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zZ Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, August 30, 1994 --25 <a The Taylor Ford Mites completed thelr fastball season last weekend In the all-Ontario tournament held In Fergus. Although the team won just a single game In this tournament, the coaches are pleased with the progress these young players achieved over the season. Watch for these guys next season. In the front from left coach Brian Evans, Jonathon Breen, Justin Shinn, Tyler Lee, Stuart Cochrane, Luke Pilkey, Kellen Jackson, coach Larry Pilkey. Middle from left Jetf Corbett, Terry Daly, Darryl Coplithorn, Justin Vandergaast, B.J. Schaump. At back Is coach Phil Cochrane. Absent Caleb Atkins. ~ Draft sets SHL rosters for another hockey season The Scugog Hockey League set the rosters for-the up-coming season in a draft held last week at the Kinsmen Hall in Port This is the 14th season for the League which has grown to ten teams and 140 players. First action for all ten teams is Sunday, September 11 with the first game of the morning starting at 6:45 AM. Following Friday night's draft, League president Jim Grosvenor came up with his "Grovie's Pick" and named Harrison Fuel Blazers as the team to beat this season. We'll see about April 1 next year if he's right. The following are the 1994-95 rosters . for the teams: PINERIDGE PHANTOMS: goal Shawn Parker, Lee Steeves, Bill Van Camp, Mike Geer, Fred Moffatt, Robt. Van Camp, Brian Samis, Sean Fewer, Colin Asselstine, Clarence Stevenson, Steve Fox, Ray Zaparanuik, Jim Fowler, Wayne Hancock. MONSMA CHARGERS: goal Don Card, Jack Monsma, Bill Bridge, Lee Wilbur, Jason Warner, John Robertson, Tony Oxley, Jim Duncan, Brad Hurst, Bob Lee, Rick Olaisen, Dwayne Bronson, Paul Van Camp, Dave Thompson. . J AND D HAWKS: goal Ray Gibson, Joe Curran, Dennis Lycett, Ed Olsen, Rich LeFort, Carl Durward, Peter Lane, Rick Hope, Dave Jackson, Brian Callery, Doug Suppelsa, Chris Brian, Keijo Kinnunen, Reg McIntyre. CRANDELL GAMBLERS: goal Bob Strichert, Ken Jeffrey, Rob Evans, Mark Decosta, Karl Durham, Dave Bourgeois, Henry Forderer, Brian Norton, Jamie Tayler, Steve Groves, Mark Burger, Glen McCoy, Bob Partington, George Gladish. HARRISON BLAZERS: goal Ken Harman, Jim Beatty, Dave Harrison; John Harman, Dave Roth, Darcy Milligan, Jim Park, Steve Churchill, Larry Jackson, Dale Bronson, Rick Sakanashi, Marv Stevenson, Jee Forder. FITZGERALD CLIPPERS: goal Bill Eade, Carl Fitzgerald, Derek Fitzgerald, Larry Pilkey, Al Sibbald, Doug Brownson, Harvey Williams, Bill Owen, Kelly Low, Glenn Hudson, Jodi Peters, Tom Patton, Steve Lee, John Delorme. VAN AND TRUCK WORLD SHARKS: goal Richard Huggins, Wayne Fox, Mike Adam, Jay Adam, Steve Connors, Gary Lance, Phil Cochrane, Ivan Geer, Randy Prosser, Doug Seeley, Scott Davis, Terry Bache, Doug Brown, Reg Templeman. PIZZA DELIGHT DEVILS: goal Doug MacSween, Ken Series in a knot The Brooklin Redmen and Six Nations Chiefs are deadlocked at two games each in their best of seven series for the Ontario Lacrosse championship. After taking a two game lead in the series, Redmen dropped games three and four to the Chiefs including a 10-9 heart- breaker Sunday night that went into double overtime. The Chiefs took game three by a score of 13- 10. Game five in this series was played Monday night in Whitby, with game six on tap this Wednesday night in Ohswekan at 8:30 PM. If the series goes seven game the deciding match will be played this Thursday evening (Sept. 1) at Iroquois Park Arena in Whitby with face off at 8:30 PM. Smart, Ken Smart Jr., John Mackey, Bruce Smith, Steve Dunn, Todd