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Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, April 6, 1993 -- 25 = Belles win 'Silver at Provincials During the Provincials held in Nepean, the Ivory Forest Belles dug in their blades to skate their way through eight gruelling games of ringette. In the first game of the Provincial A Championships, Port Perry got off to a promising start. Taking advantage of some superbly executed passing plays, a variety of well placed shots and solid goaltending by Tracy Pelow, Port skated to a 7-6 win over Caledonia. During the following skirmish with London, Port seemed to be plagued with problems, including a head injury to Val Payne, who was taken to the hospital and later released. Port staged a come-back in the second period and rattled the mesh with five goals. However, in spite of their valiant effort Port ended the game trailing by 2. In the third game Port suffered through another frustrating game against the host team of Nepean. Port sagged through a temporary slump as they struggled through the two periods. Tracy Pelow and Jen Savage shared the goaltending duties as the Ivory Forest Belles slugged to a 7-6 defeat. In the following game, Port picked up the pace to storm the unsuspecting Sudbury team, Tracy Pelow played a superb game patrolling the crease, stopping 21 of the Sudbury's 25 shots. A rousing display of team co- operation by the forward lines and dazzling defence, led by an energized Michelle Fitzpatrick, resulted in a 6-4 Port Perry win. Facing off against West Ferris, we once again experienced trouble controlling the ring. Tracy and Jen Savage "shared the net minding duties as they stood up to a bargage of shots from a rolling tide of North Bay offence. As Kate Ellis was taken from the ice in an ambulance the game was callede with 12 minutes remaining. The score stood 11- 4 in Wet Ferris' favour. Next, Gloucester faced off against a rejuvenated, high spina ar Perry team. In the defensive end, Kim Poppletan, Michelle Fitzpatrick and Leea Kinnuneh put in fine performances, as well as Tracy Pelow who defended the net admirably. With 3 minutes remaining the score read 5-5. Karen Kett .Amy Parlidment, Val Payne and Terri Klyne took their positions on the ice and tore up the ice to blast in Port's sixth goal. Port maintained ring control for the remainder of the game to insure their win. This Lions enjoyed Atom HL season Congratulations to the Port Perry Lions of the Atom House League on a great season of hockey. Players and parents extend a big thank you to coach Ted Howarth and assistant coaches Greg Haslem and El Garnett for their hard work and sacrifice with the team The Port Lions played entertaining hockey this year and were led by their goalie Mike Wadgworth. The players developed their hockey and skating skills and learned team play Congratulations to these Lions players: Jeremy Hall, Ashleigh Murphy, Daniel .Minion, Jason Howarth, Darren Royal, Matthew Cracknell, Tom McCarthur, lan Garnett, Ryan Haslem, = y, ." Atl HK 0- [ITC Z-TVE ST TRS TEL Sed ROSES ei Bele) T H E Floral & Gift Shop 200 MARY ST, PORT PERRY (across fom LCBO) \__ 985-9360 / Ken Ellis, Ian Bonsar, Brent Simpson, Brian Harris, Ryan Kehoe and Shawn Martin. Many thanks to the coaches who treated the team to a bowling party after their final game on Saturday April 3 We are looking forward to team members meeting again at the year end banquet on May 29. PORT PERRY MINI GOLF DRIVING RANGE Opening c{ele]D FRIDAY For Season! ' HOURS 9:00 AM 10 9:00 PM Seven Days a Week! 985-1751 concentrated team effort, and some complicated mathematics, enabled Port to advance to the medal round and be assured of a gold medal. Sunday morning Port took to the ice convinced they could win. They stunned the London team and thrilled the fans with their finesse and ability to score: Port's grit and determination earned them a berth in the gold medal round. Going for gold, Port once again faced West Ferris. The first period saw the score see- saw back and forth with West Ferris leading 4-3 at the end of the period. During the second period, West Ferris seemed to pull away to win by a 10-6 acore. After a set of eight well played games, against the best in Ontario, the Ivory Forest Belles were awarded the silver medal. All team members are to be congratulated. The statistics from all eight games are as follows: Kim Poppleton - 7 goals, 2 assists totaling 9 points; Val Payne - 9 goals, 4 assists totaling 13 points; Leea Kinnunen - 8 assists totaling 8 points; Jen Smith - 4 goals, 8 assists totaling 12 points; Michelle Fitzpatrick - 1 goal, 4 assists totaling 6 points; Tanya Towns - 7 assists totaling 7 points; Terri Klyne - 8 goals, 8 assists totaling 16 points; Amy Parliament - 13 goals, 5 assists totaling 18 points; Karen Kett - 6 goals, 15 assists totaling 20 points; Melanie Demmer - 1 assist totaling 1 point; Kathyrn Ellis - 2 assists totaling 2 points; Tracy Pelow - 1 assist totaling 1 point. (Special thanks to Jen Savage, Terri Klyne and Kate Ellis who helped fill in for injured players. Also, special mention to Bruce Poppleton, who kept the team organized throughout the year; Sharon Marlowe and Don Kett, who worked hard behind the bench; and"to Megan Marlowe who had to cheer her team on from the bench. Megan's expertise through the year helped the girls get to the Provincials and her pep talks during Provincials were appreciated. All team members should be proud of their efforts during the 1992-93 season. In the Novice House League Champlonship, Haugens Chicken BBQ defeated Re/Max 4-1. Front from left: John Elliott, Mike Whalen, Shane Fischer, Daryl Knight, Mike MacNeal and Mike Sytsma. In the back: Richard Jirka, Trevor Robins, Paul Pickering, Cameron MacDonald, Dylan Harper, Wes Langmald and Zach Fis. Coaches are Doug Harper and Ken Pickering. Trevor Robins, and Dylan Harper had 2 goals each for the winners. port parry printing ig 201 NORTH STREET 985-9755 Pr