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TT NINN TTINTTITIIN 24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 2, 1988 - Pee Wee B's hot in playoffs, tournament The fired up Stone Realty Pee Wees started their playoffs in Orono last Monday night and came home 6-4 winners. Sean McEnaney held the hot hand for Port as he scored 4 goals while Peter King and Jody Logan each scored once. Lindsay Parry, Bill Sandiford, Chad Gar- vock, Adam Johnston, Corey Bricknell and Mike Sluggett all pick- ed up one assist. 'Special mention should go to Sean's linemates Bill Sandiford and Lindsay Parry v'ho also did an ex- cellent job in the corners and along the bodrds.whicn cllowed Sean to work his magic. Also, Matt Willetts was strong bet- ween the pipes coming up with the big saves when needed. On Friday night the boys travell- ed to Little Britain for game 2 of ° their round robin playoff series. The Stone gang controlled this game Petites win 6-2 Bruton's I.D.A. Petites are com- peting against Pickering to see who will go to Sudbury Easter weekend (April 1, 2, & 3) for the provincial finals. The first game in the best of two out of three preliminary series took place Sunday January 31 at the Port Perry Arena. Our Petites dominated the game from the opening free pass and won the game by a score of 6-2. Port's goaltender seen limited action due to good backchecking and the defence clearing t the ring out of their end. 'The Stone Realty Pee Wees from Port Perry "were in high gear on Saturday as they won all three games en route to the B Division cham- pionship at the Legion Branch 419 tournament. (See story). Front from left: Lindsay Parry, Jeff Card, Matthew Willetts, Steve Stiles and Sean Participating in the scoring were Michelle Fitzpatrick 1 goal, Brandy Harris 1 goal, Amy Parliament 3 goals, 1 assist, Lyndsay Dutkewich 2 assists, Kim Poppleton 1 assist, Jennifer Morden 3 assists, Shannon Fox 1 assist. The next game in this series will be played Wednesday February 17 at 7:30 P.M. in the Don Beer Arena, Pickering. The next regular season game will be played Saturday, February 6 at 11:15 a.m. in the Four Rinks Arena, Mississauga. Menzies. McEnaney. Second row from left: Steve Chad Garvock of the Stone Realty Pee Wees accepts trophy from Branch 419 Legion rep John Christie after winning the B division of the Legion tournament on Saturday. At right is right from the start, building a 5-0 lead before 7 minutes had passed and ended up winning 94. The one downside to this victory "was the loss of Bill Sandiford with a broken collarbone. Chad Garvock remembering Monday night and not wanting to be outdone had his turn at scoring 4 goals. Brendon Agnew also had a . big game netting a hat-trick. Steve Desautels and Adam Johnston had the other Port goals. Jody Logan pit- ched in with 4 assists and Mike Slug- gett added 2. Jeff Card, Adam Johnston, Steve Desautels and Peter King all picked up 1 assist. On Saturday Stone hosted their tournarhent in Port Perry in con- junction with the Legion Pee Wee's. In our first game we came up against the Oshawa Black Hawks. Brendon Agnew opened the scor- ing with help from Jody Logan. Oshawa tied the game before Chad Garvock regained the lead assisted by Adam Johnston. Adam then scored what proved to be the winn- ing goal on a pretty wrist shot with Jason Coutoulakis and Jeff Card picking up the assists. Sean McEnaney then finished off the Desautels, Mike Sluggett, Jason Coutoulakis, Ken Winslow, Chad Garvock, Peter King, Adam Johnston, Brendon Agnew, Jody Logan, Corey Bricknell and Billy Sandiford. Coaching staff at back are Sandy Garvock, Pete Christie and Jamie Jody Logan, final game MVP. At left is Oshawa Black Hawk captain Brad Reeson. Stone Realty defeated Oshawa 6-1 in the final to cap a perfect day on the ice. (See story). ---- scoring for Port on a nice set-up from Lindsay Parry and Mike Slug- gett. Oshawa scored a late goal to make the final score 4-2. Ports second game of the day was against Bowmanville. The boys came out hungry and took the play right to their opposition winning by the score of 6-0. - Sean McEnaney started things off with 2 goals, Ken Winslow and Adam Johnston then made the score 4-0 before Jody Logan finally broke out of his goal scoring slump with 2 late goals. Jason Coutoulakis was the playmaker of this game with 3 assists while singles went to Lindsay Parry, Ket Winslow, Sean McEnaney, Chad Garvock, Peter King, Mike Sluggett and Corey Bricknell. Matt Willetts picked up the shut- out. In the final Stone faced arematch with the Black Hawks