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4-Orono WeekIy Times, Wednesday, February 27, 1985 SPORTS TLwo wins an-ljd a tic favour the Matthews and Hili PeeWees ORONO 1 - NEWCASTLE 1 On February l9th, Newcastle came to town to play the lst round robin gaine of the consultation playoff round against the Matthews and Hill boys. Last week these two teams squared off with a 2-2 deadlock and did the samne in this gamne only to a 1-1 tune. This was a typical low scoring battle between two evenly matched squads with tough goaltending being the order of the day. The lst two periods went scoreless with good end to end action. Todd Gray broke the ice when he finally rifled in a hard wrîst shot which eluded the Newcastle goalie early in- to the third period. Jason Adey set up the play when he received a nice pass from David Sheridan, went deep into the corner and relayed a picture pass to Todd who put it away. Newcastle fought baclc and tied up the match with just 3 minutes remnain- ing. Both teams fought it out. but couldn't put it pass sharp goalies. Jason Adey continues to improve after beng shifted to the defence a few weeks ago.. Brent Osmond and Jason Major gave the goaltenders lots of protectionv to help the cause. ORONO 3 - OSHAWA 2 On February 2lst, the Oshawa Little N.H.L. Black SHawks were the visitors and were sent home with a 3-2 defeat. This was a fast skating exhibition match with lots of action. David Sheridan opened the lst period just seconds after the puck was dropped when he circled behind the net and snuck it into the short side hefore the Oshawa goalie had time to reach. Todd Gray and Jason Burnhamn earned the assists on this play. The second period went scoreless. At the 10:56 mark of the 3rd stanza,' Blaine Souch and Jason -Jumbo Burger" Brachvogel combined some stick passing to put Jeff Hart- wig into the clear. Jeff made no mnistakes by unleashing a rising wrist shot which caught the top corner glove side. The dying minutes of the gamne got pretty hectic when Oshawa made it a 2-1 gamne with a goal of their own. With just 23 seconds remain- ing, Oshawa pulled their goalie only to have Blaine Souch fire in a long wrist shot to put the Orono boys ahead by a 3-1 count. The Black Hawks fought back to make lit 3-2 with just 1l seconds left and that's how it ended. Brian Rodd and Mike Goodmurphy were stan- douts in the game for the Matthews and Hill gang. ORONO 3 - BEWDLEY 2 The Matthews and Hill boys extended their unbeaten stretch to three gamnes by dOwning the Bewdley Peewees on their own rink. This was probably the most rewarding win of the season for Orono. Not only was this a consolation playoff game, but it marked the first time the local boys had defeated Bewdley this year. This victory didn't comte easy as it took a supremne ef- fort by every player including goalies Shawn Hardy and Bil- ly Todd who are both playing their best hockey of the year were really sharp for this match between the pipes. It was (lst goal) Sheriden whe popped the ruffer into thue ft at the 5:19 mark of the opening frame. David scored his prettiest goal of the year when hie stole the puck inside the blue line deked the defencemnan out of his underwear and fired a hard wrist shot into the far corner of the net. Bewdley being the strong teamn they are, closed out the period with a goal of their own to make it a 1-1 en- counter. Todd "Chipmiunk" Gray myade it 2-1 Orono early in the 3rd period when he flipped in his own rebound after receiv- ing a nice pass fromi David Sheridan. Jason Burnham who has one of the hardest shots on the team put Orono ahead 3-1 when he gained a clear cut breakaway and unleashed a blazing wrist shot which -found the mark. David Sheridan picked up his 3rd point of the game when he head manned a perfect pass to Jason to put him into the clear. Not to be denied, Bewdley put on tremendous pressure late into the game and miade it 3-2 at the 2.58 mark. Great forechecking and some first rate goaltending from Orono preserved the win however. When the final buzzer sounded, the Mat- thew's and Hill boys swarm- ed their goaltenders and one might have thought they hiad just beat the Edmonton Oilers for the Stanley Cup. Craig Nemis played one of his best gamnes of the year wîith special praise going out to, Blaine Souch and Todd Gray whowe. outstanding with the persistent checking during the whole match. Orono Tri-County Midgets tic second round series m Douro On February 18 the. Orono Tri-County Midgets played an exhibition game against the Baker Parkç Raiders at Orono. Orono came out strong early in the first period scor- ing two goals in one minute. David Little put the first one in assisted by Rob Jerome, then Brian Souch scored assisted by Tim Mercer. Oshawa's Scott McCrae made it 2-1 at 2:30 on a pass from Tony Wilson. The second period was scoreless until the last two minutes when Oshawa tied it up with a goal by Kevin Shangraw assisted by Dan Gilmer and Darren Brown. In the 3rd period, both teams fought hard to gain the advantage, but it wasn't until the last 2 minutes of play that Brian. Souch put Orono ahead on a pass from Scott lrwin to end the gante in a 3-2 win for Orono. On February 