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They out- played and outshot the opposition in the opening period but were unable to get a puck past a very alert goalie, Burlington took a 1-0 lead with less than a minute to play in the period. A power play goal by Warren Geer assisted by Brad Traves and John Lally had the score evened, again Burlington jumped ahead, but a scramble in front of the net assisting. The second period was a continuation of the first with Port outplaying their opponents but goals are not scored when you miss wide open nets. Penalties were more evident in this game with the close check- ing by both Clubs. Leaside " finally tied the game at the halfway point of this period. At the 7:40 mark of the third, Mike Sorley gave Port a 2-1 lead after taking a pass from Warren Geer. Super penalty killing and Ballingall playing sharp in net played a key role when Port were playing two short while Leaside went with six attackers. Traves returning to the ice fired one into an empty net. Leaside still going with six attackers scored with only 10 seconds left in the game. Port was I Re CRT oS 7 ee ON CP A i Sa able to maintain their one goal lead for the remaining seconds. Warren Geer was chosen M.V.P. After the two previous close games the Champion- ship game proved an easy victory as our Legion Pee Wee A's whomped Graven- hurst 8-3. With only 2:33 played in the game Port were up by three goals with each line accounting for one. Steve seen Robbie Brown pop one in, putting the teams even again, John Lally and Andrew Steele each drew assists. Our hometown team played a fantastic third period which resulted in two more goals being scored, MacDonald made the initial same on a backhand shot from Barkey but the rebound came out to Robbie Brown who tucked away his second So AR Jak Tew See: 3 an i SANIT AT LZ = hove ~~ A ad . LES RAR SoA 5¢ a am EN ae J An x 4 f % il i | ! 2 Tad ty wt TE igs NIA Cy Lay wa! wo fo A og 3 i ory OE uy a a A Benefit games raises $350 A benefit hockey game at the Scugog Arena Saturday evening attracted a good crowd and rais- ed about $350 for the Cystic Fibrosis Fund. Bill Mark, a long time supporter of sports in Port Perry had the honour of dropping the puck for the opening face-off between Jim Holmes (left) captain of the visiting CKVR No-Stars and Pierre Leduc, "honourary cap- In an exhibition game Tuesday, January 18, Shawn Larocque earned a shut-out against Uxbridge as the Novice All-Stars won 3-0. The first goal came at the 5:39 mark of the first period. The Uxbridge defence clear- ed the puck onto Jason Cochrane's stick and he was Bantams defeat Uxbridge to get home ice edge On Sunday, January 23rd, the Goreski Bantams travell- ed to Uxbridge to play their most important game of the year. This game would decide the home ice ad- vantage in the playoffs. Port opened up a quick 2 goal lead on goals by Greg Warriner assisted by Jeff Cockerton, and Jimmy White assisted by Dave Culbert and Steve Durham. Port Perry seemed to fall asleep as Uxbridge came back to tie it up and go ahead 3to2. Port then tied it upon a great rush by Greg Warriner. Uxbridge seemed to be getting stronger and they pulled ahead 4 to 3 but Jimmy White got that one back assisted by Steve Durham. Uxbridge pulled ahead by two goals by Craig Menzies brought Port to within 1 goal, assisted by Greg Warriner and Lee Wilbur. Port came out flying in the third period and quick- ly tied it up on a goal by Dave Burnett assisted by Lee Wilbur. Lee Wilbur scored the winning goal assisted by Steve Durham and Dave Culbert. Port will now meet Uxbridge head-to-head in the playoffs, so watch the papers for game times and come out and support Minor Hockey. tain" for this game for the Howard Forder Realtor Old Timers. The Realtors had their young legs in ac- tion throughout the game and skated to an easy vic- tory. Pierre, who was instrumental in organizing the match for charity became a casualty in the first period as he ran into a team-mate and suffered a painful neck and back injury. Two shutouts for Novice A's quick to slap it into the net. Uxbridge picked up two penalties but the Auctioneers were unable to take ad- vantage of this. The Auctioneers