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Midget Eagles taking their show on the road The Precision Construction Midget Eagles will take their show on the road to Cobourg tonight (Tues. Feb. 18) and a win will give them the series four games 10 one. The Eagles turned in a strong game on home ice Saturday evening as they dumped Cobourg 5-2 10 take a 3-1 lead in games. And Feb. 11 in Cobourg, the Eagles scored four un-answered goals en route to a 4-1 victory. In Saturday night's crucial game, the Eagles broke open a close contest in the final frame, scoring three goals while shutting down the Cobourg attack. Steve Laird and Jody Logan had notched second period mark - ers to give Eagles a 2-1 lead. But Cobourg's Scott Herriot tied it with six minutes to play. The third period was all Port Perry as the Eagles swarmed around the Cobourg goalie. Jason Cochrane got what proved to be the game winner in the opening minute with help from Geravin Sytnyk and Jason McBride. Insurance came late in the peri- od as McBride was set up by Nathan Brown and Sean Ellis. And with just over a minute left, Shannon Todd iced it for the Eagles with help from Cochrane and Peter King. On February 11 in Cobourg, the home town team opened a 1-0 lead in the first on a goal by Herriot. But that's all they got as the Eagles took over from there as Sytnyk cvened things up in the first. Second period goals came from McBride, Todd, and Sytnyk with his second of the game. Unul Saturday night's win on home ice by the Eagles, this had been anything but a home ice series as the visiting team had won its games on the road. Coach Doug Scott is counting on his team to once again come up with a strong effort on the road tonight to end the series as these two clubs have been hot rivals all season long. Should Cobourg win it, howev- er, the series will resume on Thursday in Port Perry at 9:15. Atom action! Monday February 11, Atom House League Lake Scugog Lumber Atoms hosted Lions Club on P.A.-day and came out on top with a 4-1 hard fought win. The first period was scoreless thanks to the fine goaltending of Jonathon Froats and Tom Keeble. Ben Stepheftson opened the scoring for Scugog on a fine rush by defenceman Chris Orr, passing behind the net to Travis Pickard and out 10 Ben at the side of the crease and in she goes Jonathon Reed upped the lead to 2-0 on a centering pass from Spencer Bedell and Mark Delaney. Tim Wray closed the gap to one on a fine pass from Bob Cowie. The Lions Club proceeded to put on the pressure but to no avail as Travis Pickard picked the top comer for Scugog on nifty passes from Ben and Graham Strickert. Jonathon Reed playing his usual stickhan- dling game broke in alone on Froats and deked him out of the net, depositing the final goal of the game on an assist from Alex Bedell. This was a fast skating game throughout and could have gone cither way. Defensively, John Chambers for Scugog and Ryan Hawkins for Lions stood out. Offensively, Bob Cowie for Lions and John Bacon for Scugog had exceptional games. Monday February 12, Atom House League The game between Scugog Lumber and Whitby Auto Wreckers on Wednesday February 12 not only wrned out to be the best game of the year, but the 'Mike McClennan Show'. Mike stopped everything the Lumbermen threw at him -- break- aways, point blank shots and goal- mouth scrambles. Jamie Clarke scored the first two goals for Whitby, both assisted by Wade Ritchie. With two and a half min- utes/remaining, John Bacon scored on a rebound assisted by Mark Sauter, to bring the score to 2-1. Scugog pulled their goalie but McClennan stoned them cold, with all the action in the Whitby end. This was the first game that the Strickent-Pickard-Stephenson line for Scugog has been held off the scoresheet defensively, Mike McClennan was the star of the show for Whitby, while the Scugog Lumber defence of Orr, Mahaffy, Chambers, Painter and Delaney stood out for Scugog, keeping Blayne Kinnunen in check. Offensively, Jamic Clarke for itby, and Travis Pickard for Scugog had strong games. Whitby 2, Scugog 1. Key Bar Juveniles After a lay-off of more than two weeks, the Port Perry Key Bar Office Equipment Juveniles will swing back into action this Friday (Feb. 21) at the Scugog Arena as they face Emestown in a best of five quarter final series. Game time is 9:00 PM and coach Dave Barkcey is looking for another strong performance from his club which knocked out Uxbridge four games to one. Barkey has been been busy over the lay-off scouting opposi- tion teams including Erestown, which Port defeated in a tourna- ment early in the season, "I would say they (Emestown) has improved since then, but so have we," he said. This team from R.H. Cornish Public School will From left, front: Ryan Edgar, skip Scott Peters, be competing this weekend In the Ontario Jamie Irvine. At back from left: Sara Hunter, Luke El y Curling Champl in Nap Martyn and Erin Smith. See story for detalls. Cornish sends a team to compete in Ontario curling championships R.H. Cornish School is sending a tcam to compete in the annual Ontario Elementary School Curling Championships this com- ing weekend in Napanee. The six (cam members are skip Scott Peters, Ryan Edgar, Jamic Irvine, Sara Hunter, Luke Martyn and Erin Smith, Of course, only four will be on the ice at onc time, but all six will get in on the curling action. The team is being coached by Terry Coyne and he has also donated red and white banners with the community and school name to be handed out by the team members in Napanee. There will be 32 teams from all over Ontario in the competition, which was held with such success last winter at the Port Perry club. Reg Philip, who has been involved with school curling for many years and will accompany the team to Napanee said the emphasis is on the curling, letting the young people have some fun and getting to know other young curlers. "Oh, sure, winning is always nice, but the emphasis is on hav- SATURDAY, MARCH REGISTRATION At the Port Perry YMCA FRIDAY, MARCH 6th from 4 to 8 PM SUNDAY, MARCH 8th from 11 AM to 3 PM Fee Prior to April 7th, 1992: Late Fee after April 7th, 1992: $120.00 per Family (3+) PAN Birth Certificate & Health Card Required. More Info Cal: 988-3048 7th from 9 AM to 4 PM $40. per Player $100. per Family (3+) $50.00 per Player, ing fun," he said. Last year at Port Perry, Holland Landings Ryan Werenich (yes, his father 1s Ed) won the event and he's back again this year. The curling starts Feb. 21 and continues through to Feb. 23, with cach team guaranteed three, six- end games. After that, it's a single knock-out format. The six curlers are not mem- bers of the same tcam, but they are all dedicated to the sport and curl on a regular basis. Although the Port Perry entry is from Comish School, the team will be representing the local club and the community as well. We wish them good curling and a good time. Residential - Commercial REASONABLE RATES (416) 985-3159 udes - * Site delivery and setup * Basement * Choice of wallpaper in baths & kitchen * 25 oz. carpet * Triple glazed windows * Solid Oak Cabinets * Solid pine fim stained and varnished NORTH AMERICAN $30... 199,900. odels from $59,900. «i PRE-FAB. 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