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LESS A EINE SRT UG {ARORA TINO RAL 55 i AAS E EAR VON AAR VIA DARI Fab RE + 5 3. T safari \ NEL a SAE 12 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. January 13, 1982 REAL NAR EN ports The Port Perry Sportsland Juniors were recent winners of a Ringette tournament in Whitby as they were victorious in two hard-fought matches. Front row from left: Tracy Olsen, Kelly Raines, Janice Jackman, Cindy Heurkins, Joanne Connors, Sue In Whitby, December 29 Waite, Sharon Ashmore. Back from left: Stephanie Butt, Brenda Shepstone, a Allyson Mitchell, Diane McDougall, Kelly Storry. Jill Kendall, Wendy Burton [manager] and Delphine Brown [coach]. Juniors win Ringette tourney by Wendy Burton On Tues Dec. 29, Sports: land Juniors travelled tc Whitby for the Ringette Tournament. The Sportsland Juniors first game was at 10 a.m. against the Whitby Juniors. Port Perry has played Whitby before but came up on the losing end, so they wanted a win very badly. The game got underway on time and Whitby hit the scoreboard first. It looked as if it was going to be a very seesaw battle, but Port came back right away and took the lead. It was a rough game and Port with a strong effort in the second period come up with a 4 - 2 lead and took the game away in the third. Sportsland Juniors won the game 6 - 2 and it entitled them to go to the Champion- ship game a 3 P.M. Scoring for the Sportsland Juniors'was done by Kelley Raines 2 goals 1 assist, Janice Jackman 2 goals, Kelly Storry 1 goal, 1 assist and Jill Kendall 1 goal. Championship At 3 P.M. the Juniors met up against Kingston Town- ship who won their first game 12 - 1. At the start of the game Port Perry was a very excited team wanting to win. This put a damper on their game and they got off to a rough start with King- ston on the scoreboard first. Port tied the game and it remained tied till the second period. It was a penalty filled game and hampered the play of both teams. But the Sportsland Juniors never gave up and due to a lot of hard work they came up with a 7 - 2 victory to win - the championship. Scoring for Sportsland Juniors was done by Kelley Raines 4 goals, Janice Jackman 1 goal, Brenda Shepstone 1 goal, 1 assist, Kelly Storry 1 goal, 1 assist, Sharon Ashmore 1 assist, Diane McDougall 1 assist and Jill Kendall 1 assist. Due to a lot of hardwork by each and everyone of the players they won the Junior Belle Championship. SEAS © 38 G SRNEA ROE AE HS eH Pee Wees find winning way On Friday Jan. 8, Port Perry Legion Pee Wee's were host to Uxbridge. The Port Perry boys had very little hockey over the holidays but came out in this game and skated to a 9 - 1 victory. At 11:56 of the first period John Lally started the scoring from David Burnett and David Culbert. John Lally scored again assisted by David Culbert and Dave Burnett. Robbie Baker really got his wheels rolling in this game getting 2 short handed goals within a min- ute. His first goal was unassisted and the second was assisted by Brian Dean. In the second period Dave Clubert popped one in assisted by Dave Burnett. Scott Feasby scored next, assisted by Warren Geer and John Harman. From there it was Bob Goble from Rob Baker, then Rob Baker again with his hat trick from Scott Feasby and Brad Menzies. Dave Burnett got an unassisted goal to finish off Port's 'scoring. Uxbridge spoiled Steve Whalen's shut out with just 5 min and 50 sec. left in the game. Steve played a strong game in the Port Perry net. On Sat. Jan 9th, Port Perry travelled to Port Hope for their annual Pee Wee tourn- ament coming home with a trophy for the championship. In-the first game Port came up against a close checking Lakefield team winning this match 3 - 1. Scoring for Port in the first period was Mark Barkey from John Lally and Andrew Steele and Dave Burnett unassisted. Lake- field scored their only goal in the second period. Port came back in the third with a goal by Andrew Steele assisted by Dave Burnett. In the second game of the day the Pee Wee's came up against Pickering Village who they had lost to in league play but came up strong to defeat them by a score of 4 - 2. Robbie Baker started the scoring at the 5 min 30 sec. mark. of the 1st period assisted by Mark Barkey and Brian Dean. John Lally from Dave Culbert and Dave Burnett and John Harman with a goal from Dave Burnett and Brad Menzies, Pickering scored twice in the second period to bring them within a goal. With 3:31 left in the 3rd period Robbie Baker scored an unassisted goal to give Port Perry the victory. In the third and final game of the day Port Perry Pee Wee's were up against a strong Stouffville team who had beat the Pee Wee's twice in league play. Stouffville scored the only goal of the first period. But Dave Burnett got his team started in the second assisted by Brad Menzies and John Harman. Stouffville retaliat- - ed with another gal but Port came right back with two goals by Dave Burnett from John Lally and Bob Goble and Dave Culbert from Dave Burnett and John Lally. Brian Dean scored in the third with Andrew Steele and Mark Barkey assisting. Stouffville scored another goal to make it 4 - 3 but Port held them off until the buzzer rang to give them the