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4~- Oi'ono W~ek1yTimn~ Wectnenday~ ~ktober$, 1~97 k Orono OMHA Bantams Family Auto Leafs win season opene r The Orono Bantam Leafs crushed the visiting Ops Flames 8-3 in-their home opener Friday October 3 in O.M.H.A. league action. This years' lineup has been bolstered by five newcomers from Newcastle. The new addi- tions are Craig McManus, Chris Bouley, Rob Thompson, Adam Tollet, and goaltender Scott Poole. Highlighting the -the game was a six-point performance including 5 assists from Leaf centre Bob Witheridge. Orono led 2-1 after one with goals by Ryan Ryan Tresise and Chris Bouley on the power-play. Andrew Meyer scored -the Flames', lone tally shorthanded in the first frame. Orono held a 7-3 edge in shots. Leafs outscored Ops 3-1 in the second period on a pair of goals by Greg Shetler and a sin- gle from Jef Thompson. Ops' Drew Strongitharm scored for the visitors on the power-play. The Flames outshot Orono 12- 10 in the middle frame. Rounding out Leafs' scoring in the third were Jamie'Parry,' Tyler Robinson and Bob Witheridge with a power-play marker. Flames' Shawn Shryer netted bhis club's second short- handed tally in the match. 1Shots favoured Orono 6-4 in a shortened final period due to a ice- time curfew. Leafs held a 23-19 margin shot total. 1Orono, hosts Minden Friday, October l.Oth at 9--p.m. in a league encounter. See you there! Leaflets... Leafs had a well-, balanced attack against Ops last Friday as do0 less than 9 players got scoring, credits... Earning additional gssists in the match were Rob Thompson, Greg Shetler, Jamie Parry, Jeff Thompsoîi? and Matt Reid... Leaf nethlindillg tandem of Chris Burfit and Scott Poole played well with Scott gaining the win alldwiflg only 1 goal on 9 shots... Lete Sunday, October 5, Orono Vi.sited the Childrens' Arena and thrashed Oshawa's Eastview Pharmacy 10-3 in an exhibition match, it was the -Leaf s foufth win in as many exhibition 0utings thus far... D.S. Sports Èditor's Note: "Last week 1 inadvertently omit- ted John Witheridge's name as part of thé cpachîng staff with the O.MH.A. Bantam Leafs. Please accept my apologies. " R.B. 1997 SEASON WRAP-UP 'A' NORTH CHAMPIONSHIp Noveli defeats Cernent Heads 3 games to 1 'B' SOUTH CHAMPIONSHIP Blazers defeat Titans 3 games to non Congratulations to both winners for outstanding play this year. Noveil and Blazers were the two best teamns in their respective divisions! Hope to see everyone at the Banquet in Pontypool on October 18 at 6 p.m.... then back on the playing field in May '98 (Snuffy Hunt) Russ. Majoàr Plumbing Novices season opener Orono 'Markham Label' Peewee Leafs open regular seaison The Orono Peewee Rep- team sponsored by Markham Label opened Up their regular season, schedule at, home last Friday (Oct. 5) against the Haliburton Huskies. The Peewee Leafs had fin- ished their exhibition schedule with a record of 2 wins, 1 tie and a loss and looked like they would continue their winning ways as they jumped into the lead late in the first period on a power-play when Kyle Searle took a pass from Curt Robinson and his point shot found the top corner. Orono would also score the second goal of the gamne but unfortunately it was into their own net as a Haliburton shot was deflected by an Orono player behind a surprised Josh Brandt in the Orono net. The teams went to the dress- ing room at the end of the sec- Central Ontario WolvesJ ond period knotted at 1 apiece. The Leafs came out for the third period hoping to get the go-ahead goal but Haliburtoni would not give themmany chances and with five minutes left in the game--the Huskies were able to get theeventual winning goal as they scored on a 2-on-I break-away. The Orono team was able to pull their goalie in the last minute of play but could not get- the equalizer. The Orono Markham Label Leafs for the 97/98 season con- sists of forwards Curt Robinson, Jesse Price, Justin Szymczak, Nathan: Caruana, Cameron