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CNH Petites goon a big scoring rampage The Community Nursing Home Petites dominated their second consecutive opponent. Last week it- was a 19-0 drubbing of Markham 1 Recording her second shutout of this young season was Jennifer Hammond. Jennifer made some impressive stops despite the lopsided score. One early in the game doing the splits, another later in the game while lying flat on her back stretching out the stick to preserve the shutout Every player on the ice had the chance to play forward and defence. It's nice to see the unselfish nature of these girls who are willing to learn another position to better the team in the future. The only player who did not make the score sheet was Miranda Burgess who skated miles in helping other girls get their first goals of the year. Leading the scoring barrage for the Community Nursing Home was regular defence player Lauren Christie with 4. Her defence partner Jennifer Imrie had 3 and Leanne Davison showing new confidence had 3 Players who each had a pair are Jennifer Donnelly, Melissa Hooker and Lisa Lafort. Singles went to Bantam B's blank Friday the 13th proved unlucky for the Uxbridge Bantam B's as the Port 'Stars' rolled through town with a convincing three to nothing win. Dylan Ferguson provided the necessary stellar backstop performance, turning aside all eleven shots. Throughout all three periods the forward lines played good team oriented offence putting a goal a period. Kevin Gray scored unassisted in the first frame and again in period two off a crisp pass from Daryl Moase. In the third period Brad Mordon ended the scoring after being set-up by Greg Thompson The good team effort paid double, both on the scoreboard and in the stands as everyone enjoyed the hockey. Saturday Nov. 14th saw the Tech stars play host to the Oshawa young IT'S THE 1333 BUYERS' MARKET IN ALMOST {eB 4 7.V 2 £4) TAKE ADVANTAGE OF [T! Call Your Port Perry Connection Today Craig & Debra-Ann Taylor SALES REPRESENTATIVES 1-416-988-4427 1-416-428-1332 24 hr pager BUYING or SELLING ... You're #1 With Us! REM scugog realty limited Canadians, unfortunately they were not very good hosts. Actually they were quite stingy, allowing only 12 shots on net while taking 25 at the guests' goal Tonight Jamie Trick would shut the door on Oshawa Shooters, those that got through our defence, which was back to full strength thanks to the return of Devon Blair. Meanwhile up on the offence our forwards were doing their jobs exactly as Alicia Burgess, Leanne Holt and Cathy Cooper Assists went to Jennifer Imrie and Cathy Cooper each with 3. Alicia Burgess, Lauren Christie, Leanne Davison and Melissa Hooker all had a pair of assists Singles went to Jennifer Donnelly, Leanne Holt and Lisa Lafort This domination is the result of some excellent checking, skating, passing, ring handling and some very intelligent play from this fine group of young ladies Keep up the great practicing girls because your individual efforts are showing in an awesome team game Uxbridge forechecking which resulted in a total of six goals, per period. The goal gcorers tonight were Todd Parry, Greg Thompson, Jon Jamieson Daryl Moase, Kevin Gray and Brad Mordon. This was a good weekend for the stars, six shut-out periods of defensive hockey while potting nine goals in our opponents net. It shows that the guys are starting to work as a team and get two Senior LOSSA Champs The Port Perry High School Senior Boys Volleyball team won the LOSSA banner and trophy In competition last week. The team Is hoping to make It two straight as they will be going after the DYSSA title this week. In the front from left: Brad Moase, Duane Empringham, Steve Parish, Al Foggettl, Shannon Todd, Tabitha May, (statisticlan). Back left: Gary Norton, Scott McTavish, Brad MacArthur, Paul Linton, and coach Tom Drummelsmith. Sundays at Greyston BRUNCH 11to3 Cold Buffet & Soup EVENING BUFFET 5to9 they should with good passing and persistent up as a complete hockey club. gp [eed (2) Coaching Tips The Wrist Shot More goals are scored in hockey by the wrist shot than any other type of shot, so helping your players develop their wrist shot should be a priority. The wrist shot is a surprise shot that depends on quickness of release and accuracy more than the strength of the shooter. Its quickness is valuable around the opponent's net, where time and space are limited. The hand grip is similar to the stickhandling grip, with the lower hand a little further down the shaft for extra power. Start with the puck well back of the body, cupped towed the heel or centre of the blade, with the player's weight on the back leg, and wrist cocked. The player then sweeps the stick across the body, propelling the puck toward the toe of the blade, while weight is transferred to the front foot and the head is looking at the target. To provide power, the lower arm pushes and the upper arm pulls. As the puck is released, wrists are snapped through, the bottom wrist flexing and whipping the stick through low and towards the target. The backhand wrist shot is similar in technique, except that there is a limited transfer of weight. When developing the wrist shot with young players, have them start by practicing with tennis balls in a stationary position, on and off the ice, shooting at low and high targets. 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