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my" Scugog Citizen -- Wednesday, May 25, 1994 --25 = +a CITIZEN SPORTS Anthony Farrell of the Senlor Rebels turns the ball up-fleld during LOSSA semi-final game Tuesday against Henry St. High School. PPHS won this one but lost In the final to Pickering. 568 Story at right for details. ' Hockey banquet for kids and parents this Saturday Attention all hockey players, coaches, parents and fans! Set aside time this Saturday, May 28, to attend Port Perry Minor Hockey's 4th annual Awards Day and Banquet. The doors will open at 1:00 p.m. with meals served from 1:30 to 2:30 and presentations of awards from 2:30 to 4:00 p.m. Tickets are available at the door for $3.00 which includes hot dogs and sausages, snacks and soft drinks along with a chance to win one of several door prizes. The ever-popular candy floss will also be available compliments of Ken Koury, Nuts About Chocolate. A cash bar will be open for the adults Among the many highlights planned for the afternoon will be special presentation to Port Perry's two O.M.H.A. Ontario Championship teams - Key Bar Office Equipment Juveniles and Legion Branch 419 Pee Wees; and specidl recognition of two O.M.H.A. Ontario Finalists teams - TechStar Bantams and Scugog Overhead Doors Pee Wees. Presentations will also be made to the House League Championship teams and a PPMH coach will be honoured with a C.A.H.A. 3M Coach Recognition Award Individual awards presented to be include Sportsmanship and Ability for. rep teams and each house league division and the Esso Awards for the Most Dedicated, Most Improved and Most Sportsmanlike players from each team. First and second year Tykes will be receiving their participation trophies in recognition of their great effort and improvement throughout the year. Special guests for the afternoon will include former PPMH players who have progressed to Junior Hockey. Bring along paper and pen for autographs and take the opportunity to talk hockey. _-- Ses Rebels 32 advance to DYSSA final but it wasn't easy The Durham/York Secondary School Assoc. (DYSSA) rugby finals will be held at the soccer fields and the PPHS Senior Rebels will be gunning for a title and a trip to the all-Ontario finals. But first the Rebels had to finish in the top three of a four- team LOSSA final held Tuesday in Port Perry. And that was anything but easy as they had come from behind to defeat a determined and gritty squad from Whitby Henry Street 18-12 in the tournament opener. In the LOSSA championship game against Pickering Tuesday afternoon, the Rebels came up flat for just about the first time this season and were handed a thumping 23-3 defeat, their first loss of this season. Still, it was enough to advance to the DYSSA final round to be played at the Soccer Fields in Port Perry this Friday Rebels head coach Brian Armstrong said that for the DYSSA final on Friday, there will be four Durham schools and one from York Region. The games get underway in the morning with the senior final slated for a start of about 12:30 PM. In the LOSSA quarter final held last Thursday, the Senior Rebels had little trouble with Pineridge as they downed them 50-0. The gold and silver medalists from the DYSSA tournament will advance to the all-Ontario high school rugby championship tournament next week in Sarnia. team fielded well. Youth giris hit the fields The youth girls held their first game of the season on Thursday, May 19, at the new ball diamonds. It was a lovely night for ball and Kountry Bulk and Herbally Yours played a great game. Both teams had some excellent plays with Kountry Bulk's Tina Eyans hitting a great home rin in the fourth inning and Becky Evans pitching very well. Their whole Kountry Bulk won with a victory of 11-4. Herbally Yours téam members had some great plays also with Caitlin Donnelly catching a great fly and Katie Armstrong having a big hit to bring in the first run of the game. Holly Stone hit a super home ruu which orought in three runs. Both teams look forward to their next game. Young gymnasts show plenty of talent S.A.Cawker gymnasts have been very busy lately. At the Girls Area Meet held at the Uxbridge Gym Club on May 5, they faired very well against tough competition. Other schools competing were Goodwood, Uxbridge and Cannington Public Schools. In the Primary Compulsory Level Alicia Leroy placed third on the floor and third on the vault, Jessica Foster placed second on the vault and fifth on the floor, Trisha Martin placed fourth on the floor and Krystal Lee placed sixth on the floor. Honourable mentions with excellent programs were Kristy Ashton and Jillian Vaughan: In the Junior Compulsory level Chelsea Wilson placed first on the floor with Amy Wigmore placing second and Alicia Sauder placing third. A clean sweep for Cawker. Amy also placed fourth on the beam and Alicia placed third on the vault. Special mention to Tanya The Cawker Public School Gymnastic, team enjoyed lots of success this past season. See story above for detalls. Team members In front Lindsay Green, Yvonne Prentice, Chery! Thompson, Laura Hooker. Seated In the middie from left coaches Elleen Plumpton and Lisa Nottingham-Bionge, Amy Wigmore, Noelle Ewing, Alicia Sauder, Alicia LeRoy, Krista Lee, Jillian Vaughan, and coaches Marg Jamieson and Judie Cooper. In-the back standing Tanya Beach, Chelsea Wilson, Trisha Martin Jessica Foster and Kristy Aghton. case nenis Beach who placed seventh on the beam in her first ever competition. Noelle Ewing despite an injury, exhibited gutsy performances on the floor and vault in the Advanced Compulsory Level. At the Optional One Level where the girls make up their own routines and use music, Lindsay Green placed first on the floor, Yvonne Prentice placed second on the vault and fourth on the floor and Cheryl Thompson placed fifth on the floor. Christine Bryant placed fourth on the vault, sixth on the beam and seventh on the floor. In the Optional Two level, Laura Hooker really wowed the audience with her aerial cartwheel and double back handsprings to place first on the floor, first on the vault and second on the beam Nine of the above girls then attended the Durham Region Meet on May 10 and really showed that they deserved to be there. There were 20 i Even though Chelsea Wilson, Jessica Foster, Trisha Martin and Lindsay Green did not place in the top six of their category they were number one on our score cards. Laura Hooker placed seventh on the floor and seventh on the vault and did a wonderful back walkover on the beam and deserves a lot of credit for being the only competitor of 23 to compete in all three disciplines. Way to go Laura! Greg Manns attended the Durham Boys Final on May 12 and made a gallant effort against very tough opponents in the Advanced Compulsory Level. Greg was the only boy on the team this year and deserves a round of applause for attending each and every practice The coaches Judie Cooper, Eileen Plumpton, Lisa Nottingham-Blonge and Marg Jamieson want to thank the parents for their support this year and the staff at 8.A.Cawker for pulling up with all our p sin each level and Alicia Leroy won a silver medal for her wonderfully polished floor routine. Jessica Foster placed sixth doing a beautiful horizontal squat vault and Yvonne Prentice placed fifth doing a superb layout straddle vault, 's cong late the girls and Greg for their pose and determination in representing our school with such great sporting spirit. We are loosing many of our gymnasts to high school next year and are looking forward to rebuilding our team with many new members, See you in September! NIIIMPIN IN VII IIE FERIIIE EIT T THEI IER