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- Orono Weekly Times Wednesday, November 17, 2004 Dufferin Aggregate Juveniles remain undefeated The Orono Dufferin Aggregate Juveniles remain undefeated following three games this past week against some of the strongest teams in the league. Tuesday the team travelled to Peterborough where they jumped into an early 2-0 lead on goals by Greg Dunham from J.P. Pisani and Paul Richter & Brad Griffin from Adam Cryderman & Curt Robinson. The Leafs seemed to take the foot off the gas at that point and let the Nationals back in the game with two quick goals to tie it before the first period ended. They regained the two goal advantage advantage on two goals by Cryderman in the second period period with assists to Griffin, Peter Heerschop, Tanner Millson and Curt Robinson. Peterborough fought back in the third with two more to regain the tie, and despite several several good scoring chances late in the period, the Leafs were held off the score sheet and were forced to give up the first point of the season in the 4-4 tie. Friday night in Orono saw the Douro Dukes come to town to challenge the Leafs. If you enjoy fast exciting hockey you missed a great one on this night as the Leafs definitely definitely had their legs from the minute the puck was dropped. They were too much for the Dukes to handle as they potted three goals in the first period and one in each of the next two to defeat Douro 5-1. The Leafs were led on the score sheet by Lee Allin with a goal and two assists, and Aaron Robinson and Curt Robinson each with a goal and an assist. The other Leaf tallies tallies went to Devon Sutton and Chris Field, with assists to Brian Pisani, Richter, Cam James, Cryderman and J.P. Pisani. Saturday the Leafs were in Frankford to face the top team in the east division. They continued continued the pattern they have followed scoring the first goal on a hard shot by Aaron Robinson, who looked right at home moved up to the wing from defense. This game took on a different tone in the second second period as the Leafs fell behind for the first time this season on two goals by Frankford, going to the dressing dressing room down by one. Not shaken by this turn of events they came out hungry in the third scoring early to tie the game on a great breakaway pass from Curt Robinson to Tanner Millson with the other assist to Cryderman. Two more goals by hard working A. Robinson to get him the hat trick and salted away the 4-2 victory. Assists on these went to B Pisani and Field. Great goaltending by Brent MacGregor, including stopping stopping the Frankford leading scorer on a penalty shot, put the finishing touches on another entertaining match. The team continues this week with games in Newcastle Saturday night and Sunday at 4:30 in Orono against Trenton. Village Bakeshop back to back wins Peewees face strong oponents The Armstrong I.G.A. Peewees travelled to Courtice and came up against some stiff competition against the Bowmanville Clarington Kraft Peewees. The game was action packed as both teams were evenly matched as the score, 5-5, attested to. Orono's scoring was led by Brandon Mathwich (3), who came away with the much sought after hat trick. Single goals were scored by Brandon Lane and Theo DeVries. Assists were picked up by Mathwich (1) and Lane (1). Goaltender Robert Brosseau turned in an awesome performance between the pipes. On November 13, 2004 the peewees were at home for a game against Bowmanville Stantax. The Orono squad had a very hard time getting on track and just could not get anything going their way. The game ended 3-0 for Stantax, but Orono continued to hustle until the final buzzer. The Orono Armstrong I.G.A. Peewees play their next game on Sunday, November 21st at 6pm at the Courtice Complex. The Village Bakeshop Midgets won two games this week. November 9th, Orono battled Bowmanville 4 to a 6 to 3 win. Adam Wood opened the scoring assisted by Heather Maitland and Dan Reilly. Devon Robinson scored the second assisted by Wood and Maitland. - Jesse Rice notched the third assisted by Andrew Kirkbride. Reilly drove home the fourth unassisted. unassisted. Garret MacDonald made it five, assisted by Andrew Fudge. Fudge rounded rounded out the scoring unassisted. November 14th, Orono faced Motor City Crane. This was a close