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wr" 30 -- Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, D ber 13, 1994 a B=CITIZEN SPORTS Key-Bar Juveniles roll to lop-sided victory The Port Perry Key-Bar Office Equipment Juveniles had the scoring touch last Thursday night at the Scugog Arena as they rolled to a lop-sided victory over the Mariposa Lightning. The final in this one was 7-0. But don't be fooled by the score. The game was) actually quite a bit closer. ~ Matt Willetts got the shut-out for Port Perry, and he deserved it as this one was anything but a walk in the park. Willetts had to be extremely sharp on numerous occasions as the Lightning buzzed around in the Port Perry zone. It was his stellar performance that tipped the scales in favour of Key-Bar. On the scoring side, Sean McEnaney led Key-Bar with a nifty five-goal performance. He got the game's opener early in the first, added another late in the initial stanza, and then fired a natural hat trick in the middle frame to complete his five-goal outing. Chad Garvock got the other goals for Key-Bar and chipped in with three assists as well for a five point effort. Darrell Vanderligt had an outstanding game as a playmaker as he set up five of the seven goals, while Joe Broadworth collected two assists. Aaron Graham and Ed Cook shared the goaltending duties for the Lightning and found themselves under heavy fire from Key-Bar most of the game. And the Lightning was short- staffed for this one with six players out of the lineup with suspensions. Despite the lop-sided score, the players kept their cool throughout and ref Dave Ballingall handed out just five minors--three to the Lightning * and two to Key-Bar. veteran skips and their rinks. Uxbridge. All Port final in Labatt curling It will be an all Port Perry final in the Labatt/Uxbridge Major Curling League championship. Ralph Fairman will meet Scott Howey in the final this Wednesday evening (December 14) at the Uxbridge Curling Club. The game will get underway at 9:00 PM and spectators are more than welcome to come out and watch these two The winning team will take away $500 while the losing rink will have to be content with $400. Fairman advanced to the final game after winning his semi- final match over daughter Kelly Evans' rink last week. Howey got into the final with a victory over the Greg Timbers rink of The Key-Bar Juveniles will be back in action at the Scugog Arena this coming Thursday evening at 9:15 when they host Uxbridge. This will be a tune-up of sorts ee A Local skater off to the Nationals! Chris McGill of Seagrave and partner Emily Kovaks from the Tilisonberg Figure Skating Club qualified for the nationals at the Central Canadian Divisionals in North Bay on December 11 In the Junior Pairs division. Chris started skating with the Port Perry Figure Skating Club and now trains In Barrie at the National Training Cenfre. Chris and Emily have been skating together since September 1993. They go on to Halifax, Nova Scotia on January 8, 1995 to represent Ontario at the Royal Bank Figure Skating Championships. for both clubs as they meet in game one (7:00 AM) this coming Saturday, December 17 in the annual J ile tour at tournament is excellent and fans * are more than welcome to take in the action at the local arena. Consolation and ch ionshi the Scugog Arena. The calibre of hockey in this games are slated for late in the afternoon. Sean McEnaney (In white) of the Port Perry Key-Bar Juveniles finishes off scoring play on one of his five goals In a 7-0 victory over Mariposa Lightning last Thursday night at the Scugog Arena. The Juveniles will host their tournament this Saturday In Port Perry and take on Uxbridge In game one at 7 a.m.. See story for detalls. Techstars win marathon On Dec. 7th the Techstar Bantams were at home in Port Perry to face the Oshawa Canadians. After a bit of a slow start the Techstars got rolling and never looked back. They started off with just less then 5 mi to " by Scott Sanderson and Dave Gainey. The game ended with an 8-2 win for the Techstars. On Saturday Dec. 10th, the Techstars went to Orono for an exhibition game against Bowmanville. This was a isting of two at the game. % Early in the third, Bowmanville tied it up at 2. Then with a loose puck. beside the Bowmanville goalie, Puckrin poked it into the net. The goal was assisted by Baxter and Campbell go in the first on a goal by Troy Campbell assisted by Aaron Levy. i The first period ended with a 1- 0 Techstar lead. Early in the second Oshawa tied it up at 1 all. Then the Techstars opened the flood gates. They took the 2-1 lead right off the face off when Troy Campbell won it, then Ryan Puckrin one-timed it in the net. A munite later Dan Lyons put one in from lan Parliament and JP Copeland. Later that same shift Lyons scored agai} from Copeland and Parliamént to make it 4-1. Less than a minute later, Dillan Weber made some nice moves in the corner, then made a nice pass to Scott Harper who knew exactly when to pinch in from the point and put it in the bottom corner of the net. They made it 6-1 a short time later when Gavin Baxter scored from Campbell and Puckrin. Less than a minute later, Campbell scored his second of the game from Baxter and Puckrin. The Techstars went to the dressing room leading 7-1. The flood between the second and third seemed to break their momentum. Oshawa scored in the first minute of period three. The rest of the period the Techstars looked like they were asleep. Goalie Doug Short was left to stop many shots. - The Techstars got their last goal when Weber scored assisted hon game 15 minute periods, a 20 minute period and a 10 minute over time period. With head coach Dave Jamiegon and assistant coach Dunc Ferguson absent, trainer Dave Bentley coached his first game. The only goal of the first was scored by Bowmanville. Early in the second with lan Parliament making his debut on defence, received a pass from Ryan Puckrin then passed it out front to Troy Campbell who made no mistake putting it in the net to tie the game. They took the lead 2-1 in the final minute of the second when Campbell put one in the top corner for his second Bowmanville scored again to tie it at 3 and send it to overtime. (10 minutes non- sudden death) The game winner was scored ona beautiful tic-tac-toe passing play behind the net. Lyons to . Puckrin to Gainey and in the net. Dave Kamminga added some insurance when he took a pass from Scott Sanderson and went around a defenceman and in alone to make it 5-3. Congratulations to Dave Bentley for his first win as head coach. The Techstars next home game is on Wednesday against Uxbridge so come out and support them. Youth bowling December 3 PEE WEE Dragsters 22, Thunderbirds 23 High Single: Lauren Guthrie 109, Myles Romain 62. ' High Double: Lauren Buthrie 207, Myles Romain 102. BANTAM Stingrays 46, Thunderbirds 22, Indys 33, Corvettes 24. High Single: Heather Lee Jones 149, Jason Behling 220. High Triple: Holly Bartley 402, Jason Johansen 459. JUNIORS Scorpions 23, Prostars 40. High Single: Mandi Coates 176, Matt Chapman 198. High Triple: Jennifer Hammond 462, Danial Archibald 498. " SENIORS High Single: Janine Hammond 185, Owen St. John 214. High Triple: Janine Hammond 363, Owen St. John 547. > New Record for 1994: Bantam Single: November 5 - Jason Behling 248,