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Orono W.ekIy lime., W.dnesday, March ~O, 1994 J&M Tykes open play-offs with two victories, On Sunday, March 2Oth J&m Custom faced off against A&R Flooning in thc first gaine of Uic, play-off round robin in Bmanville. SJ&M started off Uic game pressuring A&R in their own zone and reaped quick benefits wlien Ian Knox (#14) scored fromt Michael Simiana,(#15) and Carl Tordiff (#10) on tic first shift. Despite a territorial advantage tliroughout the period, J&M didn't score agam until just before the period ended when Doug Garlick (#5) scored on a break-away from Derek Scîlars (#3) and Justin Caruana (#4). J&M - 2; A&R - A& R scorcd early in the second period on a break-away, but J&M restored Uic two-goal edge at 6:49 on a goal by Garett, Wood (#12) froin Carl Tordiff (#10) and Joey Konopka (#35) on a thrce-on-none, break. J&M - 3; A&R,- 1. Earlyin the third period Doug Gariick (#5) scored on a feed from Derek Sellars (#3) and Garett Wood (#12) to round out the scorîng and give J&M' a 4-1 victory. Ini Game # 2 of thc play-off round-robin, J&M Custom hosted Skylight Donuts at Orono last Wednesday, Mardli 23rd. Early in the first peniod, Doug Garlick and Jason Geraldi were both foiled by Skyligit's netminder who was playing bis usual stellar gaine. J&M had spent most of Uic period in Uic Skyliglitzone and at 4:50 Doug Garlick (#5) from Garett Wood (#1 2) and Michael Fuller (#6) finally cashed one in to end. the period J&M leading Skylight 1-0.ý Late in the second, Evan Moore (#9) scored unassisted, followed sliortly after by a successfui shot on net by Doug Garlick (#5) from Garrett MacDonald (#Il1) to end the pcriod with J&M, leading Skyliglit, 3-0. Midway tirougli the 3rd period, Skylight mounted a concerted offensive and managed to'get one behind Brent Vanstone (#7) in net for J&M Skylight kept up the pressure and with tirec minutes left in the gamne, pulled their goalie for an extra skater. Wbile a dangerous move, it paid dividends as Skyliglit scored to pull within one. This was as close as Skylight got, as J&M managed to liold on for a 3-2 wmn. Major Plumbing Novice near season end Wednesday niglit became Hockey Niglit in Orono as Uic OMHA Novice boys took on tie Bowmanville Toros in exhibition play. This was not one of Orono's better efforts as they put in a lack lustre performance on their way to a 5 to 2 loss. Both tearus started slowly and it was not until Uic second period that Bowmanville notdhed their first goal. Orono equalled that later in thc period on an excellent thrce way passing play from' Jamie Rowe and D.J. Boardman to Jesse Gimblett who finished the play. The Toros juniped ahead again but once more Jesse Gimblett tied thc gaine for Orono with an unassisted goal. Orono seemed content to let Bowmanville have the puck when they wanted it frora that point on as the Toros scored three unanswered goals late in the third period for Uic win. Friday evening was a different story as a short handed Orono squad came to, play as tliey hosted the Bownianville Selects. Backed by shut out goaltending by Glencoe Hogle, Orono played strong two way hockey skating to a 4 to 0 win. Orono jumped into an early lead with a tip in goal by D.J. Boardman on a good pass out from Uic corner by Colin Cureatz also assisted by Lee Allin. Ilirce quick passes in the second period resulted in the second Orono goal as Jesse Giniblett and J.P. Pisani calied up on short notice set up Nathan Adegeest in Uic slot who made no mnistake. Another good passing play froin Jamie Rowe and Jesse Gimblett found D.J. Boardinan in Uic iglit spot for his second goal of Uic gane'. The final goal was scored by Nathan Adegeest as lie slapped in a rebound of a shot by Chris Kirkbride from Uic point. This was an excellent effort by everyone as they played mudli nearer to their potential than in the carlier game. Sunday aftemnoon Millbrook was Uic opposition in a return game in Peterboroughi. Battling back froin two goal déficits on two occasions, Orono played a good game ending in a 5 to 5 tic. Curt Robinson opened Uic scoring for Orono on a good rush and a liard shot after taking passes from Lee Allun and Chris Kirkbride. The second goal came from the stick of Collin Cureatz as lie tippcd in an excellent passout from Jarrie Rowe after lic iad been fed tic lcad pass froin Jesse Gimblett. Jamie Rowe Family Auto advances to the Provincial Finals Tresise turms a naturat as Family Auto in finals The local hockey record books may well.indeed