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MoJack unbeaten streak at six by John B. McClelland The Port Perry MoJacks pushed theip un-defeated streak to six games over the weekend. But it was far from easy as the MoJacks needed an overtime goal Friday to down the Bobcaygeon Bullets 4-3 arfd then skated to a 1-1 deadlock Sunday 'night at the Scugog Arena in a highly entertaining contest with * the Lakefield Chiefs, After a scoreless first period, Chiefs' drew first bloed early in the middle stanza when Gary Toms did the old "wrap-around" trick to stuff the disc behind Paul Roberts in the ack cage. Justubhree minutes later, MaJacks knotted the game at ones when defenseman Scott Heasman found the range with a bullet from about 50 feet out. Heasman took a pags just inside the Chief blue line from Todd Stirling and teed it up for a wicked slap shot that sailed cleanly behind nelminder Colin Caley. [] A] On October 30, the Port Perry Country Style Donuts Bantam 1 team, was back in league action for a game against Uxbridge at the Scugog Arena. Things started off at a slow pace, with Port controlling the majority of the play in the Uxbridge end of the rink. Finally the deadlock was broken late in the first period as lan Parli t scored And that was it for the scoring in this one, though both teams had ample', opportunities in the final period and during the 5 minute overtime. " Both Roberts for the MoJacks and Caley for the Chiefs turned i in strong games between the iron though the MoJacks, enjoyed an advantage in' shots by a 26 to 17 1 margin. * Roberts came up with his best stop of the evening in the third period when he got the blocker on a point- blapk shot that was headed for the upper corner of the cage. Head coach Chic Carnegie Was not unhappy with the weekend's work by his guys in gréen and . white. ¥ "We had two tough games jn a row. I was 'hoping we might be able to pull out another win in overtime," he said after the match Sunday. He noted that MoJacks! were without the services of five regulars and the absence of Mike Pigea due to work compitments ' in front of the net on a nice pass from Adam Hobbs. In the third Port added two more goals from Casey VanSchagen and Nick Pelyk to close the game with a 4-1 win. Picking up the assists in ghe third were Scott Jeffrey with two and one each for Dave Gainey and Derek Tindall. Mike MacLennan was in net for Port, and was . unlucky not to. get the by Glenn McCready. In the second, Port continued to pressure the Uxbridge defence with their fast skating' and diligent forechecking. Their efforts were rewarded when Derek Tindall slid one home from as he was finglly beaten by a blistering slapshot late in the third. Qn* November 6, 'the Bantams were matched up against Port Hope at the Scugog Arena. The game was end to end as both teams fought for the edge in play. To get things Tykes hockey Saturday afternoon the < Advanced. Tykes saw David's Hair Styling take on Dollar Plus Bargain "Centre. It was a fast paced, game with great end to end rushes. Playing goal i for David's was Glenn baker who was kept on his toes with numerous shots on net. Dollar Plus had Matthew Bailey in net with terrific glove and stick saves. Dollar Plus edged David's 5-2, with Kyle Jones getting the 'goals for David's and Kyle Paige netting the goals for Dollar Plus. Throughout the game Bryan Condie and Steven Larmer showed great puck sense for David's with Spencer Marlow playing a hard paced game trying to hold back Dollar Plus. At the other end, Jenna Lance demonstrated terrific plays and Scott Partington showing great acceleration for the puck and William Dallas doi a great job keeping the puck in the opposite zone. Solid efforts" were put forward by both teams making it very exciting hockey to watch. Keep up, the good work! hurt the power play. The depleted line-up forced the coach to play Jeremy Geer on the blue line and Carnegie said the ' Port Perry native did a fine job in just his second game on defense. } Kevin Vivian is out with a shoulder injury, Chad Kearns with a broken wrist, Matt Pyke was away on family matters, Ryan Ridgway is on a suspension and Pigeau was working. On Friday night in Bobcaygeon, MoJacks-got a four point effort from leading scorer Keith Leslie, including the game winner in OT as they nipped the Bullets4-3. Leslie had the hat trick and helped set up linemate Todd Dennis for the fourth gaol. SLAPSHOTS: After 15 games, MoJacks remain in second place in the Central Junior League standings with 21 points (nine wins, three ties, three losses) a couple of points back of Little Britain Merchants who downed the Chiefs 4-2 on rolling, Port opened up the scoring late in the first on two quick goals by Troy Campbell and Dillan Weber. Assists were picked up 'By Glenn McCready on Troy's goal and Dave Gainey and Troy Campbell on Dillan's goal. Port Hope managed a goal very late in the period to end the first 2-1 for Port. In the second, Dillan Weber, Port's scoring machine, continued his hot pace as he added two more goals to finish off'his hat