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yd bd 20 -- Scugog Citizen - day, Je Y 9, 1996 Pineridge Atoms win tournament in Acton December - 29 the Pineridge Sports Atoms travelled to Acton and came home with the championship. The team played very consistently in all 3 games. Game 1 saw the Pineridge squad face off against Plattsville and shut them out 4.0. Peter Konstantinopolous and Andrew Fancy shared the shutout. The Port team's first goal came from some strong forechecking by the line of Jesse Mullins, Stormy Wootton and Peirce Jones. Peirce Jones did the scoring from Stormy Wootton. This one, goal lead held until the third period when the Pineridge squad turned on the power with Joey Lane scoring "from Garrett Brown, then B.J. Schaump scored . from Stuart Cochrane and Justin Koury. Then on the same shift Justin Koury scored from B.J. Schaump. > Game 2 saw Pineridge face a very strong Essa team. This was a very entertaining game with lots of scoring chances and great goaltending. 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He played his usual great game and, when the game was over and all the players had left the ice, he skated around the ice making like his stick was a rifle and he was shooting the fans. The police were not amused. In 1957, Ted and Jim Thompson, Todd Sloan, Dollard St. Laurent and Doug Harvey went about trying to get a union going. The strange thing about this was, there were not the guys who needed a' union. They had it made. They were fighting for the average player, though. The players were treated like dogs, shipped anywhere, anytime. They also had to pay their pwn leases and moving expenses, too. Despite that, they didn't want a union, just an association. The association failed and ring leaders were banished to the Chicago Black Hawks, the worst team in the league. Ted wonders to this day whether the young players appreciate the sacrifice these guys went through. 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Peter Konstantinopolous came in and shut Acton out the rest of the way. The winning goal came when 'Joey Lane banked one in off some legs. Tyler Lee got an assist. Joey Lane was named M.V.P. in the final game. \ The tournament held a shoot out with a shooter and goalie from each team. Jesse Mullins and Peter Konstantinopolous had very strong showings. ~ December 15 Port hosted . Bowmanville for -an exhibition game and tied * 2-2. Peirce Jones scored unassisted and Ryan Hnatko from Joey Lane and Tyler Lee supplied the scoring for Port. December 17 Pineridge travelled to Omemee and were handed an 8-6 loss. Justin Shinn had a big game for Port scoring 4 goals. Ryan Hnatko and Joey Lane also scored for Port. Getting assists were Justin = Koury, B.J. Schaump, Tyler Lee, Ryan| Hnatko and Chris McKitterick. December 21 Pineridge Sports hosted Manvers and came away with a 7-6 win. B.J. Schaump and Joey Lane led the way with 2 goals each. Other goal scorers were Stormy Wootton, Peirce Jonés and Tyler Lee. Getting helpers in the game were Stuart Cochrane with 2, Peirce Jones, Stormy Wootton, - Ryan Hnatko, Garrett ' Brown and Joey Lane. The Pineridge squad's defence "of Wesley Langmaid, Garrett Brown, Luke Pilkey, Justin Shinn, Chris McKittérick rand Tony Boomsma have played well lately, just in time for playoffs. All 3 lines show scoring touch and goaltending "is improving. Playoffs are coming just at the right time! - Tween A report At this past weekends 6th Annual Port Perry Ringette Tournament the Pineridge Tween A's put forth a valiant effort but the Tween A competition from Chatham and Seaforth was outstanding. Our girls have proven to be competitive in their league but still have skills to "develop when up against select A teams in' tournaments. Much was learned from the 'experierice and this will be put to good use during the rest of the season and the next two tournaments planned for the team. Coach Barry Virtue and Asst. Coach Steve Burgess are proud of your effort. And last, but not least many thanks to all the ringette girls and parents who watched our games and cheered on our girls, your support was yery much appreciated. Guardian Tweens The Guardian Tween 'C' started the 1996 campaign with a much needed victory. After a lengthy layoff over the Christmas break our girls were anxious to get back on the ice. On Jan. 7th Scarboretgh came to town for their second meeting with us this season. Previously we had beaten this team and we're looking forward to the rematch. Early into the first period the visitors took the lead. Quickly our girls bounced back when Shannon intercepted a clearing pass, stick handled around the defense and went to the net for the score. A minute later Sarah scored her first goal from Alaina B. At 8:56 Port got a nice" goal when Colleen started the play in our zone, passed to Sheena who then . relayed the ring to Shannon streaking toward the net for the score. Port 3-1. Scarborough managed to get one more before the period ended. The Guardian Tween's came out smoking in the second period but were frustrated by excellent goaltending. The visitors came back and were stymied by Alaina D., who continues to improve-with every game. Late in the period they did score to tie it up but with 2:43 left Sarah scored her second from Alaina B. to seal the victory. Final Port 4-3. We're in the second half of the season now. The Tween 'C' division has been re-seated and now there are 7 teams in it, only the top 4 teams make post. season play so every point is important if we want to make the playoffs.