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On Saturday the Stone Realty Pee wees hosted their tournament and successfully defended the championship that they won last year. Ports first game of the day was against the Oshawa Black Hawks which they won 7-1. The boys started slowly in the first period and didn't accomplish much ex- cept picking up a lot of penalties. The second period was a dif- ferent story though, as the boys decided to settle down and play hockey. Steve Desautels was the big shooter in this game scoring 4 goals and picking up 2 assists. Steve's linemates, Todd Smart and Chad Kearn's each scored once while Todd Added 4 assists and Chad helped out with 3 assists. Chad Garvock scored Ports other goal. Jeremy Norton pitched in with 2 assists with Clay Scott and Aron Royle each adding one. Ports second game of the day was against Bradford and once again the boys came out of this winning 7-1. Unlike the first game where the boys did nothing in the first period, this time they scored 4 goals and then coasted the rest of the way for the victory. Chad Gar- vock led the way in this game with 3 goals. Steve Desautels con- tinued his hot scoring with 2 more goals, while Brent Harper and Mike Sluggett each added 1 goal. Mike also added 2 assists while Brent hia r, Scott Wylie, Todd Smart, Clay Scott and Scott Heasman ali pitched in with one assist. The Bbys strong sense of defen- a a TT LET R sive play also showed in this game as they allowed Bradford only 3 shots on net. The win against Bradford mov- ed Port into the finals against Listowel. This game was a physical tight checking contest and easily the most exciting game of the tournament. Although the Stone gang controlled much of the play throughout the game, it was Listowel who opened the scoring early in the second period. The score remained 1-0, until Todd Smart finally scored on a breakaway in the first minute of the third period. Steve Desautel and Chad Kearns picked up the assists. The game started to see- saw back and forth as both teams had good chances to score the go ahead goal but were unable to capitalize. Finally with 4 minutes left, Scott Wylie picked up a loose puck in front of the net and buried a shot just under the crossbar for the tournament winning goal. In- spired by this goal the boys dug down and formed a defensive shell to hold off the Listowel team. Special mentions should go to Listowel goaltender, Ryan Sanders who was selected M.V.P. for this game. If not for him the score could have been much higher as Port controlled much of the play and had many super scoring chances but couldn't buy a goal. The Stone gang plans to keep busy between now and the end of March when they travel to Oshawa to compete in Heinual L.N.H.L. tournament. Juveniles take lead in series Two strong performances over the weekend have given the Port Perry Juveniles a well-deserved lead in their playoff series with Trenton. The Port squad, sponsored by Key Bar Office Equipment of Port Perry battled Trenton to a 4-4 draw on Saturday on home ice. And on Sunday night, Port turned ih an exceptional perfor- mance in Trenton to double their ts 6-3. Port now leads this eight- point series five points to three. Next game is Thursday night in Trenton, and if the Port team can SOME Sway With two pon, they co Yap ngs up w the clubs His fe coming Sats day (March 4) at 0g na Yor an 8:30 PM faceoff If not, the teams will return to Trenton on March 5 for a 6:30 start. At the Scugog Arena last Sat- urday night with the series tied at one win each (two points) the teams got into a see-saw affair in which the lead changed hands a le of times. Bort trailed in this one 4-3 late in the game, but with 19 sec- onds to play in regulation, Jamie Menzies took passes from John aly and Mark Barkey for the ty- ing geet. teams then went through a scoreless ten minute overtime that settled nothing as the match ended ina 4-4 Other scorers for Port were Karl Durham from Barkey; R. Fielding un-asssited; and Barkey from Lally. Port Perry took 44 minutes in penalties and Trenton 34. The following night in Tren- ton, the Port Juveniles put togeth- er what could be their best all- round game of the season to date as they took a 4-0 and then cruised home with a 6-3 victory. The game was scoreless after the first period. But the Port ned their sights in players sh -the second for four consecutive goals. John Lally got the roll going with help from Blair Phillips and Mark Elliott, and two minutes lat- er, Kevin Gibson was set up Fielding and Andrew Steele. Then it was Lally again With ¢ an ssgiat from netminder Ra King, and with Derek Fitzgerald help from Gibson. Trenton got one before the fed was up, but Barkey gue a 5-1 lead with assists Edwards and Gibson. - Fielding made it 6-1 early in the third and Trenton added two more i a6-3 fa wale Perry cut penalties to 11 minors in this game while Trenton was hit with an even doz- en. In the Pee Wee final, the Stone Realty gang from Port Perry had to come from behind to nip Listowel 2-1. Accepting trophy from Mr. Geer is. Mike Slug- gett, and at right is Ryan Sanders, netminder for the Listowel Cyclones. He was named game MVP for his great work keeping the final score as close as It was. (see story for detalls on the Port Perry tournament wins) In the Atom Division final of the Lions Club Hockey tournament Saturday In Port Perry, Oshawa doubled Aurora 4-2. Lions Club rep Gord Geer presents tro- phy to Oshawa captain Rob Goodwin and Aurora captain Mike Munday. At far left Is game MVP Bill Wiersma. Scugog Mens League And the playoffs begin The first game of the playoffs saw last place Sportsland upset. Second place Crandell's 5-1. Coun for Sportsland were Ken Smart and Clarence son 2 goals each and Rick Hope the other marker. Adding assists were Rob Evans 2, Roger Moase and John Delorme 1 apiece. The lone marker for Crandell's was Richie LeFort from Bill Owen and Glen McCoy. In game two Compton Cable T.V. had little trouble in defeating J&D Carpentry 3-0 Counting for Compton were La Scott 1 goal, 1 assist, Bill ynes, and "Doc" Thomson with the others. Assists to Wayne Fox, Brian Samis, and Ron Compton. pton was Troy Glazier who also played a great first game in net or Sportsland. Game three was a fast pace, end to end battle in which Laroc- e Electric and Norton's Home ments battled to a 5-5 tie. Scoring for Larocque were Dave Mann 3 goals, and Bill Bridge 2 goals. Helping out were the shutout for Com-- Tim Kane 3 assists, Bruce Smith 3 assists, and Kevin Tra oo final game * fhe one saw Blanchard's Supply Co. upset Anderson's 5-1. Capitalizing for Blanchard's were Dan Horner 2 goals, 2 assists, Marvin Steveson, Dave Milton, and Kevin Reid with the others. Assisting were Ron Za niuk with 3, Mark Jobb Al Bonner with singles. "he lone marker for Anderson's was Don Orr from Bob Beveridge and Jim Beatty. Re Res