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Tnoviesf rono Weekly Tiues, Wednesday November 18, 1998r5 T TSand and G'Î'ravel Novites Crono Fuel & Lumber capture tournament gold TRT Sand and Gravel novices played three games in the Havelock Tournament on the weekend and were three times victorious giving them 'A' championship honours. Game one against home- town St. Alphonsus was a blowout with TRT winning 12- 0. Goalie Tanner Johnston claimed the shutout. Orono goal scorers in this match were: Devin Robinson with two, Matt Dobson with 4, Dustin Armstrong with three and sin- gles by Blain Cox, Josh Dobson and Daniel Hodgson. TRT outshot the opposition 29- 3. The second match--a much better, fast-paced game ended with TRT coming out on top 4- 2 over the 'Back Alley' team from Barrie. Daniel Hodgson was Orono's top scorer with two while Dustin Armstrong and Katie Definney added the other two markers. The 'Back Alley' boys were outshot 23-6 in favour of the TRT club who ran into one red-hot Barrie goaltender. Championship The 'A' final match pitted TRT against Immaculate. The first period was scoreless. Daniel Hodgson netted Orono's first goal at 3:38 ofthe second. TRT came out strong in the third scoring four goals--two from Dustin Armstrong, anoth- er from Hodgson followed by one from Devin Robinson. The 'A' final game ended in a 5-0 shutout for the TRT crew. TRT playmakers earning assists on the tournament were: Devin Robinson (3), Nathan Smith (2), Rob Blaker (2), Dustin Armstrong (3, Jevon Staples (2), Tyler Elson (2), Matt Dobson (2), Daniel Hodgson (2), Blain Cox, Katie Definney, Josh Dobson, and Zachary Flood. League Action Sunday afternoon, TRT flew right back into action with a regular season league game against the 'Thursday Night' team. The only goal of the game came on a third period screened shot from the blue- line by TRT's Josh Dobson unassisted. TRT outshot Bowmanville 15-9. Accessible Design atom reps The Orono Fuel and Lumber midgets had no short- ages of scoring power this weekend as they decisively downed Minden 7-4 in Minden and overpowered Sunderland 8-3 at home on Sunday. The lumber kings trailed host team Minden 2-1 after the first period. But by the end of the second period the game was tied at 4. Strong third peri- od play resulted in Orono scor- ing three unanswered goals to take the game. Top point-getters with two goals and one assist were Ryan Homes, Andrew Reid and Ryan Tresise. Jamie Parry scored one goal and added an assist while Tyler Robinson had two assists. Greg Bester, Greg Shetler and Craig Harness had one assist each. Sunderland at Orono Sunday's game versus Sunderland at home was a high-scoring affair with five different players figuring in on the goals. Orono Fuel and Lumber's Ryan Tresise was the leader this game coming up big with a hat-trick. After just one period play Orono led 5-0 and increased the lead to 7 after two periods. Orono added one in the third while Sunderland finally woke up scoring three for a 8-3 final. Andrew Reid finished the night with two goals and setting up two others while Craig McManus scored one adding two assists. Craig Harness and Greg Bester com- pleted the goal scoring with one apiece and Jamie Parry added two assists on the night. Chris Kay was credited the win in goal for Orono. Ice Chips: Absent - Paul Landers (suspension) and Bob Witheridge (tainted ham). Final shots on goal this game were Orono 20, Sunderland 8. Henderson Christmas topple 2nd place Fenelon FaNls Trees clipping alon Friday the 13th proved to be November 5th the visiting Adam Wood o enedthe- ,cr lucky for a couple of Orono teams--Accessible Design atoms was one of them as they knocked off the second place Fenelon Falls team 4-3. The team rallied for Coach Knox (who was home sick) by playing a solid game under Coach Mitchell's guidance. Evan Moore followed by Doug Garlick were the game's heroes scoring two goals apiece in that order. Moore goals were scored in the same shift! , b Designers were defeated in a close game with Bobcaygeon who scored an empty-netter to take the game 4-2. Adam Wood opened the scoring for Orono with Darcy Mitchell Doug Garlick assisting. Garlick scored the second Orono goal from Stephen Hicks and Andrew Fudge. Shane Winters played well in net this game. November 6th, Orono played to a 3-all tie with a vis- iting Beaverton club. Again, muiiv peu me scor- ing with David Landman assisting. Landman scored the second unassisted while Evan