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Scugog Citizen Under 13 Girls Soccer team which v went all the way to the league finals before losing out to Ajax. Coach Sandy Bokovay sald the season was most successful and the girls enjoyed this fast moving sport. In front from left Sarah Smith, Angela Guenther, Joanna Benshop, Nicole Vandergaast, Nicole Burgeols, Colleen Barfoot, Lauren Bradbury and Kate Belrness. Back from left Erin Hoekstra, Sarah. White, Ashley Murphy, Courtney Palleske, Jody May, Jennifer Hammond, Sarah Beirness, Cheryl-Anne Goreskl. 'Hutch' sharp in net as MoJacks shut out Ice in season opener Throughout the training camp, officials with the Port Perry MoJacks said the team's fortunes this season will rise or fall on defensive hockey and solid goaltending. The MoJacks got both those ingredients in their home opener Sunday night at the Scugog Arena as they white- washed Georgina Ice 3-0. Rick Hutchinson turned aside 25 shots in the MoJack cage to get the shut-out. And he had lots of help in front of him as well, with the MoJacks doing a good job of keeping the Ice attackers off balance. Rookie Mike Pigeau got the lone MoJack goal late in the opening period on the power play as he was set up by veteran Todd Dennis. After a scoreless second frame in which Ice netminder Brian Hoult made several impressive stops, MoJacks netted two in the final five minutes of .the game to cement the.victory. Todd Stirling made it 2-0 at the 15 minute mark with an assist from veteran Keith Leslie, and three minutes later, Ian Titterton found the range with help from Dennis who picked up his second point of the evening. ~This was a chippy game in Colin Dodd represented Mother Jackson's for the ceremonial first face-off Sunday night at the Scugog Arena as the Port Perry MoJacks started another Junior C Hockey season. Captains Gavin Cochrane (right) and Keith Genide of the visiting Georgina ice did the honours at centre (Ce. places with ref Dwayne Phillips called 17 minors against the Ice and 18 against the MoJacks along with a misconduct to rookie Chad Kearns. As this was the home opener the team had Jay King on hand to sing O Canada, and this talented young man did a superb job. Colin Dodd dropped the ceremonial first puck at centre ice on behalf of team sponsor Mother Jackson's Open Kitchens of Port Perry. Mr. Dodd is an employee at Mother Jackson's, the company that has sponsored Junior C hockey in Port Perry since it started more than 20 years ago. . SLAPSHOTS: Modacks unveiled their new uniforms for the first time on Sunday night. The home white sweaters are trimmed mostly in black with yellows highlighting. The away sweaters are mostly black. Next outing for the MoJacks in this young Junior C season will be this coming Friday night when they hit the road to Lakefield for an encounter with the Chiefs. And on Sunday night (Oct. 9) they are back on home ice at the Scugog Arena to meet arch-rival Uxbridge Bruins for a 7:00 PM face off. This should be a good hockey game as the Bruins are being touted as one of the to beat in the Central League this season. The Scugog Citizen under 13 girls had a successful season placing 4th in their league. " During the finals, the team won all the games until the final cup game, which they played the Ajax Liberty Mutual team. The girls played a strong first half scoring on the Ajax team. The goal was placed in the net by Ashley Murphy (right forward) and was assisted by Sarah Smith (center half). Cheryl-Anne Goreski played goal in the first half with a shut out. During the second half the wind had a powerful grip on the ball. We maintained 1-0 until the last 5 minutes of the game 'with the Ajax team scored. The game ended 1-1 and we went into two 10 minute overtime halves. Nicole Vandergaast played goal through the second half and all of the overtime, keeping many balls out of the net. The defenders who made a wonderful trio all season, (Jennifer Hammond, Sarah White, and Sarah Beirness) worked hard throughout the game without a break Sarah Smith, Courtney Palleske, Nicole Bourgeois and for Citizen girls soccer team Colleen Barfoot put an excellent effort in the mid-field. Meanwhile, everyone-else had a chance to play forward. Jody May, Kate Beirness, Lauren Bradbury, Angela Guenther, Ashley Murphy, Joanna Benshop, Erin Hoekstra, Cheryl- Anne Goreski and Nicole Vandergaast all played extremely well on the forward line. No goals were scored until the final minute of the last half of overtime. The Ajax team" scored the winninggoal. The a Citizen girls were the runner's-ip in the final cup game. All the girls played exceptionally well. Good work Girls. We had a fun year and would like to thank Rob Smith for all his help in coaching to give the girls confidence in their play and skills improvement. We also thank all the dedicated parents for their support throughout the season. The girls give thanks to the Scugog Citizen newspaper for sponsoring the team and contributing to the end of the year party. See you all next year. Pamela Armstrong, 9, had a busy summer In figure skating competitions. in July at the Kawartha Invitational Summer Skate she placed 1st In Preliminary Ladles'B'. In August, at the Central Ontario Section Summer Skate she was 3rd in Preliminary Ladies and on September 24, at Autumn Skate in Ottawa she was 1st In Special Ladies 'B.' Pamela started skating at age 2, and ls & member of the Port Perry Figure Siang Cun. LS -