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4 - Orono Woekty flme~ Wodnesday1 Marob 16,1994 U J&M caps 93/'94 season Dufferin Aggies enter with two final wins Lest Tbursday, Marcb lOth at Bowmanville, J&M Custom swept Skylight Donuts in a 2-0 gaine. The first period was a scoreless pcriod witb no outstanding scoring chances. Then, on the first sbift in the second period, Mike Simiana ( #15) scored on a neatly sharp angle on thc goalies glove side. Doug Garlick, (#5) scored on a breakaway from Garctt Wood' (#12) and Justin Caruana (#4) at 9:44. Later in the second, Carl Tordiff (#10), netminder for J&M, made a spectacular diving poke check reminiscent of the Great China Wall wo stop a good scoring chance. J&M played a sound defensive gaine, as usual, but ccrtainly would have had more goals but for the very good goaltending by Skylight's netminder. Final score: J&M Custom 2; Skylight Donuts 0. Then, last Friday night, Marcb 1llth, J&M Custom hostcd Shoppers Drug Mart in Orono. At 12:55 of tUic first period, Justin Caruana (#4) scored on an acutely sharp angle. At 6:14, Garett Wood (#12) scored on a perfect pass fromi Derek Sellars (#3) and Evan Moore (#9), burying the puck at thc edge of Uic goal moutb. J&M 2, Shoppers 0. Five seconds into the second period, Doug Garlick (#5), scored witb assists wo Derek Sclars (#3) and Brent Vanstone (#7). Final score: J&M Custom 3, Shoppers Drug Mart 0. J&M Custom's officiai season comes to an end. GREAT JOB J&M! And, best of Luck in the Playoff s! Deadlocked game for Major Plumbing Novice The Orono OMHA Major Plumbing Novice hosted Port Perry on Friday evcning in exhibition play. Port Pcrry were flrst off thc mark scoring twicc ini the opcning period te take control of the gaine at that stage. Orono came alive early in the second pcriod when Lee Allin and Kevin Martin combined on a dtre way passing play to set up Jesse Gimblett for their flrst goal of thc gaine. Port Perry regained thc two goal lead for a short dîme but once again Jesse Gimblett narrowed thec gap whcn be completed the play from Bryan Bickell and Nathan Adegeest. Orono tied the game late in the second when Collin Cureatz took a pass from Kevin Martin and broke up the left side wo score on a low shot wo the corner. Orono's persistence paid off carly in the third period when Jamie Rowe gave Orono Uic lead for the first time in the game when be slappcd home a rcbound of a shot by Jesse Gimblett and also assisted by D.J. Boardrnan. The strong Port Perry tcam came back to tic the game moments later and despite several chances at both ends Uic gamne remained deadlocked at four when the final buzzcr sounded. The next gaine for Orono will beFriday in Orono with the opposition yet to bc deterniined. post-se.ason Aggies 5 - Durham T.V. 3 The Aggies opened their post season play with a bard fought victory over Durham T.V. on March 8th. The Aggics werc advised prior to the game that Durham had a shooter, John Lammers. The advice seemed to bc lost as Durham's Lammers opened the scoring with an unassisted breakaway goal that Uic Aggies' Ian Crashley could not stop. Orono's Andy Bangay knotted Uic match mid period as bis ccntring pass pinbalicd about the Durham goalies feet before crossing Uic lime. Brad Griffin put the Aggics into Uic lead when bis point shot eluded the Durham netmindcr, who appeared secencd on the shot, Pisani and Richter assisted. Caught carrying Uic puck out of their end the Aggies defence turncd the puck over and Durham's "shooter" put another goal away prior to the period closing to even Uic match. The Aggies regained Uic lcad carly in Uic third. Kevin Martin slid a shot from ic high slot past Uic opposing goalie. Chris Moffat and the pinching defenceman Colin Maitland assisted. Shortly after Steve Gregg put Uic Aggies ahead by two as he mirrored Uic Martin goal trickling a shot past thc netmindcr. This time Matt Mitchell kept thc opposition from exiting their zone to gain the assist. Howcvcr, the "Shooter" was flot finished as bc again beat the pinch, out raced the Aggie defense and dcpositcd a wrist shot high to Uic glove hand to bring Durham back to striking range. With luck Aggies' goalie, Ian Crashley, used bis face mask and cross bar to keep Lammers