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Had the CHS girls been able to hang on for a win, they would have advanced to the LOSSA final on Saturday against Uxbridge, the team which beat Pickering for a spot in the COSSA play-off. For a while Friday, it seemed like CHS was going to battle its way into the LOSSA final as the players opened up a 12 point lead over Pickering. But the team ran into foul trouble late in the game and Pickering kept the pressure on to tie the score and force the over- time. Guard Carol Lewerentz had a hot scoring hand for CHS with 15 points, while Tena Wolters clicked for five, Julie Bryant 4 and CathyPaisley 2 points. The team went through the regular season play with six wins and three losses, good enough for a second place finish in the ten team Double A East league. This is just the second season that CHS has com- peted in inter-school basket- ball, and the record this season is all the more re- markable as last year the team failed to win a game. Coach Eric Fletcher said there are several reasons why the team was successful this year. Several of the girls gained valuable experience last year and the first year players had a solid ground- ing from the basketball pro- gram at Cartwright public school. J. CHS 'has no gymnasium and the team held its pract- ice sessions and home games in the gym at Cartwright Public Shcool. - Obviously there was a lot of disappointment on the team when Pickering pulled out the overtime victory, but the success over the season can be added to the long list of accomplishments of CHS. B® Eagles hand MoJacks two straight losses by John B.McClelland .-The Bowmanville Eagles showed the Port Perry MoJacks just why they are at the top of the Junior C this ~~ year. Eagles and MoJacks . played back-to-back week- end games with the Eagles edge and missed a couple of decent scoring chances as they looked for that all- important first goal which just never came. A couple of defensive lapses early in the second period increased the Eagle lead to 3-0 as Randy and Tony Oxley could not pull the trigger after work- ing himself into the clear. But mostly the MoJacks were stymied by strong back checking and a rugged defense that made virtually no mistakes; The game was tame bi ay iE, ; winning both and outscoring --MacDonald and Lorne Fin- compared to Bowmanville - CARTWRIGHT High School girls midget basketball team came within an the MoJacks by 13-1 margin. Ney beat Clay . Lovering in Port Perry matches in years eyelash of advancing to the LOSSA final last week but were defeated 28-26 in Saturday night at the the MoJack net.And midway gone by with 'each team overtime. Nevertheless, the team pulled off quite an accomplishment with its play this season finishing among the top four in the Durham area against schools. with ten times the number of students as CHS. Front row: Tena Wolters, Shelley Holliday, Julie Bryant, Eric Fletcher [coach]. 2nd row: Dawn Bayley, Cathy Paisley, Kim Bullock, 3rd row: Carol Lewerentz, Lynn Bazarin, Rhoda Williams. Back row: Tara Bailey [manager], Deb Vine. ATom Stars bounce back Scugog Arena, Eagles blank- ed the MoJacks 4-0 and followed that Sunday night * with a. 9-1 pounding in the Bowmanville 'Arena. The Shut-out loss marked the first time this season MoJacks have been kept off the score sheet, and Eagles did it with a.cool efficiency. The two losses brought the MoJacks back to earth with through the third, Dana Peebles finished off a nice _three way passing play to give Eagles the 4-0 lead. Lovering could not be faulted on: any: of the Eagles goals, and in fact kept his team in the game with some 'timely 'and difficult stops. In the Eagle net, Craig German came up with the big stops when necessary, taking just nine penalties and all four Eagles goals came with the teams at full strength. Sunday night in Bowman- ville, Eagles took advantage of their friendly arena to thoroughly shut. down the MoJacks and romp to an easy 9 - 1 victory.They Led 2 - 0 after the first, 5 - 1 after the second and added °® A : i a thud as they had been but many of the MoJacks four more in the final. to double Uxbridge score jus: wm doch frelon ive rims os dl victories in a row and scor- the routine variety. MoJacks lone goal. by M. Leatherdale important fact, The Team One minute later Port went ing goals at a record clip. The complexion of the MoJacks have :a pair of Wednesday, Nov. 25th, The never gave up, they contin- ahead 2-1 'when Daryl of 2 pr day night In from early hy er ohne bagi mpl Moreanis Malmont Farm Atoms were ually worked hard for the Leatherdale checking at the Scugog - Arena a ks - Wilbur banked a shot off the = Saturday night at the Little off to Stouffville even though entire game. Uxbridge blueline, stole the played a reasonable ae inside of the post with Eagles Britain Arena and then host they were shut out 40, 'm When 15 players skate puck and made no mistake hockey game but si ne leading 1 - 0. Later in the the Lindsay Muskies this sure the coaches were hard for an entire game, slipping one between the were not able to devel nny game Tim Thompsonrifleda Sunday night at the Scugog pleased with the improve- they chick, pass and score goalies legs. The Green oT sustained 2 5 couple of shots over the net Arena. Face off fs 7:30 'ment in play and the contin- goals, two goalies who stand Machines added No. 3 late in threats in the face of rel ne : 4 uous effort shown by all the up to those hard shots that the second period on a goal~ |r ug ent boys. come at them, what have you by Matt Dorward : again oo Pere i 8 gles Tweens ie Mari osa A e first period, the play got? AWINNINGTEAM and excellent passing plays from t ! p 7 oo Rg Ports wf that js exactly what The Sean Bradbury and Jimmy team in every department... aT RY Ba 3 Ryan LaRocca doing an ex- Malmont Farm Atom A'sdid Vernon earned an assist. Eagles jumped into a 1-0 by Jeannie Muir scored 3 goals assisted by rs cellent job in goal, and giv- on Friday Nov. 27th against Uxbridge added one more lead at the 49 second mark on The Chris Allen Aluminum Natalie Frangsen, Donna A ing the boys added confi- Uxbridge. Ji, goal in the third period, but a disputed goal by Brian Tweens hosted Mariposa on Edwards and Karyn Raines. dence until they adjusted to Uxbridge appearing first = Clair Cornish and Daryl Keenan. The net was Wed, Nov. 25. A good close An unfortunate accident * some new line changes. Both on the scoreboard, soon saw - Leatherdale persistantly bumped off the pegs just as game was enjoyed by all. The late in the' game caused second and third periods their lead vanish, when T in the corner and the puck went in but the goal final score was 4 - 4, the Dawn Park to trip and fall on with the play going end to . odd Heyes passing to Jarett ' behind the net each earned was allowed to stand, Chris Allen goals were: her shoulder. She sustained a "end, were super fast, Port Harman slipped one across: an assist on a goal by Eric ' MoJacks played well , scored 'by Heather Muir, cracked collar bone, she will having . some. excellent scoring chances. The most to Jeff Mills. who very . successfully tied the score. : 'Grosvenor, giving The Green machines a 42 win: during - the. first period, at times enjoying a territorial assisted by Bobbie 'Jo 'Heaps... Heldl™ 'Melséner . be unable to play for.a few