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6, Orono Weekly Tinues, Wednesday, February 10, 1982 SPORTS I . .0. F. Pee Wees top league in schedule Orono I.O.O.F. Peewees hosted a fine teain from Bowmanville on Fni. Feb. th. and camne out 7-3 losers in this exhibition game. The Orono boys did not play with their usual intensity and neyer seemed to get going throughout the gaine. To compound their problems three of the Bowmanville goals were deflected in off the home defence. The remaining 'Bowmnanville goals were the resuit of sloppy play and give aways in the Orono defensive zone. One of the bright spots for Orono was the play of Robert Snoek as he scored a goal and an assist. Brian Hill also put forth a strong effort and scored an unassisted goal and Tint Mercer a consistent performer ail year, netted the other goal. Darren Dennis the other goal.. Darren Den- nis, Chris Richards and Wayne Atkins get honourable mention also. On Sat. Dec. 6th. Orono l.O.O.F. Peewees travelled to Ennismore for the final league gaine of the season. Orono had already clinched first place in regular league play and could flot seemn to get going and as a result came out on the short end of a 5-4 score. Orono started off quickly with Robert Snoek scoring assisted by Brian Souch and Mike Lane and Chris Richard scoring an unassisted goal to give the I.O.O.F. peewees a 2-0 lead at the end of the first period. in the second period En- nismore scored three goals to take a 3-2 lead as the Orono boys stopped skating and coasted. Goran Zagar notch- ed his first goal of the year wth assists going to Wayne Atkins and Richard Boumeester to tie the score 5-3. Robert Snoek scored his second goal of the game near the end of the game assisted by Darren Dennis, to make the final score of 5-4 for En- nismore. Despite this lack lustre effort the Orono boys should be congratulated for taking first place in the Tri- County league with a fine 15 wins, 2 losses and 1 tie record. The I.O.O.F. Peewees earned a bye in the first round of the play offs so they will start off in the semi- finals as soon as the first round series are over. On March 26th. the Orono Peewees will be hosting a tournament which is b.eing gracîously sponsored by the Orono I.O.O.F. Lodge 436. So let's get out and support our local boys who have had an excellent season so far. Roughley.Novice win back-tio-back games Iun egular league play the Novice teain hadl back to back games with Millbrook and beat thein both gaines. At home on Friday night an excting gaine was played. The first and second periods saw no scoring, with both goalies playing fine hockeyr. Shawn Hardy is improving steadily with each gaine. Millbrook scored with only five minutes left i the gaine. Kevin Roberts tic', it up pick- ing the corner on a pass fro Craig Nemis and Jeff Hart- wig. With just 10 seconds ie- maining, David Sheridan got the winner set up beautifully by Kevin Robers and Jason Major. This ended the gane Orono 2 to Millbrook 1 On Saturday~ the boys par- tîcîpated in a tournament in Bowmanville. The first gam~e was played against Omemçe, who handed thein a six it' defeoat. With this loss tIe boys moved to the Conisuýa- tion side of the Tournainent to face Bowmanville in he next gaine. David Sheridlan blasted in the finst and only goal of the first period assisted by Kevin Roberts anid Roy Mitchell. Craig Nemnis put the boys up by two slilp- ing in a goal mouth scramJle passed along by Jin Partner. Then Bowmanville got on the scoreboard to end th e second fnan'e. The Bowmanville teain added to a third peripd goal to end the gaine in a rie which meant the teains wo Ild go into overtiine, with the goalie removed and al shots had to coine from over the blue Unme. Both teains played through one overtime period with no scoring and it wasn't until late in the second over- time that Bowmanville scored to take the win. This ended Orono's chance at the Con- sulation Tnophy. On Sunday, Onono travell- ed to