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'Guardian Tweens finish third in Central Region Port Perry's Guardian Drug five Central Ontario Region "A" teams. As this season comes to an end, Port's Tween "A" girls continue to improve and become a force with which to be reckoned. The Central Ontario Region provincial competition has five area teams. Port Perry's squad entered the competition as the First opponent - Ajax. Four previous encounters had ended up as Ajax victories. Not this time! Lauren Christie, our first year goalie, provided the catalyst for this 3-1 victory. Key saves gave the opportunity for great breakout plays as the one and only Bonni-Jo Norton assisted on two of the Sosls. Janine hat trick thanks to the sharp pass and pick-up of Jennifer Elliot, Alechia Cracknell and Amanda Wakef Numerous Ajax charges were thwarted at the blue line by the defensive duo of Janna Senyk and Brooke Shanley. A dejected Ajax team could not believe what had happened - a Port Perry 8-1 victory. In Game Two, it took only 13 seconds for Whitby to score their first of four goals in a 4-1 Whitby victory. An uphill struggle saw Laura Heoker find the high corner with one minute remaining to break the Whitby shutout. Jennifer Elliot and Diane Vanderligt assisted on this one. Once again, numerous saves by Lauren Christie kept the game a close one. Spirits were low as Port took to in this one - three times. Two of these were set up by the hard work of Laura Hooker. Amanda's hard free pass shot put Port ahead 3-2 at the half. Then Brooke Bhanley's birthday surprise - a geal! Moving up from defense, Brooke's shot handcuffed the Pickering goalie and almost broke through the mesh. Diane pegged the corner ona pass from Laura and then Janine split the defence as Port was comfortably ahead 6-3. . Penalti + the ice against Osh The girls played hard but of eight goals scored against us, five were on the powerplay. Port Perry's aggressive play against a small, speedy team accumulated penalties that led to an 8-8 Oshawa victory. Between penalties, Janine Hammond snapped in two goals. Bonni-Jo's determination get up Amanda for Port's third goal in this game. With Provincials out of sight, a high-spirited Port Perry group played Pickering with third place on the line. A boisterous group of fans brought out the best of Port's Tweens on Sunday. Jennifer found the scoring touch * The program is subject to sufficient * Children are fo bring their lunch each day * Full payment to accompany application. MARCH BREAK CAMP The Township of Scugog will be offering this new and exciting opportunity for children to participate in a variety of Arts, Sports, Games and Winter Activities. DATE : March 14th to 18th TIME : 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM AGES : 5 to 12 Years PLACE : Port Perry United Church COST : $55. per Child EXTENDED CARE : Parents can drop off their children at 8:30 AM and pick them up at 4:30 PM * Please register at the Township Clerks office. * Children must be pre-registered and i line changes let Pickering tie it up and a nervous coaching staff realigned. Bonni-Jo set up Jennifer for the game winner with one minute left. Insurance goals were also scored by Janine and Amanda. Final score Port Parry 9, Pickering 6. third place finish er give these hard-working girls the confidence they need in 'Port Cutters 'take C On Saturday, February 26, the Port Perry Cutters travelled to fora trophy in Ennismore assisted by Randy Prosser and Jack Monema. Millbrook scored 40 ds later. The the Cutters met 'with York Silver Hawks. The action went end to end with. numerous scoring chances. The game ended in a onegll tie. Randy got the Cutter's goal assisted by Doug Murray. Both goaltenders - played managed to score s ending the game 3-2 Hawks. Cutters was going cause of the Cuttyr's great. defence and goalten ng: The was outstanding, Bcoring in the first period for the Cutters was Rick Sheehey, John Watson and Doug Mygray th a goal and an assist each single assists went to Neil , Rick Campbell and Jim e second period went a lot first goal was ored by Grant McLaughlin alum, wheels, jump seals, TRUCK SPECIAL > re A Extended Cab, 4.3 V8, auto, alr, buckets, The final score was 4-1 for the Cutters. M.V.P. honours went to John Watson. This game put Port into the C Championship. The final game was against the Peterborough Champs. Rick Campbell started the scoring with a lon® goal. Doug Murray scored nest assisted by Doug The score at the end of » the first was 2-0 Port. i The second peri w the champs take a ber of penalties because of aggressive plays. The Gutters took their share of abuse but managed to puck gaing into the net. Scoring in the second period was Doug Murray assisted by Rick and Doug Bronson and then Grant McLaughlin scored. The Cutters won the C Championship 4-1. M.V.P. honours for the final game went to Doug Bronson. The Cutters went to Ennismore to play hockey and have some fun. Winning the C was a bonus. By winning the C the Cutters from aver the years now have their name engraved on every trophy that the Dales Ennismore Hockey team offers. it rs Pg