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B a -- Ps -- -- / ETI EA t2 . Eh tana" oo JAY YUBA 00 26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 11, 1989 J&D champions in tough season For the Scugog Mens Hockey League, Sunday, was the last day of a long grueling season. During day there were four final games (MAY CBO, "DY) which proved to make for an entertaining day indeed. The first game of this long day was a fairly closely contested one in which Compton Cable T.V. took the *'C"' championship with a 4-2 Vietory over Blanchard's Supply Scoring for Compton were Brian Samis 3 goals and Wayne Fox 1 goal, 1 assist, and "Doc" Tomson and Ed Olsen 1 assist each. Tallying for Blanchard's were Mike Driscoll from Jim Duncan and Ron Zaparaniuk, and Al Bon- ner unassisted. s - Brian Samis was the MVP for this game while Waye Norton was Most Valuable Defenceman.: The second game was nothing but a blowout. Norton's Home Im- provements scored first and never looked back as they went on to upset Anderson's Chev. Olds. 7-0. Bob Tarbotton led the way for Norton's with 2 goals, 3 assists. The other scorers for Norton's were Doug Suppelsa 2 goals, Kei- jo Kinnunen 1 goal, 1 assist, Fren Moffat 1 goal, 1 assist, and Dave 'Roth 1 goal: Adding assists were Bill Van Camp 3, Ken Davison . and Randy Prosser 1 apiece.. Bob Strickert played a great . game between the pipes to help - Norton's. capture the "B" championship. Bob Tarbotton was the MVP and Dave Roth was MVD. Game three was the most ex- citing of the day in which Laroc- Que Electric pulled off a 7-6 sud- en death overtime win over Sportsland for the 'D" . championship. ~ Leading the way for Larocque best defensive player In the game, wtiich was won by J and D 6-0 over Crandells. were Bill Bridge 3 goals, 1 assist," Tim Kane 2 goals, 1 assist, Don MacDonald 1 goal, 1 assist, and Bart Wager 1 goal, 2 assists. Other helpers were Kevin Trapp and Bruce Smith 2 assists each, and Bob McEachern, and Colin Asselstine one apiece. Fighting along for Sportsland were Rob Evans 3 goals, 1 assist, John Foster 1 goal, 1 assist, Dave Bourgeois 1 goal, 1 assist, and Glen Hudson 1 goal. Other assists went to Doug Brown 2, Rick Hope, Ken Smart, Mark Burger, and Reg Templeman all with one, The MVP for this game was Bill Bridge and Bruce Smith was MVD. : The last game of the day as well as the last game of the year was another completely one sided af- fair in which J&D Carpentry hammered Crandell's 6-0 for the "A" championship. J&D got on the board with just :62 seconds elapsed from the clock on a show from Carl Fit- zgerald, unassisted. At this point the game may as . well have been over because for Crandell's everything just went downhill. : Other markers for J&D were Ken Little 2 goals, Dennis "Mad Dog" Lycett 1 goal, 1 assist, and Carl Durward 1 goal. Adding assists were Joe Curran 2, Mike "Tater" Adam, and Carl Fit- zgerald 1 apiece. Ray Gibson played a great game in net for J&D thus recor- ding the shutout. Carl Durward was the game MVP and Dave Harrison was the nks to all the players for an exciting year, and the dedicated fans who were out every week. Thanks again guys and hope to see you at the banquet, the baseball tournament and hope to see you all next year. ch EL Sa al da 1 A Joe Curran and Dennis Ly are J and D Carpentry. Not only have they been spon- "sors since the Scugog Mens League was formed several years, ago they are players on thelr own team. And last Sunday, for the first time, J and D won the A championship with a convincing 6-0 victory over Crandells. League commissioner Jim Grosvenor presented the J------ trophy to Joe and Dennis and their team. 4 i Mike Adam of J and D Carpentry keeps the front of the net clear for his goaltender Ray Gibson during the A championship game of the Scugog Mens Hockey League on Sunday. Solid defense and strong back-checking all game led to a 6-0 win for J and D over Cran- IDA Petites looked fine in Regionals dells. Carl Durward (left) was named MVP. in Mens League A division final game and re- ceived the "Grovie"" award from Jim Grosvenor. At right, Dave Harrison, who was named Last weekend was the end of the Ringette reason for the Brutons' I.D.A. Petites. Considering the strong leadership this team has had from the coaches Dan Harris, . Rick Webb and Steve Payne it was no surprise that these girls . would make a fine showing at the - Petite B level in the Regionals. . OnFriday evening the Brutons' . Petites met Beaverton at the new arena in Lindsay, It was a very fast paced game with both teams playing very well. With Sarah Coyne in net and fine defensive play as well as great offence pur team dominated the play - throughout most of the game. There'were many excellent of- fengive rushes and fine passing which kept the fans on their feet through the whole game as the two teams traded goals and kept up the pressure from start to finish. The Beaverton team, led by star player Dawn Coucette, has been a challenge all season but Port Perry managed a 5-5 tie against them by coming back from a two goal deficit in an ex- citing last period. ban Early Saturday morning Port Perry met Oshawa. The game started with Oshawa taking the lead and scoring two goals on our sleepy team within the first three minutes. Port Perry fought back and eventually made the score 5 - to 4 only to have Oshawa tie the game with only 20 seconds left. Two games - two ties - was this to be the pattern for our girls in the Regionals this year? (Turn tu page 27)