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Juveniles looking to stay on top Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, December 11,2002 - 7 )■ The Dufferin Aggregates Juveniles are beginning to gear up for another run at an All- Ontario Championship and right now, things look pretty good. The team continues to be a force in every arena they play. Last Sunday evening at home, the Leafs faced a weak Otanabee team but ran into a hot goaltender. Ôrono was still able to fire five goals past him for a convincing 5-1 victory. Scott Poole started in goal for Orono and played great even though he was not tested all that often. Phil Fracz opened the scoring scoring for Orono early in the first, an unassisted tally. Colin Organ made it 2-0 early in the second on a blast from the point. Assist went to Jeremy Czechowski. This game started to get a little little chippy in the second and it resulted in a parade to the penalty box by both teams. Orono made it 3-0 as Zach Ibbotson scored from the point assisted by Organ and Tyler knight. Otanabee recorded their only marker late in the second. Orono secured the vic tory early in the final period scoring twice early to ice things. Jamie Parry scored on a scramble in front assisted by Derek Heerschop followed by Mike Trotman scoring just 19 seconds later from Kyle Widmeyer and Phil Fracz. The game ended, 5-1. Friday night, a short-staffed Orono squad travelled to Ennismore for an exhibition game. The short bench did not work in Orono's favour as they fell 6-2. Sunday evening at home was a different story. Facing a tough Beaverton squad, Orono had the luxury of a full, healthy team and they did not disappoint, disappoint, winning 4-0. Chris Wood started in goal and made several highlight reel glove saves to earn the shutout. Ryan Homes opened the scoring scoring in the first on a beautiful backhand passing play by Mark Lemieux. Also assisting was Scott Wood. Zach Ibbotson had the Beaverton goaltender on his toes all night as he fired several zingers by the net. Early in the second, one of those slap shots found the mesh as Ibbotson scored from Jamie Minor Tykes notth 2 more wins Orono's Tri-Arch Education Minor Tykes kept their unbeaten unbeaten streak alive with two games this past weekend. The first- game on Friday night featured a hot Bowmanville goalie but Orono managed two goals. Brett Otterbein notched his first shutout of the season with the final score being 2-0. Orono goals were scored by Ben deBoer and Mitchell Trachsler. In the second game of the weekend, Orono resumed their goal-scoring beating out Bowmanville Fifth Wheel, 5-1. Tate Simpson and Ben deBoer each had two goals and Cerrens Wellness Centre Open Thursdays & Fridays til 7pm until Christmas Cotton Sweaters 35% OFF Massage Therapy Reiki Sessions Gift Certificates Available up to i liAilpii'i 'iiiiif'it ; i!i| | ii|i!|i|j;i 5324 Main Street, Orono (905) 983-5000 Parry and Ryan Homes. Ricky Howe made it 3-0 on the power play on another blast from the point, assisted by Paul Landers. Scott Webb rounded out the scoring late in the second as he tipped, yes, another point shot past the goalie. Assists went to Ryan Homes and Jamie Parry. Final score of this game, 4-0. The Juvies play in Frankford Monday night and in Millbrook on Friday night. Next home game is Sunday versus Millbrook. Game time is 4:30. -SW Connor Whitley had one goal and two assists. The rest of the assists went to Kale Stevens with two, Mitchell Van Schyndel, Lucas Crosby, Alex Bortolazzo and Jacob Diamond with one assist each. Orono's strong defense featured featured Owen King, Christopher Austin, Trevor Greenwood, Ryan Armstrong and Christopher Third. The next game for the Orono team is Saturday, December 14 at 12:00 in Newcastle. Thanks once again to our sidelined cheerleader Daniel Benedict who is going to be coming off the DL at the end of the month. High Scores 175+ December 2, 2002 BOWLER ' GAME ( ONE GAME GAME TWO THREE Ann McGuey 214 Bernice Westerink 175 Betty Major 180 182 D. Lancaster-Forget 219 191 Jayne Thiele 199 Joan Moffat 186 Leah Wood 219 Lori Sinclair 180 229 Marie Wood 192 Maureén Milne 175 Sharon Bester 190 Valerie Witheridge 178 50/50 Winner: Jayne Thiele High Scores 175+ December 9, 2002 BOWLER . GAME ONE GAME GAME TWO THREE Anne Arsenault 204 Bernice Westerink 196 193 Betty Major 183 205 D. Lancaster-Forget : 189 193 Joan Moffat 192 Lori Sinclair 179 Marie Wood 185 Marilyn Major 242 176 Valerie Witheridge 223 50/50 Winner : Marilyn Major Country Cafe Atoms Tournament champs The Orono Country Cafe Atom Rep team had a busy yet successful week of hockey winning winning one league game and capturing capturing a tournament win in Douro. Playing host to the also-unde- feated Bobcaygeon Cougars on Monday night, the Leafs were up to the challenge. From the first shift the 'Cafe Crew' don- inted both ends of the rink and skated to a convincing 5-1 win. Spencer Cole and Sean Bargent led the way with two goals each while Adam Duke chipped in with the other. Both goalies played well when counted counted on. On Saturday, the Leafs headed off for their second tournament of the year in Douro. Their first game was against the St. James Saints out of Peterborough and the Leafs skated to a 3-2 win. This would be their closest game of the Thursday Night Mixed Bowling high scores 175 + for November 28 day. The boys picked up the pace as the day went along. Carson Quinn, Adam Duke and Specer Cole found the net for the Leafs in this game. Their second game of the tourney was against Innisfil and the Leafs dominated from start to finish, skating to a 5-0 win. Spencer Cole had the hat trick in this one v/ith Sean Bargent and Jesse Desourdy notching the other two. In the championship game the team cruised to a 5-1 win over the Kingston Titans. Sean Bargent and Spencer Cole had two goals apeice, while Jesse Desourdy had the other. There was a skills competition competition in the afternoon and Stosh Fabricius skated away with "Fastest Skater Award" and Ty Simpson won the "Iron Man Skate" Congrats, boys! -KS BOWLER GAME GAME GAME ONE TWO THREE Debi Hannigan Mike Swan Susan Armstrong Rod Morton Jim Armstrong Wes Forget JoeMendonca Ruth Forget Fae Forget Sandy Morton Joe Forget Donna Adams Brenda deLaat 50/50 winner: 246 214 176 1895 190 245 199 188 176 201 208 206 185 215 296 200 189 296 200 268 211 233 245 206 195 Jack Vanderstarre NEWCASTLE BOWLING SENIORS' LEAGUE Scores of 150 and over for December 3 Jt BOWLER GAME ONE GAME TWO Jean Hall 157 176 Jean Holmes 160 162 Elaine Doty 178 Alec Martin 175 210 Bertha Powell 201 151 Russell Powell 211 Joyce Stacey 212 John Tigwell 225 195 Frank Tufford 187 160 Bill Wade 161 189 Sheila Stiles 161 153 Rita Guay 155 Allin's Orchard wins 8-2 in fiesty Millbrook re-match The Allin's Orchard team had a re-match against Millbrook on Sunday, December 8th. 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