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mm TOBY BR unAeerinlt EE Kz) PP Seow A Scugog Citizen -- Tucallay, November 5 1994 --39 x =CITIZEN SPORTS Blackstock Men's curling schedule well underway What do moose hunting and curling have in common? Apparently pothing. Between Hallowe'en, getting the crops off, moose hunting and now deer hunting, league play has not been able to get under way at Blackstock Men's Curling. Two sheets have been full and some great games have been played during this warm- up period. The nice thing about warm-up games is that you can take chances and sometimes this results in fantastic shots being made. The IGA scoreboards were loaded with numbers last week. The week before a seven ender was scored by Cam Porter and his group. So now we are ready. The injuries have healed over the summer and the men 'are ready to play. . The funds from this year's Golden Slider will be donated to Cartwright H.S. for buying equipment for their new sports pad. Talk about community « spirit making things happen. Reg Keddy, of the Cartwright H.S Parent Advisory Group and Leo Plue, Principal of Cartwright High, pulled a team together that got the new sports pad built Trustee Bobbie Drew and Leo , Plue rode herd on the job and got us through the new board office right in to see Dr. Vail. The Board listened and OK'ed the project and agreed to partially fund it. Reg Keddy then got on the phone and contacted Jim Martyn of Martyn's Haulage, Jim Williams of William's Excavation and Bob Strong of Strong Construction who all donated their service and "Abracadabra" the job was done." We are just waiting for the paving company to finish the job. We now have a 70' by 100' community use and educational sports pad suitable for a rink and many types of ball games including tennis and basketball For further information on Blackstock Curling Club call Fred Ford at 986-0352. Watch here for the, "Port Perry IGA Hometown Proud Scoreboard". Minor Novice return A spirited Compton Cable team met the return of Innisfil on Nov. 5 at 7:00 p.m. Port Perry spotted the visitors 2 goals in the first period despite aggressive defense by Michael Lycett and an amazing Taylor Churchill. Compton Cable's Ashley Lucas scored a beautiful goal on a breakaway with assists from Kyle Mullins and newcomer Matthew Charron. A sharp centering pass from - match Cassidy Weber enabled Derek Goreski to tie it up. Keenan Geer had the other assist. Innisfil came back with three unanswered goals even with solid defense from Shane Jeffrey who also broke away offensively a few times. Coach Doug Danter was q as saying, "I think the whole team is playing realy well considering they've only been together for six weeks." The Ontario Ringette Association presented Jim Grieve (centre) with a Citation for Corporate sponsorship, for the long time support from Port Perry IGA for ringett in this The award was made Sunday by Tom Ellis (left), chairman Central Reglon Ontario Ringette and Brian Shanley, president of Port Perry Ringette who nominated Mr. Grieve for the award. He has sponsored a team for at least 13 years and Is a strong supporter of ringette tournaments in Port Pony. Members of the current IGA Junior squad were there for the presentation. Port Juniors win two as sponsor receives award The Port Perry IGA Junior A Ringette team took to the ice Saturday at noon in Mississauga in the first of two games over the weekend. This turned out to be a fast paced game against a well disciplined squad but'Port had a definite edge in many aspects. The stamina which coaches Stenyk, Shanley and Hooker have already built into the players allowed them to control play from start to finish. The shots on net were accurate, and came often. Rarely did the host team come with the ring from a scrum as Port boasts some of the best checkers in the league. The final score was 7=2 in Port's favour and the goals were shared among six players. In fact, everyone shared in the scoring with either a goal or assist to give you an indication of how well rounded this team is. Dana Hooker, Lisa Bonser, Shona Moase, Laura Hooker, Cara Vander Slagt, Diane Vander Ligt and Janine Ee | The Port Perry Key-Bar Office Equipment Juveniles (In white) were In action on home Ice last | Thursday night and defeated visiting Sunderland by a 3-1 score. . Hammond with a pair got the goals. While all the goals were important the fans were delighted that Janine's famous cross bar shots decided to go in for a change. Lisa scored® short-handed goal early in the first on long pass from Cara, and late in the second, Cara scored with just three Port skaters on the ice. It came off a near impossible pass from Natasha. Port Perry's very strong defense unit of Brooke, Boni-Jo, Janna and Natasha--anchored by Katie Senyk in goal, were an equal part of this and all the games the Juniors pay. The goals against remain low because opposition players can't get through the wall thrown up by these players, and when they do, Katie is standing tall in net. On Sunday, the Juniors were host to Markham A's at the Scugog Arena, and came away with another victory. + After a pre-game presentation to Jim Grieve of the IGA for his long time sponsorships and support of ringette, a fast-paced penalty-filled underway. Katie Senyk faced 25 shots in this one and was able to stop all but one of them. Once again the defense square did its work well, with fine digging by Boni-Jo. Janine began the scoring on a pass from Lisa, followed by goals by Brooke and Dana. At the end of the first, Jill put a beauty behind the Markham goalie on a clever play that began with Brooke, picked up by Lisa and then passed to Jill's stick in front of the net. Katie had to be especially sharp in the second as Port was down two skaters due to penalty. Half-way through the period, Laurainally got the first Port shot away and buried it behind the goalie. With the penalty boxes filled and each team with just three skaters, Cara made no mistake on a pass from Bonni-Jo. It looked like Katie would record her first shut-out of the season, but Markham was able to get its lone goal of the game. The final was 6-1 in Port's favour. game got Broomball action The Blackstock Brewers kept pace with the league front runners with a 2-0 win over the Framer's Gallery to start this week's play. The first period ended with just a single goal scored, coming off the broom of Scott MacLennen from Tim Cochrane and Dave Dalton. The second half got a little chippy especially after the Brewers had appeared to salt it away with their second goal coming from Tom Wotten assisted by MacLennan. Between the pipes for his fourth shutout of the season was Larry Reurekas. First place Brooklin Bruins game of the day. Kevin Ibbittsen amassed 3 goals and a single assist in leading the scoring parade. The remaining six were all singles to Roger Rousselle, Chris Lepine, Jim Mason, Ron Attwood, Wayne Tate, and Perry Mason. Adding assists were Shawn Mitchell with 3, Ken Lynde with a pair, Murray Down with two, and singles to Ron Attwood, Rick Mitchell, Jim Mason, and Perry Mason. Also gaining his fourth shutout of the year was Jim Raaphorst. The final game is yet to be decided upon as time ran out with 46 seconds showing on the clock and the score deadlocked at 0-0 b the B&R 8 ihil ven's to the tune of 9-0 in the second and Trader Sam's.