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4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, December 9, 1987 S PO R TS Tri-County PeeWees trade win with a loss On Friday, December 4th, Orono Kinsmen Peewees hosted their counterparts from Millbrook. The game started with both teams fairly evenly matched in play. Millbrook opened the scoring at 4:31 but this seemed to bring the Orono team to life as they stormed to the attack. Finally, at 1:15, Orono connected when Scott Hentig carried the ptick into the Millbrook end and passed to Dan Walters, and his shot beat the goalie to tie the game, Orono started the second period quickly as Stephen Shetler stickhandled into the Millbrook zone and his quick shot put Orono into the lead at 8:15. Jason Hansen added another at 7:47 when he carried carried the puck, from the face-off at centre, through the defense and found the hole between the goalies pads with a quick shot. Shortly after, Scott Hentig and Dan Walters combined again as Scott got a good pass to Dan who deked the goalie out of position and dumped the puck into the net to give Orono a 4 to 1 lead. Millbrook fought back to get a second goal to close out the scoring in the second period. Orono struck again just 8 seconds into the third period as Jason Mercer got the puck after the opening opening face-off and, crossing the blue line on the wing, snapped a quick shot into the far side of the net at 14:52. Orono's next goal came at 13:46 when John Buttigieg's shot was partly blocked and Cameron Tomkins fired the rebound past the sprawling goalie. Just over a minute later, Jason Hansen scored again unassisted as he carried the puck from a face-off in Oronb's end to beat the Millbrook v goalie with a ■ high shot at 12:40. At 11:37, Dan Walters dug the puck from the corner corner and passed to Greg Hooper in the slot and Greg's quick shot gave the goalie no chance. Orono finished finished off the scoring at *8:34 when Jason Hansen's high shot was batted batted down by the goalie but he was unable to cover it and Brandon ■Ovenden poked the loose puck under the goalie. F/om this time on, both teams fought hard to add to their totals but Orono's netminders, Scott Hall and Chad Puk carried on their excellent play to rob , Millbrook of any chances that they got. The defense of Sean McKenzie, Mike Schoep, Neil Haine j and Scott Hart wig did a fine'job of clearing the puck from the Orono end and the forwards mentioned, along with Adam Wallace, put lots of pressure on the oppositidti. Final score of this good team effort was Orono 9 and Millbrook 2. f Saturday, December' 5th saw Orono Kinsmen Peewees travel to Lakefield to play the Lakefield Blue team. This was ♦ » *-■«' '"■* «- *'<■ on» of the hardest-fought games that Orono has been involved in this year. Both teams were very aggressive aggressive in forcing the play and • strong on defense with end-to-end action for the first period. Lakefield finally broke open the scoring with just 12 seconds left in the first period. The late goal gave Lakefield a burst of energy and seemed to slow Orono as Lakefield got two more goals in the first two minutes of the second period. Orono came back and began to attack as well, but the play stayed on an even level until Orono finally got on the board with just 51 seconds left in the second period. Jason Mercer made a good p^s to Jason Hansen who relayed it to Brandon Ovenden in a crowd in front of the goal. Brandon fired a low shot through the mazé of legs, including those of the goalie for Orono's first gçal. Orono seemed to get the same lift from that late goal and got their second second goal just 8 seconds into the third period. Brandon Ovenden got the puck from the face-off and raced raced into Lakefield's end. His quick shot was blocked by the goalie but the rebound came to Mike Schoep at the crease and he wasted no time in putting it into the open side of the net. The play then turned into a fast rushing, end-to-end battle. Neither team was able to get the upper upper hand on play as Orono's passing passing seemed to be just off the mark on offense, but terrific goaltending by Scott Hall and Chad Puk kept Lakefield from scoring. The