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28 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 10, 1992 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" champions SEES Port Perry High School's junior basketball team was also successful in its DYSSA champion- ship game against a school from Richmond Hill on Saturday In Port Perry. The team consists of coach Bill Langley, Steve Parish, Chad Venning, Duane Empringham, Jeremy Hartin, Todd Smart, Allen Foggetti, Gary Norton, John Sanchez and Anthony Farrell. Missing from the pic- ture are Al Lazenby, Eric Hughes and Allen Birchall. Both the midget and junior boys basketball teams from Port Perry High School were suc- cessful In their respective DYSSA championship games on the weekend in Port Perry. Pictured is the midget boys team who defeated G.L. Roberts 68-36 for the gold medal. (From left) Peter Patrick Morris, Eddie Maunder, Tim Irwin, Terry Jellicoe, Jason Haliburton, Jeremy Luke, Paul Linton and Sandy Mark. 2 TZ 2 REF EE CTC EEE E=EE EE mt me -- = EES a= = ----F up to on any one replacement WiTale Kalle RIV c= (alet=N @1F=1100 A --------" ORT PERRY auto glass & trim 1d, FF 139 Water Street & 6 High Street, Port Perry 985-8507 HITBY AUTO GLASS specialists ld. Replace your windshield & be eligible to WIN* a FREE MEI CELLULAR PHONE (retail value $650) * One winner to be drawn April 15th/92 in celebration of our 11th anniversary. Fill in the ballot with this coupon & deposit in any of our three locations. 411 Dundas Street, E. Whitby NAME: 668-2003 ADDRESS: Mobile Service - Guaranteed Workmanship PHONE: _ Lo co oe -- ------------ ------------ TT" ---- ------ ------ ---- -- f-- -- -- -------- -- t---- Ex ike. > ad oo r kAttttii el en era awd Pineridge boys The Pineridge boys began their weekend hosting Oshawa on Friday night for an exhibition game. Both teams appeared to be evenly mat- -- _ched as Port kept a 1-0 lead till mid- way through the second period. When Glenn McCready scored assisted by Ryan McQuade and Adam Hobbs. Second period saw Oshawa retaliate with one of their own. Third period opened up with one a piece. Oshawa capitalized as Port skates were beginning to slow down with Oshawa taking two quick goals. Port closed the gap to one goal in the last minute when Ian Parliament scored assisted by Ryan McQuade. With the goalie out and an extra at- tacker Port made several attempts to score but to no avail as the final buzzer sounded. On Saturday the Pineridge Sports Atom B team travelled to Bowmanville. Port again took the lead in the first minute of play when lan Parlia- ment accepted a pass from Adam Hobbs. Also assisting was Scott Sanderson. It wasn't until the last minute in the first period till Bowmanville came back with one of their own only to have Port return the fire nine seconds later when Adam Hobbs scored. Midway battle to 4-4 tie through the second Port again fac- ed a tie. Into the third Port went ahead when Ian Parliament and Ryan McQuade lit the scoreboard. Draw- ing the assists were Aaron Chambers, Glenn McCready and Ryan McQuade. Feeling somewhat comfortable with a 4-2 lead Port players became spectators as they watched Bowmanville take control and scoring with less than two minutes on the clock. Only thing left to do was pull their goalie which they did, supply an ex- tra attacker. Both teams put in a good effort as the rubber bounced around finally finding the net, en- ding the game in a 4-4 tie. On Sunday Millbrook hosted Port. As is custom Port lit the scoreboard first when Dave Gainey fed the puck to Ryan McQuade who caught the short side of the goalie. From then on the puck appeared to belong to Millbrook as they banged in four goals. Port came alive in the third period and put pressure on the Millbrook goalie. Finally cashing in when Dave Gainey received a pass from Ryan Moynes. Every attempt was made to score including an extra attacker but the game ended with Port on the short side of a 4-2 game. Scugog Lumber defeats Lions Club in playoffs Scugog Lumber hosted Lions Club on Wednesday, March 4 in the first playoff round-robin game. Ben Stephenson led the way for Scugog potting the hat trick plus two assists. Ben opened the scoring in the first period on assists from Jonathon Reed and Travis Pickard. Jonathon upped the score by two on a three way passing play with Pickard and Spencer Bedell. Graham Strickert made it 3-0 at the end of the first on passes from Ben and Jonathon. The second period remained scoreless. Ben, as in the first, open- ed the scoring in the third from Graham and Jonathon. From then on it looked like a blow out but the never-say-die Lions Club battled back on a goal by Bob Cowie assisted by Eric Troan and Alex Wordley. Travis Pickard, on a breakaway from Alex and Spencer Bedell gave Scugog a four goal lead again, only to be cut to three by Scott Cunningham from Cowie and Wordley. Ben completed his hat trick, picking the corner with Graham and Jonathon assisting. Tim Wray closed out the scoring for Lions from Cowie and Wordley. Ben's line, with Pickard and Strickert, accounted for five goals and twelve points and were outstan- ding the whole game, while the line of Cowie, Wordley and Wray did the Monday, March 2, Series Two After a tiring week of hockey gix games in eight days the Doormen travelled to Pickering for the seventh game. In the first period, Port Perry opened the scoring at 4:07 on a goal by Danny Robinson, assist- ed by Shane Norton and Colin Laird. As the first frame wore down, Port continued to press hard. Period two saw the Doormen continued their game plan with Kevin Gray hitting the mesh at 10:51 and agian at 9:63, both goals on nice set up passes from Darryl Moase. Pickering got close with two goals as period two wound down, but Port came right back damage for Lions. Scugog 6 - Lions 3. On Sunday, March 8, Scugog Lumber hosted Lewis Motors and barely escaped with a win. Travis Pickard opened the scoring on a tip- in from Ben Stephenson and Graham Strickert. Five minutes later Travis struck again for Scugog finishing off a three way play from Ben and Jonathon Reed. In the second period Travis notch- ed his hat trick on a breakaway set- up on a nice pass from Chris Orr and Tom Keeble. With a three to zero lead Scugog went back on their heels a little bit and Lewis took up the challenge. Jamie Page notched his first goal of the season unassisted to get things rolling. Chad Lance then put one in the top shelf assisted by Eric Wygerde and Scott Willman. Then things got hot. Chad's next shot handcuffed Keeble and rested on the line before Keeble scooped it up. Lewis kept the pressure up and were robbed by Keeble time and time again. With the goalie pulled for an extra attacker they just couldn't score the equalizer. Travis Pickard (hat trick) and Tom Keeble stood out for Scugog as did Joel Phoenix and Chad Lance for Lewis. Devon Symes was steady in goal for Lewis. Scugog 3 - Lewis 2. Pee Wee Bs win 7-4 as Shane Norton scored assist- ed by Justin Halligan. The third period began with Pickering trying to pick up the pace with an early goal. This only succeeded in motivating the Doormen to score three more goals from Kristan Wot- ton, Darryl Moase and Shane Norton with assists to Trevor Smith, Aron Levy and Kevin Gray. The final score of 7-3 was con- vincing as Port out shot Picker- ing 51 to 18 and this was due en- tirely to a full team effort as line after line skated, checked and shot at the net. It seems that Tim and Jeff have these guys pumped up in this series. Lets keep focused boys.