first in the second period on a goal by Steve Churchill from Jeffrey and Fowler. The Aces replied just one minute later on a marker by Fred Moffatt from Ken Little. . Thys sét the stage for an exciting final period that featured aggressive hockey, numerous chances for both teams and even a penalty shot for the Aces. Just when the fans were about to consider the game a well-deserved tie for both teams, Larry Pilkey broke in to snatch the victory in the dying seconds on a goal from Ray Zaparanuik and Ken Little! Game 4 had the spectators still buzzing from the Ace victory as the "league leading" Pineridge Phantoms, took to the ice against the "tough luck" Harrison Blazers. But just as reported last week, these Blazers came to play with a full squad and pulled out the "upset of the day" as they handed the Phantoms a 4-3 loss! SSELSTINE COUNTRY YAMAHA The Power To Satisfy. Make an Early Deposit on a Yamaha before April 30th, 1993 and you will be guaranteed a machine and all the benefits including a 3 YEAR WARRANTY! Don't be left out in the cold without your Yamaha! Come and see Asselstine Yamaha Today! L =COUNTRY 3 DIVISION OF 669126 ONTARIO INC. 986-4437 DURHAM RD. 57 South of Blackstock It was the "amazing" Blazers who jumped out to an early three goal lead on tallies by Peter Lane, "legend" Sheehey, and "Doc" Thomson. Assists went to Flieler, Lane and Kotarba. However, the Phantoms came to life to show the League why they were first during the season. Third period counters saw Todd Wilbur with 2 and a single by Dave Milton. Assisting in this come-back were Doug Bronson, Doug Bache, Dave Bourgeois and "scoring champion" Bill Bridge. The final Phantom tally was scored with just 21 seconds left . and again the crowd was ready to concede a tie game to both teams. Well, you guessed it! The Blazers who had only a few wins this season, were not about to settle for the single point and with merely 4 seconds before the buzzer, Willy Edwards lifted the winner to the top shelf of the Phantom net assisted by Peter Lane and Gary Lance! Don't let the March winds keep you away from the SHL Playoff Action at the following times; 8:00 a.m. Compton Comets vs Taylor Aces 9:06 a.m. Van World Sharks vs Harrison Blazers 10:16 a.m. Pineridge Phantoms vs J&D Hawks 11:20 a.m. Crandell's Gamblers vs Fitzgerald's Clippers