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z Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, October 31, 1995 -- 21 Pd 1 N SPORTS MoJacks thrive on busy schedule by John B. McClelland A busy schedule was just what the doctor ordered for the 'Port Perry MoJacks. The team had five games in a seven day span from Sunday to Sunday and and put up an impressive seven of ten points on the strength of three wins, a draw and one loss. The final game in this string came Sunday night atthe Scuigog Arena as the green and white came to life in the second half of : the match to déwn Bobcyageon Bullets Keith Leslie contiffues to turn the red light behind opposition netminders as he clicked for phe hat trick and chipped' in with an assist. The smooth Leslie, now in his third season/with the MoJacks is leading the squad on the * peore-sheet with 11 goals and 11 assists in the first nine outings. skating" Not surprising, his linemates Todd Dennis (7 and 12) and Steve Barkwell (8 and 9) are two-three in the team scoring parade. In other games last week the MoJacks ganged up on Lakefield Chiefs 10-5 in Lakefield, dumped the same Bullets Friday night in Bobcaygeon 5-4 and lost a nail-biter 2-1 Saturday to the Merchants in Little Britain. Sanday night's contest at Members of the Durham Alternative Ski Association were at Lakeridge Ski Resort last Satruday to present owner Rieky Peters and Ski School director Cralg MacDonald with a certificate of appreciation for Lakeridgfe's efforts in supporting alternafive skiing. At left In photo are Pauline Young, alternative skier Lindsey Young of Greenbank and Maria Susini of the Alternative Ski Association. See story below. Alternative skiers wait for new season to start' Fall is here and another ski season approaches, and we at the Durham Alternative Ski Association (DASA) were busy during the off-season planning and organizing. Durham Alternative Ski Association is a non-profit organization run by volunteers to help disabled people of all ages participate in Alpine Skiing in Durham Region. The philosophy of the. ski program is that people with disabilities be given the opportunity to experience the joy and exhilaration of skiing. Downhill skiing is good exercise, great fun, and with a few pieces of special equipment anyone with a disability should have the opportunity to learn. Many techniques have been developed so that this activity ean be enjoyed in a manner that is safe, while at the same time demanding to individual physical abilities. We will give participants access to high quality instruction and equipment that maximizes the benefits of skiing and allows them to integrate into the skiing population. Our reward is the joy of new found freedom and confidence reflected in the faces of our participants. The Durham Altérnative Ski Association is a member of the Ontario Association for Skiers with Disabilities. The DASA program hopes to operate out of Dagmar, Lakeridge, and 'Oshawa-Kirby ski resorts. Government funding has not beets Buyirig or Selling Citizen Classifieds Get Results 54 Water Street, Port Perry available and community suppdrt is our only source of funds used to pay for the special equipment and quality training required. A chance for anyone to learn to ski is the hope of DASA. By creatipg Durham Alternative Ski Association, it is anticipated that for the 95/96 ski season, the ski resorts will have trained instructors, to teach individuals with disabilities how to ski. It will take some work to make (this progra happen. Funds to purchase the specialized equipment, volunteers to help ski and disabled people who want to learn are all needed. If anyone is interested in helping the Durham Alternative Ski Association with fund raising, volunteering time as a ski buddy or ski instructor, or are a 'disabled individual who wants to learn how to downhill ski, please contact Maria Susini at 655-5391 or 728-1673 or Pauline Young 985-2681. the Scugog Arena started Little Britain, both teams slowly with the teams trading goals in the first period. < The Bullets went up 2-1 f early in the second as Derek Ellery tapped a loose puck behind Rick Hutchinson. Chris Foster evened the game at deuces just past the mid-point, and at 17:51 ModJacks went ahead to stay when Leslie was set up on a clever passing play from . Dennis and Scott Heasman. He ' went upstairs with the shot that beat Bullet goalie Willy Vandgnstoellaar cleanly. Defenseman Duane Empringham turned 'on the jets late in the frame when he scampered down the right side, cut in front and was able to shovel the puck behind the netminder for a two goal bulge. The teams threw caution (and defense) to the wind in the final period as seven goals. went up on the board. X Ryan Ridgway, Leslie and Barkwell with two did the damage for the MoJacks in this period with Ellery, Tim Pearson