Millbrook for a gaine. Dustin Reid played his usual hustling gaine and came up with the only first period goal passed along by Chnis Standelmann and Sean Win- ning. The excellent passing by the Oropo club gave thein two more goals in the second frarffie. J.B. Brachvogel snap- ped one in passedi by his line- mates, Scott McAllister and CameronEsler. Then David Sheridan bounced one right oven the goalie's stick, froin lkevin Roberts and Bnad Min- is. The third- period opened with another izoal bv Orono. This time J.B. Brachvogel poked in a loose puck froin the goal mouth wonking'hard froin his own end and assisted by Jinr Patner. Again Shawn Hardy made fine saves untîl the last five minutes of the gaine when his defence left hum and the for- wards quite skating allowing Millbnook to get two goals to end the gaine. Orono 4 to Mfillbrook 2. The Novice boys are getting things together at the right time with just two more league gaines left before play-offs stat. Keep up the strong. work it will pay off! Orono 4 Bobeageon 7 On Mon. Feb. 1, 1982 the Matthews and HillI ms. Stutt 's Ban atams on a streak'taking ail gam es On Suat. Jan. 30th. the Stutts Pharmacy Baîtams started their O.M.H.A. playoffs. Orono defeated Bobcagyeon by a score of 4-2. Guy Brachvogel and Greg Vey scored two goals each with assists going to Jin Wood 1, Robent French 1, Paul Rosseau 1 and Guy Brachvogel 1. Chris Langford and Guy Brachvogel played strong gaines for the local club. The Stutts Pharmacy Ban- tains travelled to Sunderland on Mon. Feb. lst. for their second playoff gaine. Orono won the gaine by a score of 7-1. Greg Vey scored 3 goals wýth Richie Dupe and Jin Wood collecting 2 goals each. The assists went to Greg Vey 2, Paul Rosseau 1, David Dawes 2, and Paul Henry 1. Richie Dupe, Jin Wood, and Eric Dreslinski played good games for the Orono Club. Bobcaygeon, were the host for the Stutts Pharmacy Ban- tam ,s- on Thurs. Feb. 4th. Orono won the gaine by a score of 4-2. Greg Vey scored 2 goals with singles going to Paul Henry and Stephen Murrce. Stephen Murree 1 and Keith Vey 1. Chris Langford played a strong gaine in goal for the local club. On Sat. Feb. 6th. the Stutts Pharmacy Bantamis travelled to Minden for their fourth playoff gaine. Orono defeated Minden by a score of 3-1. Greg Vey scored 2 goals with the single going to Paul Rosseau. The assîsts went to Jim Wood 1. Paul Henry, Jim Wood and Greg Vey played storng gaines. The Stutts Pharmacy Ban- tams have played 4 playoff gamnes and are undefeated. The Orono club is playing their best hockey of the season winning 13 of their last 14 gaines and would ap- preciate your support. The remaining games in the first round of the playoffs: Sat. Feb. 2th. 8:00 p.m. Little Britain at Orono. Tues. Feb. 23rd. 8:00 pa. Bewdley at Orono. Sat. Feb. 27th. 8:00 p.m. Sunderland at Orono. Hamilton Midgets keep on top, 2 wins, i1tie Feb. 2 Orono 5 Bewdley 5 period. Scott Prescott scored Playing their second game uniassisted. Murray Dennis in as many nights the local and Randy Tennant scored in boys played host to Bewdley. the second to let Orono go Bewdley opened the scoring ahead by one assist going to and sconed three before Jeff Gray 2, Randy Tennant Orono got on track in the se- 1 and Mike Hamnel 1. Ted cond peiod. Mike Hamel Oster and Matt Wllles com- and Randy Tennanit scored bîned to make the score 4-2 with assists goïng to Glyn for Orono. Jenkins, Matt Willes, and Seventeen seconds later Derek Muinford. The score L.B. scored to pull within was 4-2 for Bewdley going in- one goal but Glyn Jenkins to the third period when scored on a nice shot froin Murray Dennis blasted the the slot as Matt Wiles puck by Bewdley's goal assisted. Again Geoff Green tender, Randy Tennant played a strong game, mak- assisting. Mike Hamiel and ing mnany difficult savýes. Glyn Jenkins combined on1 a Oronto picked up 14 min. in power play to even the score penalties to L.B. 12 min. at 4 ail. Then Bewdley scored on a power play to