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m W..ky TiesW.dnesday1 FebruarY 17, 1993 J&M Custom Framing Tykes "B" Champions Orono Camsport Novice Update Wednesday night the Orono Camsport Novice hockey team played an exhibition game against the Roughley Insuranice OMHA Novice team. The OMHA team jumped into a three goal lead in the first peniod on goals by Jake Bonnetta assisted by Brandon His, Tyson Gimblett assisted by Collin Cureatz and Collin Cureatz assisted by Matt Reid. Before the period ended, Josh Selva scored for Camsport assisted by Chris Kirkbride on a nice pass into the siot. In the second period Kyle Moore brought Camsport to within one goal as he made an end 1:0 end rush and scored unassisted>. From that point on it was ail Roughley Insurance scoring five unanswered goals to0 take an eight to two victory. Scoring for Roughley were Justin Standeven assîsted by Tyson Gimblett, Jeff Thompson unassisted, Matt Reid unassisted, Jainie Rowe from Collin Cureatz and Tyson Gimblett and Justin. Standeven assisted, by Collin Cureatz and Matt Reid, Playing ant outstanding gamne in goal for Cam sport was Jeff Slemnon who faced a barrage of shots from the more experienced OMHA teamn and kept Camsport in the gamne for the first haif. Members of LWe J&M Custom Gerald Martin, coach Brian Allin, Framing Tyke 1eam, winners of and Stuart Irwin. Middle row - the "B" Championship of the Chris Moffat, Kyle MacDonald, BRHL Tyke Hockey Toumament Kyle Allun, Jordan Beacock ' last weekend are: Back row - Jesse Price and Kevin Martin. 11B" Champi'onship Win for J&M Tyke team 11: was an arduous and sometlmes tense journey, but on February 14, 1993, the J&M Custom Framing Tykes brough1: home the sweetest valentine of al - the "B" Championship of the Bowmanvilie Recreational Hockey League Tyke Tournament. There were sixteen Tyke teains entered i this tournament which included BRHL teams, as weil as tearns from Whitby, Oshawa and Brampton. The J&M Custom Framing Tykes did not have an easy go of it, but 1hey played disciplined hockey on Saturday, wading their way tbrough the opposition 1:0 earn a berth in the "B" Championship game held Sunday morning in Darlington arena. The J&M Custom Framing Tykes played their flrst game of the toumnament Saturday morning against the undefeated Bowmanville team, Sliopper's Drug Mart. J&M played a very good gaine and stayed within striking distance right 1hrough 1:0 the end of the second period, keeping the score 1:0 a respectable 6-4 for the opposition., However, Shopper's Ding Mart had more stamina and out-skated the Orono team in the third period, winning the game 10- 4. Curtis Robinson notched two goals for J&M Custom Framing in the first period followed by a goal scored by Nathan Adegecst. With three minutes remaining in the second period, Chris Moffat scored Orono's fourth and final goal of the game assisted by Jordan Beacock and Nathan Adegeest. J&M Customn Framing Tykes entered the second game against Deighton Associates fully aware that they must win this gaine or be out of the tournament. Kyle Cox took over the goaltending duties for this and the remaining games of the tournament. Curtis Robinson scored the first two goals of the game in the first period. Deighton scored in the second 1:0 make the gamne 2-1. Nathan Adegeest scored 1:0 give Orono a 3-1 lead with four minutes remaining in the second period. However, Deighton continued te exert pressure to tie the match. With two minutes left in the game, Deighton pulled their goalie 1:0 have the man advantage. The J&M players were struggling 1:0 protct their possible win (by virtue of first goal scored in the game breaks a tie) when Curtis Robinson finally broke away and pounded a shot from the top of the circle into the empty net, te score the winning goal, with one second left in the game. The final score was 4-3 for J&M Custom Framing Tykes. In their third garne of the day, J&M Custom Frarning Tykes met up against Beaver Lumber. By this time i the toumnament both teains were playing with true grit, knowîng a win here muant a chance at the "B" Championship. Nathan Adegeest scorud the first goal for J&M Custom Framning early in the first period. Kienan Williams, moved up 1:0 Winger from his customary, defensu position, scored Io0 give Orono a 2-O lead midway through the period. Beaver Lumber came