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4 - Otono WeekIy TImes~ Wodn.sday~ Novombor 17,1993 Dufferin Aggies repeat success Tbe Major Tyke team, frein Orono for the second wcek in a row beat tbeir opposition by tbe score of 9 to 1. Their opponents were Langc's Photo. As with tbeir previous victories, streng goaltending and bard skating were tbe keys to tbeir success. Donning the pads for this outing was Bradley Griffin. On numerous occasions, tbe Orono team turned the puck over while pressing offensively. Tbe ensuing breakaway chances for Lange were continually tbwarted by Griffin wbo made flot only tbe initial stop but the second and tbird shots as well. Orono's bard skating and forechecklng kept the play ln the Lange zone for the majority of the match. 0f note, during this gaine, was the imprevement in tbe passing and Rxoughley's Novice. with 3-1-O standing positional play tbe team bhas acbieved. Tbe Aggies finisbed the first period abead 4-0. In the second, they went ahead 7-0 befere the Lange team, with less tban a minute remaining, soured Griffin's sbutout bid. Dufferin added but one more in the time shortened final period. Dufferin's point getters for their contest were: QQaAssists Kyle Allin (10) 2 2 Kevin Martin (18) 1 3 Brian Pisani (19) 1 2 Kyle Cox (14) 1 2 Ian Crashley (35) 2 - Cbris Moffat (5) 1 1 Colin Maitland (12) 1 - Steve Gregg (17) - 2 Ryan Fowler (2) - 1 Matt Mitchell (6) - 1 Wednesday, November lOth saw Orono's Roughley Novice faceoff against last years 'A' champs, Liberty Mutual. Liberty opened tbe scoring at 11:50 of the first period after several chances for botb teains. Orono's # 16 Jeff Mercier tied the score at 8:14. Liberty took a tripping penalty at 7:48 and li 5 Aaron Robinson netted bis first goal of the season on an end to end rusb, putting Orono abead 2-1. Before the end of tbe first period Liberty put 2 past Oronos Jeff Slemon to go abead 3-2. At 9:20 of the second'Liberty scored what looked to be a winncr putting tbemn at 4-2. Orono neyer let up starting with J.P. Pisanis goal at 6:49, assisted by #* 4 Jesse Price and # 7 Brian Cbartrand. The third period was ail Orono Roughley Insurance. Michael Knapp # 3 scored first at 9:36 assisted by #* 16 Jeff Mercier to tie tbe score at 4-4. Encouraged by the entbusiastic crowd, Orono went ahead te stay at 5:17 on bis second of tbe game 4# 12 J.P. Pisani, assisted'by # 4 Jesse Price. Jesse Price scored the insurance goal at 3:04, assisted by #* 12 J. P.' Pisani. It was a great corne back effort to beat last year's rivals. Orono Roughley Novice now bas a record of 3-1-0. Tbey will be on the ice again on November 16, 5 p.m. in Bowmanville. Halminen Bantams 1 and 1 J&M first loss in dying in recent league action The Toros travcllcd te preventing Uiem fri seconds with Skylight Richmond Hill and won 3-2 but Ia.CrsSelw Last Friday, in a spirited garne against Skylight Donuts, J & M Customn Tykes suffered their flrst loss of the season, 4-3. Following a scoreless first period,' Skylight opened the gaine with thc first goal at 12:50 in thc second period, followed less thar twe minutes later by a singulai effort by Eric Kuening (#17) Congratulations Eric on your firs goal of tbe season! In the closing minutes of Ui( period, Justin Caruana (#4). assisted by Eric Kueni'ng ancý Joey Konopka (#35) postcd J & M to a 2-1 lead. Early ln Uic tblrd period, Car Tordiff (412) stole into the Skylight zone te be met witb Uic consistently stoney resistance of their bot goalie. Tbrougbout the period Mark Kelly and Justin Caruana endured similai frustration as each shot on thc net was stopped dead by Skylight, s outstanding netminder. Mark Kelly (#8) finally dischargcd a successful sbot past the Skyligbt netminder. J & M 3, Skyligbt 2. For Uic remainder of Uic game J & Ms goalie, Evan Moore, with hcld shot after sbot untîl finally, Skylight put their 2nd goal past him at the 8:00 mark. Despite Moore's outstanding nctminding skill and tbe notable defensive play of bis -teammates, Skylight continued to press tying Uic game at the 2:00 mark. Then, witb only seconds remaining in Uic game, Skylight put Uic winnîng goal off a rebound past Moore. Skylight 4, J & M3.1 Notable mention to Brent Vanstone (#7) who displayed eutstanding defensive skill. Next game, Tbursday, November l8the, at Bowmanville, 5:00 p.m. First Goal of the Season Eric Kitening, # 17 Deug Garlick, # 5 Scored bis first goal of Uic season October 21, 1993 Caruana turns trick for Family Auto Sales Atoms In O.M.H.A. league action Friday, November l2th, the Orono Atoms' Family Auto Sales hosted M'învcrs. Highlighting the match was a 3 goal performance by Faumily Auto's Brandon Carti i w proc !imghis teanil 10 a vicîory over the visitors. Family Auto led 3-2 after Uic first pcriod. Both teams exchanged goals in the second.