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4- Qrono Weekly Times~ Wednesday, October 28, 1992 a United effort gains success Roughley Novice no match for'Sunderland At the beginning of the 1992 determination, Hampton, Orono Pictured above: back row (1-r) soccer season there were and Tyrone combined forces, Trevor Wright, Steven Todd, insufficient players to formn an under the auspices of Tyrone Jason Griffin, Dave Orono Pee Wee teain. A great pity, Atbletic Association. Schoonderbeek, Kyle Dodds, Ian since a core group had played It proved a very successful co- Crookshank, David Thomson,« together for six years, under coach operative effort, with the team front row: Dan Kleinnienhuis, Dave Robertson. The story was winning the Darlington Youtb Nick Bortolazzo, Greg Hammond, much the same in many of the Soccer League Cup in late Kyle Colville, Stephen Barber, hamilets, but with time and September. Mike Longo. As the 92/93 season opens we see our Novice boys participating as part of the B.R.H.L. for the first time. -Their first game was against National Trust and was played in Orono on October 14, 1992. Orono opened the scoring in the first peniod with 2 goals by Chris Kirkbride. The assists went to Josbi Brant and Jeff Slimoni. Shawn Dejobn also scored in the first period, unassisted. Our goalie Nick Lucyk held National Trust scoreless tbroughiout the first period. In the second period National Trust got on the board scoring 3 goals. The Orono boys came back witb two goals of their own. Cliris Kirkbride scored his Hat Trick goal unassisted and Sbawn Dejohn got # 2, assisted by John Patrick Pisani. The score was 5-2 going into the third period. Orono scored again with Josb Brant, unassisted, getting bis first goal of the season. National Trust made it close by getting 2 goals in the tbird period, but an unassisteil 4th goal by Chris Major Plurnbing bosted team Carnation at Orono Arena in an exhibition contest Tbursday, October- 22 and went down to their first defeat of the year. Our guys looked like they'd spent too many late nights up watching those Toronto Blue Jays gamnes, but thien wbo could blame themi! Carnation came out flying in the first period peppering goalie Dusty Stapleton with shot after shot. lnevitably persistence paid off' as tie visitors scored their first of four mnarkers on the nigbt at 7:54 of tbe first period. Orono came roaring back *however as Captain Greg Shetier Kirkbride put themn ahead 7-4. National Trust neyer gave up and scored in the last minute of play making the final score 7-5 for Orono Camnsport. Coach Rob Brant was quoted as saying, "A great effort by the Whole team." Game two of tbe season was played on Saturday, October 24. Our Camnsport boys were hosts to the visiting Horner Petro Canada team. The first goal of die gamne was a shorthanded goal by John Patrick Pisani, bis first of the season, assisted by Josb Brant. Chris Kîrkbride scored an unassisted goal wbich sent them into the second period abead 2-0. The teamis were evenly matched but one goal in the second period and two in the third by Horner Petro Canada mnade a final score of 3-2 for Horner's. The boys are working togethier well as a team and hope to sec you out at tbeir next gamne on Wednesday, October 28 at 7 p.m. in Orono. tallîed less then two minutes later to tie it at one a pice. Greg was sent in the clear by Mark Fletcher and lie made no mistake with a fine foreband deke shot to the corner. Unfortunately this secem-ed to ignite Carnation as they potted two more goals in the second framne to leadi 3-1. The visitors put the gamne out of reach for Major Plumbing when they went ahead 4-1, at 9:08 of the third. Orono didn't comnpletely roll over and play dead. As Greg S-'hetler scored bis second of the gamne at 14:11 of the final frame assisted by Wingers Mark Fletcher and Andrew Beacock. It wasn't quite enougb however, as the score remained 4-2 in favour of the visitors. One of the highlights of the game was a strong performance of the blueline by defencemnan Greg Bester. On Sunday, October 25 Major, Plumbing visited Bowmanville to play Family Trust for their third league game of the early season. Our guys bad their work cut out for tbemn as they encounitered big numnber il (ex-Orono player> Alan Robb, wbo