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4 - Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday* October 18, 2000 YOUR LOCAL SPORTS NEWS Novice Reps Win 4- BUT ORONO LEAFS The Russ Major Plumbing Novice Rep team split a pair of games over the weekend. On Friday, the Orono club played host to Woodville and skated to an impressive 4-1 victory. Tyler Armstrong led the way with a pair of goals, while Spencer Cole and Matt Field rounded out the scoring. The goaltending duo of Tyler Webster and Alana Ticknor was solid between the pipes. Goaltending, "together with a strong defence, kept the opponent's scoreboard to a minimum. On Sunday, the Orono Orono Peewees Lose to On October 8, the Orono Peewee Rep Team sponsored by Newcastle Funeral Home, travelled to Beaverton. To make it short and sweet, it wasn't a very good game. Apparently, Beaverton has ' a voracious appetite to win! There were so many penalties penalties from both teams that the benches in the penalty box never got cold. It is said that turkey contains contains an enzyme that makes people sleepy. This could be a legitimate excuse for the local team's performance on Sunday. Orono did manage to get on the scoreboard three times. The goals were scored by Steve Burt, Dave Landman and Doug Garlick assisted by Mike Fuller, Daniel Reilly and Brandon Gauthier. The final score was 9-3 for Beaverton. NEWCASTLE SENIORS' Bowling League high scores for October 3 BOWLER GAME GAME ONE TWO Jean Hall 162 Roy Hayward 169 Merril Henry 153 169 Alec Martin 152 168 Bruce Mortimer 197 168 Eleanor Perrin 185 183 Maureen Powell 175 Stan Powell 179 Bertha Powell 151 153 Russell Powell 152 156 Joyce Stacey 173 202 John Tigwell 201 249 I Over Woodville FALL TO OMEMEE Leafs travelled to Omemee for an afternoon tilt. Orono jumped out quickly to a 2-0 lead with hopes of having a perfect weekend. Matt Field and Shelby MacDonell were Orono's early goalgetters. Major upset occurred as Omemee countered with 4 unanswered goals and took control of the game. Tyler Armstrong potted goal number number 3, but the Orono club fell short suffering a 4-3 defeat. Next action takes place on home ice this Friday as the Leafs play host to Manvers at 7:00. Got & Sports Story to Tell? Call the Orono Times 983-5301 After an amazing feat of quick work, Ray Rester responded to the hockey needs of the kids in Orono and created created a Juvenile hockey team in less than two weeks. The players showed their gratitude by playing a skillful and disciplined disciplined game as the boys opened the season in Millbrook. After only one practice, the Durham Aggregate team handed the Millbrook team a 7-1 defeat. From the onset, Millbrook played its usually aggressive, hard checking game. The Orono men (we can no longer call them boys) weathered the stonn and in the second period used Millbrook's plan against them. Steve Foster tipped the puck past an aggressive, pinching, defenseman, Craig McManus fed rookie Chris Field, who made no mistake. This gave the men confidence Hat Trick Helps Orono Atoms to 8-0 Home Opener Victory The Orono Atom Leafs, sponsored by Fibergate Canada, are off to a great start for the new 2000-2001 year. This year's team consists of: Ken Jackson and Brock Dunham rotating in the net, forwards Denis Beenen, Blain Cox, Kevin Bourke-Lycett, Josh Dobson, Aaron Zolderdo Andrew McClatchey, Nicholas Hutchinson and Cody Dulbecco, with Katie Defmney, Jeff Mulder, Dustin Armstrong and Michael Barnes on defense. The Atom Leafs started their season off at home against Bowmanville #9. In the first period, Orono took the lead at 9:52 on a gbal. by Brock Dunham, assisted by Joshua Dobson and secured the 1 - 0 lead heading into the second period. In the seccmd period, lire Leafs lit the red light by a natural hat-trick by Dustin Ann strong at 12:52, 8:21 and 1:43. The Leafs had a convincing convincing ,4-0 lead heading into the third and final period of the game. The Bowman ville team looked asleep as Orono put another four goals in the net to ice the game. The Orono goals were by Brock Dunham, Michael Barnes, Aaron Zolderdo, and with his fourth of the game, - Dustin Armstrong. The outstandinggoaltending outstandinggoaltending by Ken Jackson stood out as well as the great defensive play and offensive play. Congratulations on a dominating 8-0 victory and good luck this season kids. - by Trevor Lycett and the key to victory. Newcomer Derek Langstaff scores in less than a minute and then veteran sniper Andrew Beacock converted a nifty feed from Ryan Teddy. These goals • bolstered the players but it also increased the aggressive nature of Millbrook. Solid defense and Dusty Stapleton's normally solid net-minding kept Millbrook off the score board until the end of the second period. In the third period, the players had a new plan. They Continued their disciplined fore-checking and used short, sharp-passes to clear their own zone. This frustrated the Millbrook six into taking foolish foolish penalties. Oropo capitalized capitalized on having the advantage by scoring goal's by Ryan Leddy and Matt McGlynn, returning 'to hockey after a much too long absence. Then rookie Chris Field showed he belonged on the team by netting netting his second of the campaign: campaign: Coach Witheridge had asked the team to play a fast- paced disciplined style of hockey mixed with their own accumulated experience. Although the Millbrook team ■ gave Orono every opportunity to lose control with their chippy chippy game, Orono stuck to their mission and let Millbrook do some scoreboard reading. FROM BEHIND THE BENCH: Johnathan Black accounted for two assists. Ryan Leddy accumulated accumulated four points. Hie many fans of Orono continued to show the.ir support by making the trip up Hwy. 115 to cheer on the squad. Next game is in Madoc next Friday. Mark Oct. 27 on your calendar, that being the Home Opener. by Joan Anderson JOYS AND CONCERNS Mae Playford is back in hospital hospital in Bowmanville. She would be happy to see any visitors. HAPPY BIRTHDAYS October is a special month for Kaitlin and Kristen Fudge. The twins are celebrating their 10th birthday. Happy Birthday wishes also go out to Joyce Boudreau, Lome Prince, Wayne Blackburn and Joan Anderson. CHRISTMAS PLANT GIFTS The Kendal United Church is now selling red and white poinsettias in time for the Christmas season. A six inch pot is $7.50 and a mixed, eight inch pan goes for $15. Ordered plants can be picked up at kendal United on December 2 between 1 p.m. and 4 p m. Get your orders in early! KENDAL COMMUNITY OPENING On November 4, a parade for everyone will be held in Kendal with special surprise celebrities. Many fun-filled activities will take place at the Kendal Corpmunity Centre (formerly known as the old Kendal Public School. 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