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ww 24-- Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, March 23, 1993 =z Well oiled Raiders have Junior C Eagles reeling The Napanee Raiders have grabbed a 2-0 lead in games over the Bowmanville Eagles in the all-Ontario best of seven Junior C quarter final series The well-oiled, smooth skating Raiders took game one in this series Saturday night on home ice by a 6-4 margin and Sunday night in Bowmanville pinned a 6-3 loss on the Eagles. Led by the slick line of Shawn Wansborough, Sean Moore and Chad Parslow, the Raiders got a big jump on the Eagles in Sunday's game, opening a 4-0 lead by the end of the second period. Eagles finally found the scoring touch early in the third period with three quick goals to make it 4-3. But that was as close as they got as the Raiders pulled themselves together to preserve the victory. The Bowmanville scoring came in the first minute of the third as captain Shane Armstrong potted his 17th in post-season play, followed by Dave Stockton with a short- handed effort and Trevor Clapperton Raiders enjoyed a 1-0 lead after 20 minutes on a goal by Parslow. Then linemate Moore converted a nifty two on one break to beat Drew Campbell cleanly early in the second. Wansborough showed why he is a force every time on the ice as tallied twice in the second to give his team the commanding 4-0 lead Eagles looked like they were going to get right back in this one in the third petiod as they made it 4-3 by the mid-point, but Even Robinson poked one past Campbell with less than four minutes to play and then Parslow found the range on the power play with a perfect shot under the cross bar. In Saturday's series opener in Napanee Wansborough netted a pair for the Raiders with singles to Jason Hogle, Mike Longo Evan Robinson and Parslow. For the Eagles who trailed at one time 5-2, goals came from Clapperton, Todd Cannings, Armstrong and Stockton The Raiders went through the regular season with just one loss and one tie. They lost the playoff opener to Picton and it's easy to see why they have such an impressive record. The team is solid in every department. Sunday's game was not a rough and rugged affair, but Raider captain Dean Hoskin levelled Marv Robillard with an open ice check that sent The Community Spirit in Port Perry BACARDI Amber Rum plans to support the Scugog Fire Department Water Rescue Equipment Fund. A cash donation will be made for every bottle* of BACARDI Amber Rum purchased between February 3,1993 and March 29, 1993. This is our way of saying, BACARDI Amber Rum is proud to be a part of your community. BACARDI AMBER RUM THE SMOOTH ONE *50¢/37S mL, $1.00/750 mL. $1.25/1.14 L and $1.50/1.75 L for purchases through the Pont Perry liquor store ADUAND THE BAT DOVE AKE REGISTRY J TRADEMARKS OF BACARDE & COMPANY LIMITLD ~ the burly Eagle to the dressing room for repairs. Heading into this series, the Eagles had been on a playoff role in the Central Junior C Loop, knocking off Port Perry and Little Britain in four games straight. But they will have their work cut out for them to get back into the series against the powerful Raiders from Napanee Game three in this best of seven affair is in Napanee on Saturday night and the teams are back in Bowmanville on Sunday for game four at 7:30 PM. Kevin Pearce was named Final Game MVP as Swamp Auto Body won the Bantam HL Tournament during March break, with a 4-3 victory over East Gwlllimbury. Carl Luke presented Kevin with his award. quar wie wa 0 ~ 4, [1] A 3a The Swamp Auto Body team was the winner in the Bantam HL Tournament defeating East Gwillimbury 4-3. Goal scorers: Justin Wootten, Jason Budgell, Kevin Pearce and Robert Gracle. Front from left: Jeremy Stevens, Kevin Pearce, Jeremy Bouchard, Kyle McClymont, Jason Budgell, Robert Gracle and Matt Baker. In the back: coach Nick Stevens, Jeff Whitfield Kristen Wootten, Justin Wootten, Matt Otis, coach Peter Wootten, and John Sax. Frank R.E. stays alive A "gutsy performance" is the only way to describe Saturday's come from behind 4-3 victory by Frank Real Estate over Emmerson Insurance in the Bantam Houseleague Playoffs. Trailing 2-0 almost halfway through the second period, and playing with only nine players, the team got a much needed goal from Steward to narrow the gap at 2-1. Emmerson had ATTENTI gone ahead 2-0 earlier on goals by Daren Kinnunen and Jeff Clarke. The Bruce goal however seemed to ignite the Frank team as they tied the score at 8:59 on a shot from Ian McClean, then went ahead on Randy Palach's breakaway goal. Before themend of the period, Emmerson came back to tie the game on a goal by Dwayne Vanderligt. Anyone who missed BASEBALL ISTRATION may do so until APRIL 10th, 1993 at Pineridge Sports or by contacting Frank Fielding 985-7216. Late fee applies after April 15th. Scugog Baseball Association The third period saw good action at both ends with goal- tenders John Babcock and lan Johnson making great saves Frank finally notched the winner with 1:43 remaining in the game as Kent Johnson went in to score. Emmerson pulled goalie Babcock in favor of an extra attacker but to no avail as Frank hung on for the 4-3 victory. Other point getters in this game were John McCourt with two assists while Mark Dunn and Steward Bruce picked up singles for Frank. Daren Kinnunen and Jason Vader added single assists for Emmerson. § WEIR CIR TIE GRAND OPENING of the WINDOW