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-- Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, November 9, 1993 -- 25 > PPHS Commencemep special 'awards, dip the Governor General's Academic Medal and several other scholarships. In photo with Evan Is 1993 Valedictorian was held last Friday as and Ontario scholarships. Evan Hildreth at left was the winner of councll and Principal fed Morrison. Ing with the p lon of academic and lissa Rudy and Kevin and Todd Stewart, co-presidents of the student Atoms on the rebound On November 2 the Pineridge Atoms travelled to Peterborough. The first period saw our guya fall behind 2-0 to a very aggressive Pete team. In"the second petiod Sean Martin was injured and removed from net. The team now had"to play without a goaltender Aue to Novice House League Van Camp 5 - Haugens 4 Scott Lennox, the goaltender for Haugens, was pulled for the last few minutes of the game but Van managed to hang on te their lead Goal scorers for Van Camp® were Chris McKitterick and Justin Saunders with a pair each and Robert Schaump with a goal and an assist as well. Other assists went to Gabriel Benschop, Joey Lane and Joseph Kozlinsky. The goaltender for Van Camp was Pierce Jones Scoring for Haugens was Justin Shinn and Travis Black with one each, Chris Wygerde coming up with a pair as well as an assist. Other assists for Haugens went to Joei Campbell with a pair and singles went to Shane Jeffrey, Scott Symes and Travis Black Re/Max 8 Printing 4 Re/Max came up victorious in this match. Wesley Langmaid had his first hat trick of the season while Stewart Cochrane Devori Ferguson n€fted a pair and Tyler Lee with a goal and a pair of assists. Assists also went Konstantinopoulos With agit, to no avail as Camp Port Perry Westley Langmaid, €layton Gilmore, Caltl Beer, Mike Whalen Stormy Wootten all assist each. Goal Scorers for the Printers were Derek Bond, Mark Lott, Ryan May and Clay Trainor netting one each Assists were credited to Jonathan Breen, Greg Hunter and Luke Pilkey. Minding the nets for Port Perry Printers was James Stevenson and Steve Groves for Re/Max to Peter. Ryan Woods being sick. They deserve a lot of credit for their spunky play as they played very tight defensive hockey the rest of the game. Weisflock made a couple of hard rushes to the Petes end but came up short Thanks go to the Petes for lending a great goalie for the remainder of the game. The end result was a 7-1 loss to the Pete's Port's goal was scored by Gerard Timm Garnett On Thursday the home game was against Stouffville which saw Port perform a great game with a 2-1 victory ners assist to lan Thanks to some goaltending by Martin and Woods. It was a great end to end game with lots of highlights There was no s¢oring in the first two periods excellent Port had some great plays and passing frent some heads-up coaching by Rich Lefort, BH¥ Weisflock and Randy Wiseman Finally in the third period Stouffville scored to make it 1-0 Port regrouped to make it 1-1 from a goal by Mike Lefort and assists to Garnett and Timmers The great defensive staff of John Burnett, Scott Duncan, Jason Howarth and Tyler Houthuys kept the game exciting. Port's second goall was scored by Ryan Haslam and assisted by Matt McGarry and Mike Milligan November 6 saw. Port travel to Oshawa to play the Black Hawks and the team pulled together to play a great game. The team was short a few players but the coaching staff put gogether a very productive team and came up with a 7 - 0 victory and & much needed boost. Thanks to Martin and.Woods it was the team's first shutout of the year First period saw Mike Dalby score from Mike Wiseman and Matt Skerratt, then lan Garnett scored, assist to Timmers. At 6:48 of the first period Milligan deaked around the defense to score a hard fought goal, assists to McGarry and Skerratt. With time running out in the first Timmers had an unassisted goal The second period saw the Bldck Hawks bring the play to Port, but great defensive play by Howarth and Houthuys kept the shut out intact. The only goal was by Wiseman and assists to Lefort and Garnett. The last 15 minutes saw the boys score a goal by Garnett and assist to Wisetpan. Ryan Haslam played a great defensive game by tying up his man and not allowing them to make and feed passes. The team is now 2-0 in gheir last two games. 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Markham came storming back mid way through the first period with two quick goals pie a minute of each other while Port was short handed. The lead was increased te 3-1, three minutes later again with the [.G.A. squad with a player in the penalty box. Port showed lots of character with two goals of their own before the end of the first period to even the score at threes. Dana completed a three way passing play that showed the power this team can generate when she drilled a low wrist shot past the Marham netminder The play started when goalie Katie Senyk put the ring into that ® SHINN Residence R 985-0587 play, after one of her many superjative saves, to Natasha Burgess. Natasha moved the ring up to Cara in the centre ice area and quickly on to Dana. Cara stgrted the play on the ensuing free pass. She fed the ring into the Markham end to Natasha who found Lynda Payne in the slot. Lynda snapped the ring smartly into the top left corner to even the score at the end of the first period. The play was even for most of the second period but it was Markham who managed to break the dead lock with ten minutes remaining Port had their chances but the bounce didn't come and the game, which either team could have won, ended in a 4-3 defeat. Jenny Storms and Emma Russell each played an exceptional game but did not make the score sheet Congratulations to all players in this instant fitness session, you played an excellent game and deserved a better fate Chevrolet ® Oldsmobile [ofc Te[[IToR Ned, T-IVIVR (VT 140 BOND ST. W., OSHAVA 725-6501 686-1311 'G53 CAVALIER 4 door, auto, $10,988. air, AM/FM § to choose from cass / ABS '92 Geo Metro 4 door, auto, AM/FM Only 21,000 km '93 Astro Van Ext. 8 Pas air, pw, pl sz $1445, oo he oh