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8, Orono Weekly times, Wednesday, March 3, 1982 là L .0. 0.F. PeeWees RuheNOvice £ A &£-- --- ------ dte Millbrook ^A runnermup On Friday, Feb. 26th. Orono I.O.O.F. Peewees played in the first round of the semi-final playoffs round and they came out the victors by a 6-4 score over Millbrook. Orono opened the scoring with a goal by Robbie Jerome assisted by Tim Mercer. Millbrook came back with two goals to lcad 2-1 as Orono showed that the bye in the first round of the playoffs had affected their play. Orono tied the score on a goal by Robert Snoek assîsted by Brian Soucb andl Cory Melvile. Millbrook scored again to make it 3-2 and the 1.0.0,F. peewees clicked finally and, came on with 4 straight goals. Robbie Jeromeý got bis second assistecd by Tim Mercer followed by Brian Hili assisted by Robert Snoek and Brian Souch, Robert Snoek assîsted by Bilan Hill and Darren Den nis and finally Brian Souch assisted by Brian Hill. iMýillb)rook scored the final goal ino make it 6-4 with one second lcft in the game. The hune of Rober, Snoek,. Bnian Hill, and Brian Souch' eacb came up with 3 points a piece and Robbie Jeromne returned to thle ine uip and Collected 2 goals. Everyone w as glad to see Chris Ri"char;ds return to action after his injUry last Friday ni;ght. Special mention to Wayne Atkins, Robert Klepac and Goran Zagar for strong gam es. Great effoZ'Crt by th.' hoe eam. On Sat. Feb. 27th. the 1.0.OÙ,F. peewees travelled to Co1borie for a tournament. In the first game Orono faced Bowmnanville and came out winners by a 5-2 win. Brian H4ili wasý the big shooter as be netted ,4 goals in t'his game with -,TmimMercer collecting one g i.Assists went to Brian So:cuch 2, Robe-rt Snoek ', Darren ODennis 2 Wayne Atkins 1, Chris Richards 1. In the second gamre the I.O.O.F. peewees faced the host club Coîborne in a real nail biter. Coîborne opened the scoring to take a 1-0 lead but Brian Hill scored for Orono to tie the score at 1 - 1. Coîborne forged ahead 2-1 untîl Robert Snoek scored assisted by Chris Richard and Darren Dennis to tic the game at 2-2. Coîborne again sccmed only to have Orono 'fight back té tic at 3-3 with a goal by Brian So\uch assisted by Brian Hill and Robert Snoek. Tim Mercer gaye Orono, a 4-3, lead assisted' by Wayne Atkins and Robbie Jerome. The I.O.O.F. peewees hcld the lead until there was lcss than 30 seconds left in the game when Coîborne tied the score to put the game into overtime. After 3 minutes of tension Brian Hill netted the winner assisted by Robert Snock and Brian Souch to give Orono a 5-4 win. Iu the "A" Championship final Orono played Bewdley and came out flying as they built up a 4-1 lead by the mid- dle of the second period. At this point Orono boys ran out of gas as the affect of having to play 4 games in less than 24 hrs. because of previous playoffs commitments began to tell as Bewdley scored 5 straight goals to take a 6-4 lead. Orono battledback to, narrow the score to 6-5 but came up short and had to set- tIc for the "A" runnerup. Scoring for Orono were: Brian Hill 2, Darren Dennis I, Robert Snoek 1 and Robert Klepac 1. Special mention tô Brian Hill who scorcd 8 goals in the tourna- ment and to Jason Carlton an~d Jeff Graham who pro- vided Orono witb some outstanding goal tending. Dch Ove Tykes wi/n9 lose and t/ On aturday, Feb. 2ý9th-~ Oroe DtchO-ven Tyke-s skat(., way with a 4-2 i- t or-y . er the îviiin g Mîlbr k Tykes. Dav' Shmyr opened the scoriji ýr Orono carly îin the first ý.