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Juveniles come clo close in Brighton The Port Perry Key Bar Office Equipment Juveniles hit the road December 7 for Brighton to com- pete in their first tournament of the hockey season. And the team put on an excel- lent show, losing a tough squeaker to a Markham AA squad for the A Division championship. This was an "edge of the seat nail-biter" that was up for grabs right until the final minute. Fans were treated to a fine hockey game that was marred only by a constant stream of foul lan- guage from the Markham coach- ing staff. Scoit Menzies opened the scor- ing for Port with help from line- mates John Ennis and Gerry Douma. After Markham tied the game, Douma set up Ethan Lavereau for a Key Bar lead. then pulled even and the teams went into the third knot- ted at two each, Mike Sorley then put Post up 3+ 2 with help from Lavereau and Fitzgerald, but Markham then hit for three un-answergd"goals, the last into an open net. that was good enough for a 5-4 victory. erry Douma was named MVP for end huge contributions to Port's success in this and the Port's 10th goal in this one. Next outing was against entire team deserves a big pat on the back for the performance on and off the ice. Port opened the tournament with a 10-3 waltz over Belleville who opened the scoring off a wild scramble. Douma and Menzies teamed up for a goal on a two man break after Douma had evened the game on an un-assisted rush that went end to end. Menzies with his second made it 3-1 followed by Taylor off a rebound from a Steve Staniland Er and another victory went into the books, this one by a 5-2 margin, Ray Doyle got the nod for the netminding chores and he was out- standing for the Key Bar crew. Sorley, Doumsa, Fitzgerand, Heyes and Sogléy with the empty netter handled the scoring for Port. An excellent performance was turned in be the blue line corps. That set the stage for the cham- In league play Dec. 5, Port had shot. Mike Sorely, Lavereau and Fitzgerald moved the puck around nicely on a great three way pass- ing effort with Sorley potting the goal. Jeff Brett, on a superb individ- ual effort, and Craig Leask round- ed out the scoring in the second with Port holding a 5-2 lead. The third was all Port Perry as Taylor got his second of the game and Douma got his fourth point. Sorley ended the barrage with MoJacks out in front FROM PAGE 21 Mark Decker recently moved to Oshawa from where he had been playing Junior B. The big 20- year old comes highly rated, and with lan Cooper playing very well in the cage, the MaJacks appear to have a solid tandem between the pipes. Basil asked for his release. This coming weekend, the MoJacks will have their a full as they have,two tough for an 8:00 start ay Cobourg Cougers are in town with face off at 7:30. Clair Comish, Jim Vemon and Scott Erickson will be back in the line-up after sitting out suspensions. MaJacks now have 34 points and are well out in front of the pack in the Central Loop. They also lead all teams in goals scored and goals given up. little ble handli the Bowmanville 2 team by an 8-2 margin. Heyes opened the scoring and then Douma and Menzies com- bined on a passing play they seem 10 have the patent for. Garry Stevens notched the third marker with assists 10 Douma and Menzies and Fitzgerald Qut the scoring. Leask, Fitzgerald with his sec- ond made it 6-2 and then Douma went to work to put icing on the cake as he fired the two goals in this one, giving him five points on the night. The Key Bar team is starting to gel now that thg lines have been set and the players are getting to w their linemates, The improvement is noticeable in all aspects of the game from the netminding "to the blue line to the smart pas8ing by the forward ' * units, Next home game for the Key Bar Juveniles is Friday, December 13 at 9:00 PM when they host Bowmanville. PROFESSIONAL MORTGAGE BROKERS INC. 204 Casimir Street (at Perry St), Port Perry 985-4029 KENNETH P. REINHARDT Owner / Broker "Securing Your Best Interest" he] over Cham ott Central, Tommy Keeble. A John Bark. Volleyball champs! Greenbank Public School won the Durham Central Junior Volleyball Championships last week with victories of 15-5, 15-9 and advanced to the All Durham hips this week. The winning team Includes, front, from left, dason yas, John Schewaga, Kevin Edwards, and t back, from left Is Jimmy Edwards, Jonathan Reed, BJ Byers; Mike Phoenix and Ryan McQuade. Coach Is Ivory Forest Juniars home from Sudbury The Ivory Junior Ringette squad travelled ni to Sudbury over the weekend to get a taste of their first tournament competition for the season. The girls drove through the dark- ened streets of Sudbury to Cambrian Arena for a game that started at 8:00 AM Saturday and were greeted by a familiar group of "Sharks." Even with the welcome encour- agement from the Midget C team from Port, Ivory Forest suffered a 12-5 loss at the hands of Sudbury. Shannon Fox had two goals with Amy Parliament, Karen Kett and Jennifer Smith adding the others. Jennifer Morden collected two assists, but the girls seemed to be their next game that afternoon as Port again came out on the short end of the scoresheet to lose 10-5 to Kitchener, Fox and Smith had two with one 10 Kett, and the goals came from pure determination. Injury and illness hit the team hard and in, the third game of the day, Port faced a team from Sudbury. Again, the girls had trou- ble controlling the ring but still man- aged to score three goals by Dawn Dou. Shaman For and Meégan Metlowes moming found the weary team on the ice for a battle with Kitchener and down th eight skaters, the team. seemed to be running on courage alone in forcing the oppo- nent to work hard for every goal. Jennifer Smith and Amy Parliament counted a couple of for Ivory forest late in the This was a tough tournament with top notch teams and Ivory Forest deserves a lot of credit for the determined effort put forward by a fine job in checking as did Megan Marlowe, Jennifer Morden, Kim Poppleton Michelle i Fitzpatrick. Amy t and Shannon Fox ice and Tracy Pelow stood her ground in the face of a constant bar- rage of shots. 'The girls can hold their heads up for a never-say-die effort and show- ing top notch sportsmanship, YMCA floor hockey in high gear Monday YMCA Junior Floor Hockey is in high gear every Monday evening at R.H. Cornish Public School. In action December 2, the Green Machine and the Gray In the second period each team scored a pair as Trevor Doan and Glean Thompson clicked for the Jets and Tyler Houthuys got both for the Machine. Tyler kept thé scoring heat on in the final frame as he notched two more (that was seven for the game) and Jeff Kane had the other for the Green Machine.