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Orono Roughley Novice wind down season The Orono OMHA Novice hockey team slarled their game activity Wednesday nighl in Orono when they hostcd the Bruins of the Oshawa Littie NHL. Orono started quîckly wilh a goal on the first shift of the game when Jeff Thompson scored unassisîed on a fine shot 10 the top corner of the net. Oshawa came back wîth two goals before the period cndcd 10 take the lead. It was short lived however as Tyson Gimblett converted a Collin Cureatz pass early i the second te tde the game. Oshawa responded with two more goals before Jeif Thompson scored his second unassisled goal of the night midway lhrough the third period. Oshawa beat Orono goaltender Lee Allun once more before the game ended to skate awav with a 5 t0 3 victory. Friday night Orono hosted league rival Miflbrook in the fmnal home game of the season. Once again Jeif Thompson scorcd on the first shift of the gaine when he was set up in front of the net by Jamie Rowe. Boîh tearus wcrc in top form this nighî and put on a good display passing and shooting with Millbrook scoring îwo goals by the carly stages of the third period. They could have had several others except for some key saves by Glencoe Hogle in the Orono net. Orono lied the game in the middle of the third period on a good passing play by Scott Wood and Jeff Thompson who set up Jake Bonnetta in front of the net who in tum scorcd on a hard shot. This fine game cnded with the final score Millbrook 2, Orono 2. Sunday moming we concluded our season with a game in Newcastle against the select teain. Orono came out skating hard and look the early lead with a goal by Jcff Thompson who was set up in front of the net on a super pass from Jamie Rowe and Chris Bouley. Newcastle lied the game but with twelve seconds ieft init.he first perîod, Jeff Thompson gave Orono the lead assisted by Kyle Moore. The second and third periods belonged to Newcastle as lhey bombardcd first lime goaltender Jake Bonnetta with shots on their way 10 a 7 10 2 victory. Wednesday night will conclude our season with a fun falher and son game with the fathers out for revenge following a loss 10 the sons earlîer in the season. As the season winds down we would ike 10 express a sincere thank you 10 coach Art Reid for his dedication and guidance 10 the leam, and 10 our manager Anna-Marie Hogle for her tournament organization and for kccping the parents informed throughouî the long season. Also thanks to tramner Dave His who looked after any injuries that occurred and te Jerry Thompson and Mike Gimblett who werc always there 10 hclp out whenever required. Most of al lhanks 10 the boys who mnade the season worthwhilc by going out to play the game hard and have fun which is what hockey is ail about. Major Plumbing earns fie in exhibiton play March 25 Oshawas defenceman Mike Knox. The Blackhawks of the OMIHA Little middle franie remained scoreless NHL squared off with Major as both teanis setlled into a tight Plumbing of the BRHL in Atom checking mode of hockey. With Division exhibition play. The time running out in the third Biackhawks displayed a well period, Major pulled their goalie disciplined style of hockey as for the extra attacker. t paid off they clearly dominated the early as centre Greg Shectier was left play on both ends of the rink. uncovered in the crease area and Major seemed to be reeling as the banged in a loose puck with just visitors grabbed a 2-0 lead just 6 28 seconds remaining to gain his minutes into the game. If flot for teamn a 2-2 tie. Assisîing on the the goaltending hecroics of play was winger Matt McGlynn Major's Dusty Stapieton, the and defencemnan Grog Bester. gaine could have easily been out Winger Mark Fletcher had a of reach as ho virtually shut down strong game for Major in the his opponents the rest of die way! forechecking departinent. Major got 1 goal back wîth Major Plumbing niow awaits 4:.40 to go in the period as winger an 8 game Round Robin playoff Shawn Ferguson blasted a 30 format. Their first playoff game is fooler fromt the siot through the scheduled for Monday, April 5 in legs of the Blackhawk netminder. Orono arena at 5:00 p.m. against Picking up the assists were centre Pizza Pizza. Sec you thiere! Andrew Beacock and Dufferin Tykes notch 1 tic and 3 wins in Dufferin Salvages tie with Rotary Saturday, March 20th Oronos Dufferin Aggregates visited Bowmanvillc lu, play the host team Rotary. This, the second gaine of the post season would turn out te be ahard fought affair. From the opening faceoff