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( 4- Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, October 4, 2000 } Hockey is Back Orono Atom Leafs Win Exhibition Orono Atom Leafs hit the ice last Friday smoking Port Perry in exhibition play 7-1. Looks like coach Blaker has the squad fired up and ready for the regular seasçn! Play was a bit sluggish in the first, but with a few quality quality passes, a few good plays, and a couple of key hits, Orono slipped into road gear. Speedy forward Jessy Rice and rookie Matt Dobson tied up the Port's defense midperiod midperiod and created some excellent scoring chances. Andrew Kirkbride nailed Orono's first goal of the season, season, snapping in a low shot from the slot, through the pads at 2:21 unassisted. About a minute later, winger Rainy weather doesn't ruin horse Matt Moffat picked up a loose puck in front, slipped in a backhand on an assist from defense Kyle Balson to end the period. The second period saw Tyler Lawrence and Michael Hicks combined on a 2 and 1 with Hicks taking the pass from the right and jamming in Orono's third at 7:45. Seconds later, rocking rookie defence Tommy Meester dished out a thunderous check at centre ice and the defense turned up the physical play a notch. With time running out in the second, Devin Robinson ducked, decked and drove in Orono's fourth from his knees on a tough backhand that fooled the Port Perry goalie. / Orono was firing on all cylinders in the third, producing producing three goals: two from Lucas Leech, and Robinson with his second of the game. Kyle Balson, Rob Blaker and Kirkbride notched assists. Port Perry netted their lone goal at 3:08 on a power play. Defensive player Kyle Balson, rookie Jevon Staples, rookie Tommy Meester and Michael Whelan played . a tight physical game letting only five shots on goal slip by - a relatively easy night for Orono goalies Jason Hoyne and Byron Lott. The Orono offense landed 15 shots, took two penalties and looked like they were having some fun out there. SFORTS YOUR LOCAL SPORTS NEWS 2000 PONTYPOOL MEN'S SUNDAY LOB BALL LEAGUE "A" Championship Blazers over J.È. Sport 10-7 J. P. Sport over Blazers 47 -7 five game series tied at one game apiece "B" Championship Generals over Slime 24-13 Generals over Slime 9-8 generals lead five game series 2 - 0 2:30 pm 4:00 pm 5:30 pm 7:00 pm ■ next games October 9, 2000 Slime J. P. Sports Generals Blazer Slime J. P. Sports vs vs vs vs Generals Generals show Bethany Hills School was the overall winner at the Trinity Inter-School dressage show last week. Saturday, September 23 was a wet and miserable day but the show went on. When the Bethany Hills team arrived at Port Hope they were asked if they wanted to ride despite the weather --, all schools but one wanted to compete. The show was moved to Batterwood. The host's were very generous generous with their property and the indoor arena made a vast difference to the competition. Even with the change of , venue the show only started one hour late. The judge had come from Oakville and seemed pleased with the riders' efforts. The scores' from the jumping and dressage were added together to determine the winners. The Bethany Hills School team of Kim Sondergaard, Marika Petro and Jackie King ended up the overall winners, beating beating out three Trinity teams. The show was the first in a series of four inter-school shows in Ontario. The next competition will be held at Bethany Hills School on October October 25. It is a mounted games day. All schools are welcome and can call (705) 277-2865., NEWCASTLE SENIORS' Bowling League high scores for September 26 ^ Û BOWLER GAME GAME ONE TWO Ron Burley 167 196 Bonnie Cowle 172 Jean Hall 162 Roy Hayward 163 181 Merril Henry 176 177 Alec Martin 152 168 Bruce Mortimer 220 192 Eleanor Perrin 168 203 Stan Powell 174 Bertha Powell 151 153 Russell Powell 230 Joyce Stacey 173 202 John Tigwell 289 274 Bill Wade 165 Marg Wade 154 180 Orono Cafe Atom reps sizzle to a tie SUBSCRIBE TO THE ORONO WEEKLY TIMES $25.00 a year. The team hiked north on Monday night to face-off against Mariposa in Little Britain for a regular season match-up. On the first shift, speedy centre Devin Robinson broke • in alone from the blue line and snapped off a hard shot forcing forcing a good save. Matt Dobson fed a perfect pass through to Tyler Lawrence on the next shift. Lawrence drove in alone, firing a low shot as the Atoms kept up the pressure. Both teams came up empty by the end of the period in a defensive struggle -- 4 shots to 2 for Orono A late penalty in the 1st had Orono sizzling in the second. second. Andrew Kirkbride took one off a pass from Robinson and broke around the defenses' defenses' right side and smoked a high shot to put Orono on the board. Rob Blaker, Kirkbride and Robinson combined on a pretty 3-way pass play that should have had the team up by two. The Leaft took a penalty with 2:37 left in the second and Mariposa tied the game on a power play wrap around. End to end fast-paced action dominated the third as both teams cranked up the speed. Jesse Rice put Orono ahead @ 4:36 on a 3-way passing play from defence- man Kyle Balson and Jevon Staples. Mariposa tied it up and went ahead 3-2 late in the third, but Orono came back to pull even on a one-timer by Robinson in front, off a Matt Moffat backhand setup. The game ended in a 3-3 tie after a penalty-filled last minute. Shots: Orono 13, Mariposa 8. 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