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it was an all Port Perry final on Saturday at the annual Scugog Invitational Basketball tournament for grade 6 boys. Cawker P.S. and Cornish P.S. met for the first time ever in the finals and Cawker prevailed by a fairly comfortable margin, keeping the school's undefeated streak alive this season. In top photo the Cawker team front from left coach Rob Murray, Grant Hooker, Sean Jetfrey, Rob Taylor, Doug Tobin and coach Janice Ferguson. Back from left Ross Gower, Scott Brownson, Matt Breen, Matt McGarry, Chris Skerratt and Chris Monsma. The runner up Cornish team In photo below front from left Matt MacMaster, Scott Beeth, Jamie McQuaid, Joe Drebit, Dave Justynski, coach Dan Volman. Back from left Adam Douglas, Colin Webster, Adam Youmans, lan Garnett, Braden Tarbotton and Alex Dickson. Cawker defeated Ormiston, Beau Valley and Pringle Creek, while Cornish knocked off Beaverton, Thomton and Glen Street to make the final game. Pee Wee B 'Doors' easy winners over Fergus 6-1 The Pee Wee B Overhead Doors controlled the first period and took a 1-0 lead on David Gainey's goal assisted by Nick Pelyk and Blayne Kinnunen. The game was being played in Fergus but Port Perry was dominating the play. The second period started quickly when Brad Johnston scored from Scott Harper for a 2- 0 lead. One minute later, David Gainey scored assisted by Blayne Kinnunen and Nick Pelyk. David Gainey to Port Perry Captain set up Nick Pelyk for a 4-0 lead. At 7:08 Justin Sheehey scored on a backhander from Travis Pickard and Alex Wordley. At 6:54 Scott Sanderson scored assisted by Brad Johnston to make the score 6-0 for Port Perry. David Gainey completed his hattrick at 5:35 with Blayne Kinnunen and Jeff Neal getting the helpers. Fergus scored at 4:20 to close the gap to 6-1. Deryk Campbell found the mark at 6:22 when Brad Johnston fed a nice pass to him in front. With 0:33 left in the game Travis Pickard scored assisted by Justin "Cat" Sheehey and Ryan Moynes. Nice game guys. Playing in goal for Port Perry was Corey Branton and Mike MacLennan. The Scugog Overhead Doors PeeWee "B" hockey club played host to the Fergus Flyers. The first period was fast with lots of action and both goalies were tested early. The first period was scoreless. Port scored first at 14:25 when Travis Pickard and Alex Wordley set up Justin Sheehey for a 1-0 lead. At 13:38 Scott Sanderson scored from Brad Johnston and Ryan Moynes. At 8:03 Blayne Kinnunen scored assisted by David Gainey. Port had a 3-0 lead after two periods. Fergus opened the scoring early in the third period at 13:53 to close the gap to 3-1. Port Perry made a goaltender change replacing Corey Branton who had played steady in goal for Port with Michael MacLennan. At 12:36 Port scored again when Brad and Deryk assisted on Scott's goal. At 7:52 Brad scored from Scott and Deryk to give Port a 5-1 lead. David Gainey closed off the scoring at 7:31 when he scored assisted by Nick. Port outshot Fergus 35-27. Aaron Chambers and Chris Jones had'a good night on the Port Perry blueline and Deryk and Brad led the attack for Port Perry. Eagles bounce MoJacks 9-4 » in feisty match at Bowmanville The series isn't over yet, far from it. The Bowmanville Eagles came swarming back on home ice Sunday night with a 9-4 victory over the Port Perry MoJacks, and the best of seven Central Junior C championship series stands at two games to one in favour of the MoJacks. Eagle sniper Curtis Hodgins was a one-man wrecking crew in Sunday's games as he fired four straight goals and helped set up another to give his team a commanding 5-1 lead after 20 minutes. Kevin MacDonald got the lone marker in the first for the MoJacks on the power play with help from Clair Cornish and Shannon Todd Eagles didn't let up in the middle frame and scored a couple of quick ones to take a 7- 1 lead and put the contest out of reach, Emotions were running high in this game and just before the mid-point in the second tempers exploded in a wild melee at the players benches that held up the game 20 minutes as referee Gus Bambridge sorted out a hast of fighting and game misconduct players. The brawl appeared to have been touched off when MoJack scoring ace Shannon Todd got hauled into the Bowmanville bench. As players rushed to his rescue, at least three scraps were underway on the ice and there was a lot of pushing and shoving on both benches. At one point MoJack assistant coaches Chic Carnegie and lan Cooper were in the thick of the melee with Cooper putting a headlock on Eagle back-up goalie Drew Campbell. At one point, even the rink attendants were in the middle of things trying to restore order. Cooper and Eagle head coach Mark Watson got the heave by Bambridge as did Laird, Todd, Ross, Moase, and Gavin Cochrane for the MoJacks. For the Eagles, Armstrong, Warriner, Pollard, Campbell, Pate, Flintoff and Hodgins got an early trip to the showers. When play finally resumed, Eagles popped two more to run the score to 9-1 before the MoJacks finally showed signs of a pulse as Jason Cochrane netted a pair. The final goal of the game came in the third when Nathan Brown ted found their was past Rick Hutchinson in the MoJack net. On one goal Hutchinson made the stop, lost the puck in his skates, then knocked it across the line. It was one of those es. = On Saturday night in front of a near sell-out crowd at the Scugog Arena, MoJacks took a two games to none lead in the series with a 4-3 victory over the Eagles. Bill Mercer got a pair with singles to Keith Leslie and Cornish. Eagle marksmen were Gary Adams with two and Dave Stockton with the single. Hutchinson was superb in this one, making numerous tough stops especially late'in the game when Eagles worked hard to get the tying goal. They had a great chance with just seconds on the clock, breaking in three on the goalie but the puck rolled harmlessly by Hutchinson into the corner. Unlike Sunday's penalty filled contest, the players stuck to hockey with just eight minors to the Eagles and nine to the MoJacks. SLAPSHOTS: Head coach Brad Menzies summed up Sunday night's game in a few words. "We just got cat-worked tonight and because they (Eagles) worked harder they got the breaks," a reference to a couple of early goals that came off deflections. Menzies said the MoJacks will have to work much harder when the series resumes this Wednesday night in Port Perry at 8:00 PM. Game five is back in Bowmanville Thursday night at 7:30 PM. Game six is Saturday in Port Perry at 7:45 and the seventh if needed is Sunday in Bowmanville at 7:30. Menzies said he's not sure who will get the nod in goal for Wednesday night's game. Shawn Larocque took over from Hutchinson in the second period, allowing one goal and coming up were late arriving for the game after their vehicle slid into the ditch on the way to the arena. Napanee and Ernestown are playing in the championship series in the Eastern Junior C League. The winner will meet the "survivor" from the Port a Kevin MacDonald shot from the point that went through the pads of Eagle goalie Barry Crawford. Eagles got a couple of early breaks on deflected shots that Scugog to park in the no parking zones. The by-law enforcement officer ticketed 16 vehicles at a recent game. che a Ss CAAA a