defense of Neil Haines, John But- tigieg and Sean McKenzie held up Lakefield's advances while forwards forwards Adam Wallace, Greg Hooper, Dan Walters, Scott Hentig and Stephen Shetler backchecked well and forced the play to Lakefield when possible. Orono tied the game with a Jay-Jay play at 3:26 of the third period when Jason Mercer's pass allowed Jason Hansen to get a good clear shot at the Lakefield's goalie. This tie lasted less than a ' minute as Lakefield came back,to score again. An all out effort by OVono kept the puck in Lakefield's end' after the . face-off " and, finally, Adam Wallace dropped a pass to Sean McKenzie at the point. Sean's waist-high shot beat the goalie to the far corner to lift Orono into a tie again at 1:15. Oeono-was press» ing the attack when they received a penalty with just under a minute left but Lakefield's power play was to no avail. Final score was Orono 4 and Lakefield 4. Good team game for the last half, boys, but watch the tempers and concentrate on playing as a team. Everyone's efforts efforts contribute to a better game. Cobourg 2. Orono hosted an exhibition game against Newcastle November 30 and - skated to a 3 to 2 victory. This was a fast paced 'Crowd Pleaser' as Orono put forth a full team effort. Forwards Mare David and Owen Taylor especially played solidly and were instrumental in creating many offensive scoring threats for their team. The visitors opened up a 1 to 0 lead at 10:48 of the 1st period. , Orono came roaring back to score 2 quick goals to take the lead 2 to 1. Scoring at 9:25 was Aaron Staples assisted by Jeff Hughes and Jason Lawrence. David Crozier found the mark at 7:33 assisted by Jeff Good- murphy and Henry Kaldeway. The visitors tied it up at 2 at the 3:38 mark of the 1st period, but Orono went ahead for good as Jeff Good- murphy tailed in the third period. Assisting were Daryl Reid and Jason Lawrence at 6:26. Jason Lawrence put forth one of his finest efforts of the season as he out hustled hustled his opponents time and time again for the possession of the puck. 1 Final score Orono 3 - Newcastle 2. , Orono hosted Port Perry December 1 and came away 3 to 2 losers. Orono had a quick start as Mike Landers was sent in all alone from a Jamie Shetler pass and made no mistake. Time of the goal was 8:14 of the 1st period. Sharing goaltending duties for Orono were Chad Maartense and Clayton Rendell, Both put in fine performances performances during the game and neither can be faulted for what was to develop. The visiting team seemed to catch fire and in the span of just 1:37 seconds gained a 3 to 1 lead with 3 goals of their own. Orono fought back as Jamie Shetler broke in all alone and slid one thru the "five- hole" to come within a goal. Time of the goal was 2:44 of the 2nd period unassisted. Orono tried desperately to get the equalizer as forwards Jeff Hughes, Mafc David, Owen Taylor, Jeff Goodmurphy, Jason Lawrence, Darly Reid, David Crozier and Bryan Haines all contributed contributed "Rentless" pressure on the visiting team. Henry Kaldeway, Scott Ransberry, Aaron Staples, and Paul Woods chipped in ad- Haines shines in goal for Holiday Juicers While waiting to see who they play in their next round, the Juicers hosted a Bowmanville team in an exhibition game and it ended in a 1 - 1 tie. During the first period Daniel mirably as well on the blue line. It wasn't enough this time however, as our guys went down to defeat 3 to 2. ' All in all a good effort in the past week -- 2 wins one loSs. Good work boys! Next home game is December 8 at 7:30 p.m. Buttigieg • rang one off the post where it trickled along the goal line where the Bowmanville goalie stopped stopped it. The fantastic saves and moves on the part of our goalie Miss Hainès kept us in the game. Second period saw the only two goals in the game with Bowmanville scoring first and then Orono coming coming back with a fine goal scored by Jeff Gates assisted by Wade Peacock and Brian Hogenhout. (Continud to page 5) MOM'S KITCHEN Downtown Orono 983-5310 EAT IN or TAKE OUT THEY'RE BACK ■ Deep Fried Chicken and Wedgies For Take-Out Telephone your order- (983-5310). 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