who had defeated Kitchener earlier in the day. Oshawa opened the scoring less than a minute into the game but the At the Sunday Night Couples January 24, 1988 Team Standings: Suckers 40, Sun- fish 37, Sharks 35, Muskies 31, Angel Fish 27, Mudcats 19. Mens High Single Flat: Philip . Brown 268. Mens High Single With Handicap: Philip Brown 276. Mens High Triple Flat: Wally Gotthelf 701. Mens High Triple With Handicap; Wally Gotthelf 749. Ladies High Single Flat: Vivian Rider 230. Ladies High Single With Han- _ dicap: Paula Wright 247. Ladies High Triple Flat: Vivian Rider 589. Ladies High Triple With Han- dicap: Payla Wright 667. Ladies Over 210: Vivian Rider 230. Men Over 210: Philip Brown 268 & 239; Wally Gotthelf 258 & 249; Dale Stewart 256; Tom Drumm 245; Ken Pipher 250; Jim Rider 237 & 231; Phil Hoskin 230. Mens Triple Over 615: Wally Got- thelf 701, Philip Brown 699, Jim. Rider 653, Bill Bell 623. Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Team Standings: Growing Pains 47, Mission Impossible 37, Bizarre 28, JackPot 20, Cheers 18, Alf's 18. Singles Over 200: Kathy Hoar 217, Kay McBride 204, Marg Jeffrey 212, Joan Grove 251, Joanne Leach 203. Triple Over 600: Joan Grove 612. Thursday Night Mens Team Standings: 1.G.A. 24, Em- mersons 21, Centennial 19, Norms 18, Lake Scugog Lumber 18, Philip 16, Brians Twg. 14, Village Taxi 12, Dowsons 11, Allen Siding 9, Legion 6, Scugog Oil 0. High Single Flat: 'P. Pelow 350, I. Griffen 292, I. Griffen 288. High Single With Handicap: P. Pelow 392, 1. Griffen 320, I. Griffen 216. High Triple Flat: I. Griffen 819, 752, 729. High Triple With Handicap: I. Griffen 903, H. Moores 860, R. Boyce 729. . Ladies Monday Night - January 25, 1988 Team Standings: Reebok 36, Nor- thstar 34, Adidas 30, Brunswick 18, Puma 18, Nike 11. Games Over 20/ : Susan Norton 243, Vivian Foster 240, 233, 210, Susan Cosburn 235, 227, Marg Burn- field 227, Marg Moore 224, 210, Cathy Gibson 223, Elma Vernon 207. Triples Over 600: Vivian Foster 683, Susan Cosburn 625. next round of the playoffs. - High Single With Handicap: Kevin Haugen 292. never-say-die red and white boys came back to score 6 unanswered goals to walk away with the cham- pionship trophy. Jody Logan again scored twice while Ken Winslow, Sean McEnaney, Brendon Agnew and Corey Bricknell all added single markers. Jody and Corey added 2 assists each while Sean McEnaney, Ken Winslow, Brendon Agnew and Steve Desautels picked up 1 assist each. - Matt Willetts and Steve Stiles shared time in the net in backbon- "ing the victory. * The boys should be very pleased with their play of late as they now have a 5 game winning streak going. The boys travel to Bewdly on Wednesday night and then are at home on Friday at 8:00 p.m. against Bewdly and Saturday at 8:30 p.m. against Omemee as they get back to playoff action. Come out and watch this exciting team play as they strive to reach the "Tuesday Night Mens January 26, 1988 Team Standings: Handicappers 7, Terminators 7, Hornets 7, Champs 0, Gutter Dusters 0, Raiders 0. High Single: Kevin Haugen 292. High Triple: Jim Rider 753. High Triple With: Handicap: es im Rider 753. 215 And Over: Bruce Stauffer 222, Kevin Haugen 292, Jack Healey 220/224, Bob Farmer 227, Jim Rider 264/280, John Criscione 234/268, Jeff Haugen 224, Hal McCullough 226/231, Gerry Louvelle 262, Phil Brown 263, Rick DeShane 241/247; Roy Povey 224/243, Gary Reis 216/253, Craig McFadden 251, Paul Trudel 215, Bill Turner 228, Glenn Squires 226/237/278. 600 And Over: John Criscione 705, Jim Rider 753, Hal McCullough 653, Gerry Louvelle 603, Phil Brown 618, Rick DeShane 682, Roy Povey 638, Gary 'Reis 629, Kevin Haugen 657, Glenn Squires 741. Wednesday Afternoon Ladies January 27, 1988 Team Standings: Breck 40, Tame 35, Silkience 33, Prell 29, Finesse 17, "Halo 14. Singles Over 200: Marg Lee 221, - 219, Gerri Langille 202, 228, Carol Koch 200, Terry Davis 203, Merle St. John 251, Audrey Brown 212. High Triple: Marg Lee 627. - Wednesday Night Ladies January 27, 1988 Team Standings: Caramilk 43 (Section 2 winners), Worderbar 42, Hazelnut 28, Snack Bar 28, Bar Six 17, Crunchie 10. High Single: Mary Hawes 275. High Single With Handicap: Shirley Empringham 307. High Triple: Mary Hawes 673. High Triple With Handicap: Pat Symons 734. Singles Over 200: Mary Hawes 275, 200, Anne Aldridge 232, Linda Marsh 216, Debbie Horton 202, Shirley Empringham 268. Triples Over 550: Mary Hawes 673, Bev Marshman 562, Shirley Empringham 559. ~ OFFICE FURNITURE Filing Cabinets Desks - Chairs - etc. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 | =