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The Port Perry Overhead Door Pee Wee B team gave It a good shot but came up short against Mooretown Saturday evening in the All Ontario Finals. Mooretown won the game 4-3 to clinch the series at the Scugog arena. Front from left Blayne Kinnunen, Scott Harper, Mike MacLennan, Dave Gainey, Corey Branton, Ryan Moynes and Nick Pelyk. Back from left Manager Barry Deryk Campbell, Chambers, trainer Kim Parker and Brad Johnston. » Ryan NcQuade, coach Shawn Parker, Chris Jones, Alex Wordley, avis Pickard, Jeff Neal, Scott Sanderson, Justin Sheehey, Aaron Shepstone quest for On Sunday, March 27, the Port Perry Shepstone Petite B's travelled to Richmond Hill for a warm-up game prior to heading into the big finale of the season, And ib sure or to have the best goalie in the league backing you up between the pipes. That balance starts with our great the league ch: p game in Pickering on Wodnesday, and then the , Jill, moves on out to the solid defense pairs of Sarah Championships "i. coming weekend. If this game was gauged as a b for the girls' readi and desire, it showed that the Rockettes are now hungry for * the hardware. Just making it to the league final was not only a pleasant surprise but it also brought the girls a lot closer as a team and toughened them up for the challenge that Ties ahead. The most i of the with 8h and Kimberly with Heather, and blends in with our sniper centers, Stacey and Leanne D., complimented by the winger duce of Nicole with Rhea, Katherine with Alaina, and Leanne L. with Sheena. In the Richmond Hill game, there was great goaltending as Jill made several key saves on sure goals including a toe save on a hard low shot that was labelled for the corner. Our © part team's play lately and including this 6-2 win over the Hill gang, was the balance in their play, developing an aggressive checking and defensive style combined with an improved def kept a net over the opponents all and wherever there d or gold vig big gunners for Port were Stacey (breakaway), Katherine (breakaway), Leanne D. (breakaway) Sarah and Nicole (breakaway). Assisting on the goals were Nicole, Alaina on a nice feed to Sarah, Katherine with two, Rhea and Hopefully, the solid team play will continue for another week and the donfidence and desire that goes with it will help in their quest for the gold. Whatever happens, the coaching staff and parents are very proud of their daughters and it should be a great final week for (4 ringette. Stay tuned for the results next week. Doors gave it 100% in Ontario hockey series On Saturday, March 26, the Overhead Doors PeeWee "B" hockey club played host to Mooreétown in game four of their best three out of five All Ontario finals. Port came out hard in the first period because it was do or die for the PeeWee B's. Port and Mooretown went at it head to head with both teams having their chances but the goalies had come to play. Mooretown scored at the 12:30 mark to grab a 1-0 lead and Port Perry scored at 3:39 to tie the game at 1-1 when Travis Pickard scored from Ryan McQuade and Alex Wordley, The first period ended tied at one with Mooretown outshooting Port 12 to 11. Port had been pressing hard for most of the first period but couldn't get much to go in the net. The second period was a back and forth affair with Mooretown having the edge in play and scoring a Powerplay goal at 5:28 and also scored at 2:42 for a 8-1 lead. Mooretown outshot Port Perry 19-7. There wasn't any scoring in the B TRADEINS WELCOME B FINANCING AVAILABLE W LEASING AVAILABLE hizd period with both teams going at it head to head: The coaching staff for Port Perry must have waved their magic wand in between the second and third period as Port came out flying and shooting a lot of rubber towards the Mooretown goal. Port Perry wasn't ready to pack up the bus yet as they really poured it on. Port pulled their goalténder in favour of an extra attacker, but to no avail as Scott Harper had to stop two pucks from going in the empty net. The horn sounded to end the game with Mooretown defeating Port Perry 3-1 and winning the All Ontario Championship. Playing in goal for Port Perry was Corey Branton. It was a good year but second best in all of Ontario isn't so bad when you stop and think about it. The goaltending duo of Mike MacLennan and Corey Branton was solid all year. Nice try Doors! : The Doors would like to thank Shawn, Kim, Barry and Linda for all their coaching and caring. 1625 SCUGOG STREET, PORT-PERRY (across from beer siore) 3 Month or 5,000 km. Warranty included on most vehicles. Hill player, you'd find a Rockette too. and our offense showed their breakout play with five different scorers and four s scored in David's takes trophy for Tykes On March 16, during the Tyke tournament, Blackstock and David's Hairstyling played off for the consolation trophy. Blackstock scored first on a beautiful shot by Tyler Martin and assisted by Jacob Robertson. Both teams played a good first period with Blackstock leading 1-0. The second period started out. ~ with David's killing .off a penalty. On a nice pass from Brent Meeking; Cassidy Weber broke inom the right side and burned one to tie up the score 1- 1. Less than @ minute later Nelson Langmaid broke in all alone and scored a beautiful goal to take the lead 2-1. The second period ended 2-1 for David's. Both goalies played a very good riod period. The third period started out fast with both goalies making saves on a couple of Tyson Savage scored in close late, in the period to make it 8-1 for David's. It is too bad someone had to lose this game, béing as how both played well enough to win. David's Hairstyling won 8-1 for the trophy. It was a great team effort. With the Tyke Hockey program finished for the year, Port Pefry" Minor Hockey wo ke to thank all of Dollar Plus, David's Hairstyling, of Columbus, Kinsmen Club of Port Perry, Dowson's Valumart and Nuts About Chocolate for their support. It is gratifying to find and organi rb to provide support for our young players. Another group that has supported the players are the coaches and their many volunteers. 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