James, -Jamie Rowe, Tanner Milîson, Jeff Wright, and Matt Barnes, while Mark McAlister, Aaron Robinson, Kyle Searle and Lee Allin pro- vide the defence. The goaltend- ing duties will be'shared by Josh Brandt and Jeff Siemon. The coaching staff is led by head coach Rob Brandt with Bill Wright and Jim McAlister assisting wbile Neil Allin han- dles the mnanftger's position. The Perîwee Leafs home- game schecJile is as follows: Oct. 12 vs Minden - 6 p.m. Oct. 19 vs. SuLnderland - 6 p.m. Oct. 24 vs. Omemee - 9 p.m. Oct. 26,vs. Newcastle - 6 p.m. Nov. 2 vs. Cannington - 6 p.m. Nov. 9 vs. Cobourg - 6 p.m. -Nov. 16 vs. Fenelon Falls - 6 p.m. Nov. 23 vs. Woodville - 8 p.m. Nov. 30 vs. Bobcaygeon - 6 p.m. Dec. 14 vs. Port Perry. - 6 p.m. Dec. 21 vs. Ops - 6 p.m. Jan. 4 vs. Manvers - 6 p.m. Jan. 22 vs. Beaverton - 9 p.m. Jan. 25 vs. Mariposa - 6 p.m. Minor Atoms Start season successfully! The Central Ontario Wolves Midtown Sports minor atoms started- their regular season, play most successfülly record- ing 2 wins and a tie. 11 The Wolves played first in Peterborough tieing them i -1. Matt Gray scored the lone goal for the Wolves with assists going to Tyler Cuthbert and Derek Van Schyndel. Kyle Johnston did his job between the pipes, stopping aIl but one of Peterboroughs shots. 1Barrie's big, tough squad tried to conquer the Wolves but went down 6-3. The score was tied at 1 atthe end of the first period, but the Wolves pulled away in the second and neyer looked back. Scoring for the Wolves: Shane Beers (2), Jonathan Koot (2), Chad Dunlop and Dustin Belton. Assists to : Dustin Belton (4), Andrew Fracz, Alex Henderson,' Koot, and Beers. Goalie Chris Cook made bis regular season debut with the Wolves' a good one, coming up with a win.' The Midtown Sports minor atoms played the Quinte Red Devils on Sunday and annihi- lated them 15-1. The Quinte teamn skated well but were only able to get 9 shots on net. Scoring for the Wolves:, Jonathan Koot (2),, Alex Henderson (2), Matt Gray (3), Mike Carnevale, Dustin Belton (3), Shane Beers, Chad Dunlop, Matt Mitchell and Tyler Cuthbert. Assists to: Cuthbert, Belton (3), Beers (2) Carnevale (3), Derek VanSchyndel, Mitchell (2), Henderson (2) Dunlop and Koot. Next home game: Sun., Oct. 19 vs. Peterborough Petes at 4:30 Little Britain Arena. 4m 4pIEV* On October 3rd the O.M.H.A. Russ Major Plumbing Novices met up with Haliburton in front of a capaci- ty crowd in the Orono Arena. The novices gave forth a good effort in a close 2-0 loss to the Huskies. The goaltending duties- belonged to Shane Winters who played an outstanding gamne allowing only 2 goals on 30 shots for his first outing! Defence was handled by Brandon Ernst, Sarah Lakeshore -Di'-rt Sunday's motocross races at Leaches Track north of Kendal, had excellent weather and a great turnout. Sunday's resuits: Mini 50 -1 Billy Mullen Pontypool, 2 Travis Moor Millbrook, 3 Mitchell Hobbins Peterborough; Mini 60 - 1 Dylan Bebettin Peterboro, 2 Buddy Skillen Castleton, 3 Kyle Ferguson Welcome; 80: 1 Nick Slone Castieton, 2 Jeff McKinnon Warsaw, 3 Paul Richter Campbellcroft; Jr: 1 Jamie Ve rbruggen Cobourg, 2 Justin, Donnelly, Josh Flynn, Andrew Fothergill, Matt Moffat and Darcy Mitchell. The offensive players were Doug Deboo, Ryan Knox, Cam Delorme, Denis Beenen, Daniel1 Maclsaac, Daniel Reilly, Adam Wood, Tyler Young and, Matt Bester. Shots on goal- were Haliburton 30, Orono 6. The next home game of the Russ Major Plumbing novices is Friday, October 10 against Minden. Riders resu Its Daniels Millbrook, 3-Steve Mark Newtonville; Sr: 1 Cale Anderson Oshawa, 2 Dave Beckett Port Hope, 3 Tim Zugfelt Trenton; Ex- 1 Jason Thome Millbrook, 2 Barry Ferguson Welcome, 3 Mike Clark Port Hope; +30/Vintage: 1 Blaine Pou lin Oshawa, 2 Doug Wright Brooklin, 3 Paul Mullen Pontypool. The last race of the season is on Sunday, October 19 at Riverside Il Track near Port Hope. Phone 905 697-1149 for information. 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