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6-Qrorio Weekly Times, Wednesday, Tennant Fuel Hockey News (Continued from page 4) shot', by Chris McCarthy. Only ten Seconds later, not to be outdone, Orono's Paul - Woods was nicely set up with'passes from Agron Staples and Stephen Stadleman,. to score the go-ahead and winning goal. Insurance goals were scored by Steven Shetler from Daryl Reid and Brandon Ovenden at 9:01 of the second second period and in the third period by Aaron Staples from Stephen Stadleman and Mike Landers at 3:39. , This game saw much action in a wide open game with many fine saves by Orono goaltender Jarrett Aus, including stopping a penalty shot awarded to the Toros. The third game of the weekend was played in Millbrook on Sunday, Sunday, October 26th in this g'ame the Orono team could not get untracked untracked and tost 12-0 to a strong home team squad. In their fourth game, on Nov. 1st the Orono Atoms faced off against a good Manvers team and played a very even match. Orono went ahead at M8 of the second period when Stephen Stadleman scored on a pass from Ben Deremo. Manvers answered back with two quick goals by Todd Malcolm and Jeff Vivian before the end of the second period. . At 1:17 of the final period Jean- Paul Tousignant tied the score at 2-2 on an unassisted goal. The game continued even until about two minutes remained, when Manvers Cory Wilson fired home an unassisted goal from an Orono miscue to win the game 3-2. Cobourg came to Orono on Nov. 8th to play the Tennant Fuels O.M.H.A. Atoms and ended up winning the contest 5-3. Orono's Trevor Lomax opened the scoring in the first period on a pass from Jean-Paul Tousignant, only to have Cobourg tie it, up one minute later. In the second period Stephen Stadleman put Orono ' ahead 2-1 on an unassisted goal but again Cobourg came back, with three goals in less than four minutes to take the lead for good. In the third period each team scored Orjce. Orono's goa^came at the 55 second mark with Trevor Lomax scoring his second goal of the night from passes by Jean-Paul Tousignant and Paul Flintoff. The Orono O.M.H.A. Atoms travelled to Otnemee on Tuesday Nov. 11th. Here the Orono team played a good positional game and jumped ahead to a 2-0 lead in the first period. The goal' came at the 6:21 mark by Jean-Patil Tousignant from Trevor Lomax and by Daryl Reid from Ben DeretnO. Omemee's ' Chad Russell replied with a goal at 2:38 mark of the second period. Jean-Paul Tosignant scored his second second goal from Trevor Lomax one minute later, this Was the game winner. winner. Omemee counted one moti goal before Jean-Paul Tousignant completed his "Hat-Trick" again assisted by Trevor Lomax and Chris Yeo. This game saw Orono goalie Jarrett Aus stop Omemee on three clear breakaways, when »the game was 3-2 and could have gone either way. The return match against Manvers on Nov. 14th again saw Manvers win, the score this time was 3-1. The game was a very close checking affair with all the goals scored from scrambles. Chad Maartense, the Orono goaltender had to make some fine saves on screened and deflected shots to keep the score close. Orono's only ' goal was scored by Chris Yeo. November 26, 1986 Orono OLM.H.A. Tenant Fuel ■ Atoms Home and Home Series with Baltimore The Orono O.M.H.A - . .Tennant Fuels Atî>m team went on a scoring spree in a two game home and home series this past week against Baltimore, outscoring them 21 goals to 2 goals. The Orono team played effective positional hockey combined with nice passing plays in both games. The game scores were 12-1 Orono and 9-1 Orono. The Orono squad in the first game, at home, scored seven goals before the visiting Baltimore team knocked in a rebound under goalie Jarrett Aus. The goal scoring was as follows. The first goal came as a result of good passing by Chris Yeo to Jean-Paul Tousignant to Trevor Lomax who fired the 1 goal. Paul Flintoff scored the next, unassisted, on an end to end rush, driving the puck high into the net. Paul Woods made the score 3-0 from a pass out by Henry Kaldeway. Brandon Ovenden scored the fourth goal assisted by Stephen Stadleman. Stephen Stadleman scored the first of his two goals on nice