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= mp" Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, March 26, 1996-- 23 a Swampers win 3-2 + The first game of the Broomball league final was "an exciting overtime match + the Ops Invitational, Unicorn Fair and Manvers Mini Blades. In front row are, from left, Ulana Hunter (4th at Manvers), Sarah Alde (Sliver at UF and Manvers), Darcee Grove (6th at Manvers), Sarah Churchill (5th at UF and 7th at Manvers). In back from left, Catherine DeJong (gold at UF and Manvers), Angela Drew (8th at Manvers, Jen Up Alanna Holland (7th at Manvers). Watc! up this Sunday afternoon at 2:00 PM at the Cartwright Arena. The theme this year Is TV Classics on Ice. Port Perry IGA Juniors win leggue championship Well the scene w Sunday afternoon for a © very exciting end to the ringette league play. Port Perry 'had earned a berth in the championship game by defeating Ajax and their opponents would be from Markham. «Port had had their ups and downs with this team and today's game proved to be no different. The girls knew what they had to do and they came ™ out on the ice ready for the win. Markham opened up the scoring and took a two goal . lead midway through the 1st period. Port's Janine Hammond answered back to tie the game with assists going to Jen Elliot with two and Janna = Senyk and *Kathleen Rojas picking up singles. Markham slipped 2 quick-ones by Port's Jen +Donnelly before the buzzer went to end the period. Second period action was fast and furious with Jen Elliott closing the gap to one goal as she teamed up with Janine and Janna to "beat the Markham netminder. Within the® next 30 seconds Markham scored but Jannine and Janna once again attacked the Markham end zone and narrowed the score to one. With the period . winding down Port applied the pressure and once again Janine found the spot this time assisted by Lisa LeFort tieing the game at 5-5. Kathleen lit up the board once more for Port Perry and gave the home team the goal advantage with only 3 minutes remaining. Markham was getting worried as they called a time out to discuss their 'strategy for the remainder of the game. Unfortunately Port picked up 2 penalties in the last 2 minutes of the game which allowed Markham to play 5 on 3. - The Port Perry offence and defence held off their opponents. until the 41 second mark when Markham tied the game forcing overtime. Wi Port still short handed the clock was set for 15 minutes of sudden death overtime. All the girls rallied together and played like the champions that they 'de. Their passes were right on, their defence was stronger than ever and . Jen was exceptional between the pipes. Port took command of the play and with only 3 minutes played into the over time period Janine passed to Lisa LeFort who wrapped around, the Markham net-and made no mistakes as she popped that donut between the legs of the net minder making the Port Perry IGA Junior Girls the League , Champions x the 1995-96 season. Throughout the season this team has been faced who played forward last yea? . 'was being transplanted and transformed into a super goaltender, we lost a few girls, from our team midway through the season due to work and other obligations, and we fortunately aquired Bonnie-Jo who has been a definite asset on defence just to mefition a few things. Alot of credit has to also go to Lisa Cooper, Steve Holt and Fernando Rojas for not only being a super coaching team but' for all the countless hours they have so freely given. Thank you has to also be given to the parents of these wonderful young ladies who make sure they are always at the rink on time and drive them all over the countryside to play the game that they love so much, Congratulations to all the girls as Port moves into the 4 Regional Ch with many ch and all the girls deserve so much credit. Many of these girls had never played on the same team, Jen Donnelly hips being held ! over the Easter weekend hosted by Oakwood, Lindsay and Sunderland. Good luck my litle angels. