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4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, November 9, 1988 SPORTS Orono OMHA Novice squeak thru with win Orono faced Omemee for the first time last Friday coming up with a 3-2 win. Orono boys played the first 2 Vi periods in a fog, with little passing and very little positional positional hockey. Omemee opened the scoring in the 1st period with 2 goals. Second goal was very questional going off the cross-bar. Orono fans felt there was no goal, but the official's decision decision was different. Omemee had two players whose talents seemed to frustrate our boys and made them forget their hockey basks. With 5 minutes left in the third period Orono came alive, scoring three goals, scored by the MacDonald MacDonald brothers, with one assist going going to Brett Maartense. The Orono boys must pull , together as a team as they will meet stronger teams in the future. The team was missing Ryan Winning who was down with the flu, we hope he is feeling better and will be back with the team for our next game. • We also would like to welcome Danny Buttigieg back on the team once more. Our next game is Friday, Friday, November 11th at 7:15 against Ajax in Orono. Three straight for Orono PeeWees Tri-C Little Britain visited Orono for the first time of the year on Friday, November 4th. Orono earned their third straight victory with a 12-0 win. The first period was close but Orono came out of it with a 2-0 lead on goals by Jason Mercer and with only seconds left Jamie Shetler scored on a pass from Cameron Tomkins. Orono's superior skating began to show in the next period as they dominated the Little Britain boys. Goals by Scott Hentig and two by Steven Shetler with assists going to Steve Shetler and John Buttigieg made the score 5-0 by the end Of the second. In the third period Orono sealed the victory with seven goals. Scott Hentig had two as did Steve Shetler. Brandon Ovendon spent most of the period in the penalty box but still managed to score two goals. One on a pass from Adam Wallace. With only eighteen seconds remaining remaining Jason Mercer scored his second of the night with an assist going to David Crozier. Chad Puk earned the shutout and has allowed only 4 goals in the first three games this year. Orono Novice 5-1 over Manvers in Orono Orono Tri-County Novice had their first home game Saturday. The opponents, iiftiere .Jylanvers. Orono came "out strong 'forcing Manvers to play 80% of the game in their end. Time and again Orono had chances to score, but either Manver's goalie would make a good save or Orono's lads, would miss the net. When everything was said and done Orono had a 5-1 win. Grant Esler was the star pf this game scor- _ ing 1 goals and controlling the game with strong skating at both ends of the ice. The rest of the offense was provided by Steven: Wilson 1 goal and 1 assist and Michael Morrison with his first of the season, Assists McAllister with 1. The defens an effective gam,-, -- Manvers time to set-up any offense. Thanks Mike Hutton Jr., Amy McAllister, Jeremy Pare and Joshua Bonnetta. Steven Foster played in the Orono net and stopped stopped five or six great' shots close in. On the only goal to'get past him he made a fantastic save on the original shot but neither he nor the defensemen could get in position to stop the rebound from getting to an open Manver's player. Ryan Schoep and Jamie Richter played a heads-up game and should have some great games this year. First venture for Pee- Wees an easy victory On October 28 the Millbrook Pee wees visited Orono, this was the opening game of the year, and turned-out turned-out to be an easy victory for Orono. A.goal by John Buttigieg started the scoring, followed by one from Jamie Shetler.. The final goal of the period was scored by Brandon Ovenden on a pass from Cameron ■ Tomkins, giving Orono a 3-0 lead at the end of the first period. The second period followed with Orono scoring five unanswered goals. Steve Shetler with three and Jason Mercer with two. To start the third Millbrook got on t he scoreboard with their only goal of the game, but Orono fought back with goals from Scott Hentig, Brandon Brandon Ovenden and Mike Schoep, to give the home team a decisive 12-1 victory. On October 30 the Orono Peewees travelled to Manvers and enjoyed a hard game from start to finish. Steve Shetler opened the scoring early in the first period, to give Orono a 1-0 lead. Manvers was able to take advantage of some poor defensive play by the Orono team to score three straight goals, and take a 3-1 lead. Excellent goal tending by Chad Puck, held Orono in the game or Manvers would have taken an even larger lead. Steve Shetler rounded out the scoring in the first, with his second and third goals of the night. Impressive performance by the Orono Tykes the OroriQ Tykes hockey team started their ! 88-'89 season in fine style last Sunday, October 30th in the new BowmanviUe Arena. Although they lost the game to the BowmanviUe A & R Floorcoverings 8-5, it was a close exciting game. Orono's Andrew Reid started the scoring at the 7 min. mark of the first period, with assists to Kyle Beacock and Kevin Copping. BowmanviUe did not take long to recover however, coming back with two quick goals. The first period ended ended with a score of 5-3 for Bowman : viUe. Scoring for Orono were Andrew Reid again and Alan Robb with assists from Andrew Beacock,Greg Shetler,Paul Landers and Tyler Robinson. Scoring 4 goals for BowmanviUe was an elusive #7. The second period again was exciting exciting as Orono began to cover BowmanviUe ÏÏ1 much more closely holding him to only one goal but, however, still losing this period by 2-i sedre. Scoring for Orono was Andrew Andrew Reid, for his hat trick with assists to Michael Gibson and CUnf Hawkshaw. The third period was without doubt the most suspenseful period, with a fine performance by the Orono team. The defensive effort put in by Murphy Irvine and goal tender Jamie Parry helped to hold BowmanviUe to only one goal. Good skating and back checking by the forwards paid off as Orono finished the third period with a 1-1 tie. Scoring for Orono was Bobby Witheridge making a strong drive to the BowmanviUe goal, assisted by Kyle Beacock and Jonathan Black. In their second game, the Tykes lost a real nail biter at home this past Saturday to the Newcastle. Tykes. The final score was 4-3. In the first period the teams felt. each other out. There were many good chances at both ends, only to be robbed with superb goaltending by both teams, Jamie Parry for Orono and Matthew Hason for Newcastle. The teams played out the first period with no scoring. Newcastle led off the second period with a goal from Gerry Moore to be followed shortly thereafter with a second Newcastle goal from Nicholas Stacey. Orono quickly replied with two goals of their own, from Alan Robb and Bobby Witheridge, assists going to Jonathan Black, Kyle Beacock, Andrew Andrew Reid and Tyler Robinson. This closed out the second period with a 2-2 tie. Orono started the scoring in the third period with a goal from Murphy Murphy Irvine, assisted by Alan Robb. Newcastle, unfortunately, wasted no time in replying with two goals of their own from Nicholas Stacey and Jim Conboy to end the final period with a 2-1 score for the visitors. This has been a great start to a new season for the Tyke team, especially when you consider the fact that only four members of the team are returning returning from last season.and that for 9 of In the second period good defensive defensive played by Adam Wallace, John Buttigieg and Brandon Ovenden, held Manvers off the score-board. The only goal of the period was scored with a hard wrist shot by David Crozier. This was the eventual winning goal, and gave Orono a 4-3 lead at the end of the two.peiiods." The third was all Steve Shetler who scored all three goals tor the period and gave Orono a 7-3'victory. Next game is Friday night in Orono against the same team from Manvers. Good Luck! the 14 players this is their first exposure exposure to hockey. Boys, your hard work in practice is showing. On behalf of the coaching and management management staff, we are impressed with your efforts and hope you keep up the good work. E I bbbbbmm ■ ■ YES! Get the facts. Let's Talk. 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