be re- written if the OMHA Family Auto Atomns team have their way this season! Orono lias advanced to the Ontario Finals by virtue of a 9-1 shellacking of the MacLier Kings Friday, Mardi 25. Family Auto eliminated the Kings in three straiglit of the best-of-five semi final round. In Friday's gaine the Kings pressed liard early in the contest and hield a 1-0 lead into the second period. Witli Farnily Auto's deeper bencli lowcvcr it was just a matter of turne for the visiting Orono club to pick up the scoring tempo! Orono led 3-1 aftcr two periods and put the gaine completcly out of reach in the final framne as tlicy cashed in seven goals on seven shots! Highlighting the win was a natural hat trick for winger Ryan Tresise as lie tallied three straiglit markers in Orono's seven goals third period outburst. Orono now await a final round playoff opponent for thc Provincial Charnpionsbip. Family Auto 9, Kings i Orono Goals: Ryan Tresise 3/Matt McGlynn 2/Brandon Caruana/Tyler Robinson/Jeff Thompson/GregShetler Orono, Assists: Bob Witheridge 4/Tyler Robin son/Brandon Caruana/Greg Shetler/Pat O ' H a 110o r an / Je f f Thompson/Matt McGlynn Shots on Goal: Fainily Auto 24, Kings 19 Ice Shavings: . .. As hc'd donc in many road gaines this scason, club sponsor Stan Gylytuik made Uic long trek to Mactier Friday to support thc boys in their playoff quest and was observed vocally duking it out with a rather boisterous Kings' supporter . . . Atta Boy Stan! . .. Upon serving his game suspension, a rather perplexed Mike Knox made thc trip to Mactier to support lis teain froin Uic stands and led thc Orono booster club section in thc proverbial crowd wave and a couple of rousing chorus' then made no mistake as lie took the pass out fromn the corner fromn D.J. Boardman. Two unassisted goals by Matt Caruana and Jesse Gimblett brouglit Orono back froin a 5 to 3 deficit late in the second period to dtiUi game. There were good scoring chances for ecditeain in the third period but neither' could take' advantage of thern to take Uic iead. The season concludes for Orono this coming week with a tournament i& Port Perry. of die traditional "Hey Hey Ma Na Goodbye" lune as the gamne dlock was winding down on Macier ... the team could use some of Knoxy's enthusiasmn for the final round! r.. . Was that Sound financial advice assistant coach Pete Landers was giving the Orono players while in the penalty box during Friday's match or a "Have you heard the one about the..." One-liners?. . . Whatever it was, the boys seemed to have a keen ear of interest and an acknowledging response of head knodding!, . . . In- the, Mactier match winger Brandon Kettela was robbed on two of bis breakaway scoring chances by the Kings' goaltender ... Defenceman Jamie Parry would have bit the ice skateless in Mactier Friday had it not been for a quick-thinking innovative mont Who scrounged up a back-up old laceless pair at the last minute! ..What are hockey momns for eh Cathy! . .. Jarnie faired weil with lis "new" blades as did blueliners Paul Landers and Greg Bester for Orono in that 9-1 Win . .. Goaltender Scott Poole registered the, win stopping ail but 1 of 19 shots Cedar VaIIfey Resort SEASONAL TRAILER CAMPING $930.00 Attractive! Winter Visits Permitted 7 kms. east of OronolHwy. 115 Enter Clarke 4th or Sth Conc. Une 1-905-786-2562 lie faced . .. Game-ready Ryan Leddy took bis turn as back-up goaie ... S-ORM EXTRA: It's officiai Orono meets Thedford in the Provincial Finals! Thedford is located, forth of Sarnia, near lake Huron. It's approximately a four hour drive from Orono. The series schedule is as follows: Game i1 April 1 (Good Friday), 3:00 p.m. at Theford. Game 2 - April 3 (Easter Sunday), 2:30 p.m. at Orono. Game 3 - April 4 (Easter Monday), 1:00 p.m. at Orono. Game 4 (if necessary)', Saturday, April 9, 3:00 p.m. at Thedford. Game 5 (if necessary), Sunday, April 10, 1:00 p.m. at Thedford. Game 6 (if necessary), Sunday, April 17, 2:00 p.m. at Orono. Please note this is a best-of- five, six point series. Conceivably however, both teains could have less than six points after five games, thereby forcing a sixth and final gaine. Also note that Sunday's public skating on April lias been cancelled. The Orono Family Auto Sales hockey club would certainly appreciate your support at the games in this bistoric series! Stephen 's Sporting Goods Hunting, Fishing & Supplies 80 ingSt.W.Bowmanvllle 1697-25461 A clean cut decision.k__7Y WHILE SUPPLIES LAST IZZ7 ý -R 0 P 1MAIN ST., ORONO 983-5207 ~ AHusqvarna-