back 1:0 score forty-five seconds later. Then, fifteen seconds into the second period, Beaver Lumber tied the game with a short-handed goal. Curtis Robinson retaliated one minute later, scoring a goal assisted by Chris Moffat. With eight minutes remaining in the second period, Curtis scored again te give J&M Custom a two goal lead. This comfortable lead was short-lived as Beaver Lusnber scored two quick goals in the next two minutes te tie the game. With five minutes left in the second period Kienan Williams netted bis second goal of the game, assisted by Curtis Robinson 1:0 give Orono the go ahead goal. J&M Custom Framing played a very discipline third perioci Front row - Stevie Giregg, Kienan Williams, Curtis Robinson, Kyle Cox, Nathan AÔjegeest and Tyler aliowing no fueter scoring 1:0 hold onto the 5-4 lead and win the game. This win prought the J&M Custom Frapning Tykes 1:0 Darlington aretia early on Sunday, Februar>y 14t1' 1:0meet Whitby Master Bedr@()m for the "BI' Championshiyi game. There was no scoring in the first period by either teamr. Midway through the second period WhitbY was first on the scoreboard. Curtis Robinson followed tliis dl' one minute later with two quick unassisted goals. Whitby tied the gaine 2-2 with nine minutes remaining in the' third period. N'either teamn was able 1:0 score for the rest of the period, forèing the .BI," Championship game into sudden death overtime! The tension was running high, when one minu~te into overtime Jordan Beacoclr got a breakaway and shot the piick high over the goalie's shoulder 1:0 score the winning goal of the championship. Every player on the team contributed to tPe unexpected win of the 1993 BRHL Tyke Hockey Tournament Ifî" Championship. The obvious stàr players were the goal scorers, naimed in this article. Another star Wgs Kyle Cox, the goaltender for the three winning games. in the 4-3,squeaker over Deighton, Kyle made twelve outstanding savtis, seven-in the last period. In the 54 win over Beaver Lumber, Kyle notched eleven dramatic saves. And in the'final game he stopptid seven shots on net. Not so obviolis stars were Jesse Price, Chris Moffat and Tyler Gregg who plàyed aggressive, consistent gaffies. Kyle Allun, Stevie Gregg, ICevin Martin and Kyle MacDoniald were most notable for bretâking up plays at centre ice and against the boards to give J&M Cvistom Framing control of the puý,k. Lastly, appreciation is extended te0 the stars behird the champions, coach Brian Allun and bis assistants, Stuart Irwin and Gerald Martin. The teani wishes to thank them for tieir time, direction and confidence ini the players' abilities. Orono Roughley Insurance Novice Up date Friday n ight at the Orono arena theOMHA Novice hosted the Oshawa Oiers of the Little NHL. Orono played one of their better defensive games of the, season as 1hey shut out the Oshawa team by a score of 4 to 0. The defensive pairs of Glencoe Hogle and Matt Reid and Tyson Gimblett and Chris Bouley did an excellent job of clearing rebounds and moving the puck out of their own endwhile Lee Allun in the Orono goal stopped every shot that did comehis way 1:0 collect his third shutout of the season. The offense for the night was taken care of by Collin Cureatz- and Justin Standeven who each scored two goals with two assists going 1:0 Jeff Thompson and one 1:0 Chris Kirkbride. This was a well earned team victory with everyone doing his part. Cupid wasn't kind 1:0 Orono as his arrows must have had the boys mind off of the aggressive styleof hockey that they had 1:0 play 1:0 handle the Newcastle select team when they played them early Valentines morning. Orono fell behind 3 te-0O before Jamie Rowe scored unassisted on a clearing pass that deflected in off of a Newcastle defencemnan midway through the second- period. Jeff Thompson scored the nicest goal of the game as he broke in alone after being sent into the clear on a pass from Jamie Rowe. It was not enough however as Orono tired in the later stages of the game, playing with only ten players and allowing Newcastle four unanswered goals 1:0 take a 6 mo 2 victory. Orono had several good chances but couldnt find the mark and finish them off. Our next gamne should be very interesting as we play the undefeated Newcastle girls team next Fnïday evening at 8:00 p.m. in Orono. 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