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PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, January 28, 1997 - 17 "A Family Tradition for 131 Years" h J ---- SPORTS Just two games left in broomball regular schedule After this past Sunday there are only two weeks of league games left to be played and the playoff po- sitions are pretty well set except for who will end up in second or third. The B&R Homespec Swam- pers will take first place and they are currently fol- lowed by the Blackstock Brewers, Trader Sam's and the Brooklin Bruins. In game one Sunday Trader's bounced the Swampers 2-1 in overtime to keep pace with Black- stock. Sam's struck first early in the second period on a goal by Gord Jones as- sisted by Craig Leask. It looked like this would hold up as the winner until with just 34 seconds to play, Jason Price replied from Mike Butt and Brian Pomeroy forcing the over- time. The lone marker in OT for Trader's came off the broom of Ken St. Amant on an unassisted effort. The second game was a forfeit as the Raven's didn't have enough toice a team thereby awarding the Framer's Gallery the win. The awarded goal went to Steve Kristensen. The final of the day had second place Blackstock hosting the fourth place Bruins. The Brewers came out on top of a 2-1 squeak- er to retain their position in the overall standings. Tom Wotten notched both Blackstock goals, one in each period with the first coming just 47 seconds into the game. James Hudgins and Al . Boumeester drew the as- sists on the first goal with Tim Cochrane aiding on the second. The lone Bruins goal came off the stick of Wayne Tate with Shawn Mitchell gaining the assist. The Bantam B Tech- stars are currently in the first round of playoff ac- tion against Trenton. Port Perry is presently up 2-0 games in this best of five series, and the games have end to end high intensity. The Techstars hosted the first game on Jan. 16 with Trenton striking first with two unan- swered goals in the first period. Port got to work in the second, coming up with four goals. Scoring in the second eriod: Scott Brownson rom Scott Cunningham and Wade Ritchie, Ste- ven Wygerde from Joel Thomson and Jeremy Hall, Steven from Kam Cooper and Bill Carr, Bill from Mike Levon and Wade. Trenton put two more goals in the net to tie the game up for the final period. A hustling Port team returned in the third to come up with four more goals to take the win 8-5. Scorers were: Steven (hat trick) from Mike and Mark Delaney, Russ Brown, Bill from Kam and Jeremy, and Bill Techstar Bantams have 2-game lead (hat trick) from Steven and Kam. Many excel- lent saves by Chris Mon- sma. Fine team work. Frosty Saturday the 18th, we travelled to Trenton for another thrilling game, which kept everyone on the edge of their seat until the final second. Once again, Trenton was on the scoreboard first, but Scott B. took a great pass from Wade to tie the game. Bill quickly fol- lowed up with another goal, from Kam and Jon Sanders. Trenton tied the game at the end of the first. With 2:56 re- maining in the second, Mike passed to Jon for our third goal. The Tren- ton team answered back with a goal with 12 sec- onds left in the second, and once again we were tied going into the third. The Port boys came on strong in the third, com- ing up with three goals: Scott B. from Mike, Kam from Bill and Mike, and Bill, unassisted. The Trenton team did not let up, and scored with :59 on the clock and with :04 remaining, to make the final score 6-5. A HELPING HAND: The Van and Truck World Sharks rolled past the Cedar Creek Contracting Clippers 6-4 last Sunday thanks to the excellent play of goaltender Bob Strickert, who made key saves and even pitched in with two assists. More CHRIS HALL / PORT PERRY STAR exciting games are coming up in the Scugog Hockey League next Sunday when the playoffs get under way. The Taylor Fuels team came out on top after the regular season, but only by one point. Two hat tricks among highlights SHL teams prepare for playoffs By Chris Monsma On Sunday, Jan. 26 play resumed in the Scugog Hockey League with some good highlights as the sea- son came to an end. Dave Burnett and Jaime Men- zies each scored hat tricks as Bob Strickert, the Sharks goalie picked up two assists. Harrison Fuels 12 Ball/Callery & Assoc. 3 This game was a blow- out as the Flames beat the Senators by a score of 12- 3. The Flames built up a commanding 6-0 lead in the first period and they never looked back. The Flames opened it up with six first period goals. Scoring them were Dean Smith assisted by Wayne Norton and Steve Solo- man, Steve Soloman from Dave Dickson and Jim Beatty, Dean Smith as- sisted by Steve Soloman and Wayne Norton, Larry Pilkey from Karl Durham and Andy Steele, Karl Durham assisted by Larry Pilkey and Bob Parting- ton, and Wayne Hancock from Larry Pilkey and Wayne Norton. Senators t one back on a goal by ob Beveridge assisted by Jon Jeffrey and Todd Wil- ur. The rest of the Flames scoring was Fred Moffatt assisted by Dean Smith and Wayne Hancock, Fred Moffatt assisted by Larry Pilkey and Andy Steele, Larry from Andy Steele and Steve Solomon, Larry Pilkey assisted by Karl Durham and Andy Steele, Dean Smith from Wayne Hancock and Steve Solo- - mon and Wayne Hancock assisted by Larry Pilkey and Rick Olaison. Brian Till scored the last two goals for the Senators. As- sists went to Rick Hope (two) and Tom Patton. Pizza Delight 1 Monsma Electric 0 This was a tight game right down to the end when the Roosters scored the lone goal early in the third period. Roosters goal was scored by Duane Bronson assisted by Mike Driscoll and Robert VanCamp. Pineridge Sports 5 Compton Cable T.V.3 This game looked as though the Wolves would take it easily as they scored three first period goals, but the Comets stayed with them through- out the rest of the game to keep it close. Comets opened the scor- ing with a goal by Terry Bache assisted by Ron Compton and Bill Foote. Wolves scored the next three goals. Scoring them were Ken Smart (two) and Steve Connors. Assists went to Steve Connors (two), Jaime Taylor and Bob Beacock. Bill Bridge scored for the Comets to make it 3-2 assisted by Terry Bache. Ken Smart Jr. put the Wolves back up by two, assisted by Jaime Taylor and Willie Ed- wards. Comets scored to make it 4-3. Scoring the goal was D'Arcy Milligan assisted by Bob Lee and Steve Lee. Peter Lane scored the fi- nal goal. J&D Carpentry 4 Taylor Fuels 3 This was a tight game but the Hawks blew it open in the middle of the game to slip by the Aces 4- 3. Brad Menzies scored for the Aces to open the game. Assists went to Randy Prosser and Doug Bron- son. Hawks came back with three goals. Scoring them were John Mackey (two) and Joe Curran. As- sists went to Brad Hurst (two), Lee Steeves, Jim Turnto Page 18 Juveniles again lead in series vs. Cobourg The Port Perry Juvenile team, which is sponsored by Mike's Food Basics and Aldon Transmission, com- menced their best of five playoff series with Co- bourgon Jan. 19 at the Co- bourg Arena. These boys have had an up and down season so far but have put on their game faces for this series. In the first period Port came out flying and were quickly ahead by a score of 2-0. Brian Nash got things going as he scored, while Port were short handed. . He was assisted by Robert Gracie. Mike Leeming's goal followed assisted £5 Brad Shanley. Cobourg Turnto Page 18