go ahead Feb. 8. Orono 5 Bobcaygeon by one as Mike Hamel served 2 a holding penalty. Orono played host to Bob- Twenty-one seconds after cay-geon on Monday evening Bewdley scoring Orono carne and came away with a big win back with a nice goal by giving themn 6 points out of a Derek Mumford to tie the possible 8 with two wrns and score at 5 ail. It was a good two ties. comeback by Orono after be- Orono opened the scoring ing down by three goals. with two goals in the first Geoff Green played well for period, one in the second and Oorno in goal turning aside two in the third. It was a very rnany hard shots. scrambley gaine as the local In the gaine against Little boys could flot seemt to settle Britian on Monday evening dlown until the 2nd. period. Paul has pulled the ligaments Bobcaygeon scored two in his right knee and could be quick goals in the third to out for the season. Let's hope pull within- two goals of for a fast recovery for Paul. Orono before Randy Ten- nant scored to finish them Feb. 5 Orono 5 Little Britain off. 3 Orono mieets Minden next Orono travelled to L.B. on Monday evening at 8 p.mr. in Friday evening and played Orono. their best gaine of the Scoring for Orono wvere: playoffs. Everyone was Matt Willes 1, Paul Morton skating and, taking their man 1, Mike Hamel 1, Randy Ten- flot letting L.B. control the nant 2. puck. Assists going to: Ted Oster L.B. opened the scoring on 1, Steve Sawyer 1, Randy a hard shot that eluded Geoff Tennant 1, Paul Morton 2, Green but Orono tied ii up Scott Prescott 1, Mike Hamel before the end of the third 1, Derek Muinford. 0OM.H.A. Peewees played host to Bobcaygeon in their finest playoff game and went down to defeat by a score of 7-4. This was a well played game by both teains with end to end hockey and some great goaltending at both ends. Orono opened the scoring in the first period on a goal by Darren Lewis assisted by Brad Roberts and Kevin Mumford. Bobcaygeon then struck for 3 goals in one minute fifteen seconds to go ahead 3-1 only to have the local boys put one in before the end of the period to close the score to 3-2 on a gaine by Kevin Harwýig assisted by Steven Lycett. The second period saw Orono tie the gaine at 3-3 on a wicked shot from the point by Shawn Bailey passed back by David Bailey. Bobcaygeon then came up with two more to end the second period 5-3. The third period saw the local boys outscored 2- 1 with Brad Roberts coming up with Orono's goal assisted by Matthews O Hili Pee Wees tie playdo wns Tennant A toms have playoff win and loss Oni Tues. Feb.- 2nd. the Goodwin and Todd Therteli. Tennant Fuels Atoms The second period saw travelled to Sunderland to Orono take command of the opened the. playoffs where garne with Ted Gaudet scor- they humbled the home teain ing two goals the first assisted by a score of 4- to 1. by Todd Gray and the 2nd. Sunderland opened the scoir- unassisted. In the third ing at the 8:52 mark of the period we completely lst. period on a deflection off dominated the Sunderland one of our own players but team keeping thein hemmed Anthony Webb got that one in their own zone for mnuch of back less than forty seconds the time. Had it not been for later combining with Brian (Continueci Page 7) AFFORDABILI TY That's Pioneer's Mid-range maxi-value lineup! 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Peewees travelled to Sunderland and came away 3-2 victors to even their playoff record at one win and one loss. Orono came out flying in the first period scoring 3 goals in the first seven minutes to go ahead 3-0. Scoring for Orono were: Darren Lewis, assisted by Scott McCullough and Brad Roberts, Kevin Hartwig unassisted, David Bailey assisted by Shawn ailey and Kevin Muinford. The local boys-then went to sleep thinking the game was won and only some outstan- ding goaltending by Jeff M rtin kept the local boys f ro defeat. Final score Oro o 3, Sunderland 2. Com onGuys-This is the payo fs.ESpecial Mention to Jeff artin - Great Game.