passes from Jeremy Brace and Ben Deremo. The sixth goal came off the stick of Aaron Staples, assisted by. Paul Woods. Stephen Stadleman's second second goal was assisted by Paul Flin- toff. Baltimdre's -goal interrupted the Orono string at this point, but not for tong, as Henry Kaldeway scored the next two goals assisted by Jeremy Brace and Jason Hansen. Jean-Paul Tousignant, Ben Deremo and Chris Yeo finished off the scoring with two assists to Trevor Lomax and one to Jason Hansen. The second game of this series was played in Baltimore with the Orono scoring machine carrying on where they left off on Saturday night. This time they had an 8-0 lead before Baltimore managed to flip a high backhand shot over the shoulder of goalie Chad Maartense. The first two goals were scored by Paul Flintoff, unassisted, on long rushes. Ben Deremo scored the third on passes from Brandon Qvenden and Stephen Stadleman. Henry Kaldeway- combined with Paul Woods to make it 4-0. Brandon Brandon Ovenden and Ben Deremo'set up Stephen Stadleman for the next goal. On some nifty passing, Trevor Lomax scored from Chris Yeo to end the second period. The third period saw Brandon Ovenden score from Stephen Stadleman,and Ben Deremo, and Stephen Stadleman score from Paul Flintoff: Baltimore scored their lone goal midway through the period just before Bfandon Ovenden notched his second second goal, this one from Stephen Stadleman qs well. Although the goal tenders were not overworked in these games both Jarrett Aus and * Chad Maartense had to make some difficult saves. * The persistent checking and good playmaking of Steven Shetler and Mike Landers played a major role in these victories. Orono Tennant Fuels ÔMHA Atoms exhibition game against Oshawa L.N.H.L. Bruins In a Saturday evening exhibition game the Orono Tennant Fuels OMHA Atoms'faced off against the Oshawa Little N.H.L., Bruins and skated away with a well earned 5-3 victory. The spirits were high in both dressing rooms before the game and it carried right into the game. From the drop of the puck the Orono squad carried the play into the Bruin zone to pressure their goalie, but only to come away without a goal. Play continued up and down the ice until the 7:09 minute mark of the first period when the Bruins, jplaying short-handed intercepted a pass and broke in free on a two to none attack. The Br.uin, Darin Bates, faked a pass and shot 'low the Orono goalie's glove, side and scored to give the visitors a 1-0 lead:- The Bruin lead was short lived. As Stephen Shetler took a pass from the Orono goalie Jarrett Aus and stick handled the length of the ice, through the entire Oshawa Bruin team, pulled the goalie and nicely flipped the puck into the net to tie the score at one. Halfwav through the second period Orono Tennant Fuels took the lead for good when Jean-Paul Tousignant picked up the puck at his own blue line and again stick handled nicely through the Bruins line up and blasted a shot high into the net, unassisted. Paul Flintoff made the score 3-1 early in the third period when he took passes from Stephen Stadelman and Brandon Ovenden near the Orono blueline, then he too worked his way through the Bruin defenders, pulled the goalie and shot the puck into the Bruin net. Oshawa came back to make the score 3-2 after a scramble beside the Orono net had left the Orono goalie Jarrett without a stick, the Bruins Billy Thibodeau fired the puck under the goalie's pads. Orono came back, less than a minute later, on some pretty stick handling by Trevor Lomax in thé Bruins end, and a perfectly timed quick drive by Chris Yeo to again give Orono a two goal advantage. The Bruins again cut this lead when, on a break away, Jarrett Aus stopped the initial shot but couldn't grab the rebound. Stephen Stadelman finished the scoring after passes from Mike Landers and Brandon Ovenden. The Tennant Fuels first encounter encounter with Little N.H.L. competition competition was a big success and it showed that the coaching efforts of Peter Landers were starting to pay dividends. The team played good position and made heads up passes to keep the play in the opposition end for much of the game. 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