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a ey a I TTR TH HE YY i FRIDAY, DECEMBER 75. 2060 OSHAWA 1670 Simcoe St., * INSTALLED BY GOVERNMENT CERTIFIED INSTALLERS PICKERING 1051 Brock St., -: TYKE CHAMPS: The Tyke Predators came home game to Bradford, the Predators defeated Oshawa victorious after they participated in their first tour- easily by a score of 10-3 and then they got a 5-2 win nament of the year. After dropping their opening over Ennismore to grab the "C" championship. Tyke Predators grab tourney title The Tyke Predators were very excited about their first tournament of the year which was held Saturday, Dec. 16 at Bobrxaygeon. The boys started off slowly in their first game against Bradford. This was a team Port could have beaten if they were at the top of their game. Unfortunately, the team didn't play well until the third period and the 4-2 loss took the boys out of either the 'A' or 'B' Final. Port's first goal was scored by Travis Mackey shot in a rebound, assisted by Reid Stewart and Nathan "Scott. Jonathan Brouse scored Port's only other goal when he made a ter- rific end to end rush and rifled the puck up high, all while fighting off a couple of Bradford defencemen. Brody "Taz" Anderson, who was all over the ice the entire tournament, picked up the assist. Dale Edwards, Andrew Van Camp and Brody Anderson made great offensive plays as Port poured it on in the third. However, it was too little too late as Port couldn't get the puck past the Bradford netminder. Josh Malyon, Nicholas Shinas and Nathan Scott played strong defensive games for the losing side. After some success and great hus- tle in the mini-hockey games, the boys came out flying for their second game against Oshawa. The coaches wanted a better start and they got it" this game as Nathan Scott scored in the first shift as he banked it in off the goalie from behind the net. The boys just kept forechecking and charging the Oshawa net all game and ended up with a resounding 10-3 victory. Josh Malyon showed his offensive talent as he recorded a hat trick. Two of his goals came off breakaways as John used his speed to beat the defence and then his hard shot to go high on the goalie. Brody Anderson scored two goals and the nicest being when he used his favourite deke to beat the netminder. Jonathan Brouse scored on a terrific wrap around back- hand. Dale Edwards scored a pretty goal when he got the puck in the slot, spun and fired in the low corner. Stewart Ct. Cyr continued the scoring spree when he stuffed in a rebound after getting himself in scoring posi- tion. Jonathan Griffén, after giving several nice, passes, scored Port's final goal when he received a nice pass from behind the net from Turn to Page 31 For super Deals & Great Service ~~ Come see | chardson or Brian mii OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC 852-3331 19800+263-2000 Scugog Hockey League report Dickson, Harman each collect four points in 4-2 win Junior Division K.C.I. Gas Bar 8 Monsma Electric 3 Peter Somers led the way far K.C.I. by scoring a hat- trick. Dean Smith also had a pair of goals and Dan Taylor, Mike McGuinness and Duane Empringham each had sin- gles. For Monsma, it was Brian Till, John Robertson and Derek Fitzgerald who found the back of the net. Jester's Court 4 B. Smith Carpentry 2 Dave Dickson and John Harman had four points a piece to pace Jester's to the win. Goals were scored by Dickson (20), Harman and Darrin Kinnunen, while assists went to Harman (3), Dickson (2), Kinnunen (2), and Mike Ayers. Doug Bronson and Karl Durham scored for B. Smith. Tony Oxley had two assists and Jerrett Harman added a single. Pineridge Sports 5 Compton Communications 3 Five different players scored for Pineridge in a narrow 5-3 Victory over Compton. Those goal scorers were Lee Wilbur, Warren Geer, Jason Warner, Ken Little and Scott Wilbur. Todd Wilbur led the way for Compton with a pair of goals and Steve Fox added a single. Taylor Ford 5 Goreski Roofing | Taylor Ford was all over Goreski in this game. Goreski got out to an early lead though with Duane Bronson scor- ing the goal. From there Taylor scored five unanswered goals from Greg Warriner (2), Andy Steele, Brad Hurst and Brian Stephens. Blackstock Minor Hockey Hard work pays off in 5-0 Luchka win Low and Low Ltd. 5 Lochka Float Service 0 Lochka showed deter- mination with Mike McLean and Carl Geer on defense digging in the comers. Matt McLean in net put a strong effort into his many saves. Zach Greco and Cory Gerritts kept working hard to the end. Low and Low's goalie, Nathan Alpe, was key to this shutout. Low and Low's goals were scored by Jack Horner, Justin Williams (2), Christopher Avery and Michael Hazelden. Assists went to Kelly Pfister, Dylan Jones and Dusty Pickard. Auto Specialist 4 Great Canadian Meats 4 Luke Parlette between the pipes made several key saves for Canadian Meats. Travis Johnstone (2), Carlos Naranjo and Aaron Wright scored for Canadian Meats. Assists went to Wright, Johnstone, Jonathan Vanoostveen and Naranjo. Auto Specialist domi- nated the second period with goals by Craig Silnieks (2), George McCormack and Devon Colston. Assists going to Silnieks, Corey Vandewiel and Tyler Culbert/Castello. Jacob Gettins between the pipes did an 'amazing job. Sharcon Excavating 7 Wright's Feeds 2 Wright's showed great determination with Tyler Randall in net making several saves. Goals were scored by Chris Hill and Turn to Page 31