championship trophy. Congratulations to Dave Burnett and Steve. Whalen for receiving the most valuable player and most valuable goalie respectively for the final game. A special mention to Rob Baker who played good two way hockey all day and to the whole team who put forth an excellent effort to bring home the championship. Also, we miss you Steve Durham and we al) wish you a speedy recovery. Weather dumps MoJacks, Muskies The weatherman defeated the Port Perry MoJacks and Lindsay Muskies as the Junior C game slated for last Sunday night at the Scugog Arena had to be postponed. The game will be made up, but team officials are not certain at this time whether it will be after the regular schedule has been com- pleted. . The game in Port Perry was to have been the second half of a home and home series for the two teams over the weekend with the . Muskies tripping the Mo- Tweens win by Jeannie Muir The Chris Allen Aluminim Tweens. hosted the Ajax Tween team on Sat. Jan. 9th. The Chris Allen Tweens played one of their better games and came up victors with a 6 - 1 final score. Karyn Raines had a goal and two assists, Donna Edwards also had a goal and an assist. Heather Muir had three goals and Heidi Meisner scored the last one with assists going to Coleen Scala and Natalie Franssen, Bobbie Jo Heaps had 2 assists and Lesley Biffin had three. Heather is our top scorer and this is her fourth hat trick in as many games. Lori Ann Newall was in goal and saved some good shots, I would like to mention Tina Soomré and Natalie Franssen who play superbly on defence most games with very little chance to score, they keep us in the game many times. Each girl is improving with every game played. . Jacks 8 - 3 in Lindsay Friday night. Muskies jumped into a quick 4 - 0 lead by the mid-point of the first period, and by the end of the first had built a 5 - 0 lead. MoJacks finally began to get untracked in the second period as John Robertson, Mike Geer and Charlie Brown found the range and 'the Port Perry defense held the Muskies scoreless. However, the Muskies picked up in the third where they had left off in the first and added three goals in the final 20 minutes to win the game 8 - 3. Ray Gibson started the game in nets for the Mo- Jacks, but he took himself out after four got by him early in the first. Clay Lovering played the remainder of the game in goal and he was brilliant at times, coming up with numerous key stops. Lovering has had a hot hand lately in the nets for the MoJacks and played superbly January 6 in Bewdley as the MoJacks defeated the Rangers 7 - 3. That was the first win for 'new head coach Gary Elliott, who took over the reins just after Christmas. . In the Bewdley game, Todd Wilbur hit for a hat trick, Brian Mikkelsen fired a pair of goals and singles went to Jamie Bird and John Robertson. Wilbur, who is team captain and leads the club in points has been bothered recently with back problems and in the game Friday night against the Muskies was taken from the arena on a stretcher. This was the second time 'in the last three games where the back has popped' 'on him. It is not known when he will be ready to return to action. PROTEST Team officials learned Monday that a protest filed with the OHA over a game December 22 in Stouffville has been ruled in Port Perry's favour. Stouffville won the game, but the two points have been awarded to the MoJacks. The OHA upheld. the con- tention by the MoJacks that a Stouffville player who took part in that game was not properly registered with the OHA. * The two points may turn out to be very important as the team prepares for the final month of the schedule 'and a position in the opening round of the playoffs. MoJack currently have 24 points and a good hold on sixth place in the ten team league. Port Hope and Stouffville -are tied with 27 points each, while Uxbridge has 20, Bewdley 19 and Lake- "field 17 points. Bowmanville leads the pack followed by Cobourg and Lindsay. It appears as if these three clubs will finish inthe top three league stand- ings. MoJacks have two important games coming up this weekend as they meet the Chiefs in Lakefield Friday night .and host the same team at the Scugog Arena Sunday night with face-off at 7:30. The Chiefs handed the MoJacks a 9 - 1 loss the last time the teams met at the Scugog Arena, so the MoJacks will be looking for revenge. Pee WeeB's whip Uxbridge by 11-0 by Doreen Kendall On Saturday January 9th, the George Stone Realators played host to Uxbridge and thoroughly 'dominated the game from beginning to end. At the final whistle Port was on top 11- 0. Scoring for the Stones, Blair Philips 4 goals 1 assist, Mike Gibson 2 goals, 1 assist, Robbie Jamieson 2 goals 2 assists, Jamie Cannon, Tim Allsopp each had a goal and Brad Traves 1 goal 1 assist. Jamie Menzies & 2 ol v ' was credited with 4 assists, Steve Connors and Keith Roberge each had a pair of assists, Robbie Brown a single assist. Although there was a fear that goalie Mark Kendall would suffer from "frost bite", he was credited with the shut out. Ten pen- alties were assessed to Ux- bridge and 4 to the Stones. The George Stone Pee Wee B's next home game is Jan- uary 16 at 7:30, Come out and support Minor Hockey. '