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=> 326 -- Scugog Citizen = Tuesday, February 31, 1996 'Trader's/Framer's still battling it out. With two weeks left in the regular season for.the Port Perry Broomball league there's still not a definite layout yet as tg who will be going forward to the playoffs as both Trader Sam's and The Framer's Gallery are still a single point apart in their fight for fourth place as both teams lost this week. Trader's put up a gallant effort i the, as yet undefeat Brooklin Bruins but ended up on the wrong side of a 4-2 tally. The Bruins built up a two goal lead in the first with Jim Mason and Wayne Tate assisting on Dan Jansma's goal from the slot just over the midway point of the first. With 41 seconds showing on the clock in the period Nick Attwood picked up a helper, on Shawn Mitchell's goal. In the second, Trader's fought back to tie it when Mark O'Meara netted one from Larry Maarse. Their secondgoal came from the broom of Ken St. Amant, with Gord Jones and O'Meéra drawing the assists. The tie however, didn't last long as less than a minute later Attwood scored from Luc Collard. On the ensuing faceoff' they again charged down ice' with Kevin Ibbittson finishing off the play from Mason and Ken Lynde to round out the game's scoring. The second affair of the day had Blackstock, who were chasing The Swampers for second place go up against Raven Renovations who have yet to get'a point this season. From the looks of the first period it appeared that may happen in this game as they emerged from the first half down by one with Blackstock's goal coming from Steve Halkes with Dave Dalton and Ron Wagg drawing the assists. In the second Blackstock struck again when Tom Wotten won the faceoff back to Gord Bryans who put it in the net. Raven's then got their lone goal from Jim Potter assisted by Mike Van Loon and Dave Van Loon on a scramble in the goal mouth. From there Blackstock turned it on to come away with a 7-1 victory. Cliff Smith, Ron Short, Tim Cochrane, Wotten, and Halkes with his second, all found the back of the mesh. Drawing the assists were Scott MacLennafi with a pair, Wotten, * Wagg, and Dalton with their second, followed by singles from Bryans, Short, and Smith. With The Swampers holding a single point advantage over Blackstock in the standings going into today's they had to also hold off She charging Framer's Gallery as they were also in a fight of their own trying to stay ahead of Trader Sam's. In a closely contested battle the Swamp prevailed when the final buzzer sounded as they eked out a 2-1 win. The Swampers pulled ahead first midway through the opening period when Dale Lown finished off the play with Jarrett Harman and Dan Taylor getting the assists. They got their second early in the last half with Harman scoring this time from Brian Robinson and Taylor. Just over a minute later the Framer's netted their lone goal from the broom of Paul Brough with Scott McLeod earning the assist. With time winding down the Framer's drew their goalkeeper out for the extra attacker and even with the benefit of a power play in the last thirty secondighey could not get the tying m There will not SL games this Sunday as three of our teams will be in Barrie for the Regional Playdowns. Brooklin will be representing the league in the Iptermediate Tier 1 level while th® Framer's and Trader Sam's will be playing at the Tier 2 level. ONTARIO TIRE & FARM EQUIPMENT ; 66 Brock St. Etre bots amon 185.2 - 1902 » TIRE! M24 hour Road Service B Full Mechanical Services HW MAJOR & PRIVATE BRANDS [Z1ele] QF, [0] gums For Mid-March Installation 43. WINDOWS & PATIO DOORS ENERGY EFFICIENT. WINDOWS Reduce Drafts and Increase Warmth In Winter and Cooling In Summer. FINANCING AVAILABLE - 5 yrs. from 5 28% O.A.C. Allen's Siding Products Limited Sales & Installation DOORS - WINDOWS - TROUGH ADDITIONS - SOLARIUMS Lindsay ..... (705) 328-1402 or 878-2023 Port Perry ... (905) 985-3333 or 985-3747 Reach industrial Park - Reg. Rd. #8 (1/4 Mile East of No. 12) FREE ESTIMATES Limited Time) nam' * SANDAL 7 SDC AND WINDOW + DEALERS ASSOCIATION = OPCANADA XL Gas Bar Eaglettes celebrate a gold medal moment In Kingston recently. See story below for all the detalls. Front from left Jackie Pashley, Christine Cotle, Amanda Curry, Heather Imrie, Brooke Simpson, Jenna Davison and Shannon Urquhart. Second row Cellidh Baxter, Whitney Reid, Jill Hunter, Sarah Aldridge, Nicole Ansell, Jessica Doe, Halley Wilson and Holly Allison. Back row Tim Curry, Jim Allison, Dave Reid and Dianne Davison. XL Eaglettes explode for the gold in Kingston The XL Gas Bar Eaglettes, Novice C Ringette team travelled to Kingston