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eM in Tweens, parents in fun-filled game This game had a lot of emotional build-up prior to starting time. Phrases such as "We will cream you guys," or "You will not be any competition", were heard from the girls. Fortunately for the parents we had the assistance of three Belle aged girls - Jill Kendall, Lisa Canning and Kelly Storey who were repre- senting the Kinettes as they were unable to accept our Tween's challenge to play in this game. The parents started out to play a strong game, but as it pro- gressed, the girls start- ed to take over. The Kinette Tweens showed their coaching staff by Rob Brown Port Perry Sportsland Bantam B's hosted Ux- bridge on Friday, Feb. 3 1984. Port opened the scor- ing in the first period with a goal scored by Jeff Oke assisted by Blair Phillips. Jamie Menzies open- ed the scoring in the second period assisted by John Lally and Rob Jamieson. Then at the 11:51 mark of the second John Lally scored assisted by Jamie Menzies, followed by two more goals scored (who were playing) and the parents just how fast they can skate, shoot and check. One parent admitted that he didn't think he'd be yelling at the girls quite as much in future. . Some interesting highlights in the game were - Jessica body- checking her mother to the ice and not getting a penalty. Mr. Pelow body checking little Kim Caudle at centre ice (no penalty?). A goal being scored from centre ice by a defenceman but we won't tell which goalie it was scored on, will we Terry, Melissa Moeh- ring and the rest of the team for taking the skin off poor Mr. Harris's hand. by Jeff Oke assisted by Blair Phillips. This was Jeff's second of 3 goals in the game. Then Steve Connors connected with a goal assisted by John Lally and Ian Smith. This ended the scoring in the second period. In the third period, Port opened the scoring with a goal by Warren Geer assisted by Blair Bailey. This was one of the 6 goals scored in the 3th period. At the 4:59 mark, Andrew Steele scored assisted by Warren Geer. Warren Geer then got his second Late goal wins it Petites double Oshawa On Sat. Feb. 4th, the Bruton's I.D.A. Petites resumed their league schedule, after having a week off, when they played the Durham Athletic Petite team from Oshawa and were successful with a 4-2 win. Misty Andrews assist- ed by Heather Lawrence scored the opening goal. Oshawa came back to tie the score and go ahead in No luck The Port Perry Sport- sland Juniors travelled to Mariposa, Wed. February 1st. Although we were defeated, Mariposa gave us a good work-out. The single goal scored for Sportsland was by the second period by a score of 3 to 1. In the third period, Misty assisted by Kelly Menzies made it 3-2. The girls showed that they never give up when Lisa Levy assisted by Misty tied the score with less than a minute to go in the game. When play resumed Misty stole the ring and passed it to Lisa who returned the pass to Misty who scored the winning goal with 11 seconds left in Scoring for the Tweens were Sherry Harris, Jen Pelow, Jessica Fluke, Kim ' Melissa - Moehring and Anne Loudfoot, Finch. Assists were as follows - Kim Loudfoot 3, Colleen Yorke 2, Melissa Moehring 1 and Cindy Harris 1. Scoring for the parents side were Valli Harris 1 goal, Dan Harris 2 goals, Doug Loudfoot 2 goals, 1 assist; Kelly Storey 2 assists and Paul Pelow 2 assists. Many thanks to all those who participated in this game to make it an enjoyable time for all. A special thanks the parent's goaltender Peter Caudle - he had excellent equipment! Bantam B's win goal assisted by his two line mates Rob Brown and Blair Bailey. Jeff Oke completed his hat trick with a goal assist- ed by Blair Phillips. Then with Andrew Steele's second goal of the game, Port took a 9-0 lead. Ian Smith scored assisted by Blair Bailey and Brian Dean. It wasn't until the 1:30 mark of the 3rd period that Uxbridge got its first and only goal of the game. The final score of the game was 10-1 for Port Perry. the game. All of the girls deserve the credit for this win as they checked and pass- ed well. These girls, especially the new ones, are improving each time out. Remember this is Ringette Week in Port Perry -- drop by your local arena and take in a game - you may find you enjoy watching it or you may want your daughter to play. for the Juniors Tina Soomre and the assist went to Vicki Reid. Thanks to Michelle Beare for playing with us. You did a fine job. For some exciting entertainment, please come to Scugog Arena BE MY SPECIAL VALENTINE We have arranged a Special Dinner Evening foryouat ... EMIEL'S PLACE For Reservations Call: LE TT NT 985-2066 this Saturday, Feb. 11th at 6:25 p.m. as we will be having our teachers for competitors. TWEENS WIN 8-3 On Sat. Feb. 4 the Chris Allen Aluminum Tween team hosted the Oshawa "'b" team. We came out winners with a score of 8-3. Scoring for us were Kelly Calloway 1, Michelle Beare 3, Jackie Durham 2, Jo anne Desautels 1 and Rachel Traynor 1. Assists went to Brenda Poirier 2, Rachel 1, Vicki Schryburt 2 and Joanne 1. The rest of the team also played well to give us this win. This group of young Port Perry Ringette players are heading for the nation's capital this weekend to take part in a tournament during Ottawa's Winterlude. They'll play a minimum of three games outdoors on the Rideau Canal and Dow's Lake ice surfaces. It should be a great experience for the Kinette Tweens CORL "B* squad from Port House League Hockey results ATOM UAW -1 Marj Tripp -0 With only 5 points separating UAW and Tripp and only 3 games left in the regular sche- dule, UAW had to win this one if they were going to have a shot at first place. It ended up as a defensive