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4-ordut Weely Times,' Wednesday, Febrqiary 15, 1984 C second in On Saturday the Tennant Fuel Atoms travelled to Beaverton to participate in their tournament and made it to the finals. Arch rivais Omnemee were the opponents in the first match and Orono prevailed by a 5-1 score. The Fuelers were really fired up for this gaine and drew first blood late into the 1 st period when Jimmy Partner used the defenseman as a screen and fired a hard low wrist shot in- to the far corner. Kevin Roberts did the bullwork Io earn the assist. t Omemnee evened the match early into the 2nd period with a goal of their own. The Fuelers then took command of the game at this point with Cameron Esler taking a- backhand shot which was kicked out by the Omemee goalie. Kevin Roberts was Johnny-on-the-spot and flip- ped the rebound into the top cornier to put Orono ahead 2-1. Jimmy Partner earned an assist on this goal by trapping the puck inside the blueline. With just 1 minute remaining in the 2nd period it was Jim- my notching his second goal' and 3rd point of the game when he intercepted a pass, stickhandled through the eni- tire Omemee teamn and fired a low wrist shot which found the mark. Going into the 3rd period Orono kept the pressure on with Jeff Hartwig banging in a goal after a mad scramble in front of the net. Score 4-1 Orono. With just 35 seconds left Kevin Roberts received a inice pass fromn Dustin Reid and put the puck into an open net to make the final counit Orono 5, Omemnee 1. Ryan Rock, Jason Major and Scott McAllister played strong 2-way games to aid the cause. 2nd Game Orono advanced to the A side o f the draw and were pit- ted against the ,7well-dr-illedt host team , Beaverton. This proved to be a tough exciting match with the Fuelers com- ing out on top 5-3. Jeff "Granny" Hartwig hit the score sheet first when he slapped in Dustin Reid's re- bound at the 56 second mark of the lst period. However, Beaverton struck back with 2 unanswered goals to go ahead by a count of 2-1. Orono battled back to even the game early into the 2nd period when David Sheridan spotted Kevin Roberts break- ing intô the clear and head- manned him a perfect pass. Kevin made no mistakes pick- ing the far corner with a hard wrist shot. Dustin Reid started the play when he pass- ed to Dave. With just 59 seconds remaining in the period Camneron Esler cashed in on Jeff Hartwig's rebound when he flipped a high backhand shot over a sprawl- ing Beaverton goalie. Cameron showed good poise andpatience,_waiting for the goalie to go dôwn before shooting. ( Withi the score 3-2 for the Bieaverton Fuelers, Beaverton fought back early in the 3rd stanca and tied it up. Beaverton fought gamely but it was Orono who gained the upper hand late in the game with 2 unanswered goals to win the contest 5-3. Dustini Reid got what proved to be the winner when he circled around the back of the net and slipped the puck in behind a surpris- ed Beaverton goalie. Kevin Roberts and Jeff Hartwig earned assists on the play. Kevin put the icing on the cake when he gained a clear- cut breakaway when Jeff Hartwig set him up. Kevin fired the puck into the open net. Dustin Reid tallied hîs 4th point of the game when he started the play after steal- ing the puck. Bradley Minnis and Jason Brachvogel were excellent on defense with Shawn Hardy coming up with some heads up goaltending. Final Game The championship was bet- ween Orono and Ennismore with Ennismore winning out by an 11-6 decision. The Fuelers put up a great game and played their hearts out but came up short against a powerful Ennismore squad. Ennismore wasted no time and scored a quick goal in the tournie first period. Not to be denied the Fuelers struck back mid- way through the lst with David Sheridan being the marksman. David received a beautiful pass from Bradley Minnis and outskated.,the defense to gain a breakaway. Dave uncorked a low wrist shot which went between the goalie's le gs. Just 28 seconds later Kevin Roberts sank Jim Partner's rebound to put the Fuelers ahead, 2-1. Ryan Rock gained an-assist wth his heads up play. Not to be denied Ennismore answered with 2 goals of their own to close out the 1 st period 3-2 Ennismore. Orono struck back early in the 2nd with Dustin Reid cut- ting in from his wing and pulling a nice deke on the Beaverton goalie. David Sheridan and Kevin Roberts combined some slick passing to earn the assists. Score 3-3. Just 2 minutes later Orono took the lead when Scott