24th, Orono travelled to Douro for the first game of the second round of the playoffs. It was a good dlean game with only one penalty for each side. The first period was scoreless until 2:45 when Brian Souch opened the scor- ing for Orono on a pass fromn Mark Sargent and Mike lane, but Orono tied it up before the end of the period with a goal by Jeff Boctoni assisted by Mike O'Brien. Douro scored 2 more goals early in the second period. Scott lrwin scored unassisted at 8:19 to pull Orono a little dloser. But Douro scored again before the period end- ed. Although Orono outshot Douro many times over in the 3rd period, they were only able to get past the Douro goalie once more as Rod Storsbergen put one in on a pass from Todd Mercer. Douro got two more goals to end the game in a 6-3 loss for O0rono. On February 25th, Douro travelled to Orono for the se- cond game of the round. It was a different garne from the night before, as Orono came on strong, dominating the play and pulling off a 6-2 Win. Orono .5cored the only 3 goals of the first period con- trolling the play and the puck and stopping Douro's every move. Scott Irwin opened the scoring, assisted by Mark Sargent and Timn Mercer. David Little put one in assisted by Rob Jerome and Rod Storsbergen then Scott lrwin got his second of the gamne assisted by Tîm Mercer. David Little opened the scorîng in the second period with his second goal of the gamne assisted by Rob Jerome and Mark Sargent. Orono took a rest for the last haîf of the second period, allowing Douro two goals, scored by Steve Scott assisted by Terry O'Brien and Mike O'Brien assisted by Jim Cawley. Just before the period ended Rod Storesbergen made the score 5-2 on a pass from Rob (Continued page 5) The Tykes had been having a run of bad luck and went to Port Hope looking for a win. WVell, they played somne good, exciting hockey and brought homte the "A" Champion- ship. Their first gamne of the day was with Havelock. Orono had comiplete control of the game and won 12-O. First period goalIs - Jamnie Shetier, assisted by Jason Lasrence. Somer West assisted by Jonathan Bur- nham and David Swan, Jamie Shetler assisted by Brian Hogenhout. Second period goals - Bryan Haines, assisted by Jeff Goodmurphy and Owenl Taylor, Jeff Goodmurphy assisted by Bryan Haines and Gordon Wilkinson, Somer West assisted by David Crozier. Third perîod goals - Jamie Shetler assisted by Jason Lawrence and Simon Weagant, Bryan Haines assisted by Shawn Broome. Somer West assisted by Greg Knox, Andrew Bruton assisted by Jason Lawrence and Jamie Shetler, Gordon Wilkinson assisted by Bryan Haines, Somer West assisted by David Swan and Shawn Broome. The second gamne was with Millbrook and Orono had to work hard for a win. it was an action packed game and had everyone sitting on the edge of their seats. The first period was scoreless. Early in the second period Jamie Shetler took a pass from An- drew Bruton and slipped it past the goalie. Jason Lawrence got the second and last goal of the game in the third period when hie took a pass fromt Andrew Bruton, Orono 2, Millbrook 0. The final gamne of the day was with Custom Electric of Port Hope. Again this w,,as a close gamne with the play equal in both ends. However, Orono won 2-O to give them the championship. First period goal scored by Jason Lawrence assisted by Jamnie S'hetler. Third period goal scored by Jason Lawrence assisted by Greg Knox. Steven Sargent was in net for Orono. He played some outstanding games resulting in a shut-out for the day. Nice going Steven! Con- gratulations teamn! The team., after such a suc- cessful day, weren't finished yet. They went to Fenelon Falls that evening for a regular league game. They, have been having some trou- ble beating Fenfelon but were still hot from Port Hope and put another win under their beits with a score of 4-O. First period goal was by Bryan Haines, assisted by Jeff Goodmurphy and Simon Weagant. Third period goals were by Somer West assisted by Jason Lawrence and Bryan Haines, Somer West assisted by Jeff Goodmurphy and David Crozier, Jeff Goodmurphy assisted by Shawni Broome and Jonathan Burnham. Steven Sargent was in net and got his fourth shut-out of the day. Blackstock came to Orono February 23rd for an exhibi- tion game. The action was evenly divided for the first period. The only goal of that period was at 8:38 scored by Jeff Goodmurphy assisted by Greg Knox and Owen Taylor. Orono took over in the se- cond period and started slam- ming the goals in . Jamie Shetier assisted by Jason Lawrence and Simon Weagant, Jamnie Shetier assisted by Brian Hogenhout and Somer West, Someèr West assisted by Andrew Burton and Jason Lawrence, Scott Ransiberry assisted by Gordon Wilkinson and Stevenl Sargent, Andrew Bur- ton assisted by Somer West and Jeff Goodmurphy, Jeff Goodmurphy assisted by Jason Lawrence and Somer ,West. Blackstock camne back strong in the third period and stopped Orono's scoring spree. Blackstock got their only goal of the gamne in this period. Orono got the final goal of the 'gamne by Jason Lawrence assisted by Somner West and Andrew Burton. Orono 8, Blackstock 1. 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