at bay 'tii Matt Mitchell regained Uic two goal spread. Assisting on Uic fimal goal wcr Ryan Fowler and Brian Pisani. Dufferin shutout TimsRentaI 4-O The Dufferin Aggregates play Aggies travclled to Bowmanvile, arena on the evening of Satumlay, March 12th for their second game of their round robin play. The Aggie s carcd fthc victory by way of a balanccd attack, strong defence and the solid netMinding of Kcvmn Martin. The netminding of Justin Andrews of the opposinig Tim's Rentai kept the score respectable with his numerous fine saves. The Aggies jof late bave shown a balanccd scoring attack and this game illustrated that point. Each lune accounted for at least one goal. Goal scorers on the evening were Fowler, Cox, Richter and Dunhain. Aiding the goal scorers with assists were Gregg, Pisani, Aluin, Moffat, Cox and Griffin, Who collected th=e for the high point gatherer of the game. Aggies go 3-0 in post season The Dufferin Aggies hosted the Deighton Associates Sunday morning at 7 a.m. at the Newcastle arena. Dufferin in the past bas had problcms with Dcighton. That fact and the Saturday night game had'the coaches apprehensive as to the outcomc. But the boys put those fear wo rest early and often as the Aggies showed up in force and baxnmered the Deighton teain 9-1. Game Summary - Deigbton Associates 1 at Dufferin Aggregates 9: FBât Perid, 1. Dufferin, Cox (Dunbam, Fowler), 12:23 2. Dufferin, Allin.(Gregg, Pisani), Cedar Valley' Resort SEASONAL TRAILER CAMPING $930.00 Attractive! Winter Visits Permitted 7 kms. east of Orono/Hwy. 115 Enter Clarke 4th or 5th Conc. Une 1-905-786-2562 9:21 3. Dufferin, Moffat (Richter, Boyce), 1:36 5. Deigbton, Potter (unassisted), :23 Scond d 6. Dufferin, Fowler (Cox, Crashley), 10:00 7. Dufferin, Mitchell (Griffin), 5:06 Thîrd Perid 8. Dufferin, Pisani (Mitchell), 12.:50 9. Dufferin, Richter (Crashley), 10:50 10. Dufferin, Gregg (Mitchell, Alun), 4:07 Darlington YOuth Soccer League try-outs The Darlington Youth Soccer League is again this year, organizing an under 9 team to play in Durham Region Tier 1 Soccer League. The age group is open to children born between August 1, 1985 to July 31, 1986. First try-out is scheduled for Thursday, March 24, 7:00 p.m. Durhamn Christian High School. For further information contact Jim Potter 623-6692 or Esther Bellerose 623-9570. Too much to carry A thief or thieves first stole a computer out of a classroom at Durham College, Oshawa, on February 23rd. Then last weck they returned to lift thc printer valued at $ 1700.00 froin the same room. Stephen's Sporting Goods Hunting, Fishing & Supplies A A A: 80 King St. W. Bowmanvllle 697-2546 Orono Faniily Auto" advance to semi-finals In weekend OMHA Atom playoff action Orono's Family Auto Sales eliminated Tamworth's Sabres in an exciting quarter-final series that went Uic full ive games. Going into thc weekend the series was tied at one win apiece. Orono bosted Tamworth Friday,,March,111h.for gaine threc. Fainiy Auto built up a coinfortable 3-1 lead after the first period of play. Howcvcr, Uic Sabres fought back and tied it at 3-3 forcing a ten minute overtinie period. Tamworth made it 4-3 just two minutes into overtime, but Orono lied it et 4-4 before Uic final buzzer! Gaine four was played Saturday, March 12th in Tamworth. The Sabres jumpcd into an early 2-0 lead after Uic first frame, this time it was Family Auto's turn wo battle back as the score was tied2-2 after two periods of hockey. Orono poured it on inthe third period and were rewardcd with the go ahead marker with less thm 6 minutes left in regulation play. Family Auto sealcd the victory witb a power play goal late in Uic game emerging with a 4-2 win. Gaine five was played back in Orono Sunday, March 13th. 'This proved to bc the most cxciting match of thc series, as witnessed by Uic near capacity crowd. In Uic end i1ýwas a classic home tcam wmn that decided Tamworth's fate as Orono edged the Sabres 4-3.- Highlighting Uic gaine was a four point night for Orono captain Bob Witheridge, including the bat trick. Orono scoring results are as follows: Gaine 3: Family Auto 4, Sabres 4 Goals: Brandon Kettela/Brandon Caruana/Bob Witheridge/Pat O'Halloran Assists. 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