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19 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, May 30, 2000 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Brooklin takes the early lead and hangs on Redmen open 2000 season with an | 1-8 victory over St. Catharines A's The Brooklin Redmen kicked off their 2000 home season with a win over the vis- iting St. Catharines Major Athletics by a score of | 1-8. The team was to have opened their campaign a week ago, however, the withdrawal of the Oshweken Wolves from play this summer meant the opening was cancelled. The Redmen came prepared to play and it seemed the extra week made them even hungrier. Ken Millin opened the scoring for the home team with only 27 seconds gone in the first period. The Redmen were up 3-0 on goals from Eric Perroni and Jason Crosbie before the Major Athletics put one behind Rob Blasdell. The teams traded goals in the rest of the frame and the Redmen took a 5-4 lead into the first intermission. The second period belonged to the Redmen as they outscored the visitors by a score of 4-1. Jason Crosbie and Gary Rosyski were the high scorers in the sec- ond, Crosbie got his second goal at 5:42 and his third for a hat trick at 9:50, Rosyski scored his second and third goals seven Seconds apart with three minutes left in the second. The Redmen took a 9-5 lead into the second intermission. With two minutes gone in the final frame tempers boiled over and Gary Rosyski and Peter Lough, for the Redmen, were assessed five minute fighting majors and game misconducts. For the Major Athletics, Mike Perna and Sean Holmes were given the same penalties as referees, Spies and McGrath, were not going to let the game get out of control. The Major Athletics outscored the Redmen 3-2 in the third but it was not enough as the Redmen won by a final of 11-8 to make their record 1-0 while dropping the Major Athletics to 1-1. On Wednesday, May 31 the Redmen host the Brampton Excelsiors for an 8:30 p.m. game at Iroquois Park. Brooklin Redmen Jason Crosbie (3,1), Gary Rosyski (3,1), Ken Millin (1,1), Eric Perroni (1,0), Cam Woods (1,0), Jaret Bilich (1,1), Shawn Williams (1,2), Steve Toll (0,2), John Fusco (0,2), Zac Aitkin (0,2), Brad MacArthur (0,2), Gavin Prout (0,1), Niall Maynard (0,1), Paul St. John (0,1), Rob Blasdell (0,1) The Brooklin Redmen then took their 1-0 record on the road as they traveled to St. Catharines to play the Major Athletics. On this night, however the Major Athletics came to play and took the win with the winning goal coming with less than two minutes showing on the clock. The Redmen came out in style on this night, they scored the first three goals of the contest before the five minute mark of the first period. By the end of the first period the Redmen took a 4-2 lead into the dressing room. The Major Athletics outscored the visi- tors 5-2 in the second period and went into the intermission up by a score of 7-6. . The third period was divided in half with each team scoring three unanswered goals. The Redmen came out of the blocks first and put in three behind Major Athletics goalie Anthony Cosmo and were up by what seemed like a commanding 9- 7 lead with six minutes remaining. Unfortunately for the Redmen the home team did not fold up and go home and scored three of their own to take the game by a score of 10-9. Kyle Arbuckle scored the winner with 1:57 remaining in the third. The Redmen were able to dress Nick Trudeau this evening as he was cleared to play just minutes before the opening whistle. He showed his eagerness with a three-goal night and added one assist. Ken Millin scored two for the Redmen, singles went to Scott MacDonell, Shawn Williams, Jason Crosbie and Brad MacArthur, John Fusco assisted on three Redmen goals. The Redmen host the Brampton Excelsiors on Wednesday, May 31 at 8:30 p.m. at Iroquois Park, they travel to Akwesasne on Thursday, June 8 fora 9 p.m. start against the Thunder. On Wednesday, June 14 at 8:30 p.m. they host the Six Nations Chiefs at Iroquois Park. Fifth annual Angels' Classic tournament June 2-4 Scugog to play host to annual Angels' fastball tourney this weekend Rules and Regulation: 1) You may register anytime until September 3, 2000 for each class you wish to enter. 2) - Once you are registered you may enter as many fish as you want provided they are caught in Lake Scugog. 3) Each entry will consist of a photo of the fish along with a completed entry form (we encourage catch and release). 4) All registration and entry forms are available at Causeway Live Bait. 5) Weekly contest is from Monday morning until Sunday at closing. Winner will be deter- mined each Monday morning and published each Tuesday in the Port Perry Star. All decisions are final. 6) Cash prizes will be determined after closing Monday, September 4, 2000. Prizes will be awarded on Saturday, September 16, 2000. 7) The Port Perry Star and all spon- sors assume no liabilities for any damages, accidents or injuries. Participants enter at their own risk. GLASSES Registration Forms 9 Now Available now at ° Walleye Causeway Live Bait e Muskie 2080 Flwy. 7A, Case Port Perry e Small Mouth (905) 985-0707 Bass the duration of the derby! 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The tournament will run straight through to Sunday (June 4) afternoon, when the two final games are played at the Water St. diamonds, beginning at 4:30 p.m. A total of 35 teams have been scheduled to take partin the event, includ- ing the top four womens teams in the province of Quebec. The tournament will be broken down into two divisions. There will be an open division for all senior, junior, and inter- mediate teams, as well as a midget class. Games will be played at the two lakefront dia- monds on Water St, at the Carolyn Best diamonds behind the Scugog Arena on Reach Rd., and at the community diamonds in Greenbank and Nestleton. 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