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ° . + «3 2 +. . +k a ol Port Perry & District, MINOR SOFTBALL 2nd Registration SATURDAY, MARCH 30th v 12:00 to 3:00 PM At SCUGOG TOWNSHIP ARENA $50. per Player plus $20. Fundraiser $130. for Family of 3 or More, plus $40. Fundraiser. . LATE FEES to apply as Of April 1st, 1996 Forms available at Pineridge Sports or call Dave Dalton 985-3838 for more information. with the - Homelife Swampers coming out on top of a 3-2 score over the Brooklin Bruins. The opening period went scoreless with the Bruins holding a slight edge in scoring opportunities with Keith Tremblay in the Swamp net coming up with a couple of outstanding stops on close in shots from shot off the leg of deferider Roger Rayselle and Nick Mike Healy. Attwood In the dying minutes At the start of the second Brooklin looked like they half the Swampers pulled out infront first with Mike Butt faking a pass to Mike Mole and in keeping the ball, surprising goaltender. * Jim Raaphorst with his flip shot to the near side. Brooklin got even just a few short minutes later with Rouselle blasting ina 2 Atom HL. Several skaters from the Blackstock Figure Skating Club earned medals at playoff tilts A Wednesday night Atom prog iver at UF, 4th at Manvers) and game had the Wreckers the club's annual carnival ceming taking on the Lumber team. Scugog Lumber 'scored first on a power play at 7:09, Travis Black picking up the goal. Lumbers' Kevin Gloster put in their 2nd goal at 3:18. Into the 2nd and Matt Kaminga put Lumber up 3+ - 0 at 13:41. Ryan May got Whitby on the board midway through the period assisted bypJoel Campbell. Matt Kamingaypicked up his 2nd goal pf the game at 5:50. Another goal for Lumber. went in at 2:44 to end the 2nd.5 - 1. Three goals were scored in the 3rd. Travis Black at 14:48 for Lumber, Whitby's Ryan May assisted by' Joel Canifpbell at 4:12 and Travis Black picking up a 3rd goal to complete his hat trick at 3:57. Scugog Lumber picked up the win -2 Friday night had Whitby meeting Laurentian Bank. A tight'Tirst period as scoring Mery back and forth. This Barkers' line of Jesse Mischtjan, Tim Ouellette nfl ¢ Chris Milligan put bN e first at 13:25. Ryan May of Whitby picked up a nice pass from Justin Sanders-to tie the game 1 - scramble in front of the net at 12:55 resulted in Justin putting Whitby in the lead. At the net helping out" were going to, pull ahead at any point, but the: goalposts turned out to be their worst enemies with Jim Mason hitting one first, only to be followed by Rouselle. Right after that the Swampers stomped down ice'on a 3 on 1 only to miss their finest opportunity. At the end of regulation time both = teams were deadlocked at A apiece. , N In the total goals boy: Brooklin came out first with Wayne Tate putting one in the empty net. He was followed in quick succession from the ensuing faceoff by Brian 1 at 13:16. A Pomeroy from Dan Taylor* to draw the Swamp. even again. With less than a minute showing on the clock Taylor fed Brian were Alex McKay and Greg Robinson of the side of the Jeffrey. Into the 2nd and, the pressure was on for Lauréntian to tie the game. Whitby was determined not to let .-up. Jamie Anderson came up with the puck, shot jt upto crease for the eventual winner. The second game of this . best of 3 series goes at 3:30 "next Sunday at the local arena. In Sunday's other game the Framer's Gallery ' Jordan Froats and he fired blanked the Stouffville ' _it in the net. Whitby's Gary Garrett, Luke Pilkey and Joel Campbell were working hard to keep the puck clear. The 3rd Scorpions 2-0 with Tyler' Renaud counting both ¢ goals. Cory Dowson and' Steve Kristensen were awarded assists while period Brent Rainey was given Laurentfan worked hard fo \ credit for the shutoyt. come back but Whitby's goalie Kellen Jackson wasn't letting them score and the game ended 3 - 1. Good effort this game by Devon Howsam of Whitby and Laurentian's Tyler Webb in net. . Whitby coaches Dave Jackson, Larry Pilkey and Mark Howsam did an excellent job as did Steve Groves behind the bench for Laurentian Bank. P.S. Y Mark, make sure you bring the hat again next game. piseonr STATS TEAM: Pizza Delight J&D Carpentry Pi Van & Truck World Monsma, Electric Harrison Fuels Fitzgerald's Weed Ctr Compton Cable T.V. 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