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mp" 18 -- Scugog Citizen 7 y 4, 1995 rt Nice showing by Atoms in Oshawa tourney Our Atom A hockey squad, all full of turkey and sporting wide smiles played some good stretches of hockey in the Oshawa LNHL Christmas tournament. Do you know a worthy coach? For the second year in a row the Scugog Citizen is proud to be a partner with with the Coaching Association of Canada and 3M company in the C ity Coach R iti Program. This program honours community coaches from all sports with elegant, gold-tone lapel pins that will be worn with local selection committee to pick the coaches for these awards and we will present them with their lapel pins courtesy of 3M and the Coaching Assoc. of Canada. The main objective of the Community Coach Recognition Program is to reward those coaches who go beyond the call of duty and exemplify excellence in their coaching performance and hilosoohi pride by all the recipi Starting with this issue of the Scugog Citizen, nomination forms appear on this page of our sports section. If you know a coach who is deserving of this award, just fill in the nomination form and mail, fax or deliver it to the Scugog Citizen, 36 Water Street, Port Perry, LOL 1J2. (Fax 905-985- 1410) The Citizen will organize a This program has been successfully implemented in more than 60 community and daily newspapers across Ontario. If you know a coach in any sport who deserves recognition through this program, please fill in the nomination form on the, sports pages and get it to the Scugog Citizen. Nomination deadline March 1. 3M / Scugog Citizen COMMUNITY COACH RECOGNITION PROGRAM Nomination Form Note : Caach must reside in area served by this newspaper. NAME of COACH : SPORT : LEAGUE : NOMINATED BY : PHONE : ( GOACH'S PROFILE : Please provide a brief history on ) the g such ell as years of ing i etc. (If more space is needed, please continue on separate sheet.) NOTE : Individuals must have coached at least two years. Winners of the 3M / Scugog Citizen Community Coach Recognition will be judged on the following values and standards, Please give an example of how the coach you are nominating exemplifies these values and standards. 8 Dervonsifaing iSSpuct for Mica. opponents 1d Goqoliai) 8 PRUE 2 loi ply. parents, and =. D: of the athlete and ai rr reflecting conduct beyond the playing field. ~~ responsible yi B Presenting, through example, a positive image of coaching. J 8 Demonstrating the ability to improve the athletic of ateam or i 8 Agni aia' rie oo av acing hing Certification Program ( NCCP), J Please send your nomination form, by March 1st, 1995, to: SCUGOG CITIZEN 36 Water Street, Port Perry, Ontario LIL 1J2 Or Fax to : (905) 985-1410 i Game number one of the tourney was against the Oshawa Bruins. The Malmonts won in the penalty department incurring just one penalty and also won in the goal scoring department to capture a 5-1 win. In the first period Dean VanCamp broke the ice after an assist by Jeff Tarbotton. Jeff got his second of an "assist hat-trick" near the end of the period as he set up Trevor Lance's goal. In the second, Jeff assisted with Trevor L on Dean's second goal. Cshawa took advantage of a power play to get theironly score in the period. Adam Moynes played a strong game for the Malmonts and was rewarded with two third period goals-one from Dean and one, into an empty net. Mike Koury had a fine "Best Effort" performance as cagecop while Mark Duncan and Steve MacLennan were pushing guys off the puck authoritatively. Tyler Houthuys and Dane Gray played solidly in the defensive trenches. Game two on Dec. 27th was against our neighbours from Mariposa who gamely stole some period, points by holding us off the scoresheet in the third period. Our Green Machine prevailed for a 5-0 shutout win with D'Arcy Stephens getting the "goose egg" in net. In the first period we got a break as Jamie Smith took a shot from the top of the circle after*Trevor Lance won the draw to him. It deflected off a defender's stick and proved to be the winning goal! Later on Dean scored on a breakaway backhand deke (haven't we seen that move before?) after a feed from Mike LeFort. Our hustling created another chance when Tim Jones started a nice 3 man passing play in the corner to Dean and over to Trevor Lin front. We were up 3-0 after Jamie ripped his second of the game inside the far post after Tim had brought the puck out of his own zone and banked the puck off the boards onto Jamie's stick. Momentum was with the Port lads in the second frame as well. Jeff made a nice pass to send Trevor Lance in on a breakaway. Dean got his second goal on a 2 on 0 breakaway backhand deke after Steve MacLennan lifted the puck out to him. Mark Duncan howed some nifty f k on the offensive attack as he suddenly jammed on the airbrakes, eluded the defenseman and directed a wrist shot on goal. Dane Gray got a slapper on net and Tyler Houthuys jammed a puck back into the offensive zone with some good blueline play. Our final goal of the game was the result of a crisp pass