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4- Orono Weekly 'I~mes, Wednesday. October 22~ 1097 F irst game of the, season for T.R.T. Sand & 'Gravel On Sunday, October 1 9th at 4 p.m., it was the first game of the season for T.R.T. Sand & Grave , one of the Orono Atomn house league teams. They played against the other house league team for Orono. The gamne started out great with a goal scored by Andy Bangay (#11), flot even one minute into the game. The opposing team proceeded to score a goal a few-minutes later. The game continued with great shots on net. The goal- tender, Kevin Martin, stopped some amazing shots. In the second haîf, the opposing team scored 2 goals to make the score 3-1 for the opponents.- Andy Bangay (# 11l) got a penalty and was in the box for 2 minutes. At 13:30 in the 3rd period, Andy Bangay '(#1l) scored his secon d goal for the game. Following this goal, Joey Konopka (#99) had a break- awa.y but was not suiccessful at scoring as the goalie made an amazi1ng save. Shortly afterwards the opposing team scored one last goal to make the score 4-2. This was the final score of the game. An excellent defensive game was played by David Apt, Garret MacDonald, Jon Fowler and Mike Puddicombe. Soîne excellent plays were made by forwards: Andy Bangay, Chris Buttonshaw, Justin Guillemette,,Joey Konopka, Scott McIntyre, Reid McDonald, Mark Spiers and Joseph Staples. T.R.T. played an excellent game with some good offen- sive and defensive plays. Keep working guys! We'Il get themn next time. Russ Major Plumbing Novice mets Littie Britain On Oct. 17, the OMHA Russ Major Plumbing Novice met Little Britain. This wvas a close game with Little Britain winning 2-1. Shane Winters played a great game for the squad. Scott Henderson made Mis first start of the year, filling in for some absent players. He played a good gamne on defense. Matt Moffat showed a lot of grit and determination, on defense. Matt Bester scored the only Orono goal from Doug Deboo. Matt is playing very consistent with his sec- ond goal of the season. On Oct. 18, the team trav- elled to Minden. The team, showed a little jet lag after the long trip and were handed a 5-0 loss. Shane Winters was strong between the pipes. The team couldn't get the offense rolling, but there were a few quality chances. Darcy Mitchell made a cou- ple of nice rushes showing some good speed. Sarah Donnelly broke up a couple of rushes, frustrating the Minden skaters. Keep working hard team, that win is just around the corner. Next game: Oct. 21, in Sunderland. The contributing members were: Denis -Beenen, Sarah Donnelly, Josh Flynn, Andrew Fothergîll, Scott Henderson, Ryan Knox, Daniel Maclssac, Darcy Mitchell, Matt Moffat, Shane Winters, Adam Wood, Tyler Young, Coach Boyd Knox & Flamîly Auto continue a winning streak In OMHA âction.this past midway through the game' weekend, the Orono Leafs before Minden got on thel: produced tw@ more wins. scoreboard with a pair late in Friday, OctoôIer 1 7, they the 2nd period. Orono added: edged the visiting Mariposa 3 more in the final frame.: Lightning 4- 3, Orono built Leafs held a.26-19 edge in! up a 4-O lead gfter two peri- shot total. Once again Orono ý ods of play on goals- by Matt goalie Scott Poole came Reid, Andrew B3eacock, Ryan through with the win credit, Tresise and R@b Thompson. playing shutout while facing' The Lightning threatened in 7 shots. the final frame wîth 3 straight Leaf marksmen were Bob tallies, but the Leafs held on Witheridge, (2), Greg_ Shetler for the win. Nýt minder Scott (2),- Rob Thompson, Tyler! Poole got his 3.rd win credit 'Robinson, Ryan Leddy'and in as many league outings. Matt Reid. Orono has a busy i Final shôts favoured schedule ahead as they host Mariposa by a 28-21 margin. Woodville Friday, October' Saturday, ôctober 18, the 24, compete in a weekend leafs travelled to Minden and tournament in Peterborough' trounced the Monarchs 8-2. Saturday, October 25 and The Leafs held a 5-0 lead Sunday October 26, and visit Orono Markham Label Peewees rebounded The Orofio Markham Label Peewegs rebounded from a 3-0 l§s5 to Fenelon Falls on Friday to shut out the Sunderland Wings at home by a 2-0 score. The Leafs came up with a gritty effort a gainst the Wïngs in a game that saw Oroi'O play short handed most of the game as they received 30 minutes in penalties inciuding two 5 minute majors., The first 1period was a close checking affair with neither team getting many scoring chanceý. Sunderland managed to put a puck in the Orono net earlY in the 2nd period, but the referee ruled that there was a Sunderland player in the cr@ase