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medley Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, November 9,1993 -- 31 _4 CITIZEN SPORTS «3 VR we A This team from S.A. Cawker school 108 Cow 1997 00 12> Alin ~ Ww the All Durham champlol Ip for 13 year old boys In Cross Country running. In the front from left holding banner are Colin Mark, Alex Wordley, Mark Sauter and Derek Versiyys. In the back are Scott Jeffrey, Brad Hawker, Kevin Duncan and coach Rob Murray. The S.A. Cawker team of 14 year old boys also enjoyed success at the All Durham finals placing 3rd. In photo from left Kevin Edwards, Seth Gray, Steve Lockhart and Mike Phoenix. Not present TimWarne. The S.A. Cawker team of 13 year old girls qualified to compete at the All Durham final for Cross Country runnng. At left Dawn Beare, Carrie Allerton and Laura Domik. Not present for photo,Ianya Wilson. Big win for Eaglettes The XL Gas Bar Eaglettes, Novice C Ringette team, played their second game on Sunday, November 7 at Scugog Arena The players were able to take the lessons learned in practices onto the ice and win their game against a strong Oshawa team by a score of 3-0. The Port Perry team was backed up by another good performance in goal by Janna Ostafichuk and great defensive efforts by Alaina Burger, Marci Burger, Ashley Aldridge and Jackie Pashley. Against a tough checking Oshawa squad, Jackie was able to slip a pass to Christine Cotie for the first marker The second goal came from a free pass by Kristin Waller to Heather Imrie who was able to feed Holly Allison who was standing alone in front of the Oshawa net. Kristin scored the third goal unassisted, by showing sheer determination in battling through the Oshawa defense, picking up her own rebound and flipping the ring into the net Of special note were excellent performances by Ceilidh Baxter, Ashley Aldridge, Jenna Davison and Whitney Reid who, through their own hard work, helped create the scoring opportunities for the other players. Two teams still on top in local broomball loop Woody's and Monsma continue to lead the Port Perry Broomball league after this week's play as both won their respective games, as did the B&R Swampers {In the first game of the day B&R Electric/Swamp Garage emerged victorious with a 5-2 win over the Framer's Gallery The Swampers started the ball rolling early in the first on a goal by Brian Pomeroy from Mike Geer and Mike Mole. The Framer's tied it up shortly there after when K, Smith tallied with help from Scott Blyth In the second half of the affair the Swampers poured it on as they notched 4 straight. M, Butt picked up the hattrick with the additional single going to Brian Robinson. Mole Added an additional single going to Brian Robinson. Mole Added an additional 2 Assists with single helpers going to Robinson, Jarett Harman, J. Price, Dale Lown, and Wayne Lown. The final goal of the game went to the Framer"s Warren Strong with Eric Kristensen picking up the assist. Game 2 had the Brooklin Bruins blanking Emmerson's Insurance 5-0. Nick Attwood collected the first 2 markers to set the pace for the Bruins. Before the first half had ended they were up 3-0 as Kevin Ibbitson also tallied, The second half scorers were Dan Jansma and Greg Lepine adding singles each. Wayne Tate recorded a pair of assists with Rob Kivell and Murry Down adding singles Goaltender Jim Raaphost picked up the shutout The final of the day required overtime before Woody's Auctions prevailed with a 4-2 score over the Blackstock Brewers It looked like Blackstock might pull off a minor upset here as they led from early in the game on a goal by Wayne McGuigan from Gord Bryans. This held up until Woody's tied it w 3:34 to play on a shorthanded goal by Ken St. Amant from Rob 3:34 to play on a shorthanded goal by Ken St. Amant from Rob Mason and Nei} Woodrow In the overtime Ron Short from McGuigan and Ron Red again put the Brewers ba front. Woody's then turned it on and capitalized op some errors to forge ahead with 3 straight. These went to Mason, Tom Powell, and Charlie Dennis Mason also picked up an additional assist as did Dennis and St. Amant with a pair going to Powell Just Country Style rebounds to win the Country ntam team "On October 27 Style Donuts B travelled to Port-Hope to play le matth d'hockey. Port Perry didn't come out flying as wished by the coaching staff, but luckily neither did the opposition Due to absences, the team was carrying two affiliated players, Seth Gray and Scott Jeffrey, who were called up form the Pee Wee Legionaires. Both played excellent games. Port Perry opened up the scoring in this game with 1:55 left to play in the second period. Adam Hunter scored with assists going'to Tim Fitzpatrick and Seth. One goal was all that Port could manage that night. Port Hope scored two third period goals to move ahead, and win the game 2 to 1 November 1 saw the Belleville Bulls take on the Country Style Donuts team at the Scugog Arena. It seemed as though Port did not come to play for much of this game as they were on the very short end of the stick, losing 9t0 0. The team tried to put this game behind them, as they geared up for an away game against Uxbridge.Their rivals opened the scoring with 9:49 left to play in the second period of play, and again at the 6:07 mark. Port then leaped into action. Adam Smith showed his stuff, going to the net even after the goaltender had made the save Adam poked the goalte nder 8 glove sending the puck into the net. Tom Chambers picked up the assist on Smitty's goal. Uxbridge added one more before the second period was over, scoring with 2:02 left before the intermission. Going into the third, it was Uxbridge 3, Port Perry If The coaching staff's positive pep talk in between periods, Hilly's presence, and of course Lee's jacket, lifted Port Perry to great heights in the third period. Rob Murphy lit up the board first, 40 seconds into the final period. Adam Smith then scored his second goal of the game, picking up a rebound in front of the net, and fired it home. Again, Adam was assisted by Tom. It was all tied at three, when Mike Morden scored, assisted by Adam Hunter. The final score was 4 to 3 for Port Perry. This was a big win for the team, sending their spirits soaring. Upcoming home action for the Country Style Donut Bantams includes a game against Port Hope on November 15 at 7:30 pm. A special thanks goes to Ken Carruthers and the people of Country Style, for the juice.