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4-()rono Weekly limes, Wednesday, February 1, 1989 YpoTTs Orono Novice lose two on the week-end Orono faced a fine tuned Ops Club losing 4-3. Orono boys were astonished from the playmaking, skating and shooting from the Ops' team. Orono went ahead first, then Ops scored three unanswered goals. Ops scored their fourth goal in the third period with Orono scoring two more coming short with a loss. Orono pulled their goalie with Orono team hitting the post in the last few seconds. Goal scorers: Scott MacDonald, assistd by Danny Buttigieg; Scott MacDonald, assisted by Bret Maartense and BJ. Hacked ; Ryan Winning, assisted -by Scott MacDonald MacDonald and Brett Maartense. Orono travelled to Omemee Sunday Sunday night coming up short with a 2-1 loss. Omemee started off with 2 quick goals in the first period. Orono scored their one and only goal in the second period, scored by Scott MacDonald assisted by Ryan Winning ànd Danny Buttigieg. Coach Sawyer found the boys disheartened after losing the game, but the young Orono players must learn that when a team loses in any sport that all players are to blame for the loss not just one or two players. Brett Maartense would probably have been number one star picked as he put his strongest performance in of the year. Orono's next game is against Lindsay, Friday, February 3rd in Orono at 7:15 p.m. Orono OMHA Atoms action update On Sunday, January 29, 1989 oui "Majors" squad proceeded to Omemee to complete the last of a home and home series with that aggressive aggressive squad. Once again sickness and injuries have plagued the members with our star defenseman Stephen Bonneau out sick and winger Jonathan Noble still on the disabled list. Another- winger, Jeff Gates decided to head for Florida for a changé of pace. The delay to start the game on time and the short list of players seemed to combine to catch our boys off their guard and Omemee was able to score 5 unanswered goals in the first period. Our lads settled down and slowed the onslaught but by now the con fidence of a large lead gave the momentum to Omemee and 4 more goals materialized. Coach Pete Landers, must have had a talk'with the defense because from 4:45 of the second period our boys tightened up the play and with some hard work on the part of everyone we got some very good chances to score plus kept the other time from adding to their lead. The final score of 9 to 0 was hot indicative indicative of the game itself as the last 14:45 minutes were scoreless. We already look forward to a much better game on Tuesday at Orono where we meet Little Britain. Come on out fans, support your home team. Newcastle Mikes Place Midgets win first two of Round Robin playoffs Newcastle 5 : Port Perry 1 On Monday, January 23rd the "Mikes Place" Newcastle Midgets .opened their playoffs on a winning note with a 5-1 victory over Port Perry. The first period saw Newcastle's Daryl Burke open the scoring assisted by Marty Robinson and Rob Roe. Then just 15 seconds later Port's Aaron Cochrane tied the game at 1-1, With 3:00 minutes left in the first period Newcastle's Daryl Burke assisted by Jan Vanderheyden upped the count to 2-1. The second period saw the local lads score the only two goals of the period to up the count to 4-1. Scoring Scoring for Newcastle were^ Jason Car- roll assisted by Marty Robinson and Garrett Jones. Then Daryl Burke , with his third of the night for his hattrick - unassisted. The third period saw Newcastle's - Marty Robinson close out the scoring, assisted by Daryl Burke and Jan Vanderheyden. Final score Newcastle Newcastle 5 and Port Perry 1. Special mention mention to Daryl Burke, Jason Carroll, Marty Robinson up front and to Roger Palmer who was steady between between the pipes all night. Newcastle 6 - Port Perry 2 Thursday, January 26, 1989 saw Newcastle Inis! Port Perry in a •i! iii.iMi Hi the Round Robin Orono Tykes win one then lose one series. The first period saw the local lads jump out to a 3-0 lead as they ' played an excellent first period of hockey. Eddie Chaffey opened the scoring on a blast from the point, assisted by Jason Carroll. Then Daryl Burke upped the count to 2-0, assisted by Brian Rodd and Eddie Eddie Chaffey. With» 1:11" left