on February 10th to participate in the Valentine Tournament. rst game was on Friday and saw Port Perry match up against a team from Ennismore. The Eaglettes first goal came in the opening minute of play and Port exploded with 12 more goals in the first and 7 in the second for a 20-1 win. The Eaglettes controlled play throughout the game, completely overpowering Ennismore. Port goals were scored by Whitney Reid (3), Heather Imrie (3), Holly Allison (3), Hailey Wilson (2), Jackie Pashley (2), Christine Cotie (2), Amanda Curry (2), with singles going to Nicole Ansell, Jenna Davison and Ceilidh Baxter. Assists went to Christine (2), Jackie (2), Nicole (2), Holly (2), Jenna (2), Ceilidh (2), Amanda, Heather and Brooke Simpson. Jill Hunter played very well in net and was supported by strong defensive and offensive plays made by Sarah Aldridge, Shannon Urquhart and Jessica Doe Port hosted Ajax for the second game of the tournament in a game that Ajax dominated for the entire first period. With Ajax leading 4-0 early in the second period, the Eaglettes seemed to wake up and score 8 unanswered goals to win 84. Goals for the Eaglettes were scored by Jackie (6), and Christine (2). Assists were made by Brooke and Hailey. Heather played goal in this game and really kept the team in the hunt by holding Ajax to only 4 goals at 1. From then on the lead see- sawed back and forth with Port Perry leading by a goal and less than 4 minutes left on the clock. Kingston then scored with only 27 seconds left and the game ended in a 4-4 tie. The Port goals were scored by Jackie (2), Nicole and Whitney. Assists were made by Jackie and Whitney. Jill played very well in goal and was supported by the strong defense and good passing of Jessica, Shannon U., Ceilidh, Holly, Heather, Brooke, Amanda, Hailey, Sarah, Chtistine and Jenna. These two wins and a tie earned Port first place after the round robin and set up the final against Ajax. The Eaglettes came out flying, scoring in the first minute of play. Ajax was able to tie it up 6 mi later - Eaglettes kept up the pressure and were able to hold them off the scoreboard through close- checking and ring control. Port scored another goal in the second period and won the gold medal game 6-2. Scoring for the Eaglettes were Jackie (4), Christine and Nicole. Assists were made by Ceilidh, Holly, Amanda, Sarah and Nicole. Heather was 'exceptional in goal and made some great saves to keep Ajax from scoring. The passing, checking and all around "team" effort put out by Shannon U., Jill, Jessica, Hailey, Jenna, Brooke and Whitney also contributed greatly to the win. Of no small note was the tremendous support and loud cheering provided during the final game by the players, and p of the other but Port then scored 4 more goals in the first versus 1 for Ajax and the period ended 5-2. Not taking Ajax lightly, the Port Perry teams at the tournament. Thanks and Congratulations. . CMB registration again on Registrgtion for minor ball players in CMB is approaching record levels, with divisions nearing maximum capacity. Players interested in playing ball this year should be sure to attend the registration day at Blackstock Arena on Saturday, February 25, between 8:00 am and 12 noon. This year's program will see the introduction of a youth lob Saturday ned that the lob ball and sof 1 teams will play all their ' games within the Cartwright area parks, while the hardball teams will play half their games away and the remainder being played in Cartwright. Boys and girls between the ages of 4 and 19 are encouraged to come out and register for a fun season of ball. The association is continuing to It is while she waited for the team to ball league in addition tc softball . Took for volunteer coaches and get on track. and hardball. The youth division assistants. For further Although not shown in the is open to all youths between the information on registration or scoring summary, the rest of the ages of 16 ( during 1995) coaching, contact Patsy Sonne at team played quite well in setting to 19 years of 986-9607. up the scoring plays and keeping f ge Ajax away from the net as much as possible. The close checki and enthusiasm shown by Sarah, Jessica, Ceilidh, Whitney, - Jill, Amanda, Nicole, Holly, Shannon U. and Jenna was very important to the win. ; Port's third game of the tournament was against the Kingston team. This was a very close game with Kingston opening the 'scoring late in the first period. The Eaglettes managed to tie it up a minute - later ending the first period tied # a lg ae Aer ati Eb EAA A He's got a pacemaker, ¥ She's gota grandfather. Your donations help gi someone a second Cl D ce. EL