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PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, March 26, 1980 -- 17 'Ringette teams compete in tournaments Two Port Perry ringette teams faired very well recently at the Regional Ringette Tournament held at Hastings. winners. Both teams emerged as silver medal The Belle team are [back from left] Joy Thomp- Junior Team [back from left] Marg White, coach; Tish LeForte, Michelle Newell, Janet Dean, Rhonda White, Kelly Raines, and Vivian Canning, mgr. [Front left] Jill Kendall, Laurie Ann Larabie, Nancy que and the Junior team by Ives Florist. Ringette * Skating School by Kelli Thompson On Thursday, March 20, the Port Perry Petite Team played an exhibition game against Whitby. Although the final score ended up 7-1in favour of Whitby, all the girls played a good game. Joining the girls from the school for the game were: Heather Muir, Kelly Fowler, Beth Russel, Allyson Mit- ~ chell, Diane McDougall and Natalie Franssen. The only goal for Port Perry was scored by Kelly Fowler with the assist going to Karyn Raines. This will conclude the skating school season for this year and I hope that Jessica, Jennifer, Karyn, Tina and Kim will continue with their ringette next year. It was great having them in the school. EIVIIVI The one you're looking for. son, mgr.; Doris Risebrough, Gail Sandison, Karen Young, Brenda Foote, Wendy McDougall, Jodi John- ston, and Judy Young, coach. [Front left] Cheryl Doherty, Cheryl Ashmore, Cindy Heurkens, Paula Haugen, Daphne Butt. Absent - Val Kraupa. Young, Michelle Andrews, Janice Jackman and Lisa Canning. The Belle team is sponsored by Children's Bouti- by Joy Thompson The Port Perry Children's Boutique Belle Bombers ended their season on Sun- day March 23 at the annual Oro tournament. Their first game against Streetsville was a hard fought 6-5 loss which put Port in the Consolation round. Scoring for Port, Karen Young with three goals, Daphne Butt and Gail Sandi- son one each. Assists to Wendy McDougall with 1 and Paula Haugen with two. ~ The second game was a high scoring. one against Warren. Port came out the winners - 12-9. Point getters for Port - Karen Young with five goals, Wendy McDoug- all with two goals and three assists, Daphne Butt with two goals, 3 assists, Paula Haugen with two goals, one assist, Cheryl Doherty with one goal, Gail Sandison with four assists, Sharon Ash- more with one assist, and Doris Risebrough with one assist. The final game for the Consolation Championship was against Ayr. This was a very exciting game which was tied 3-3 until the last second of the final period. With one second showing on the clock Ayr scored the winning goal. Point getters for Port were Karen Young - two goals, Wendy McDougall with one goal, Daphne Butt, Doris Risebrough and Gail Sandison with one assist each. Special mention, to Sherri Allen who played a strong game on defence. Coach Judy Young and manager Joy Thompson feel this was a very successful and rewarding year for the team. A great deal of learn- ing was accomplished and a great team spirit developed. Keep up the good work girls, you can only get better. A special thank you to the parents who helped with the driving all year. It was very much appreciated. by Marg White The Port Perry Ives Florist Juniors travelled to Hastings for the Ontario Regional Ringette Tourna- ment. Our first game was with Stayner, a team we had never played before on Saturday. Port opened up the scoring 31 seconds into the game then Stayner came back with two goals but Port popped two more in near the end of the period. It was a tough game to win but Port came out on top 6-4. Our next game was against Oro whom we had played once before in a tour- nament. They are a hard skating and very aggressive team so we knew we had to be on our passes and shots. Oro had the lead after the first period 4-1 but Port kept trying. The final score was 7-4 for Oro. In our second game on Sunday we met Stayner again. They scored first early in the period and Port couldn't tie it up until the 5:15 mark of the first period. Port. scored three quick goals before the period was over. Then there was no turning back. Final score 8-2 for Port. Our third game of the day was against Lindsay whom we havé met in three exhibi- tion games over the season. Port won with a score of 9-0 but Lindsay had some good chances. In our final and fourth game of the day, we met Oro again for the Championship. The girls gave everything they had but to no avail, Oro was stronger and better. The final score was 7-1 for Oro. 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