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Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, March 9, 1993-- 23 Pe CITIZEN SPORTS Gold medals for the Framer's Gallery The Framer's Gallery Broomball team has won a gold medal at the Regional Championships. The Framers competed in the Intermediate Tier 2 division of the Championships which were recently held in Angus, Ontario. Port Perry faced teams from four other leagues These leagues were Toronto, Oshawa, Cannington, and Barne The Framers met the Ontario Disposal team from Cannington in their first encounter. The Framers came out on top with a decisive 5-1 victory The Framers goals were scored by Keith Dalton, Tyler Renaud, Mike Jones, Eric Kristensen, and Brian Mikkelsen. Assists went to Warren Strong (2), Kevin Smith (2), Jim Weir, Brian Kerry, and Paul Brough. The K-Winter team from Barrie struck fear into the Framers in first half of their game as they played to a 0-0 tie at the end of the first. Keith Dalton notched two goals in the second as well as Brian Mikkelsen scoring unassisted to give the Framers a 3-0 win Assists Eric Kristensen (2), and Steve Kristensen (2) Glenn Archibald recorded the shutout for the Framers The final game was a tough battle fought against Canadian Forces Base Toronto. The game ended in a draw with the teams tied at 2 apiece Eric Kristensen scored with Steve and Peter Kristensen assisting. The second Framers goal was scored by Tyler Renaud and was assisted by Warren Strong In the five minute overtime period Keith Dalton scored once and Steve Kristensen potted 2 goals to give the Framers the 5-3 win and the Gold Medal The Framers received excellent coaching from Craig Renaud'on the bench. Glenn Archibald received the award for top goaltender. Eric Kristensen was awarded M.V.P. honours. The Best Defenseman award was given to Jim Weir. went to The Framer's Galley Broomball team from Port Perry won Gold medals at the recent Regional Champlonships held In Angus Ontarlo. Framer's needed an overtime win in the championship game to bring home the gold. Back from left: Cralg Renaud, Steve Kristensen, Mike Jones, Brian Mikklesen, Keith Dalton, Paul Brough. Middle from left: Scott Blyth, Tyler Renaud, Brlan Kerry, Warren Strong, Jim Weir, Peter Kristensen. Front from left: Eric Kristensen, Scott McLeod, Glenn Archibald, and Kevin Smith. See article for all the detalls of this exciting tournament. Manvers Tweens lose a close one 7-6 On Thursday March 4, the Cagone Skate Sharpening Tweens played host to Lindsay in this game #2 in their eleven game round robin play-off series. As the Home team came onto the ice, BOOM!! on came the Heavy Metal Music and the whole arena was filled with AC/DC The first four minutes of the game was played in the neutral zone as both defenses played nice ringette keeping the attackers off balance. Krista Cameron and Leanne Morgan took on the forechecking duties and did a good job of it to nullify any rush Lindsay got going. Manvers struck first, Ashley Notenboom (Boomer) took control at the Manvers blueline off the boards to Lisa Nesbit into the Lindsay zone to Jennifer Dingman who swooped in on the Lindsay goaltender and see-you-later! Manvers takes the lead 1-0 at the 13:03 mark./ Manvers got trapped im their own zone and Lindsay passed the ring: around looking for the perfect shot, and soon it was 1-1. At 6:05, Manvers was starting to put some pressure on Lindsay deep in the Lindsay zone, when Cricket Cameron took the ring at the blueline and with a nice pass over to Miranda Small in the corner out in front to Jaime Bethune who fires one deep into the Lindsay goal to go ahead 2-1. At 5:23 Lindsay scored while Manvers was playing shorthanded to tie the game at two all. Lindsay scored again at 3:05 to take the lead 3-2. With the period winding down Jennifer Dingman picked a Lindsay players pocket and came up with the ring and put a lovely pass onto Amanda Richmonds stick and she hit the (alley Cat) Alison Chapman in the slot and she blows one past the Lindsay goalie to tie the game at 3-3 at 1:59. Just nine clicks of the clock later, Lindsay scored again to regain the lead 4-3 to end the first period. The Rookie goalie for Manvers was not having one of her better games but was trying to hang in there anyway. Julie Kennedy, as usual, was busy forechecking, trying to force Lindsay into making fatal mistakes in their own zone. The Boomer had a few shots on goal and was making some nice passes to spedrhead an attack. At the 9:00 minute mark Lindsay put together a nice three way passing play to beat the Manvers goalie to increase their lead to 5-3. For the next five minutes, Manvers started to apply the pressure firing everything at the Lindsay goal but the kitchen sink. At 4:30 Alison stole the ring at centre ice up to Jaime Bethune at the Lindsay blueline and she unleashed a wicked shot from the blueline, and it btew past the Lindsay goalie to make it a one goal game again, 5-4 Less than a minute later Jaime Bethune came out of her own end and put a nice pass off the boards to Jennifer Dingman up to Alison Chapman who tucked it under the Lindsay goalie to tie the game up at 5-5 to complete a nice tick-tack-toe play. It only took Lindsay eight seconds to take the ring down the ice and score to regain the lead again 6-5. At 2:56 Krista Cameron found a loose ring in front of the Lindsay goal to tie the game at 6-6. Lindsay came roaring back at 2:25 and scored to take a 7-6 lead. With just over a minute left in the game, Lindsay started to play "catch me if you can" and rag the ring using up precious seconds. The Manvers Tweens tried hard to regain possession trying to tie the game up but it just wasn't in the cards as the horn sounded to end the game with Manvers taking it on the chin by a 7-6 score. Playing in goal for Manvers was Michele Branton. Honorable Mention for Good Hustle goes to Julie Kennedy and Ashley Notenboom (the Boomer) Honorable Mention for Good Defensive Effort goes to Leanne Morgan and Cricket Cameron. Out of the line-up was Kendra Clarke with a broken finger Hurry back Kendra the team misses you. FAT Blackstock Figure Skating Club members had a fine showing at the recent Unicorn Fair Competition at Oshawa Civic Auditorium. Heather Malcolm, top left, had first in the Junior Ladies; Brooke McLaughlin, right, first Pre Novice Ladies; Brandl McLaughlin, front, second Pre Novice Ladies and Lindsey Danley sixth Pre Novice Ladies.