îod unassiste-d. Chriswpîiýer Yeo firedtb puck st the Millbrook goal t. , ýce, once in the irst period nýassisted and late in the see d period assisted by Stexe' Staý-ndleman. Milîbr- kfought backbu Greg Jooper and -.Trvor Loma\ Iernating.in gol fr Orono , ited the vstn team towo goals. Davýid anýd Chrisi j;Ier comnbined aýs David scored bis' second cof the gan e Final score Oronio 4 and Illbrook 2. The following Saturday, Feb. 27th. Manvers came to town. Todd Malcom a fine Novice O.M.H.A. player skated through the Orono tykes time and tîme agpin on bis way to scoring six àoals. Despite a lot of bard work and strong goaltending by Sean McKcnzie and Scott Haillthe localý boys came out on the o end of the 7-3 score. Scorîng for Orono were Greg Hloo.per assisted by John Buttigieg; Steven Standiemnan, -assistcd by Greg and the tbird goal was scored unassisted. by Brent Gates. The wholc tcam skatcd weil and were a lot better team than tbe score would in- dicate. On Sunday, *. the. ty kes dctcrmined that they were througb losing to Port Hope this year. Tbcy grittcd their tecth, skated, passed and cbecked Port Hope from the first fstce off. Branden Overden, Jean-Paul Tousig- nant, Ryan Rock, Sean McKenzie, Shane Jones, and Brent Gates on defense for On Friday, Feb. 26th. the O.M.H.A. Novice team tied the playoff series with Millbrook by bcating them by a score of three to two. Orono opened the scoring in the only first period goal. Jim Partner did the job with Craig Nemis and Roy Mit- chell assisting on the'play. The boys got another in the secondl period thîs one off Brad Minnis who made a nice move around, the defenseman and quickly skated in to beat the goalie passed along by Jeff Hart- wig. Shawn Hardy continued to hold off Millbrook playing excellent goal between the pipes for Orono and the rest of the team gave him lots of support. Kevin Roberts put the obys up by three picking On Saturday, Feb. 27, 1982 the Tennant Fuels Atoms competed succcssfully in the Manvers Atom Tournament, coming home with the "A" Championshîp, much to the delight of their coaches, parents and fans. The road to the Championship was by no means a cake walk as we fac- cd some keen competîtion, the first of which come from the Oshawa Canadians. lu this game we got off to a big of a slow start by Todd Hut- ton eventually broke the scoreless dead lock and got us going with help from Brian Rodd and Brian Goodwin. Brian Goodwin then came back and put us two up assisted by Anthony Webb and Todd Gray. Ted Gaudet then put the game away with two goals the first from Brian Rodd and Todd Gray and the second from Blaine Soucb and Jamie Shmyr. The final was Orono 4 Oshawa 0. In the second game wc fac- cd the host team, Manvers, who were rcaily pumped Up and gave us some stiff op- position. There were no goals to count in the first period but it featured some exciting action with lots of fast skating, fi erce cbecking and end to end rushes. In the se- cond period Ted Gaudet beat the Manvers goalie on a pass from Tim Bailey to give Orono a 1-0 lead. Later in the period Brian Rodd who's been playing soine super hockey of late provided an in- surance goal to give Orono a 2-0 lead. Brian got belp from Todd Hutton and Brian Goodwin. That was enough to eliminate Manvers and put us in the "A" Championship final against Oakwood as' there was no scoring in the third perîod. Even thougb wc liminated Manvers it didn't mean we weren't gratefull for the invitation to their tourna- ment. We were very thankful Orono play(;d a strong gamne stopping Port Hope rushes and clearing the puck well. Wben the puck got past thcmn Steven Standieman, in goal, blockcd it everytime but one. Forcwards, Greg Hooper, Trevor Lomax and Scott Hall buzzed around the Port Hope goal until the 5:30 mark of the first period when Greg Hooper faked out the goalie and dumped the puck into the net on the opposite side. Scott Willianis, Chris Yeo, for the invitation and the Manvers people, responsible for organizing the tourna- ment are to be congratulated for a job well donc. As mentioned above the third game pitted uis against Oakwood in wbat turned out to be the most thrilling game of the whole tournament. In this one Oakwood jumped out to a 1-0 lcad at the 3:57 mark of the first pcriod but a little over a minute later Brian Goodwin tied the score from Todd Hutton and Brian Rodd. Iu the second period Blaine Souch gave Orono the lead with bclp from Todd Therteil and Ted Gaudet. Oakwood wasn't