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wy 34 -- Scugog Citizen -- day, Ni ber 21, 1994 _-- Port Juniors clip Scarborough by 5-2 score Sunday morning saw Port's IGA Juniors at Malvern Arena in Scarborough. This exhibition match was dominated by Port Perry, although the competition challenged our authority throughout the game. It took just 25 seconds for Janine Hammond to put in a rebound from Laura Hooker. An over-confident Port Perry team peppered Scarborough's goalie with belly shots, but were stymied until Cara VanderSlagt's backhand found the magic corner on a pass from Janine Hammond. The 2-0 lead disappeared as Scarborough popped two past Jennifer Hammond and our defence. Jen, borrowed from Port's Tween team for this match, played smart and sharp, adding to Port's breakout plays. Thanks SPORT STATS! GAMES: Fairman defeats Evans Timbers defeats Medford Howey defeats Bell TEAM: Crandell's C Goreski's A Winchester A Winchester C Goreski's B Goreski's C Crandell's A Bowling Alley Antrim C Crandell's B Trader's A Legion B Antrim A Legion A Winchester B Emiel's Bulls Trader's B Emiel's Shooters Crandell's D Antrim B CONNNNGLAECORNAO ODN N®E COOCOOOOOOOOOQROOODO®©D® Scugog Hockey League as of November 20 Black Division TEAM: w L T GF GA Harrison Fuels 8 0 4 47 24 Monsma Electric 9 1 2 66 a3 Pineridge Sports 8 2 2 4 23 JAD Carpentry 6 5 1 41 32 Crandeil's Riverboat 5 4 3 32 32 Gold Div ision TEAM: w T GF GA Pizza Delight 4 t 3 31 38 Compton Cable T.V 4 7 1 39 50 Fitzgerald's Weed Control 4 7 1 29 42 Taylor Fuels 1 9 2 31 55 Van & Truck World 1 10 1 31 66 Scoring Leaders PLAYER: TEAM: G. A. PTS. J. Harman Harrison Fuels 1" 18 B. Bridge Monsma Electric 19 9 D. Milligan Harrison Fuels 12 11 Duane Bronson ~~ Monsma Electric 10 1" R. Lefont J&D Carpentry 7 13 B. Van Camp Pineridge Sports 1" 8 J. Warner Monsma Electric 9 10 19 F Moffatt Pineridge Sports 8 10 1 B. Sgmis Pineridge Sports 6 12 18 L. Pilkey Fitzgerald's Weed Control 12 5 17 Top Goalienders PLAYER: TEAM: GA AVG S. Parker Pineridge Sports > 23 192 K. Harman Harrison Fuels 12 +24 200 R. Gibson J&D Carpentry 9 5 200 R. Strickert Crandell's Riverboat 1" 264 Labatt Uxbridge Major Curling as of November 16 Port Perry Dart League as of November 18 STANDINGS: Howey 3-1 Fairman 31 Timbers 3-1 Evans 13 Bell 13 Medford 13 L T. TOTAL POS. 0 1 17 1 0 2 16 2 1 1 15 3 1 2 14 4 2 1 13 5 3 ¥ 1" 6 3 1 1" 6 2 5 9 7 3 3 9 7 3 3 9 7 5 0 8 8 5 0 8 8 4 2 8 8 5 1 7 9 4 3 7 9 5 2 6 10 5 2 6 10 5 2 6 10 9 0 0 1" 9 0 0 1" Jennifer. Shona Moase found the scoring touch in the second period with assists to Diane Vanderligt and Cara anderSlagt. Final: 4-2 for Port Perry Realizing that this first game effort would not muster against Pickering, Port's IGA Juniors regrouped. Still, it took a 2-0 deficit to wake up the Port Perry team and score 5 unanswered goals for a 5-2 victory against a chippy Pickering team. Temptations to retaliate against their opponents were held in check and this discipline will help in future games. Lauren Christie, borrowed from Port's Tween team, played a sparkling game - shutting out the Pickering team in the second period. Lisa Bonser's hard blasts handcuffed the Pickering goalie twice. Heads up passing plays by Laura Hooker and Natasha Burgess set up Lisa's goals. Shona Moase followed Lisa's example and powered a high corner shot assisted by Cara VanderSlagt. Once again, Cara's backhand foiled the Pickering goaltender. The individual effort award goe®to Bonni-Jo Norton who picked up a sharp pass from Janna Senyk, broke low through two opposing defence and blasted a shot past the Pickering goal keep. A formidable Whitby team is our next opponent and they will be out to put an end to Port Perry's winning streak. Girls - be prepared. Port's IGA Juniors also welcome back their six members from a recent Ontario-wide. All-Star Challenge Cup in Stratford. These five banner ringette teams are gearing up for the biannual Ontario Winter Games this March. # "SPORT STATS" sponsored by PINERIDGE SPORTS Sporting Goods * Silk Screening * Sports Wear * Trophies & Engraving 985-2839 Uniforms The bonsplel season at Port Perry Curling Club opened last week with a ladles open event Spx d by Mother Schmidt. of Port Perry. Joanne Fowler (centre) presented the trophy to the team of Mary Parks, skip Gerrl DeMille, Sharon Munro and Barb Gambell from Whitby who finished with 31 points. Runner up with 30 points was the Cannington rink of Gladys Cdn. per night The Royal Retreat Toronto. Ontario Get busy signal. Tickets in last row. Throw phone down. Call Royal York. Book room and tickets. Give standing ovation. Now with the Royal York's new Royal Entertainment Connection, you @&n book tickets to Toronto's most sought after events at the same time you book your room at one of Toronto's most sought after hotels. Plus with our Royal Retreat package, you'll receive a coupon book filed with great deals at the Toronto Eaton Centre, and valuable discounts for hotel shops and services. For reservatiops and event information, cait 1 Canadian Pacific 4 Hotels & Resorts Royal York "Subject 10 avanabiity to December 30. Call theatre. Call again. Put on hold. Call again. Call hotel. Booked solid. 800 663-7229 1994. Some restrict Atom B settle for tie in Lindsay Pineridge Atom B's went to Lindsay Sat. afternoon for the most exciting game of the year so far. Port started off with a quick goal by Spencer Churchill assisted by Geoff Simpson. Lindsay came right back to tie it up. In the second period Lindsay scored 3 more goals keeping Shane Fischer busy between the pipes. Both teams played short handed with numerous penalties David Halward and Glen Thompson each scored one with assists to T.J. Robins and Dylan Harper t= (inish the period. A few more penalties from both teams and great defence by Mike Wiseman, Mike Thompson, Wes Langmaid and Garrett Brown, Port stopped Lindsay from scoring. Gerrard Timmers picked up the puck and rushed the net scoring the tying goal. Joey Schembri, Derek Bond, Mike Milligan, and Matt Skerratt kept the Lindsay netminder very busy, while Zack Fis in net for Pineridge made many numerous stops. The final score was 4-4.