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- > Siz g Citizen -- Wednesday, Septemb. 7, 1994 42°¢70 Citizen girls strong in 4-0 shut-out With the last game of the season being played in Whitby on Sept. 1 the Citizen girls had a terrific game. Sarah Smith put the Citizen on the scoreboard with the first goal of the game, within the five minute mark. Joanne Benshop got the assist. The girls outplayed Whitby Raglan Industries Is the champion team In the Midget division of Cartwright Minor Softball. Players received their trophies at a presentation recently. Back from left Derek Malcolm, Luke Martyn, Jeremy Michel, Rob Michel (coach). Front from left A.G. Kiel, Will Michel. Absent: John Ford, Eric Hudson, Kevin Glibank, Ryan Larmer, Jamie Lowe, Jonathan McCourt, Brian Nash, Lloyd Shaddock, Kirk Swain. SPORT STATS | BL | . Season Final - NAME: Dave's Contracting London Life Kirby Structures Opper's Albminum Classic Aluminum Ron Lee Septic Services Nestleton Country Store Port Perry IGA STANDINGS 'A' DIVISION TEAM: WwW LPT Winchester Arms ~~ 16 132 Coldwell Banker 10 5 2 Gators 9 5 19 Seagrave Systems 8 6 17 P.P.IGA '] 7 16 Square Boy 14 6 Crandell's 1 16 2 P.P. Auto Glass 1 10 2 Port Perry Ladies Lob Ball FINAL STANDINGS TEAM: GP w L T PTS. Mustangs (League Champs) 18 15 3 0 30 Sunderland 18 13 3 2 28 Raiders 18 12 6 0 24 Williamson's 18 1 6 1 23 Reach Park Motors 18 9 7 2 20 Beamer's Building Ent. 18 + 9 9 0 18 Timm's Garage 18 8 9 1 07 Pink Panthers 17 5 1" 1 1" RidgeNorth 18 2 15 1 5 Re/Max 17 1 16 0 2 Nestleton Men's Lob Ball Playoffs Start Sept. 11/94 w, 1 10 Scugog Mens Slo Pitch As of August 29 9 Coons Lr CO ~--=0--==0= © 9 5 4 4 1 13 STANDINGS 'B' DIVISION TEAM: w Bradshaws Towing 11 5 23 Oppers Aluminum 10 6 20 Goreski's Resort 8 6 19 Hank's Pastries 9 6 18 Investors Group 8 9 16 Forder-Parks 6 9 13 Pizza Delight 5 6 10 Pineridge Bulldogs 4 11 8 "SPORT STATS" sponsored by PINERIDGE SPORTS Port Perry Plaza 1894 Scugog Street. Unit 10 Sporting Goods * Sella RUF 985-2839 Uniforms * Silk Screening * Trophies & Engraving throughout the game with excellent passing efforts by all. Katie Bernais scored the second goal with Sarah Smith assisting to make it 2-0 score for Port. Second half was played just as well with Jennifer Hammond kicking in the 3rd goal, assisted by Cheryl-Anne Goreski. The final goal was scored by Sarah Smith getting her 2nd goal of the game. Nicole Vandergaast got credit for this assist. Lauren Bradbury, Sarah White, and Sarah Bernais were excellent on defense. Cheryl- Anne Goreski and Jodi May played well in net with some good stops to keep their shut out ith playoffs starting the Citizen girls hold second place. We had a terrific season with excellent effort by all teammates. See you at practice on Thursday, Sept. 8. The Citizen girls soccer team tied a Whitby Optimist 1st place team on Aug. 25. This was a very exciting match. Both teams played very hard and good effort by all was shown. It was nice to see a good clean game played by both sides. The Citizen scored the 1st goal, and the only goal in the first half. Ashley Murphy scored out front with her left foot booting the ball pass Whitby's goalie. As a coach would say, nice to see either foot being used to score , Ashley! Second half was played just as well, will all the girls doing a good job playing their positions to keep the 1-0 score. With just 5 minutes to go in the game, Whitby goes on the scoreboard with a hard kick up and over our goalie, Nicole. There was no way this kick could of been stopped! With the score 1-1 tie, the end nearing ,both teams having equal scoring chances,the crowd sitting on pins ind needles to the end. Game over! A well deserve tie for both teams. Keep up the good effort and hard work girls! Good luck in the playoffs! ' Winchester wins 4-3 Winchester Arms hosted Pickering, Ontario Air Systems recently at the Soccer Fields in girls Under 17 action. The teams put on a superb display on how soccer should be played. Fast running and crisp passes provided the fans with a most enjoyable evening of soccer. The teams forced the play constantly with the Arms taking a 1-0 lead when Sara Cosway following the play struck for a goal on a cross from the left side of the field. ) Pickering played solid soccer and were rewarded with a goal at the 25 minute mark when Jani Blake scored to tie the score 1-1. Ten minutes later they struck for a goal by Stephanie Mendes to put Pickering up 2-1. The Winchester gals played with desire and were awarded a corner kick with time running down in the first half. Sara Cosway crossed the ball' right in front of the goal where Emily Cosway tapped the ball to Shaun Gault who made no mistake and drove the ball into the net to tie the score 2-2 just as the half ended. The second half was well Chiefs knock out Brooklin The lacrosse sefison came to an abrupt end for the Brooklin Redmen last week as the Six Nation Chiefs ousted them four games to two. Brooklin had taken a 2-0 series lead for the Ontario Lacrosse championship, but the Chiefs came back to win four straight. They clipped the Redmen 15-9 in game five, then put their defense to work in game six for a series clinching 18-5 victory. The Chiefs will now advance to ©® Feed @ Fertilizer ©® Chemicals @® Custom Spraying Redmen the Mann Cup against the New Westminster Salmon Bellies. The Chiefs victory over Brooklin is considered something of an upset as the Redmen finished a strong first in league play. "They (the Chiefs) really used a strong defense to keep our shooters on the perimeter all evening," said a Redmen team spokesman aftef the 11-5 loss last week that knocked them from the series. played also by Poth teams. Port scored to take a 3-2 on a kick by Lisa Bonser, moments later Pickering scored to tie thé score 3-3. Goal by Stephanie Mendes her second of the game. It looked like this game was going to end in a tie as both goalies made super saves. The Port halfbacks kept putting the ball up the forwards and with less than 10 minutes to play Lisa Bonser broke in ang made sure with a low drive to the right side of the goal and a 4-3 lead which they never gave up. Super win girls! Winchester Arms finished the regular season with 11-5 record in the pine team circuit. Exact standings are not available but the gals should finish in the top 4. Team members are Leanne Wakeford, Sara Cosway, Emily Cosway, Lacey MacArthur, Heather Bredin, Robin Adderley Jen Galberg, Lisa Bonser, Shaur Gault, Katie Senyk, Amy McArthur, Paula Reed, Kim Sproule, Cate Lewis, Nicole Hamelinck, Tara Sutch, Yvette Hamelinck, Tricia Armour, Coaches Ron Cosway, Jerry Gault, Manager Laurie Senyk. To all the under 15 girls who played several games for the U- 17 team, we would like to thank you for the fine performances you turned in. To all Winch Ww team members of CO-OP @® Lumber and Building Supplies Bruce Reed- Ag. 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