Healey, Bob Beveridge, Brian Stevenson, Tim Ashbridge, Bill Foote, Mike Driscoll, Bruce Gracie, Bubba McEachern. COMPTON COMETS: goal Wayne Lown, Ron Compton, Doug Bache, Dave Dickson, Tom Barnes, Willy Edwards, Bill Weisflock, Ron Zaparanuik, Mike McQuade, Roger Moase, Terry Flieler, Ken Davison, Jeff Johnstone, Brian Samis. TAYLOR ACES: goal John Moore, Ken Little, Wayne Taylor, Rick Campbell, Wayne Norton, Todd Wilbur, Rick Sheehey, Al Bonner, Mike Kane, Dave Brownson, Fred Randall, John Kortaba, Bob Beacock, Mark Pehleman. CITIZEN SPORTS Mites gain lots of experience at OASA tourney On August 27 the Taylor Ford Mites travelled to Paris to compete in the Mite "C" Ontario Tournament. In the first game Port faced a very strong team from Fergus, with the Fergus pitcher throwing a one hitter. Port's only hit came from Stuart Cochrane. Final score was Fergus 17 - Port 2. The second game saw the Taylor Ford boys more on their game, squeaking out a 9-8 win over Paris. This game saw Port earn a 3- 0 lead at the end of 3 innings thanks to.a homerun by Stuart Cochrane, great base running by Tyler Lee, and Jonathon Breen scoring on pass balls. Paris took the lead by scoring four in the 4th inning. Both teams played strong defense for the next couple of innings before the Taylor boys broke the game wide open in the bottom of the 6th with six runs. . The inning started with Tyler Lee hitting a single, then stealing 2nd and 3rd before scoring on a pass ball to tie the . game. After getting the next two batters to strike out, the pitcher had a hard time finding the plate, walking the next 6 batters. Jonathon Breen, Luke Pilkey, Caleb Atkins and Justin Vandergaast scored on. pass balls during the reckless pitching. Terry Daly ended the scoring coming in on Darryl Copithorne's single. After the Taylor Boys got two quick outs, Paris made things interesting scoring four runs before we finally got the last out with the tying run on third B.J. Schaump pitched a good game, striking out 7 and walking three. The Taylor boys showed a lot of character in this one. Game 3 saw the Taylor boys come up flat, ending up going down to defeat and out of the tournament with an 18-5 loss to Tavistock. Playing well on the weekend were Darryl Copithorn 2 hits and catching well; Justin Shinn 3 hits and good catches; Stuart Cochrane 2 hits and a good glove; Tyler Lee 2 hits, 3 walks and great base running; B.J. Schaump a hit and a walk with good' pitching; Luke Pilkey 6 walks and good fielding; Jeff Corbett; Jonathon Breen 2 hits, 2 walks, a good glove and base running; Justin Vandergaast 4 walks and great catches; Caleb Atkins a hit and walk; Terry Daly 2 walks; Kellen Jackson 3 walks and a good catch. This was a young team with seven players eligible to play in this league again next year. The experience gained from this year and taking part in the OASA will help in the future. : Coach Phil Cochrane would like to thank Taylor Ford for sponsoring, Brian Evans and Larry Pilkey for assisting in coaching and also the parents for making the year fun. Good luck next year! The VNEA pool league top team for last year was the "Winners" made u of lan Finley, Jon Bolan, Dave Beatty and Mike Nixon. They finished a mere two points ahead of the runner up team of Scott MacLennan, Pete Jackson, Greg McNell-Smith, lan McClelland and Clayton Smith. lan Finley and Tara Ballingall had high individual scores. The pool league will be accepting registrations on September 13 at 7:00 p.m. at Centennial Lanes In Port Perry. Anyone Interested In playing or wanting information on this league can call lan Finley at 985- 4926.