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FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 2001 - 25 510 Taunton Rd. E., (at Wilson) Oshawa (905) 571-5420 ¢ (905) 571-K1A-0 They wrapped up round-robin play with two wins Compton Tykes set their sites EB on final series vs Mariposa The Compton Cable Tri-County Tykes finished their round robin playoffs with two victories this past weekend over Fenelon Falls and Manvers. In Fenelon, the boys skated to a 6-1 vic- tory. Brody Anderson continued his tena- cious play and was all over the ice either checking or deking out the opposition. Brody ended up with two goals both com- ing off breakaways. On the first goal, Brody tucked it in between the goalie's legs before crashing into the net. The second goal came when he did his patented .inside-outside move on the defence and then went in all alone before sliding it in the corner. Jonathan Brouse got Port's first goal when he stole the puck at the blue line and then went low corner on the break- away. Jonathan also scored later in the game when he found the twine off a mad scramble in front of the net. Josh Malyon scored when he fired one in the low corner when in all alone after Kyle Schweda sprung him with a smart pass. Dale Edwards rounded out the scoring when he used his awesome wrist shot to beat the netminder. Jonathan Brouse and Kyle Schweda picked up the helpers. Travis Mackey was sharp between the pipes and Kyle Schweda looked confident on defence. On Saturday, the Manvers Mustangs came to town riding on the suc- cess of their sensational goalie. The Predators came out and attacked the opposition all period long but they could- n't beat this talented netminder. All three lines kept rolling and wouldn't let Manvers out of their own end. Chance after chance was nullified by a trapper, a pad or a skate and the crowd was wondering if Port would ever score. Finally, in the second period, Kyle Schweda made a terrible pass while lying on his stomach as he used his stick to tap a loose puck. Josh Malyon then quickly fired it in the corner before the goalie could react. This didn't throw the goalie off his game as he continued to stop several breakaways. Brody Anderson then squeaked one in off the draw as it just crossed the line. Brody then passed it to Reid Stewart in front of the net and he trickled one between the goalie's pads. In the third as the Manvers goalie was nearing exhaustion, the floodgates opened as Port scored five for an 8-0 victo- ry. Dale Edwards rifled one in the top cor- ner after Jonathan Brouse cleanly won the draw. Andrew Van Camp was next when he put in a fat rebound off Brody Anderson's shot. Kyle Schweda tallied from the slot assisted by Dale Edwards and Jonathan Brouse. Josh Malyon scored next when he went end to end deking several players after Nathan Scott knocked his man off the puck and moved it up to Josh. Andrew Van Camp recorded Port's final goal when he scored in the top corner off a backhand that went over the defenceman's head. Stephen Hall had an awesome game and he skated hard all game. He made several key checks as well as rushed end to end a couple of times. Travis Mackey earned the shutout and made a huge chest save early in the game when it was 0-0 and it didn't look like Port would ever score. Jonathan Brouse and Brody Anderson skat- ed well and had several scoring chances. Josh Malyon, Nathan Scott and Aaron Ashbridge made some terrific passes. The Turn to Page 26 Members of the boys and girls basketball teams at S.A. Cawker P.S. were rec- ognized during an excellence awards assembly last week. In front row are Amanda Gravec (left), Lynn MacDonald, and Kim Wilson. In middle row are Caitlin Dubray, Britni Smith, Leanne Celar, Shannon O'Donnel, and Charlee Beer. In back row are Tanyta Boldon, Blake Harrison, Mike Armstrong, Cody Sturgess, David Robinson, Matt Krempowich, Keith Forbes, Chris Darby, Josh Kendell, and Serina Tough. Boys, girls volleyball squads represent Port Perry Panthers teams fare well at recent tourneys Durham Academy of Gymnastics report Results from provincial The Port Perry Panthers Midget Girls Volleyball team placed seventh out of 14 in a recent tournament at the Scarborough Campus of the University of Toronto. The girls showed a great amount of spirit dur- ing the last match. They came from six points behind to tie and eventu- ally lost 30-28. Erin Geary played a strong game all day with great block- ing and tipping at the net. Shona Tighe played well defensively and hit some awesome spikes during the tournament. Abby McLaughlin played consistently well all day and helped gain some much needed points with her amazing serve. Ashley Hill showed great ball control with her well-placed bumps to the setter. The girls' parents and coaches enjoyed the tremendous spirit the girls showed especially during some real nail biting moments. The Panthers Midget Boys teams played extremely well all day but. placed fifth in their tournament in Orono recently. There was consis- tently strong defensive play by Cory 'Slute and Tyler Daly. Zach Will did an outstanding job serving throughout the day. Greg Greenough's powerful blocking at the net and John Daruwalas capacity for always being in the right place at the right time allowed the boys to maintain their good standing in Tier 2. The Panthers Bantam Girls team did extremely well in their tourna- ment in Kingston last weekend. The girls placed seventh out of 19 teams overall. Katrina Duke's greatly improved setting helped earn the girls valuable points. Jessica Lee earned MVP for her great playing and Emily Fountain had phenomenal deep volleys. Sarah Oppers was wonderful at the net with her excel- lent blocks and powerful spikes. Mila Blackman's bumps were right on the money and Melissa Reinhart had great runs serving. A tremendous effort was put forth by the entire team. Kingsway College was the place to be on March 11 as the Port Perry Panthers Volleyball Club held a fundraising co-ed volleyball tourna- ment. In the recreation division, team Impossible Mission, won the gold, followed closely behind by the Double G team who came from fourth place to finish second. Anyone wishing to view a gold medal should contact Colm Tighe. Good and Evil triumphed over the Whitby Warriors in a close match during the final - round of the B2 Division. There were six teams in the highly competitive BI Division. All teams played extremely well with Zuby's Self Destructive team fin- ishing first. The championship round was highly reminiscent of last years Beach Volleyball Summer Games. gymnastics qualifier Congratulations. The following gymnasts have qualified to represent Durham Academy of Gymnastics and our region at the Provincial Championships in May, 2001 as members of the Metro East Provincial Team: Nicole Prosser, Lindsay Bound, Jessica Duck and Kayla Gray. Here are the results of the third provincial quali- fier held at the East York Gymnastics Club March 3 to 4. Jazmine Crouter - vault - third, bars - seventh, beam - ninth, floor - 13th, overall - eighth. Angela Klass - vault - lath, bars - seventh, beam - first, floor - 15th, overall 10th. Jessica Duck - vault - 10th, bars - sixth, beam - 13th, floor - 10th, overall - 15th. Kayla Gray - vault - fifth, bars - seventh, beam - fourth, floor - fourth, overall - sixth. Nicole Prosser - vault - first, bars - fourth, beam - first, floor - fifth, overall - second. Lindsay Bound - vault - second, bars - eighth, beam - eighth, floor - eighth, overall - seventh.