trick. Port also scored two other goals in the period from lan, Parliament and Troy-Campbell. Port Hope kept chipping away and were rewarded with two goals to end the second period with Port Perry leading 6-3. Single assists in the second period went to Casey VanSchagen, Adam Hobbs and Dave Gainey while Jon Froats picked up two. The third period wes all * Port Perry as Scott Jeffrey and Dillan Weber with his fourth of the night, rounded out the scoring for a convincing 8-3 win over Port Hope. Assisting on these two goals were Casey VanSchagen, Derek Tindall and Adam Hobbs. Ryan Fraser played between the pipes for Port and put in a solid performance of the Country Style Donuts. Next up for the Port F' Perry Bantams was a Saturday evening. MoJacks have not lost since November 5 when they went down 3-2 to Georgina. They have five wins and a tie since that date. MoJacks are on the road this a for starting Friday night when they travel to Sutton to take on the Ice. On Saturday they are are in Warkworth for an inter-locking game against Campbellford Rebels and next Tuesday « they travel to Uxbridge to resume the war with the Bruins. Next home game at the Scugog Arena is Thursday, Nov. 30 when the Chiefs visit for an 8:30 PM faceoff. ; A Port Perry rink sk ped by Pat Mark won the popular Ladies 'Afternoon Invitational Bonsplel n November. 15 with a total of 32 points. The event is * hosted by Mother Jackson Open Kitchens of Port Perry and there were rinks entered from Whitby Omemee and Uxbridge. Joanne Fowler, human resources manager at Mother 'Jackson's presents trophy to skip Pat Mark, and her team of Pattl Goreskl, Jeanne Symes, and Joanne:Dutka. The Ellen Gibson rink also from Port Perry finished a close second with 30 points. Port Bantams take it to Uxbridge 4-1 game in Uxbridge on November 10. It must be something with Port Perry and Uxbridge because once again this game started out as a sleeper. There wasn't much happening in the first until Troy Campbell opened up the, scoring with two quick goals late in the period. Picking up the assists on these goals were Casey VanSchagen, Scott Jeffrey, Dillan Weber and Dave Gainey. ' In the second big Jon Froats finally found the ~ net with his first of the year to increase Port's lead to 3-0. Danny Lyons picked up the assist the goal. In the third, Uxbridge. made a gallant attempt at a comeback with two quick goals, but Dave Gainey sealed the win with a goal in the last minute. Mike MacLennan was in net, for this 4-2 win for Port, and "played very well when ealled on to do so. Port Perry Bantam #1's next encounter was with Trenton on November 13 at the Scugog Arena. We had previously beaten trenton to the tune of 7-0, but this was a different _ bunch of boys who showed up fromwTrenton tonight. From the drop of the puck you could tell they weren't going 'to be embarrassed, again. After the first period vag over, Trenton had jumpe out to a 3-0 lead. The second period started with Port working hard to get back into the game. Their efforts were rewarded with two quick goals early in the period. Wyatt Park led the charge with the first goal followed by Trqy Campbell for the second. Assists went to Scott Jeffrey, Adam Hobbs, Nick Pelyk and Dave Gainey. Trenton rebounded with their ' fourth, but Port Perry roared back, with goals ! "from Brad Johnston and 'Wyatt Park to end the second 4-4. Danny Lyons, Ian Parliament and Dillan Weber drew the assists on the goals. The third period was a barn _burner with end to end action as each team fought to gain the upper ' hand. Early in the third Dillan Weber scored to give Porta 5-4 lead with assists 'Boing to Dave Gainey and glenn McCready. Trenton were not going to give up yet as they turned on the jets and scored two goals for a 6-5 lead. Port rallied again as Adam Hobbs tied the game at six with the help of Dillan Weber and Troy Campbell. Unfortunately for Port, Trenton were not going to give up and they scored the winner late in the period for a 7-6 win. Tween C meet the Sharks The Guardian Tween 'C' girls played the Sharks from Omemee on November 19. Team effort steadily improving and Alaina having her best game in goal were not encugh to win this game. Omemee came out fast and controlled the early part of the game, peppering many kept our girls in the gime until they could get their . offense on track. Finally at +12:89 the vigitors slid one in and the first period ended 1-0 for Port tied the score 14 seconds into_the second period. Shannon started the play in the central zone by passing to Sheena who carried the ring into the corner. Then. cutting to the middle she was able to pass back to Shannon who managed to pick the corner. Thirty seconds later the Shark$ scored. After hitting the post, twice, the Guardian ~ Tweens tied it up. Agaig Shannon made a nice pass to Alaina B. 'who swooped in and went to her backhand for the _ marker. Our girls poured on . managed the pressure and again hit the post, Sarah on a breakaway hit the crossbar. Omemee to score twice more ~ and the final ended up 4-2 for the Sharks.