about to roll over and play dead just yet as tbey bounced back with a goal late in the second period to again tic the score. This set the stage for an ex- citing third period which saw Oakwood out shoot us 8-2 but unable to beat Mike Goodmurphy. As the final seconds tickcd away it looked vcry much as though we were bcaded into overtimie; but flot just yet with 20 seconds left. Anthony Webb and Todd Thertell combined to send Ted Gaudet into the dlent with a breakaway. He Shoots! He scores! Orono, wins the game and the chaî- pionship. Ted Gaudet won the MVP award for bis heroies and was wvell deserv-.~ ing of its scoring four of our nine goals. In addition l'd like to mention for these cond week in a row the brilliant goaltending provid- cd by Mikec Goodmiurphyv. Mike had two shutouts in ths tournament and hclped us in the Oakwood gamne in tbe third period. I'd also like to congratulate tire whole teamn for a super effort and a great touruamrent and wish themn wcll in their upcomning playoff against Omemce. and John Buittigieg were on the attack tbrougnout the game coming close to scoring many times. Ryan M!Ivarsanisý and David Paý,ytou Stewart failed the Port Hope at- tackers constny. It was't until the third pcriod that Port Hope got on the scoreboard to tic the game. Orono kept pressing for the remainder of the game but couldn't break the 1-1 tic. Excellent game boys you'Il get them next tiîne for sure. SPOR TS On Friday, Feb. l9th. Orono bosted Little Britain for their second game of Playoffs tieing themn 3-3. Brent Stapleton scored unassisted at the 9:05 mar k in the first pcriod to, put Orono on the board. Little Britain's Eric Gordon scored assistcd by Jason Guidon and Jamie Jenkins to tic the game. At the 3:14 mark Jason Wienbotd scored for'L.B. to take the lead. Jason Guidon scored unassistcd to secure the lead. Orono had some good scoring chances at the 2:02 mark in the third period. Brent Stapleton scored assisted by Stephen V/andcrFschee. AtL the 0:48 sec. miark Brent S tapleton tied it up unassisted. A bat trick for Brent Stapelton. Orono vii travel to Little Britain onu Saturday. Tefirst period saw L-ittie Britain's ýJason Guinidonýý assïied by Jason Wcinhold s;coring, the only goal of the gamne. Orono boys worked (Continucd page 9) the corner nicely on a pass from, Camneron Eslcr. With a three to nothing lead the boys backed off a littie bit and MËilbrook quickly popped in two goals. The gamne ended in Orono's favour, by a 3 to 2 score. On Saturday, the boys played the Bowmanville Toros in Darlington Arena, and, came up short-handed both in players and the score' as the Toros defeated themi by a 3 to 0 score, On Satur- day night Orono hosted a house league select teami from Bowmanville and again camne up short. The only Oronio goal was scored by Jason Brachvogel, who ripped one by the goalie on his glove side assisting on the play was Chris Stanidelman and Craig Nemis. Bowmanville picked up four goals for the win. On Saturday the team traveli- ed to--Millbrook for the final game of the playoffs with them. 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Jason major started the play ba" iin O rn o's e ndc. T h is f i r ed u theOon team as they sco.red two more goals in the second period. Dustini Reid backhanded one in fromr Kevin Roberts and Jcff Hart- wig. Then Scott McAllister scored on the powe? play slip- ping. in i Chris Standehman's and Dustin Reid's, pass. Millbrook came dloser scor- ing one to end the second period. Cameron Esler 'put the game out of reach for Millbrook, blasting one into the corner, from Kevin Roberts and David Sheridan. Shawn Hardy came up with some key saves to give Oronoj the win and the series by a score of four to two. Sean Winning and Jeff Devolin ad- ded the balance of the good team effort to eliminate Millbrook and advance themn to the Novice D league cham- pionship with Omemee. First game is in Omemee on Wednesday, night, with the series returning to Orono on Friday, March 5th. at 6:30. i