Moore potted the third and final Orono goal unassisted. November 8th, proved to be another tight game but this time Orono fell 3-2 the home- town Omemee club. Stephen Hicks scored the first Orono goal from Justin Guillemette. Garrett MacDonald scored the other assisted by Adam Wood and Michael Fuller. They've done it again! Henderson Christmas Trees major tykes are still riding their unbeaten streak of four games in regular season play. Matt Puddicombe put on a goaltending clinic showing the opponents some pretty fancy moves! The defensîve corp-- Brian Knapp, Colin Gilbride, Ryan Wood and Lucas Martin were solid. Tyler Armstrong scored the first Orono goal unassisted from Shelby Macdonnell and Steve Donadel. Macdonnell came right back to score the second unassisted from Tyler Armstrong and Brian Knapp. Scott Duquette, Colin Gilbride, Alanna Picknor, Matt Field, Harley McColl, Tyler Johansen, Gardiner Cole and Jon Devries all played a terrific game to keep the unbeaten- streak alive. Russ Mujor Plumbing blasts Port Hope Redmen The Russ Major Plumbing novices posted two strong wins, a tie, and a loss in their past four encounters. The novices tied their Omemee counterparts 3-3 dur- ing a road trip on Sunday. Orono's first goal was scored by Michael Hicks assisted by Dan McIsaac and Denis Beenen. Lucas Leech found the mark on a pass from Matt Moffat and Mike Whelan to score number two. Dan McIsaac scored the third goal on a pass from Hicks and Jesse Rice. November l4th in exhibi- Aggregates Dufferin Aggregates Minor Tyke's lost a game 3-1 to Tim's Fifth Wheel Friday night The lone goal scorer for the Tykes was Edward Meester. A Saturday game against tion play, the novices made their way to Port Hope and showed what passing and great team work could do as they drubbed the Redmen 10-0. This win gave Alex Campney first shutout of the season. Goal scorers for Orono were: Michael Hicks 2 goals & 1 assist, Lucas Leech 1 goal & 1 assist, Andrew Kirkbride 1 goal, Denis Beenen 2 goals & 2 assists, Peter Johnson 2 goals & 1 assist, Brett Cairns 2 goals & 2 assists. Other assists went to Kyle Balson, Tom Meester, Joey VanDusen, Michael Whelan, Jesse Rice, lose 2 Clarington Hydro was lost again to the Tykes in 6-4 score. Dufferin scorers were: Edward Meester, Gregory St. James, Randy Clugston and Kevin Schoenmaker. Matt Fuller, Matt Moffat and Daniel McIsaac. November lth saw the vis- iting novices give up a 5-2 loss to Woodville. Previous to that, on November 6th, the Major Plumbing squad played host to Bobcaygeon downing the visi- tors 3-1. Scoring for Orono was Matt Fuller with Matt Moffat earning the assist. The second goal was scored by Daniel McIsaac unassisted. Andrew Kirkbride finished it off with the third goal with Michael Whelan and Michael Hicks assisting. Apple Blos The Apple Blossom Atoms tied their Saturday game against the Justin Berry Optical team. Scorers for the Orono team were Reid McDoanld and Building Place bantams dunk Skylight The Building Place bantams when of the CRHL took on Skylight the ga Donuts of Bowmanville at -Se Orono Arena defeating them Oron by a 4-1 score. game Wil Lofgren worked hard in James the corners made a pass out to passe John Halik who buried the who s puck to give Orono a 1-0 lead. Bo Orono continued to press hard. ing ha At 4:50 of the first, Mark the r Brennan picked up a pass from while Shawn DeJong and broke away sistin firing in Orono's second goal. Muza Phillip Cudahy scored goal succes number three on a turn-around. Th Orono seemed to take it easy who for a bit until Skylight Donuts brand replied with a goal of their free t own. Orono goaltender Darrell Donut Kennedy made the big saves utes i Donuts called upon throughout ame. cond period action saw o's fourth goal of the when digger Cameron s came up with the puck, d it out to Adam Rypstra ent it home. th teams continued play- ard, end to end hockey for emainder of the game the defensive units con- g of Brad Wood, Casey laar and Chris Kirkbride, ssfully protected the lead. e Building Place bantams played a well-disciplined of hockey were penalty- his game and Skylight ts only served four min- n penalties. som's 3 point weekend Brent Vanstone who sent a rocket from the point with 53 seconds left on the clock. The Blossoms won their Sunday game against the Oshawa Kedron team in Orono. Matt Smitt assisted on a great goal by Joey Robertson for one and Brent Vanstone scored the winning goal unas- sisted at 10:55 of the third