and Paul Flint replying for the visitors. MoJacks outshot Bobcaygeon 39-24 in this one and enjoyed a territorial advantage for much of the game. On Saturday night in Opening goal by Laurentian at 10:18 with a lead pass from Tyler Martin at centre ice to Tim Ouelette who slipped the puck through the five hole. The equalizer came at 4:59 by Matt Kamminga assisted by Travis Black and Kevin Gloster. Good shift by Matt. Defensive play# by Chris McKitterick thwarted Laurentian attacks. The go ahead goal by Chris McKitterick assisted Michael McIntyre came at' 3:31. Good plays by Scugog's Gabriel Benshop Gary Renstone and Laurentian's Jon Breen and Steve Guthrie. In the opening minutes' Scugog's Brady Gray kept Laurentians Matt Fish and Brad Giannini off the scoreboard but at the 12:08 mark Tyler Martin's solo effort tied it up. Trevor Chandler nade a nice drop pass to Chris McKitterick whose rising shot found the mark giving Scugog the go ahead. Good individual effort by Teddy Howarth. At 5:08 a scramble in | front of Laurentian's net minder Tyler Webb had a lot of rust on the gun sights as the Merchants got away with a 2-1 victory. Corby Purdy got what proved to be the winner for the Merchants with the first'goal by Darryl James. The MoJack lone tally came off the stick of Keith * Leslie. On Friday night in Bobcaygeon, five different MoJacks had a hand in the scoring in a tight 5-4 victory. 1. Mike Pigeau, Matt Pyke, Duane Empringham, Kenton LeFort (his first of the year) and Leslie 4 the damage. MoJacks had no widable finding the back of the net Oct. 24 in Lakefield as the ran the score into double numbers in a 10-5 win over the Chiefs. Empringham and Leslie both had a pair with singles to Dennis, Pigeau, Barkwell, Todd Stirling, Foster, and McArthur with his first as a MoJack. SLAPSHOTS: MoJack skipper Chic Carnegie was pleased with the week's work by his squad, other than the Saturday night 2- 1 loss to the Merchants. He was especially pleased to see some of the rookies starting to hit the scoresheet such as LeFort and McArthur. As for the eight goals and couldn't hold back Chris MéKitterick who was able to punch it through: assisted by David McGarry. Laurentian would not give up having a very. offensive period but Scugog's Brady Gray kept them off the board until the 4:50 mark when Mark nine assists so far from Mike Barkwell, he said. this "has been a real bonus for the team." | "The rookies are starting to score, the checkers have "been checking," he stated and the players have been making a real effort to stay away from those needless penalties. If there is now one major area of. concern for Carnegie and assistant Brett Puckrin at this stage of the season, it is the number of goals the MoJacks have given up. In nine games, they have surrendered 40 goals for an average of five per outing. And that, said Carnegie "is far too high." He would much prefer to see his team winning games by scores of 3-2 or, 2-1. After a hectic schedule last week, MoJacks get some breathing space as their next ganfe is this Friday night (Nov. 3) when the make the trip to Georgina for a match-up with the Ice, And fon Sunday night ! there is a big match-up at the Scugog Arena as the Uxbridge Bruins come to town at 7:00 PM MoJacks will certainly be looking for a measure of 'revenge as the Bruins handed them a 5-1 pasting in their first meeting of the season on Oct. 6. /Atom HL hockey Vernest managed to put one away. Assisted by Paul Phillips and Tim Ouelette. Paul and Tim had good solo efforts. Laurentian pressed by pulling Tylér Webb during the last minute but Gray kept them at bay. An excellent close game by both teams. : Printers prevail Haugens and Port Perry Printing played a close game on Saturday at Scugog Arena. P.P.P. opened the scoring at 9:37 of the fifht period with an unassisted goal by Peter Dutka. +Haugens first goal came at 8:52 of the first period 'also an unassisted goal by Jehu Michael. Haugens second goal came'at 7:32 scored by David Dekoning. The final goal of the first «period was scored by Todd Lance assisted by Jake Pilkey of P.P.P. at 6:06. Haugens opened the second period with a goal by Corey Hellingman assisted by = Owen Penstone 23 seconds into the period. The only other goal was scored by Jeff Durward at 12:42. Haugens came out strong in the third period with a goal by Trevor Doe assisted by Owen Penstone. P.P.P.'s Todd Lande scored a hat trick in the third period to bring his scoring-total for the game to 4 goals. Jake "Pilkey of P.P.P. also scored the game's winning goal at 9:44 adsisted by Adam Farnley and Todd Lance. Haugens' Corey Hellingman scored at 5:14 with a solo effort. Haugens goaltender Chris Boomhour played an outstanding game as well as James Donaldson, Scott Stone and Trevor Doe. P.P.P.'s Robert Smith played goal at the last minute for Mike Aquanno.