struggle with play going from end to end and goalies David Talbot and Brian Madill coming up big time after time. It re- mained scoreless until near the end of the second period when Jason McBride broke free for UAW and ripped a shot to the lower left corner that was too hot to handle. UAW now have a good run at catching Tripp if they can continue their hot streak through Feb- ruary. Swamp Garage - 5 Lake Scugog Lumber - 2 In a major upset Swamp completely overpowered Scugog 5-2 and showed that they will be heard from in the playoffs. Tuan Connel led the way with 2 goals and an assist, giving him 11 goals for the year. He was watched by Craig Leask, who played his best game of the season. Kevin Bushier added a single goal and Mark Shepp- ard contributed 2 assists. For Scugog, Brett. Puckrin again supplied the firepower notching his 20th and 21st goals of the season. PEE WEE ~W. Frank Real Estate - 6 Port Perry Lions - 2 Getting the teams on the ice, and then getting the game started on time was no problem. Its the hustle and runn- ing around looking for equipment and a set of sweaters to put on a team at that moment, With the team minus a goaltender for about six minutes, the Port Perry Lions were down 2-0 before Ryan Parliament came on the ice to tend goal. Then the Lions came back to tie the game after being down 2-0 on goals by Doug Adams 2 with assists going to Carr, Andrews and Griffin. Steve Diceman scored the lone goal in the first period for the Port Perry Lions with help from Haines. This all came about after some mad hustling to round up some equipment for the goalie, then the game settled down and the boys played some exciting hockey with Marvin Hughes scoring to tie the game at 2-2 in the second period on passes from Prentice and Cummins. Then the Land Sellers came alive in the third period with Chris Carr scoring three, and Doug Adams got his second goal with help from Mec- Connell, Andrews 2, Adams 2 and Griffin adding assists on Carr's goals. Final 6-2 W. Frank Real Estate. Wes Lane - 12 Scala Wreckers - 4 First period action came hot and fast for the Wes Lane boys, as they jumped off to an early 5-1 lead after one period of play. Scoring for the Wes Lane's were Daniel Muldoon with two, Mike butt, Pat Muldoon and Peter Brock all with one each. Adam Danter got the lone goal for Scalas. The Wreckers then put there act together and played a little different, giving the Wes Lanes a little more fight in this period, when Ed Toffin scored, no help here. Then Wes Lanes went to work with Daniel Muldoon, Mike Perry. Front from | REE, PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 7, 1984 -- 25 '@ HOME eft: Sherry Harris, Valerie Wright, Kim Loudfoot, Terry Childs, Anne Finch, Jessica Fluke, Melissa Moehr- ing, Middle row from left: Colleen Yorke, Cindy Harris, Jennifer Pelow and Kim Cav- dle. At back are coaches- Dan Harris and Doug Loudfoot. utt, Paul Turner and Scott White all scored, while Hatch, Parsons and Brock each chipped in with an assist. Period over 9-2 Wes Lanes. The Wreckers again started this period with a little more hustle and took to Wes Lanes, these kids just don't give up and finally Adam Danter scored his second with Sullivan assisting. Then Daniel Muldoon got his fourth of the day, Brock assist- ing. And low an behold, Shawn Phillips came right back before Scalas had time to settle down and scored after a scramble around the net, Ken Ross grabbing the assist. Paul Turner sent Vince Criscione in the clear and no mistake here as Vince put it in. Final 12-4 Wes Lane. BANTAM Consumers Gas - 1 LG.A.-0 Defense is your best offense - our offense is your best defense, right. That just about sums up the play when Con- sumers Gas and IGA get together in a game. They just go out and lock horns in battle and struggle for everything they can get, and some- times no ground is gain- ed. This was another one of those lock horns type games, and as per above nothing was gain- ed Only Consumers Gas with Greg Free scoring on a scramble in front of the goal, no help here. In the third period IGA seemed to out play the Gas Works more so in the third period but couldn't beat Mike Enzie. Early in the game the Consumers had an edge in play, but with Rick King coming up hot also. There was many chances at each end, but both goaltend- ers came up hot handed, and many chances came heart-broken. Final Consumers 10 over IGA. Cochrane Trotters - 13 Emmerson's Ins. - 4 There was no doubt in anyone's mind as to who was boss in this game, as Cochrane Trotters ran up a 13-4 score over the Emmerson's Insurance team. After playing an outstanding game last week, this will not sit well when Emmersons meet their next opposition next week. Taking this defeat was one thing but to let the Trotters skate at will was something else. Mike Stanley started the ball rolling, scoring first with Crone assisting. Tony Haynes came right back scoring his first of two, Collins and Brown added assists. lan Smith got Emmer- sons back in the game on his first goal of three, Criscione picked up the assist. First period over 2-1 Cochranes. Only one goal was scored in the second period, that by Cary Collins from Mark Elliott. Second period over with Cochrane leading 3-1. In the third period, it was a rout all the way, starting things off was Haynes getting his second, Stanley assisting, then it was Jeff Crone's day hitting on six goals, while Collins added two more, along with Mike Stanley goals, that did it for Cochranes. Smith scored his other two, along with Mike Brock"s goal was all the Re- writes could get for the day - Jackman Joe got the lone assist for Emmersons. Mark Elliott with 4, Crone 1, and McBride 2 all added assists for the Trotters.