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a REE BAIR RA NSS 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 1, 1983 SA SER La) Rl 3 OK ports i With convincing 5-1 win in final game Atoms played their first the assist on the other against Norwood. The also had a nice unassist- control of the game period. throughout the three score of 10-1. scored in the first period goal at the 7:58 mark. with Clair Cornish Norwood managed to assisted with defense- seven was scored by Malimont Atoms won the Peterborough tournament held last Thursday in Peterborough. Team members are: front from left, Mark Andrews, Jan Heyes, Jarret Harman, Ryan LaRocca, Eric Grosvenor. Greg Fit- zgerald and Chris Legere. Second row from left, Danny The Malmont Farm Mark Andrews earning ed by Jeff Mills. Three more goals game of the Peter- goal. Jarrett Harman were scored by Port borough Tournament on also scored with assist during the last period. Thursday, Jan. 20th going to Jeff Mills. Jeff Jarrett Harmon scored first, earning himself a Green Machineshad full ed goal in the first hat trick. Chris Legere Bradbury. picked up the assist on Danny Maw opened Harmon's goal. Goal to play excellent hockey throughout the second period with Port taking a small lead at the 2:59 mark. Goal number two was scored by Mark Andrews assisted by Danny Maw. with just over a minute left Ernestown scored twice ending the 2nd period with a 3-2 lead. periods, winning by a up the scoring in the number 9 and 10 were second period on a scored by Clair Cornish Five goals were beautiful unassisted with Eric Grosvenor earning the assist. Game number two scoring three of them get the puck past Ryan was played Saturday earning himself a well LaRocca to score their - morning against Ernes- deserved hat trick. Two first and only goal of the town with the Green of Clair's goals were un- game. Goal number Machines winning 5-3. Ernestown scored man Chris Legere and Jarrett Harmon assist- first early in the period Sluggett, Danny Maw, Mike Feasby, Clair Cornish, Brian Appleby, Sean Bradbury and Jeff Mills. Back row from left, Bob Stevens- trainer, Don Steele- coach and Dave Mills- manager. keeping the lead right up to the last few min- utes of the period. Danny Maw tied the game on a super pass from defenseman Sean Both teams continued The Green Machines finally got the sleep out of their eyes during the 3rd period and scored three goals. Scoring for Port were Clair Cornish, Danny Sluggett and Jarrett Harmon. Eric Grosvenor, Danny Maw and Mike Feasby picked up the assists. The third game was played at the Ennis- more Arena against Listowell, again Port came up a winner. The first period re- mained scoreless till there was only 12 sec- onds left to play. Both teams played a hard period of hockey with Port taking a 1-0 lead on a goal by Jarrett Harmon assisted by Jeff Mills and Mike Feasby. Listowell scored three times during the 2nd period giving them a 3-1 lead when the buzzer rang. The Green Machines came out fly- ing in the 3rd period. An unassisted goal by Clair Cornish made it a 3-2 game at the 7:09 mark. Three minutes later Jarrett Harmon tied the score. Eric Grosvenor earned the assist on this very important goal. With only two minutes left a super passing play from Jeff Mills and Jarrett Harmon result- ed in Eric Grosvenor scoring the winning: goal. Listowell tried very hard but was un- able to get the puck past Ryan to tie the game. Final score was 4-3 for Port. Having now defeated each team in their group, the Green Machines advance to the semi-final games. This game was played ~ early Sunday morning against Immaculate Conception an Atom team from Peter- borough. As in the previous games each boy played well and as a result Port won this important game 5-2. Clair Cornish scored the only goal in the first period with Chris Legere picking up the assist. Danny Maw scored the first goal in , the 2nd at the 8:27 mark on a super pass from Eric 'Grosvenor. Goal Atoms capture Peterborough tournament number three was scored by Jarrett Harmon assisted by Mike Feasby. Seconds later a goal by Jeff Mills assisted by Danny Maw and Jarrett Harmon gave Port a 4-0 lead. With just a few minutes left in the period Immaculate Con- ception managed to get on the scoreboard- end- ing the period with