and disal- Ilowed the goal. Nathan Caruana opened the scoring for Orono at the 9:32 mark of the second peri- od as he blastëÇl a slap shot from the point and put it in the ,top corner with Aaron Robinson ànd Mark McAlister dfawing the assists. The scpre remained that way until C-urt Robinson, blocked a Sundlerland pass while killing a penalty and broke in ail alone on the Wîngs goalie and he made no mistake as he buried the puck in the back of the Sunderland net to give the Leafs a 2 goal lead. The referees were deter- mined to give Sunderland a chance to get back in the game as they put Orono down 2 men late in the game but superb penalty killing and outstanding goaltending pre- served the shut out for the Leafs. Jeff Siemon and Josh Brandt split the game in the net to eamn the 2nd shut out of the season forthe Leafs. The Markham Label squad has a busy schedule this week as they face Omemee at home on Friday Oct. 24, at 9:00 p. M., Haliburton i n Haliburton on Saturday Oct. 25, and back home on Sunday at 6:00 p.m. to face Newcastle. F Haliburton Tuesday October 28. See you there! Leaflets..earning assists in both weekend victories were Bob Witheçridge (3), Greg Bester (2), Chris Bouley (2), Matt Reid (2), Ryan Tresise (2), Greg Shetier, Ryan Leddy, Craig McManus and Jamie Parry .... Leafs are now 4-O-O in league action and 4-O-O in exhibition matches. NEWS FLASH!!!--the boys have opted to eamn teamn jackets for themselves through various fundraising tasks. ..since Friday October 24, is a school Professional Development (aka PD) Day, they will be readily available for lawn raking in the com- munity. ýAnyone interested in having their yard groomed for a reasonable rate, please contact assistant coach John Witheridge at: 983-9202 as soon as possible. D.S. A littLee6 exercise can go a long way! WaLking 3 km in 35 minutes can do wonders for your hea[th. If's that simpte. ShaHnn a Heahkhier Future~ * oplete Car & Truck Repairs.e eDiesel Engines -, Cummins, Detroit & Cat. a Radio Dis patched Tow Trucks. a Mobile Mechanical Service Truck. ~R 1, Orono 4 Miles North LOB 1 Mo (905) 983-9151 c Hwy45/11 UT3511 cx -- Apple Blossom starts year withn a 13Ioom* The Apple Blossomi fans didn't begrudge an early Saturday morning start at the Orono Arena on October l8th. A 9-1 win made it even more worthwhile. CMX Express played a good game but dîdn't have the express they needed against goalie Troy Webster. First period had the mighty Daniel Hodgson scor- ing the first goal assisted by Lucas Leechi. Thien Scott Henderson scored unassisted. Not to be outdone by hier brother, Robyn Henderson scored hier first season goal assisted by Mark Franlco. Greg Howe, unmatched in his ability, scored a fantastic goal wîth an assist from Scott. Daniel then scored 3 More goals with a terrif-ic assist by Jesse Rice, the othiers on hiis own. A hiat trick plis 1 for Dan iel. Third period found Scott racing up the ice for a break- away goal, a few minutes later he assisted Heather Maitland who scored her goal in the last minute of the game. What a great team working together from goalie Troy Webster to Kyle Balsom,, Ben McKelvie, Devin Robinson, Paul Bridges, Andrew Kirkbride and Michael Hicks. Thanks to Coachies Frank Maitland, Brad Leýech and Dave Hodgson for filling in. Sunday afternoon brouight team mnem ibers together for a second win on the weekend, Thie final score was 3-0 for Apple Blossom ag ainst visit- ing teamn Carter's Bakery. Troy Webster played an amnazing gamne with hIis lst SHUT OUT for the season. Orono kept the fans excited as they scored 1 goal in each period. Paul Bridges scored the first, with as§îSt from Ben McKelvie. Ben then scored the second goal assisted by Andrew Kirkbride. Scott Henderson saw his chance and took off for the 3rd and final goal. We ouldn't have done it without the help of the rest of the teain: Greg Howe, Kyle Balsom, Robyn 1-enderson, Mark Franko, Devin Robinson, Lucas Leek, Michael Hicks, Daniel Hodgson, Jesse Rice and Heather Maitland, Thanks for keeping us in the gamne Troy! Thanks to mom1ls Sherry Howe for typ- ing up ail those sehedu les, to Peggy Rice for being our manager. and thanks to coaches Frank Maitland, Brad Leech and Rick Howe. Ne wcastl e Photographic will be relocating to Bracebridge at the end of November. The store will be open-for business until November 21. AUl Photofinishing must be picked up by this date. We would liRe to THANNX YOU for your patron- age over the years. Paul &e Chris Beninett P.S. If you have any questions please cail us at 987-3409. Stop in and see us in Bracebridge at 200 Manitoba Street. 1 ri irk km