McAllister and Jeff Hartwig broke clear together. Jeff fired a shot and Scott rifled home the rebound. Bradley Minnis started the play with a neat pass. At this poinit the roof feIl in and Ennjimore scored six unanswered goals, to go ahead by a 10-5 mnargini at the end of the 2nd period. Late into the 3rd period the Kem-glo alkyd semi-gloss Kem-velvet alkyd 10w lustre WHITES, TINTS PÂY '29 ONLY. impenial galion A busy week for those young Orono Tyke 1 hockey players TLennant Fuel Atoms place The boys had four gamnes over two weekends and fared well through themn. On February 4th, Newcastle visited Orono for a return match with our local heroes winning 7-1. A new line put together by the coaches struck for 4 goals as Jamie Shetier (with 2), joined Daryl Reid (2) and Mike Landers (4 assists). Jamie's fast skating and digging in the corners worked well with Daryl and Mike. The other line was weil represented as Henry Kaldeway opened the scoring with the first of Iwo goals and, on, the samne shift, Michael Dreslinski, popped one in. In recent gamres, Michael has shown a good scoring touch as well as being a keen backchecker. Yet once more little Steven Sargent showed his mettie in goals, the only shot to beat himi be- ing a deflection in fr-ont of goal. Rounding out a good all-round performance was Drew Hansen (2 assists), Brandon Meadows (2), Greg Knox (1), Mark Foster (1), teams traded goals with Dustin Reid circling the net and slipping home the puck for Orono. The Fuelers gave it their best shot but were ijust simply no match for En- nismore, who wvere by far the strongest teami Orono hias met alI, year. Although disappointed, the Fuelers did well to be runners-up in a well- organized tournamrent. Jason Hill (2) and Andrew Burton (2). On February 5th the team travelled to Port Hope where they participated in a close, tight checking game that end- ed up 1-1. There was nio scor- ing in the first period although there was many good stops at each end. Michael Dreslinski, playing in goal for the first time this year, looked comifortable as he turnied away shots. Midway through the se- cond period Daryl Reid main- tained his scoring streak as he was set up by Jamiie Shetier and Michael Landers. The boys kept up the pressure and could have added to their lead when the referees called a tripping penalty on a clear penalty shot situation. Finally, Port Hope scored on a long shot that just caught the corner midway through the last period. AUl in all, a good, close, low scoring game that had the parents on penterhooks throughout, and a good warm--up for the big match-up between the two Orono squads on February lth. Tykes 1 versus Tykes II, always a headliner at the local arena and this year's teams have providedthe fans with some barniburners this year in the exhibition season. Remember the controversial game won 4-3 (o r somnething!) by Team Il followed by the controversial ""jLFJRIES IN 0 U ~ j E Kem low lustre latex Kem latex semi gloss WHITES, TINTS PAY 199 9 imperial gallon WHITES, TINTS',PRIMER IPAY--a â9 9 i i m perial ONVLY a& 0gaillon Kem-Premium Qûality Paint from -Sherwin Williams ROLPH we made our name in hardware Main St.., Orono Phone ie 9 83-5207 SORTS3 write-up? My, it wras fun. Well this game was even bet- ter. Tykes Il scored after only 14 seconds, a great start to any game. They went further ahead after 6 minutes and at that point Team 1 decided enough was enough! Mark Foster passed over to Mike Landers who set up Daryl Reid for his first. Despite good pressure applied by I, Teamn Il broke out and widened the score to 3-1 when Brian Good popped his second of the game. Not to be outdone, Team 1 camne right back and Michael Dreslinski scored from Bran- don Meadows and Andrew Burton. One minute later, Il got their fourth to make it - let's see, it's hard to keep up! - 4 to 2! Aaron Staples scored his second in the final minute. Team 1 pulled back again as Daryl scored again from Greg Knox and Jason Hill. This period was as ex- citing a display of hockey as one hias seen-recently, with many fine saves from Chad Maartense and Jamie Shetler (his first gante ever in goal); some great defensive plays (one in partîcular stands out - a Teamn Il player diving to keep the puck in the offensive zone,, so good for such a young. player). And,, of course, lots of nice goals. The tempo and quality of play was way better than we have seen coming out of -,the Toronto Maple Laffs this year. How else can you (Continued page 5) ShiaZ Where to buy 1