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TIZ IN SPO! wp Scugog Citizen -- Wednesday, August 9, 1995 -- 31 4 T'S) All the action from the Scugog | Soccer Fields UNDER 6 Jackman Co-Ordinators vs Canterbury Commoners Great goaltending by David Brouwer and Kyle Newbold resulted in a shutout for Jagkman. ian McIntosh and Jason Rankin played well while Alyssia Boomhour scored two goals to secure the win for Jackman. The final score was 2- 0. UNDER 7 Smitty's vs Classic Aluminum Classic defeated Smitty's with a score of 7-2 last week. Scoring for Classic were Michael Cooke with 1, Shayne Taylor with 4, and Troy Wagg With 2. Brent Henry and Roman Vannetten each scored one for Smitty's. UNDER 9 Village Decor vs Nuts About Chocolate The shorthanded team of Nuts About Chocolate played extremely well but lost by a score of 3-2. Michael Jehu scored the hat trick for Village Decor, and Matthew Miller and David Stewart each scored once for Nuts About Chocolate. Adam . The longest day of golf was held on August 3, at Crestwood Golf Club. Kelth Mcisaac, Frank Birchall and Doug Henderson played a total of 95 holes, some In the rain in order to ralse money for the Canadian Cancet Soclety. Keith sald they met their goal of 95 holes In 1995, a final total has not been determined, but they thank everyone who contributed to this worthy cause and donations may still be made In the Presnop at Crestwood Golf Course. These Crestwood members should be congratulated for their excellent efforts and the donation of their time and talents. Nice showing by Pony Club riders Durham Pony Club travelled to Barrie August 7 to participate in the Central Ontario Regional finals for the Prince Philip Games. The games are mounted relay races that demand speed and agility on the part of both rider and pony. The "A" team of Lisa Alloway, _ Carly Hare, Tennille Matthews, Beth Murray and Andrea Smith finished up the season in third place over all. The "B" team members of Adam and John Hancock, Theresa Rutherford and Nicholas Stevenson ended their year in fifth place. "C" level riders Kori George, Katie Murray, Katie Stevenson and Ashley vanderLoo filling in for Amanda Rutherford, capped a great season by winning first over all. The Masters team made up by Jaime Alloway, Martina Hare, Daina Codin (filling in for Trisha McCourt who was recently injured in a car accident) and Keith Reid filling in for sister Lisa who is away competing at International P.P.G. in Kentucky, completed a fine year by Gnishing in first place over all for the season. On August 6, several members of D.P.C. also participated in the Dressage show held at Hoskins Stable in Blackstock. In Beginner 2, Katie Murray was fifth. In Beginner 3, Beth Murray was third. In the O.P.C. Walk/Trot Katie Murray placed third. In Basic 1D, Daina Codlin was first, Beth Murray was second and Tennille Matthews placed sixth. In the Novice Kur, which is a dressage test set to music, Andrea Smith was fourth and Laura Timms was fifth. In further Pony Club activities, at a recent show jumping and C.N.E. qualifier, in the Intermediate Division, Rodney Cudmore was Champion, Matthew Roy was reserve and Trevor Morrison won a sixth place ribbon. Hale played well on- defence for Nuts About Chocolate. Dairy Delight vs Raglan Welding Raglan showed their best effort of the season when they played Dairy Delight. Marie Gedge scored once, Adam Farnley added two, and Davin Michel put in three. Fine goaltending from Dairy Delight's Tim Gibson in the first half. The final score was 6-0. Port Perry Metals vs Raglan Welding Joshiah Atkins made his debut in net with some key saves in the first half and Peter Dutka played strong forward and had some good scoring chances for Raglan but Andrew Pegg and Matthew Robinson each scored a pair of PP Metals to defeat Raglan 4-0. The dynamic defending duo of Bryan Howarth and Jillian Vaughan helped Hayden Fish with his shut out. Katie Munden showcased her terrific moves for PP Metals. VanCamp & Kellar vs Bank of Montreal The Bankers tried extremely hard but they were defeated 3-2. Goals went to Jonathon Hamelinck and Steven Etherington for the Bank of Montreal ard Justin Jimmo, Mark