game that went undecid- Harding's Bantams focusing on teamwork Di's. Pizzeria Bantam hockey season has begun with Coach Harding focusing on teamwork and quick shifts. In the first game, Kevin Jackson potted the first goal of the season season into the top corner, assisted assisted by Eric Logeman. Gardner Cole blasted a great slapshot from the blue line for his first goal of the season. Goaltender Brock Dunham held Newcastle off late in the third to maintain the 2-2 tie. In game two the Bantams posted a shutout of the season. Goaltenders, Brock Dunham and Bryce Cochrane made many spectacular saves along with great forechecking by Alex Shuratoff to keep MacDonalds off the score- board. Taylor Vanson scored the winner of the game in the. first period assisted by Kevin Jackson. Mitchell Harding scored in the third unassisted as time expired to win 2-0. In game three the Bantam's goaltenders kept the door shut again with back to back shut-outs. Bryan Engelbert scored on a pass from Nick Hutchinson. Defenceman Joe Flamminio puts the topping on the pizza t in the second, firing a goal on a boomer from the point. The team is played very well defensively in their own end. In the fourth game, a 2-2 tie kept the Bantams undefeated undefeated season in tact. Jessie Lambert scores' the first goal of the game on a brilliant pass from Scott Duquette. Goaltenders Dunham and Cochrane had to be sharp as Acme Renovations fired many high shots. Brady O'Brian was welcomed to the club this game with a strong performance performance at both ends of the rink j ORONO TOWN HALL "A beautiful heritage hull" The pc/iecl venue lor your corporate or family Clmslnuis .gatherings. 1 c*1905*3^1 to Durham County; Seniors Euchre NOV. 15th RESULTS 1st Minnie Taylor 91 2nd Theresa Langstaff 80 3rd Marie Couroux 78 4th Hilda Caswell 73 5th Elaine Doty 70 DRAWS Theresa Langstaff, Mae Tabb Clara Meuleman Newcastle BOWLING Top Scores 150 + over results for Nov. 9 BOWLER GAME ONE GAME TWO Jean Hall 168 Alec Martin 154 207 Maureen Powell 174 179 Bertha Powell 179 Russell Powell 217 179 Joyce Stacey 167 154 John Tigwell 151 159 Bill Wade 189 Marg Wade 160 151 Tony Ton 179 scores 175 + over results for Nov. 11 Game Game Game BOWLER One Two Three ed until the 1:32 mark in the third period to name a winner. Dan Reilly scored the winning goal to lift Orono to a 1-0 win. Shane Winter played two outstanding outstanding games in the net this week. Doug Deboo, Josh Flynn, Dan Hodgson, Brien Konopka, Kyle Whitehead, Mike Howe and Kevin Bourke gave the team their best efforts. Fred's Autobody edged out Courtice Funeral Home Orono Bantam's "Fred's Autobody" celebrated their first win of the season on Saturday November 13. A fast paced first period ended with a flashy goal from Harley McColl, assisted by Matt Field. Second period goal from Devon Coutu, assisted by Chad Moore brought the game score up to 2 - 0. The third period saw one goal sneak past Tanner Johnston, leaving the Orono Bantam's with a 2-1 win. The opponents seemed to favour time in the penalty box over valuable time on the ice. Join Fred's Autobody Orono Bantams at their next game; November 27 at 6:30 pm, at Orono Arena. Adrian de Laat 199 175 | Andy DuMouchel Bob Kllgar 201 Bob Lewis Brenda de Laat 217 176 Cheryl Mendonca 192 191 Claudine Richard Clayton Trolley 247 205 Debl Hannigan 219 188 [Don Wright 1 Dorelkj Lancnster-Forget 178 |Fae Forget 218 185 Icreg Forget 206 jJackVanderstarre 182 212 film Armstrong Ijim Dyson 185 IJoe Mendonca I Karen Wright 190 I Kathryn Brown 191 [Mary Lou Trolley [Mike Swan 261 177 238 Isandy Morton 186 ISusan Armstrong 239 180 [Tracy Howe 50/50 Winner Joe Mendonca j Top Scores 150+ (2 games) results for NOV. 15 BOWLER Game Game Game Three Three Three [Ann McGuey I Anne Arsenault 177 [Audrey Mercer 178 I Leah Wood Lenore Beckman Marie Wood 183 214 Marilyn Major 224 193 212 peril McLaughlin IVal Witheridge 176 185 [Joanne Bennett 179 I Bernice Westerink Betty Major 178 180 I Charlene Perrin lD.Lancaster-FOrget Ijoan Moffat I Karen Collier I Karen Geboers Sharon Bester I Sue Slkma 176 50/50 WINNER Maureen Milne Euchre at the w Rebekah Hall 1 ' ■ ! v ' ' ■ 1 . ■ WEDNESDAY NOV. 1QTH RESULTS 1st Mary Henderson 83 2nd Ann Julicher 81 3rd Thelma Vagg 80. 4th Rose Mann 79 5th Dorothy Olan 78 DRAWS Minnie Taylor Clara Meuleman i ?