Dufferins top scorer Mat Caruana was shadowed. Rotary took the game 10 Dufferin early in the period and noîched thc first playoff action goal on a lwo on one break at 9:34., A minute and a haîf later Caruana scored an unassisted breakaway goal on his next shift 10 even the game at one. Rotary turncd a failed clearing attempt by Dufferin mbt a goal with 4:20 remainîng in the first. Dufferin's Brian Pisani made a diving poke check that broke up a man advantage rush as his leammates were caught rip ice. Jeff Mercier- continued with bis hard skating, forechecking style to create an excellent scoring chance in dying seconds of the first but was stopped in his breakaway autempt. The middle framie opened withi Rotary holding a 2-1 lead. But Dufferin's Andy Bangay forced an early turn over just inside Rotarys blueline cleared the puck 10 an awaiting Bryan Bickell who tied the score. Both teams had several good chances during the remainder of the second period but each goaltender held the opposition at bay. Dufferin kept Rotary from regaîning the lead when Bickell served out a minor for tripping. Dufferin starîed strongly in third only to have Rotary break the tie. The shot that eluded Dufferin's goalie Ian Crashley went through a maze of legs from a bad angle. Dufferin gave up a similar goal four minutes later as they failed to clear their zone and the screen shot found it's mark. On the last shift and down two Dufferin pulled out aIl the stops. With 2:35 remaining Caruana on a solo effort broughit Dufferin to within one. From the resulting centre ice faceoff Caruana took control of the puck and scored the tying goal just 17 seconds after his last. Dufferin continued 10 press flot lettîng Rotary out of their end but for occasion during the final two minutes. The game ended tied at 4 and was a well deserved point for Duffenin. Dufferin notches first playoff win Dufferin Aggregates met Durham T.V. on the morning of Sunday, March 2lst and gained their first win of the post season. Dufferin started at a slow pace but had a clear territorial advantage during the firsî period. they were unable 10 beat the opposition goalie on their many clear shots but for Bryan Bickells breakaway goal that saw assiste from Jeff Mercier, who put Bickell in the clear, and Andy Bangay. The second period saw the Durham tcam give up five goals to Dufferin. The first was logged by Evan Moore who kept his shot low tb the glove hand, the play was kept alive by Jeff Mericer who drew the assist. The next three Dufferin goals came by way of Matt Caruana ail unassisted and on a breakaway. The last goal of the period for Orono was by Bryan Bickell again unassisted. Durham T.V. beat Ian Crashley once midway through the frame. Dufferin set out to add te their commanding five goal lead in the third. Dufferin overpowered Durham and netted a further six goals whîle only giving away onte. Matt Caruana picked another four, to make it seven for the day and Bryan Bickell a pair, to total four. Mercier assisted on both Bickell goals with Dustin Weagant in on one. Kevin Martin also collected two assiste ini the period as did Doug Garlick. Moore added 10 his previous point by also assisting on a goal. The game ended 12-2 before most of the parents were awake. Dufferin Tykes defeat Beaver Lumnber 5-2 Orono's Dufferin Aggegraîes" Tyke teain gathered their second It was also their second game of the day. The game gol off 10 a quick start from the faceoff as Bryan Bickell worked himself mb toa, breakaway situation, only te have his, shot ding off the cross bar. Beaver, jus t as qutickly, tumed the play down to, Dufferin's end where Kevin Martin denied Beaver a scoring chance with a sprawling poke, check. Play moved end 10 end, with Beaver mainîaining the upper hand territorially. Both Dufferin's goalie MatI Caruana and Beaver's Justin Andrews kept the first haif of the period scorcess with solid saves. In both the ends, the play oftcn turned scrambly. Bryan Bickell put Dufferin on the board first with a breakaway goal crcated by Kevin Martin, who effectively used the boards to~ scnd Bickcll in the cicar. Briaî. (Continued page 5) ý Please note the age groups for Soccer are as previously advertised (Age July 31st, 1993) Mini Soccer 8 and under Atom 9 &10 Mosquito 11 &12 PeeWee 13 & 14 B antLam 15 &16 Please Note: There is stili a need for at leaýst four more players for Mosquito age group, anyone who is interested in playing soccer may contact Gord Lowery at 983-5840. Deadimne Easter weekend. WARNING! 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