in the period Todd "The Bruiser" Thertell put one in assisted by Rob 1106 and Jason Carroll. The second period saw the local lads play in slow motion and all as individuals thinking the game was in the bag only to see Port come up with two quick goals to end the second period 3-2 for Newcastle. The third period saw a different Newcastle hit the ice scoring four unanswered goals to end the game, Newcastle 6 and Port Perry 2. Scoring Scoring for the Newcastle Midgets were: Jason Carroll assisted by Mark Millson, Dwayne Foster assisted by Rick Black and Anthony Burnoski, Daryl Burke unassisted, Brent Osmond Osmond assisted by Jason Carroll and Garrett Jones. Special mention to Eddie Chaffey and Brent Osmond on defense and to Jason Carroll up front for a much improved effort. Come on guys - three periods of hockey are needed to win! Next home game, Thursday, l ebruary 2nd at 9:30 p.nr., Newcas- This past Friday evening the Orono Tykes hosted Newcastle and the boys had another close contest but lost by a 6-4 score. This game we had a near full squad as well with just Clint Hawkshaw still down with the flu. Newcastle has a strong team and they are always a good match for us. This game they showed us in a hurry that they had come to play hockey. Newcastle's Nicholas Stacey scored first early in the opening opening period and had scored twice more before the period ended. Orono started the second period , behind the eight ball but when Kyle Seacock scored early in the period it looked like we might be on our way to getting back into the game. Assisting on the play, were Alan Robb and Michael Gibson. The rest of the period was very closely matched matched but late in the period Nicholas Stacey scored his fourth to put Newcastle up 4-1. The third period was the exciting one for those who like to see goals. Orono showed they were not giving up as Bobby Witheridge hit his mark on a pass from Andrew Reid. The teams traded goal for goal as Newcastle's Craig Harness scored followed by Orono's Bobby Witheridge on a pass from Kyle Beacock. Then Newcastle replied again with a second goal from Craig Harness. Orono closed out the scoring scoring and the period with a goal from Alan Robb unassisted with just 30 seconds remaining. Orono won the third period scoring race 3-2 but had to hand the game victory to Newcastle, final score 6-4. The second game of the weekend saw us guests of Bowmanville on Sunday afternoon. Our Tykes ended ended up on the winning side of this encounter. encounter. Orono did all the scoring in the first period. Andrew Reid started the scoring on a rebound from Alan Robbs shot. Murphy Irvine Irvine closed out the period on an unassisted drive down the ice. The second period was scoreless but not without its moments. Both teams had good scoring chances and received excellent goaltending. Orono's Jamie Parry played a strong game and made some excellent excellent saves to keep Bowmanville off the scoreboard. The boys were looking for the man in the clear and made several good passing plays. The line of Tyler Robinson, Andrew Andrew Beacock and Jonathan Black were awesome. But the line of Kevin Copping, Michael Gibson and Clint Hawkshaw were not about to be out done either. Kyle Beacock pulled up the slack on the forward lines and it was not due to lack of desire that kept him off the scoreboard. The defense were doing their job well also. Their passing plays and good positional hockey deserve honorable mention. Good work to Bobby Witheridge and Murphy Irvine, Alan Robb and Andrew Andrew Reid. The third period again was closely closely matched as the two teams both came up with a goal. Orono's An- Come out and support your team tie Arena. Please come and give the boys your support - they appreciate it. "Newcastle vs Beaverton" drew Reid scored first on a perfect pass from behind the net from Alan Robb. Bowmanville closed the periods scoring ending the game in a 3-1 win for Orono. Congratulations boys on a weekend of good hockey. Let's keep up the good work to help prepare us for another busy weekend coming up. Next game Friday Friday at 6:15 against Bowmanville and then let's not forget the Grafton Grafton Tournament on Sunday, first game 12:00 noon. 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