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wp" 34 -- Scugog Citizen --- Tu day, April 6, 1993 4 Atoms close at Buffalo The Atom A's travelled to Buffalo early Friday morning to wrap up their season in the Pepsi tournament. As is quite often the case there was a lot of Canadian content in this tournament and the first game was against a local team from Peterborongh. Once the boys got the kinks out of their legs they had little trouble handling their qpposition and won this one 4- 1 Mark Blakley started off the scoring on a nice effort from Chris Skerratt and Chris tourney into the second and it was becoming clear that both teams really wanted this game. Braden gave Port the lead again on a power play on a nice pass from behind the net by Brad, Jeff Ashton drew the other assist. Early in the third Oshawa scored to tie it up once more. Port Perry wasn't about to give in and they took the lead for good when Mark scored unassisted. One more from Chad, assists to Greg and Brad and the boys were on their way to the finals ther Osh team Fr Jones. Ryan McQuade popped one late in the first from Brett Clouthier and Murphy Irvine. Then two more in the second one from Greg Bruton with Brad Johnston and Nick (nine) Pelyk, and another from Brad, assists going to Greg and Aaron Chambers. A quick goal by Peterborough at the start of the third had the fans looking worried but that was it for the scoring. Brett picked up the MVP award. Next up was a team from Philadelphia. Port Perry scored early and often in this one on the way to a 12-0 win. All the players got involved in the scoring in this game. Goalie Mike MacLennan got the MVP award. The Oshawa Canadians were the next opponents and this was Ports best game of the tournament. After falling behind early in the first, the boys came back with two quick goals, one from Brad, with Chad Lance and Greg getting the helpers and another from Braden Tarbotton with Brett and Ryan getting the assist. Oshawa tied it up 2-2 going the Red Wings. An exciting game and a good game defensively with Dave Justynski and Aaron playing well. Jeff picked up the MVP award. After two periods however, Port was still in it and only down a goal, 1-0. The third started off well for Port when Greg scored from Brad and Chad to tie it. Oshawa however came back with three and the boys couldn't recover. One more goal by Jeff from Brad late in the game and make the final 4-2. Braden scooped the MVP award. Thanks to coaches Lee and Dex and to the managers Carol and Hilly Wilbur. Also thanks to the sponsors Malmont Farms who have been involved in Minor hockey in this area for a long time. And finally, thanks to all the players for making this an enjoyable season for the parents. You guys played an exciting brand of hockey and always came ready to play. Good luck to all of you on your future teams. PORT PERRY & DISTRICT MINOR SOFTBALL - TRYOUTS - N\ Lake Scugog Lumber defeated Laurentian Bank 2-1 for the Atom House League Championship on Saturday. Joel Phoenix had both goals for the winners. Front from left: Tim Wray, Devon Symes, Joe! Phoenix, Chris Monsma, Jordan McKay, John Bacon and Robbie Taylor. Center from left: Sean Williams, Rodney Bond, Matt Vaughan, Ben Russell, Jericho Barron, Greg Lansdell, Chris Medord, Steve EE In the back are stick boy Pat Dunn, coaches Lloyd Dunn, Stephen Dunn and John Bacon. Lumbermen prevail 2-1 Scugog Lumber of the Atom Lumbermen offense with 2 good stops. Matt McGarry Ilouse league won the unassisted goals. Chris scored the Banker's goal Championship game April 3, Monsma was outstanding in assisted by Graham Strickert. narrowly d ing L goal several fine saves. All the players are to be Bank 2-1. Goalie Ryan Woods of congratulated on a close Joel Pheonix provided the Laurentian also made several exciting final game. _ ------ Dowson's Valu-mart Mixed Open Bonspiel was held recently at Port Perry Curling Club, t final bonspiel of the season. Reaching the winners circle was the team of Scott Howey (second from left), Alison Goring, Dave Roth, Leeann Roth. At left is Dave Obee of Valu-man who presented trophies and prizes to the winners. Howey's rink had 43 points, thanks in no small part to the work of Alison who Is a former Canadian Ladies champion from Bayview in Toronto. Steve Foster finished runner up In this 8th annual event. THE PORT PERRY CURLING CLUB (Men's, Mixed, Ladies' & Business Women) Labatt's D.J. Taylor Insurance Coca Cola Bottling Dowson's Valu-mart Scugog Lumber Creative Basket MITES : RH Cornish Apr 12,13. 15-6 PM (bom 1983-84) Contact - Gord Jones 985-9860 SQUIRTS : eglon April 12,13,15-6 PM (born 1981-82) Contact - Dave Dalton 985-3838 PEE WEE : Lake - N. Diamond April 17 - 10 AM (bom 1979-80) Contact - Ron Short 985-3071 BANTAM : Lake - N. Diamond ass 13-6PM (bom 1977-78) Contget - Croig Venning 966: MIDGET : ake - N. Diamond April ec AY 6PM (bom 1974-76) Connaat Wayne Venning 985-2723 PEE WEE BANTAM GIRLS : Lake - S. Diamond April 13, 14, 15- 6 PM (born 1977-80) Contact - John Bacon 985-3717 PORT PERRY TENNIS CLUB Annual General Meeting TUESDAY, APRIL 20th, 1993 Masonic Hall - Port Perry INFORMATION 7:30 PM SIGN-UP 8:00 PM Family $90; Couple $70; Single $50; Junior $30; Two Juniors same family $55. LESSONS AVAILABLE (Juniors require copy of birth certificate for O.TA. Registrations) Sign-ups also at courts April 26th & 27th from 6 to 8 PM would like to thank the following sponsors for their generous support of our 1992-93 Bonspiels .... ciBC Scala Bros. Ltd. Seagram's V.O. "Canadian Whiskey JR +S Cory tJ r= Canadian Tire Pineridge Sports