Melas, and Scott Partington scored for VanCamp & Kellar. Great defensive efforts from Ashley Radcliffe and Elizabeth Reinhardt for the Bankers and Lindsay Volpe, Stewart Medford and Fiona Barrass all played well 'for VanCamp & Kellar. Roger's Automotive vs Scugog Rentals Russell Tracey's hat trick helped Scugog Rentals to beat Roger's Automotive by a score of -1. Britini Smith scored the other 2 goals for Scugog Rentals. - Sherri Currie and Jordanne Bursey played strong games on ° the wings while Adam Thompson and Kyle Jones did a great job sharing the goaltending duties. Alexandra Moffatt had a great game and scored the lone goal for Roger's. William Dallas had some terrific kicks and Cindy Howard played well on defence for Roger's. Antrim House vs Port Perry Craft & Gift Show It was a close game but PP Craft & Gift Show came away with a 2-1 win. Matt Charron and Chris Charron scored for PP Craft & Gift Show and Chris Boomhour scored for Antrim House. Bronwyn Renison kept Craft & Gift Show in the game with some great saves in goal, the second half. Manvers vs Burketon Matt Morrison and Adam Phillipe each scored twice to give Burketon the 4-2 win. Casey Sibley scored the two goals for Manvers. M&M vs Willowtree The final score of this well played game was 1-1. Jordan Beelby and Megan Smith shared the goaltending duties while Josh Sobil and Evan Powell played well on defense for Willowtree. Alex McKay scored the goal for Willowtree and Justin Shinn scored for M&M. Darlene Colton Photography vs Burketon Burketon was ald to beat Darlene Colton with a score of 7- 2 last week. The scorers for Burketon were Laura Pottier (2), Adam Phillipe (2), Greg Vanderleyden (1), Danny Morrison (1), and Matt Jefferies (1). Billy Britt.and Ken Britt scored for Darlene Colton. Nature's Bounty vs Burketon Matt Morrison (1), Greg Vanleyden (2), Adam Phillipe (1), and Phil Cudahey (1) all scored to beat Nature' 's Bounty 54 UNDER 13 Waterfront Cafe vs Uxbridge 4 Waterfront Cafe lost a hard fought game against the unbeaten Uxbridge 4 team but great defence by, Matthew Robertson, Matt Smart and Josh Kirk kept the score low. Mark Duncan, Derek [Fishley and Chris Gloster all helped Ryan Kelly score Waterfronts' only goal. The final score was 5-1. GRUMB | WLLBILL IES { Adam Davidson, Brian Bickmore and Matt Rolfe had excellent performances at recent open try-out camps held by the Toronto Blue Jay organization. See story below. Ball players hope for invite to SkyDome Three young baseball players from the Scugog area are hoping to get an invitation to the SkyDome next month. No, they won't be sitting in the seats watching the Blue Jays, they'll be on the field showing their stuff to scouts and instructors in the Blue Jay organization. The three, catcher Brian Bickmore, first baseman Matt Rolfe and outfielder Adam Davidson have been at Blue Jay "open try-out" camps in Newmarket and Port Hope recently. Their chance to get an invitation to the SkyDome depends on how much they impressed at the open camps where they competed against other young (ages 15-19) players from all over southern Ontario. Brian and Matt are members of the Cartwright Express of the Nestleton Hardball League, while Adam plays for 'the Grumble Hillbillies of the Scugog Baseball League. The "open" camps in Newmarket and Port Hope were conducted by Jim Ridley, the Ontario scout for the Blue Jays. Each player attending camp had to run a 60 yard time trial and then demonstrate fielding skills at their respective positions. Based on this, coaches selected - a few to remain at the camp that day and take part in a scrim -style game that would m show off their fieldin, wing and hitting skills. . A computer was used to evaluate the players skills and provide Blue Jay staff with the names of those who will be invited to the SkyDome camp next month. Nestleton Hardball League is in its 1st season of competition. The Scugog Baseball League has been in operation for three seasons after the Port Perry Fair Board constructed a regulation size hardball diamond at the Port Perry Eairgrounds. Without that diamond at the Fairgrounds, there would be no hardball for youngsters in Scugog Township.