* Orono dominated the final [rame as Uicy outshot Manvers 9-O and added an insurance marker. I i al score Faily Auto 5, tbey were upset 5-3 by Bar-rie. Against Richmond-Hill they opened up a 2-0 lead in the first period, when Chris Steele, called up from the Minor Bantains, and Adamn Millar scored. In tbe 2nd period Richmond Hil managed to cut the lead in haif midway through the period and at this point goalie Jeff Parry was playingbis best game of the season,, turning back tbe Richmond Hill forwards-and Manvers 3.,Goals scored by Brandon Caruana (3); Pat O'Halloran and Bob Witberidge. Assîsts went to Greg Shetler, Greg Bester, Brandon Kettela, and Matt McGIynn. Shots on goal - Family Auto 27, Manvers 10. Saturday, November 13 saw Orono travel to Minden and play the Monarcbs. This was an entertaining matcbup as both teams playcd an aggressive fast- paced style of hockey. A total of 22 minors wcre assessed resultlng in lots-of ice maneuver-abity and scoring -opportunities. However a fine display of goaltending heroics was exbibited by Monarchs' Mitcb Johnson and tbe Family Auto tandem of Ryan Leddy and Scott Poole. Minden led 1-0 after tbe first peniod. But it was deadlocked 1-1 after the middle frame on an unassisted goal by Family Auto's captain, Bob Withcnidge. Minden grabbed a 2-1 lead midway througb the th 'ird period. But Orono's Greg Shetler stuffed one in on the wrap around unassisted late in tbe game to gain a 2-2 tie and extend Family Auto's unbeaten streak in league play te 8 games! Final score Family Auto 2, Minden Monarchs 2. Goal scorers were Greg Shelter and Bob Witheridge. Assist went te Tyler Robinson. Shots on goal: Farnily Auto 28, Minden Monarcbs 21. Family Auto has a very busy schedule ahead beginning with November l7th Millbrook, November l9th Orono, November 2Oth Manvers tournament and November 2lst Oshawa. rm taking the ?s also baving a pou 5gae for ieMilorJ. tfSO In the 3rd period Richmond Hil finally scored to tie the gaine at 2-2, but with just 1: 53 left Cory Scott scored the winner assisted by Jason Bray and Adamn Millar. Other assists in tbe game went to Nick Hand, Cbris Cappuccitti, Matt Staley and Scott. 1Saturday, November l3th against Barrie tbe Halminen Homes teamn started strong but were only able to beat the Barrie 'keeper once in the opening period when Chris Steele scorcd. Four minutes ino the 2nd period, the whole complexion of the gaine changed wben a long shoot- in from centre ice by the Barrie forwards, bounced off the end boards and went in off Parry's skate. The team could flot get it together after this and 2 more goals by Barrie made it 3-1 at the end of 2 pcriods. Playing with a 2 man advantage to start the 3rd, it only _ took 15 seconds for the Toros to score when Tony Butzer moved in from the blucline to rip one pas t the Barrie 'keeper. The teams exchanged goals again and so, with a minute remaining in the game, coach Darryl Staley pulled his goalkeeper in favour of the extra attacker, in an effort to get the tying goal. His strategy almost paid off when a shot rang off the post, but in the scramble for the puck, it was cleared by Barrie right ino the open net for a final score of 5-3. Scorers Cbris Steele, Tony Butzer and Cory Scott. Assists, Matt Staley (2), Ryan Jobb, Matt Brake and Derek Arnold. The team's next home gamne wil be on Friday, November l9th against Vaugban. Game time 8:30 p.m. Report by John Hand 125 home'plan for Whitby. The Town of Whitby bas given approval to a 125 townhouse plan located on tbe west side of Brock Street. The site is the lands of the former Cobi plant that bas been closed for a number of years. 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