proved to be Orono's scoring nemesis in this contest. Alan hiad a strong performance and led the way with 2 goals and 1 assist to catapult bis teamn to a 4-1 win over Major Plumnbing. Orono actually opened the scoring witb tbe lone marker going to centre Matt McGlynn at 7:55 of the first. t was a nice solo effort as Matt broke loose from the blueline and fired a low wrist shot to the corner. Prom then on it was the 'Alan Robb' show, as hled the way for Family Trust to score 4 straight goals. Actually it was 2-1 contest rigbt up till 3:40 of the third. Our guys will be better prepared to take this team on next time, l'm sure. On the positive side, Orono got steady performances on the blueline from defencemien Corey Tufts and Paul Landers. t sbould be noted at this time that our coaching staff bas been expanded to include the talents of Jason Major. Welcome aboard Jason! Also this week we're introducing a new feature - a player profile if you will. This week we're profiling left Winger Andrew Beacock. Andrew wears number 17 for bis club. This season he enters bis 4tb year in the 'Big Leagues'. He was born on August 17, 1982. Andrew had quite a successful season last year on the Major Novice team as be was the fourtbh ighest scorer. He shoots left and bas a devastating rising wrist shot at close range. Andrew's favourite hockey player is Wayne Gretzky and be expecs The Orono Roughley Insurance Novice hockecy teamn openied their regular lea-gue schiedule on Friday evening at the Orono arena against a strong teamn fromi Sunderland. The opposing teams experience and good passing plays proved too mnuch for the local boys as they camle up ofl the wrong end of a 7 to, 0 score. The Orono team was out huIstled miost of the night and lfailed to, give Glencoe Hogle i the Orono net much protection. Glencoe did make several good saves in the latter balf of the gamne when holding Sunderland to just, one goal in the third period. The line of Jake Bonnetta, Scott Wood and Janiie Rowe provided the best scoring chances for the Orono squad but were unable to finish off their play around the net. On Sunday afternoon the team travelled to, Millbrook for the next game in their schedule. Fired up by their earlier loss the boys carne out skating hard but still camne up short early in the gamne when Millbrook scored with just over a minute gone. Not to be outdone, Orono came storming back forty- five seconds later on a nifty three way passing play with Matt Reid scoring assisted by Justin Standeven and Jeff Tbompson. Twelve seconds later Scott Wood to be picked in the June draft of, 2000 for bis favourîte hockey team - the Chicago Blackhawks. Andrew tbinks Pittsburg will win the Stanley Cup in 1993. We expect Andrew to have a banner season in the scoring department this year. Netgamne for Major Plumbing is Thursday, October 29 at Orono arena. Sec you there! scored unassisted on a long F fromn just inside the bluelne,- give Orono the lead. Millbrook managed to ne the score before the period ended. Orono scored once more early in the second period wben Tyson Gimblett fooled the Millbrook goalie on an unassisted effort for bis first goal of the season. A top goaltending performance by Lee Allun throughout the gaine was not quite enough as Millbrook tied the gaine once more before the second period ended. A scoreless third period left the game tied 3 to 3. The Orono squad had to do some extensive lime juggling for the last, haif of the game after Glencoe Hogle suffered a shoulder injury when he crashed into the boards behind the -Orono net. He had been playing extremely well on the Orono defense up to that point and will be badly missed for the next three weeks as be recuperates. Hurry back Glencoe for we need you, Councillors irked by poor English Politicians and staff of Hope Township states that the province is going too far hiring members of ethnic minonities who have a poor command of English and who, are answering phones at government offices. Fran Aird, township clerk, said "you have to speil Hope Township for tbem. Liz Gerrits, a provincial officiai, states that the government does not go out of its way to hire visible minorities for these upfront jobs. Orono Camsport Novice House League Report Orono Major Plumbing takes part in exhibition