worked hard, keeping most of the play in the Uxbridge end throughout the second period. Shot after shot was blocked by the goalie or the defencemen and the period remained scoreless. Midway into the third, Uxbridge got a breakaway, but Shawn Larocque knock- ed it aside with his glove. Jason Cochrane carried the puck from his own end, past both Uxbridge defencemen, deked the goalie and scored his second goal of the night. The final goal by Duane Emperingham, assisted by Jeff Parry and Kevin Brown ended the game 3-0 for the Auctioneers. Shawn Larocque recorded his fsecond shut-out of the week on Friday night when the Auctioneers defeated Bowmanville 3-0. The Auctioneers played a fast moving style of hockey. Midway into the first period Jason Cochrane came up with the puck in Bowman- ville's end, made the pass to Stephen Laird who scored the first goal. The Auctioneers kept up the pace throughout the next period. Port had some good scoring chances but were unable to get it by the Bow- manville goalie. The final period saw a lot of end to end action, but Shawn Larocque made the saves to shut out Bowman- ville. At the 3:12 mark Jason Cochrane picked up a pass from Jody Logan. Cochrane let it go just inside the blue line and beat the goalie on the short side. A minute later, Jody Logan unassist- ed, deked the goalie on a breakaway to end the game. The Auctioneers were short- handed twice in the game but successfully killed off the penalties. Due to illness, Sean Mc Enany was missing from the line-up. Get well soon, Sean. This game ends the regular scheduled games of the season. The Auctioneers will now play exhibition games before entering the play-offs in February. of the game, Lally also pick- ed up an assist. With only 35 seconds remaining in the game, Burlington elected to pull their goalie in favour of six attackers, it was then John Lally scored on an open net, Burlington not relenting scored their final goal with only 16 seconds remaining, ending a well played and exciting game. Chris McConnell played well between the pipes in this game. John Lally was chosen M.V.P. Only one game was playea on Sat. morning therefore early Sunday morning we were off to Bracebridge this time for a 9 o'clock game against Leaside. This proved another thriller with Port coming through with a 3-2 win. As in their previous game Port outplayed their opposition but goal tending kept them off the scoreboard until the last five minutes of the opening period when Andrew Steele scored on a power play with Brad Menzies and John Lally by Wendy Skelly On Saturday, January 21, the Sportsland juniors hosted a strong Lindsay team. The girls regular season is start- ing to wind down and they knew they needed a strong finish. The Sportsland juniors went out on the ice with great determination to win. They started off slow by being wn by 1 goal at the end of the first period. But put everything together in the second and scored five goals. Connors started the scoring from Leatherdale and Traves, John Lally from Barkey and Brown made it 2-0 then Brad Menzies from Geer and Steele. Brad Menzies from John Lally on a power play, Mark Barkey assisted by Lally and Traves accounted for the two goals in the second period. Both teams picked up numerous penalties plus three goals in the last period. Lally scored his second of the game while Brad Menzies picked up a hat trick goal, Mike Sorley added the final marker, assists went to Geer with two, Traves, Nanay and Menzies each with one. Warren Geer was chosen M.V.P. Brad Traves as captain accepted the trophy on behalf of the team, all team players received individual trophies. Don't forget our home tournament this coming Sat. (Jan.29th), come out and support the Legion Pee Wee A's and Minor Hockey. Juniors whip Lindsay The final score was Sports- land juniors 8 and Lindsay 3. Scoring for the Port Perry team was Heather Muir 4 goals, Joanne Connors 2 goals, Kelly Storry 1 goal, and Cheri Coakwell 1 goal. Assists going to Dawn Park 2, Kelly Storry 1, Tracey Staniland 1, and Cheri Coak- well 1. Every member of the team played a great game. Our next game is Wednesday at 8:00 in Mariposa. See you at the arena at 6:30 girls. Keep up the good work.