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10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 21, 1984 Sports On Sat. Feb. 18 the Port Perry Malmont Farms Atoms played host in their own tourna- ment. and won the championship hardware with three impressive victories. The first game of the tournament opened up at 8:00 a.m. with Port vs. Whitby and the tone was set for things to come when Port scored in 9 seconds of play with Greg Fitz- gerald slapping home a Mark Andrews rebound. Eight more goals were to follow in a 9 to 0 shutout. Jan Heyes scored next from Mike Feasby and Scott Menzies. Jan scored the third goal from Dan Sluggett. Jody Logan scored next from Jan Heyes and Brett Puck- rin. Jan Heyes got his third goal from Scott Menzies followed up by Last minute heroics 'give Atoms the gol Jason Cochrane from Jeff Parry and Jan Heyes got his fourth goal from Scott Menzies and the final marker was notched by Dan Sluggett from Jan Heyes and Scott Men- zies. Shawn Larocque earned the shutout with solid goaltending that got him the nod from coach Steele to start the second game. GAME TWO The second game got underway at 1:00 p.m. vs. a tough Alliston team but solid 2 way skating and a great team effort got Port a 4 to 1 victory and a ticket to the championship game. Alliston had downed Port 3 to 2 earlier this year in Bradford tourn. so the guys knew what they ER L¢- * ed t J » 5 3 : Port Perry Lions club president Ken Murray (left) and Norm Gawley were on hand at the conclusion of the Atom tournament Malmont Atoms of Port Perry. Pickering captain Mike Bergeron accepted for his feam, while Pickering goalie Chris Valade was nam- ed the tournament MVP. Larocque, Mark Andrews, Dan Sluggett. Se- cond from left: Jody Logan, Jan Heyes, Brad Moase, Scott Menzies, Jason Cochrane, Steve Staniland, Jason Towns, Brett Puckrin and Steve Laird. At back are Lions club president Ken Murray; manager Carl Fit- zgerald, coach Don Steele; Norm Gawley of the Lions and team trainer Don Harper. The Port Perry Malmont Farms Atoms the Lions tournament Saturday at the Scugog Arena with an exciting 2:1 overtime over Pickering. The Atoms tied the score fo force overtime with just 13 seconds left in regulation time. Jan Heyes got both the tying and winning goals for his team. rom from left: Greg Fitzgerald, Jeff rry, Cary Lubluk, Mike Feasby, Shaw were up against. Mid- way in the first period Jan Heyes fired home Port's first goal and Dan Sluggett and Scott ; JJ - Thana" 4 4 ' fa LJ -- LE A ied be Tt ~ el 4 A awn = 7 : rh i Re TARR Tk Scugog Arena. That's Mike Andrews (left) of Port Perry hoping that Pickering goalie Chris Valade would sur- render a rebound, but not this time. Valade was named the tournament MVP. Menzies figured on the assists. Shortly after that Alliston was award- ed a penalty shot and Shawn Larocque stood his ground and stoned their shooter and you could sense on the bench that the kids realized if they kept up the hard work it would pay off. Mark Andrews scored next on a Mike Feasby rebound and Port never let up. With a minute and a half left in the second period, Mike Feasby barged through the defence and fired Port's third goal to open the gap to 3 to 0. Alliston finally got on the board with 2:34 left in the game and they just kept coming at us but with their goalie yanked and the extra attacker Jason Cochrane picked up a pass from Dan Sluggett and fired it into the empty net to seal the 4 to 1 victory. Again the turning point had to be a fantastic stop Shawn made on the penalty shot. GAME THREE The championship game matched the Pick- ering Association Club against Port and what a battle. Carey Labiuk tended the net in this one and was great con- sidering he was suffer- ing from the flu as were a couple of other kids on the team. Pickering scored at the 6:35 mark of the first period but thats all they would get. Port Perry kept attack- ing and shooting but the Pickering goalie was stoning Port time and time again. As a matter of fact his great goal- tending earned him the M.V.P. award in the game. With 13 seconds left in regulation time and Port all over the Pickering zone, Jason Cochrane slipped a beautiful shot to Jan Heyes in the slot and Jan fired home the tying goal in the lower left hand corner of the net and boy was he ever popular in town. They finished off the 13 seconds and grabbed a breather and lined up again for the sudden death overtime only now they would play minus the net minders. With the score tied 1 to 1, it only took 28 seconds into the overtime and there he was again, big No.9, Jari Heyes as he crossed over the blue line and fired a low shot that was redirected by a (Turn to page 21)