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6 - Orono Weekly Times Wednesday, March 15, 2006 wèêêêlSports Orono Juveniles lose hard fought series to Ennismore Eagles Orono Juveniles sponsored sponsored by Dufferin Aggregate failed to win the All Ontario Semi-Finals against Ennismore. Ennismore. After splitting the first two games last weekend, the boys played three games this past weekend to end the series. Friday night's game was in Ennismore. The Eagles scored the first goal of the game at 6:27 in the first period period and then scored 24 seconds later to take a two. goal lead. Orono fought, hard and was finally rewarded with a goal in the second period. Josh Moffat scored at 7.55 of the second period on a break away, .with a leading pass from Jimi Provenzana. The Orono boys continued to apply pressure for the balance of the period and went to the dressing room at the end of the second down 2 -1. In the third period, Orono could not get a goal past the amazing Eagle goalie. Brent McGregor was in net for Orono and played an outstanding game. Ennismore came to Orono on Saturday night with hopes of wrapping up the series. The Eagles only needed a win in order to advance to the All Ontario Finals for the fourth year in a row. Both teams battled battled back and forth with the teams going to the dressing room after two periods, tied in a scoreless game. Ennismore came out hard to start the third period pressing for the win. The Orono boys held their ground, but neither team cbuld beat the goaltenders. It turned out to be a goaltender's dual and both goalies kept their team in the game. It was still tied at the end of the third period and as it went into sud den death overtime. During the 10 minute overtime both teams had numerous chances and the goaltenders once again kept the puck out of the net. The final score was a 0-0 tie with each team getting a point. This gave Ennismore five points in the series compared compared to Orono's three points. The sold out crowd at the Orono arena witnessed an outstanding outstanding game and a phenomenal phenomenal performance by both goalies. In' net for Orono was Kyle Johnston who deserved better fate than a tie. The fifth game of the series was played in Ennismore on Sunday afternoon. afternoon. Ennismore only needed a tie in order to advance to the finals. The Eagles opened the scoring with a goal at 11.04 of the first period. Orono continued continued to pepper the Ennismore goalie but could not get a puck past him. Ennismore scored again in the second period at 9:42 and'6:25 to take a three goal lead into the intennis- sioli. Orono came out fired up in the third period, and did not give up. Adam Cryderman ■ scored at 5:31 with assists going to Tanner Millson and Jimi Provenzana to get Orono back in the game. The Orono boys kept pressuring, knowing knowing that they needed the win in order to bring the series back to Orono. Ennismore scored with 1:56 left in the game to break the backs of the Orono team. Final score was 4-1 for Ennismore taking the series in five tightly contested games. The Dufferin Aggregates had an - excellent season. During the regular season they had a record of 14-1-1; they beat Shelburne four straight games in the quarter finals and pushed Ennismore to five games in the semi finals. The players and coaches (Dale Millson, Mark Sutton, Tyler Robinson, Henry Heerschop and Tom Moffat) would like to thank the. Orono fans for their support during the Shelburne and Ennismore series. A special thanks to the Orono OMHA rep, Janine DeBoer, for all of her effort throughout the year on the team's behalf. Way to go • Orono! TM. Orono Minor Tyke 'A' Champs I MORRIS FUNERAL CHAPEL LTD. SERVING DURHAM REGION SINCE 1841 ALL FUNERAL SERVICES PREARRANGED AND/OR PREPAID BURIAL - CREMATION - TRANSFERS "WHERE PROFESSIONAL ETIQUETTE IS IMPORTANT 9 FUNERAL DIRECTORS PAUL R. MORRIS DOUG R. RUTHERFORD GARY M. CONWAY DEBRA D.CAMPK1N 905-623-5480 4 DIVISION ST.. BOWMANVILLE - AT QUEEN ST. The Tri-Arch Education Minor Tykes