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una by Gord Bryans gog Citizen -- Tuesday, February 9, 1993-- 31 4 Broomball teams fight for positions With the Broomball league down to its last few weeks there is still room for jockeying through the standings among the top four teams as they get ready to advance for the playoffs. , In game one of the day Monsma squeaked out a 4-3 overtime win over Blackstock after regulation time saw a deadlocked score of 2 apiece.. Blackstock struck first just before the end of the opening on an unassisted goal by Ron Short. They pulled ahead by 2 when Ron Redman set up a marker before Monsma came back with their two to tie it on scores from Nick Attwood aided by Chester Down and Down with one of his own. In the O.T. Blackstock again struck first as Scott « MacLennan assisted on Tom Manvers Tweens On Thursday, Feb. 4 the Manvers Cagone Skate Sharpening Tweens went on one of their many road trips to take on Ennismore on their own turf. With the Manvers team showing a lot of discipline in preparing for the playoffs and the Regionals they've been playing good two way ringette. Manvers got the jump on Ennismare first at 14:50 when Jennifer Dingman snatched the ring from an Ennismore " Wotten's goal. With seconds to go Monsma pulled out the 2 points as Murray Down from Greg Gibson, and Gibson from Chester Down rounded out the scoring. The two teams unable to advance into the playoffs went head to head next with Framers coming out victorious on'a 3-2 count. Keith Dalton netted one from the Framer's assisted by Eric Kristensen and Stephen Kristensen. It was tied soon after when James Hudgins replied for Emerson's on a solo effort before the first period had ended. Emerson's pulled ahead shortly into the second half when Les Allen set up Len Gagnon. This was short lived as Framer's again tied the score on a goal from Terry Black aided by Jim Weir. From there Weir potted one of his With the shut-out still intact, all the defensemen, Miranda Small, Leanne Morgan, Julie Kennedy and Jaime Bethune, were playing ha¥d for their rookie goalie to see if they could record another shut-out for her again. As usual Julie Kennedy was a real spark plug out there doing what she does best, forcing the opposition into untimely turnovers. As the period was winding down, Manvers came out of their zone with Ashley player in the E e zone and with a little dipsy doodle move got around the defense and, "Hello Dolly", Manvers takes an early lead 1-0 on an unassisted goal. At 10:08 Alison Chapman (the Alley-Cat) took control of the ring deep in the Manvers zone, up to Jennifer Dingman 'cruising at centre over the Ennismore blueline to the rookie Amanda Richmond who fired a hard low shot between the pads of the shocked goalie for a 2-0 lead. With Manvers two goals up and applying good pressure die to some nice forechecking by Linsey Ingram and Ashley Nottenboom, Manvers got control - of an Ennismore turnover. when Alison Chapman fired a quick pass over the blueline to Julie Kennedy who'faked the goalie out of position, over to Jaime Bethune in the slot, and "see you later" as Jaime buried it i deep in the back of the Ennismore net for a 3-0 lead. Ennismore had a few good rushes of their own, but the stubborn defense from tManvers sent them away pty fat 6:18 Keridra Clarke as @sual was policing the boards apd once again came up with tHe ring, feathered a nice pass over to Jen Dingman cruising between the bluelines who hit Amanda Richmond in front nd air mails one over the Trt, goalie's shoulder to Enn! more 0. y nh the score Manvers 4, nb carrying it up the right boards to Alison Chapman at centre and she hit Jaime Bethune in front with a nice pass as she tucks one under a sliding Ennismore goalie to end the first period with Manvers ahead 5-0. With a few line changes to test the versatility of this powerful Red Machine, coach, Laurie Bethune started waving her magic wand. Mandi Richmond, Alison Chapman, Kendra Clarke, and Linsey Ingram, all experts at working the boards and the corners were moved back to the rear court on defense. At 8:14 of the second period, "Valentines Day at the own from Brian Kerry and the final marker for the Framer's was into the empty net from the broom of Etic Kristensen with brother Stephen picking up the assist. The last game of the afternoon was for 4 points as Woody's and B&R Swamp were also making up a game missed from the last go-round. This one made a difference in the standings to date as Woody's came out on the upper end of a close 2-1 battle. There was no scoring in the opening frame largely in part to a super save in the Swampers' net as Keith Tremblay managed to get his glove on what looked like a sure fire goal in the opening minutes. Early in the second Woody's got,the opener on the power play as Wayne Tate set up Keith Young. As has been a win 7-0 Leanne Morgan did some nice skating to get loose deep in her own zone up to Miranda Small in the neutral zone, over to Jaime Bethune streaking up the boards in the Ennismore zone and with a nice move beat the defense and slammed a low hard shot past the Ennismore goalie to make the score 6-0. With the game winding down and both teams having their chances, Linsey Ingram took control deep in the Manvers zone and she fired a nice lead pass up to Leanne Morgan who put a nice pass in the slot for Jen Dingman who let one "rip" to make the back of the net bulge to make the score 7-0. The horn sounded to end the game. The team surrounded their rookie goalie and started the celebration as this was their second shut-out of the season. In goal for Manvers was Michele Branton. Honourable mention for "good hustle" goes to Ashley Nottenboom and Kendra Clarke. "Good defensive effort" goes to Leanne Morgan. 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