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Ao _ i The Port Perry Provincial "A" Tween team, sponsored by Allens Siding Products, started off the year in a big way, by winning their first two exhibition games over the past weekend. Looking like a team determin- ed to win it all as they did 2 years ago, they defeated Ajax by a score of 11-4 on Saturday evening in front of a large home town crowd, and Sunday, went to Pickering and bounced them 8-3. The girls played excellent ringette for so early in the year, and their skating is something to see. Their passing and ring con- trol has greatly improved and they are certain to be a match for any team this year. A big Port Perry welcome goes out to 2 girls from Oshawa PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 3, 1989 -- 33 Tweens start season off with two wins who have joined us this year. Megan Marlowe and Tammy Pillman decided to make the move to Port as Oshawa was not having a Provincial team this year, and they have certainly added a great deal of strength to our lines. The balance of this years team consists of Lyndsay Putkewich, Michell Firzpatrick, Shannon Fox, Karen Kett, Jennifer -Morden, Amy Parliament, Tracy Pelow, Kim Poppleton and Tanya Towns. Everyone participated in the goal scoring and assists, and as well, everyone took a turn on defense and did a great job, con- sidering some were playing there for the first time. And let us not forget the girl: at the other end of the ice, who stop- Bantam HL news Saturday Sept. 30 Well we're off and running with a bigger and better Bantam Houseleague. Six teams with the sponsors being Frank Real Estate, Emmerson Insurance, Swamp Auto, Causeway Esso, I.G.A. and Canadian Tire. We have different ice times so that hockey shouldn't conflict as much with work. Saturday at 6:30 a.m. was the first game. Causeway Esso 7 . LG.A.2 Causeway held an edge in the play over the first two periods out scoring I.G.A. 5 to 2. Greg Rankin was hot in net for Causeway. Andrew Pereman, Lou Whitfield and Eric Grosvenor had singles for Causeway Esso with Blair Bevridge supplying the lone marker for I.G.A. in the first period. :In the second Peter Simms brought I.G.A. within a goal before Eric Grosvenor, his se- cond, on an end to end rush and Kevin Ellis added two for Causeway. _ In the third I.G.A. held off Causeway when they had to kill a Novice hockey On Saturday September 30th the 1989-1990 version of the Novice House League took to the ice fo another season. : The first game saw Port Perry Printing defeat Davids Hairstyl- ing in a very entertaining game by a score of 2 to 1. Scoring for P.P.P. was Nick Pelyk from Adam Brain and double minor penalty. Play was even but I.G.A. couldn't capitalize on their opportunities. Causeway added two more, Andrew Peremans 2nd and 3rd of the game to close out the scoring. ped them when she was on her front, on her back and on her butt. Tracy Pelow turned in 2 fine per- formances between the pipes to give her team that extra lift. The people behind the bench this year consist of Margot Fitz- patrick - manager, Lloyd Morden - coach, and we welcome back Wayne Fox as asst. coach, who decided that retirement just wasn't for him. A big thank-you to Terry Fox who filled in for Wayne over the weekend and did a great job. This should be a great year for this team as they strive to make the Provincial playoffs and once again earn the title of Provincial Champions as they did in Petite during the 1987-88 season. Broomball action underway First game - Monsma Electric 7 - Woody's 1. Scoring for Monsma, Bart Wager 2 goals 1 assist, Greg Gibson 2 goals, 3 assists, Kevin Ibbitson 2 goals, 1 assist, Ken Fraser 1 goal, Jack Monsma 2 assists, Stephen Gib- son, 1 assist, Murray Down 5 assists. Woody's goal Larry Moarse from Neil Woodrow. Second Game - Emmerson and B & R Electric and Swamp Garage cancelled. Third Game - Blackstock and Framers Gallery was the top broomball game of the day, en- ding in a tie 0-0. Overtime to be played at a later date. Second Week First game - Monsma 2, Framers 0. Jack Monsma 1 goal, Ken Fraser 2 assists, C. Down 1 goal, 1 assist Ian Down. K. Beer with shut out. Second game - Emmerson 3, Woody's 1. Emmersons scored 3 in a row, Karl Durham from Paul West, Henry Elste from John Gerber, Joe Parkinson, John Saunders from John Gerber; Les Allen. Scoring Woody's lone goal, Gene Woodrow, Neil Woodrow. Third game - Blackstock 3, B&R 1, inovertime. B & R's goal was scored by Brian Pomeroy from Steve Robinson. In overtime Blackstock over powered B & R with goals from Ron Short and Tom Wotten, assists going to T. Wotten, Ron Redmen and Rick Bayard. Third Week First game - Emmerson 1, Framers 0. John Gerber with the goal from D. Lawrence. Second game - Monsma Elec- tric 3, Blackstock 2. 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