finished their regular season with a 7-0 win over Shoppers. On March .4 they traveled to Campbell-ford for a tournament tournament coming home, 'A' Champs. The whole team contributed to the success of the weekend. Earning shutouts were Devon Dennis and Cassy Dolley. Gibson Megan and Kevin Gough also had solid games in net. The defense •shone, led by Seth Hampson, allowing only three goals in the four games. Some offensive offensive highlights included Daniel Dixon recording his first hat trick and Cameron Timmins netting his first goal of the season. The rest of the offensive play was delivered by Jordan Neuman (14g,5a), Ian King (5g,3a), Devin Dennis (2g), Zack deBoer (2g,4a), Tyler Morton (2a), Jacob Richards (4a), Cassy Dolley (lg,6a), Gus Qualtrough (lg,2a), Josh Hill (4a), Ayron Deisinger (3a), Kevin Gough da). The team now awaits their playoff schedule' which will begin after March Break. Peewee's successful consolation round Orono Newcastle Funeral Home Peewee's had a successful consolation round with four wins, one lost, and three ties. Orono awaits completion of other games to see if they advance to the one game final. Orono opened with a 3-1 victory over Ops and 2-1.victory 2-1.victory over Newcastle, then Newcastle turned the table on Orono and defeated them 2-F. Orono tied Feneldn Falls 2-2, Omemee 2-2 and defeated defeated Fenelon Falls 7-2. Orono and Omemee played to a 3-3 tie, and closing out the round, the Peewee's had a 4- ■ 0 victory over Ops. Leading the Peewee's offensively were Zach Young with six goals and five assists, Brandon Mathwich with four goals, one assist, Fred Smith and Josh Canfield with three goals and one assist each. Zachary Gibson had two goals and five : assists, Jeremy Moore and Trevor Homing added, two goals, two assists. Mitchell Jackson had a single goal and three assists. Tyler Meijer chipped in a single and Ryan Pratt, Michel Richards and "Stefan . Fabricius added ' à pair of assists each. Jacob Dolley also added one assist. Ryan Brandt and call-up, Ben Hinchey played solid in net. The team travel to St. Catharines on March 24 for their final tournament of-the year. High Scores 1st Jean Allen 97, 2nd Eleanor Perrin 85 3rd Lavina Downes 76 4th Elaine Doty 74 5th (tie) Norm Andrews Norma Moffat Draws Norma Moffat Jean Allin _ Ruth Grady 73 m in only at FRED'S AUTOBODY 163 Baseline Road, Unit 1 Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 3L4 Tel: (905) 623-6353 Fax: 905-623-3913 E-mail: FAB@on.aibn.com Complete Collision Repair, Fred DeVries, OWNER Restoration and Refinishing •FREE ESTIMATES • COMPETITIVE RATES • INSURANCE CLAIMS Newcastle BOWLING NEWCASTLE SENIORS Top Scores 150 + over results for Mar. 7th BOWLER GAME GAME ONE TWO Jean Hall 193 153 Roy Hopkins 185 207 Alec Martin 159 172 Marilyn Martin 154 Maureen Powell 190 Bertha Powell 154 Russell Powell 171 Joyce Stacey 180 John Tigwell 167 Ingrid Zulauf 162 The Newcastle Seniors team bowled 'For Kids Sake' on Satuday, Mar. 4 and raised $695.00 for the cause. Thank you to all who supported our bowlers. . MIXED LEAGUE scores 175 + over results for Mar. 9th BOWLER Game Game Game One Two Three BULLDOGS Jim Armstrong 183 Glen Wagar 297 199 198 Susan Armstrong . 175 GREAT.DANES Debi Hannigan 187 204 187 Karen Wright 178 Marylou Trolly 177 JACK RUSSELLS Greg Forget 227 273 Clayton Trolly 195 Rod Morton 216 Andy DuMouchel 201 182 LMASAS Bob Kllgar 268 Jim Moore 189 LADIES' LEAGUE Top Scores 175+ (3 games) results for Mar. 13th. BOWLER Game Game Game One Two Three Betty Major 208 HeatherTate 208 218 Marie Wood' 191 Marilyn Major 180 Sue Sikma 191 50/50 Winner Chartene Perrin GIRLS' NIGHT OUT Top Scores 150+ (2 games) results for Mar. 8th BOWLER Game Game One ' Two Anne Campbell Elsa Barber 186 202 177 Durham County Seniors Euchre MAR. 13th RESULTS TOP SCORES 1st. . (tie) Murray Falls Jean Allen 88 3rd. Gladys Ogden 86 4th. Mary Henderson 83 5th. Doris Falls 81 DRAWS , Doris Falls (2) Minnie Taylor SEND YOUR SPORTS TO •ORONO WEEKLY TIMES* oronotimes@rogers.com 905-983-5301