a 4-1 score. Each team scored once during the last period. Scoring for Port was Clair Cornish, un- assisted. Winning this game meant the Green Machines were now entitled to play the championship game at the Memorial Centre. Championship Game Before the opening face off against a strong Atom Team from Campbellford, each player and coach from both teams were individually introduced with the spot light shining on them. The introduction and play- ing at the Memorial Centre was a great thrill for all the boys. All three periods were continuous and to end play with our boys skating hard and being on top of their man at all times. The first exciting period remained score- less with both teams having many chances but unable to score. A fine passing play from Jarrett Harmon and Brian Appleby resulted in goal no.1 being scored by Jeff Mills. A minute later Erie Grosvenor scored (Turnto page 19) - Novice Stars skate to 3-3 tie with Hawks In an exciting game tied the Oshawa Black- on Friday, Jan. 28, the hawks 3-3. J.T. Pearce Auctioneers Ice Hawks 'whip Lindsay Hawks travelled to Dempsey. first time Port played at Haugen the victorious with 8 un- Saulnier and Dean Jagon Haugen from Darren Mark Bouwmeester. Connel. Mark McConnel second goal of the year Akkerman and Mark and Ian Portor. Portor from Brad goalie Tracy Wright. display of excellent hockey by both clubs The first period was a and Port was able to open the scoring in the last minute of play. Stephen Laird scooped the puck under the legs of the Oshawa goalie with the assist from Jody Logan. Oshawa tied the score OnJanuary 22, the Ice Martin and Clay pot long into the second Darren period but Lindsay. This was the Desautel from Dean Stephen Laird came up and Clay with his second goal of Lindsay and they want- Dempsey. Static Steve the night on : well = ' edtowin. Port came out Akkerman from Chris executed pass from Cochrane. answered goals. Scoring Haugen. Steve Akker- (Oshawa again tied the for Port were Dean man from Dave Lee and game on a shot under the glove hand of goalie Desautel and Mark Mc- Dave Lee with his the glo hy Boa Oshawa was able to from Static Steve from Darren Cearns ake the lead with only two minutes left in the Bouwmeester. Ian Excellent game to the game Then Port put on the pressure with the line of Jason Cochrane, Jody Logan and Jeff Parry, and with only 13 seconds to go, Jeff came up with the tieing goal and assists to each of the other boys. The Auctioneers travelled to Oshawa for an exhibition game on Sunday against the Oshawa Canadiens... Port's Port's regular goalie was not able to be there so Brad Moase went in net for him, Brad played an excellent game and came up with some key saves. Again both teams were really flying and it was not surprising when the game ended in a tie. Oshawa scored the first goal but did not hold the lead for long. They were penalized two minutes for body contact, and had just got back to full strength when Jody Logan pass- --ed-the puck to Jeff Parry who slapped it into the top corner of Oshawa's net. Jeff Parry put Port into the lead in the second period with a low shot from the blue line. Mike Sluggett assisted on the goal. Oshawa was able to tie up the game on a breakaway play, just 'catching Brad Moase under his glove. The third period re- mained scoreless. Port has their first playoff game Wednesday night at home against Cobourg. Ty Juniors reverse score The Sportsland Juniors are nearing the end of their league schedule and this week they played 3 games, all away from home. On Wednesday, Jan. 26, we travelled to Oakwood to play Mariposa - still our nemesis - the score was -6-0 in their favour. On Saturday, Jan. 29, we played in Whitby, this team is top of our league and they too shut us out. On Sunday, Jan. 30, we went to Wopdville, this is a first year team and are opposite to Whitby. The Sportsland Juniors played much better than in the pre- vious games and won 6-0. Kelly Storry scored 4 goals assisted twice by Tracy Staniland and twice by Joanne Connors. Joanne had 2 goals, one unassisted and the other by Kelly. Donna McIntyre con- tinues to improve in goal and really deserv- ed her shut out on Sun- day. Karyn Raines and Colleen 'Scala from the tween team played for the Sportsland Juniors this week, both girls played well. a a