from Mike out to Dean in the slot. Dean deposited it along the ice into the far corner before the goalie could blink. "Best Effort" awards for the Malmonts against Mariposa went to defenseman Tim Jones. Game 3 was a 7-1 victory over the Oshawa Canadians. Mike Koury was between the pipes. In the first period, speedy Trevor Lance scored from Jeff and Dane. Then Jamie made a good pass on Trevor Weisflock's score. Dean captured a second period "hat trick" with helpers from Adam, Scott, Jamie and Dane. Two of the 3 were shorthanded! Adam (from Dean) and Tyler Houthuys (from Mike LeFort) on a point screen shot closed out our scoring. Dean was our "Best Effort" player. Our fourth game was against the "Chicago Express" team who went into the "A" Final as they hustled on every shift and got opportune goaltending to give our reps a 3-2 setback. In the game goalie D'Arcy Stephens played strongly for us as well. Lady Luck wouldn't cooperate at times for us in our many chances to take over the score. In the first period alone Dean had 3 potential scoring plays as he personally killed off most of our penalty. In the second period, Dean connected on a rebound off Adam's shot and in the third Adam did the same on a rebound off Dean's blueline shot. At this point, we were done 3-2 as Chicago had used aggressive surges to our net to crowd our crease and_ frequently outnumbered our defense. Dean missed on a breakaway play in the third after a good poke check by the goalie. Justin Moffatt was 'given the nod for "Best Malmont Effort". On we went to the "B" Championship and we won this convincingly over the Oshawa RedWings to finish 3rd overall in the 10 team tournament. In the first period Jamie hustled on an unassisted goal and Steve MacLennan set up "Dean's goal. Near the end of the period D'Arcy Stephens made 3 saves in a row to stop a comeback. In the second Trevor Lanse made a fine pass to Jeff who scored on a 2 on 1 play. Trevor Weisflock assisted also. Tim then made some good plays at the offensive blueline as did Dane. Mark Duncan was digging tenaciously looking for pucks to feed to his centreman. While we were shorthanded D'Arcy again came up with a huge stop to frustrate the Wings. The Green Machine went on to score 4 third period goals to earn their trophies. They were by Jeff, Mike LeFort (power play from _ Adam and Dean), Jamie (from Mark and Trevor W) and Mike on a Power play beauty passing play from Adam and Dean. D'Arcy was "Best Effort" star of the game Winning 4 out of 5 games in the tournament will hopefully re-inforce the benefits of low penalty and hustling team play that will be needed for their upcoming playoff season. Snowflake Spiel brings out the best in Blackstock The second annual Blackstock Curling Club's Snowflake Spiel was very successful again this year. Some last minute entries had to be arranged due to a sudden outbreak of influenza. One of the dangers of a family, type of Bonspiel is a whole team can be lost when the household comes down with something which was the case of the Vernest family and one of the conveners, Jodie Duff. The idea behind this event is to give families and fii nds something to break up the post Christmas, mid winter blahs. Families there were. The Martyns had two teams, Blair and Ron, the Fords had two teams, Fred and son, John with brother R.J., the Grays, the James Gang, the Vices, the McLaughlins led by Alex, the Kellys, the Green/VanCamp connection, the Fielden/Shortridge last minute connection and the Purple Hill bunch led by Mark Graham The big winner of the day was Josh whose team came second but who also won the "button draw contest and the door prize. John Ford and Jack Gunter were close seconds in the button draw but the button eluded everybody and full in the four foot won it. Gerald Kelly was the judge. Joyce Kelly won the fifty-fifty draw. Overall winners were the Ron Vice team with Ron, Debby, Tony Duivesteyn 2.d Rob Knowlton. Second was the Ron Martyn team, with the Grays close behind for the third and the Green/VanCamp connection fourth. Time to Registration for the local YMCA floor hockey and basketball programs will be held The floor hockey registration is Jan. 9 from 6:30 to 8:30 at Cornish Schodl,. and basketball on Jan. 11 same times at Cawker Sched. open to boys JP cg mii de and Hyer. The winners will be able to veg out over a mid winter hibernation break and view their prizes which were videos from Country Convenience in Blackstock™ and Nestleton Country Store. A jumbo bag of chips went along with that. The door prize was compliments of Country Ci i 's Ginny Mi The next big event Blackstock will be the Fletc! Bonspiel scheduled for February 8, followed by the Golden Slider Challenge on February 13. sign up The cost for ten weeks is $40 and floor hockey participants are reminded that helmets with face shields are mandatory. There are plans to have the Port Perry teams play exhibition fora. games with other Y group over the winter months." * For more info or to pre-register for the programs give the Y in Port Perry a all at 985-2824. =