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re el ons Sp TH 5. am AN Wl Wr 7 24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 23, 1985 Shut-outs popular in local soccer action The coaches are taking orders at $4.00 a hat paid in advance. Please talk to your coach about ordering a hat in the next week as orders will be going in shortly. MINIS . Port Perry Star - 4 Brutons IDA - 0 Great game by all the players scoring for Port Perry Star was Kevin Pike with 3 goals. It was a good team effort with lots of help from the goalposts. Christa Kooger played a super game as goaltender for Brutons I.D A. Lion's Club - 2 Ted E. Beare - 0 This was a close game with good team effort by all. Very good goalten- ding by Melissa Gouldburn and Kristina Piersma for the Lion's Club resulting in a 290 score. Robbie Murphy scored both goals, play- ing a great game. Cate Lewis, Shane Norton, and Gavin Baxter tried hard to score goals for the Ted E. Bear team. Good goaltending by lan Ross and Tammara Empripgham. "7 --Gord'Lewis Motors - 5 / Willy's - 0 his was a strong game for Gord Lewis With Jamie Strickert / [SHAWA [8JARDEN Bervice scoring 3 goals and Justin Halligan scoring 2 goals. Cindy Versch- uuren, Brooke Stanley, and Cameron Dunnet were strong in goal for Willy's while Mike Vader played a strong offensive game. SQUIRTS Whitby Mall Video - 4 Canadian Tire - 0 This was a hard fought game with Canadian Tire trying their hardest but, they were up against a strong Whitby Mall team. Scoring for the Video team were Jay Tredway 2 goals and Justin Wotton 2 goals. Shawna Cornish and Michael Balmforth had a good game on defence with Kiley Ballard and Robert Gracie playing a strong offensive game. Brian's Towing - 7 Taylor's Service Station - 2 Brian's team had a good game with seven goals. I don't have the names of the goal scorers for this team. Hopefully I can report more on this team next week. Scoring for Brian's was Lisa Dodd with both goals. There was ex- cellent team effort while playing short handed. Lori Brown made some good passing skills. Jason Vader and Steven Elhot played well on defence. Heather's Live Bait had a bye this week. ATOMS ATJ Tools - 5 Port Perry Maintenance - 0 Lots of team work and passing for ATJ Tools. John Hall and Michael . Nichols kept the pressure on with the rest of the forward line. Michael Pashley and Tanya Towns played good on defence, as was Brad Lemieux. Mark Cosway shared in the shut out with some super saves. The Port Perry Main- tenance team played a great first half. Good goaltending by Jeff An- drews and Kevin Paton. The Kinsmen team played Denny Metals. Excellent goaltending by Matthew Coyne for Kinsmen. Also for Kinsmen with strong defence was Jeff Flet- cher in the second half; James Stewart played very aggressive. There was no report given by the coach of the Denny Metal's team. On Tuesday, July 9, ATJ Tools played an ex- hibition game with Little Britain in Port Perry. This was an exciting Thickson Rd. N., 655-3331 (Just 2 miles north of Taunton Rd.) game with lots of end to end action Michael Willams scored ATJ's lone goal. The game end- ed in a score of Little Bri- tain 1; ATJ Tools 1. SOCCER ON THE ROAD Pee Wee Boys On Tuesday July 9 the Port Perry Vachon 'Pan- thers' travelled to Darl- ington to play Hampton. Despite having 80 per- cent of the offence in the first half, Port couldn't get the ball past the tall Hampton goalie and at the half time whistle Port was down one goal to nil. The second half was on- ly underway two minutes when Hampton scored from a long direct free kick. With the wind in their backs the Port team was caught up field on several occasions when Hampton kicked it over their heads and on- ly some fast scrambling by the defence stopped Hampton scoring. The first scoring opportunity for Port in the second half came at the 16 min. mark when Vince Tripp booted a booming shot from 19 yds. out just passed the post. Mike Toye was a constant threat on the right wing but the tall Hampton goalie was able to in- tercept almost all the' passes in the centre. Some fancy dribbling by James Stubbs created several exciting moments but this even- ing it appeared that Port couldn't buy a goal. Michael Butt was in goal in the second half for Port and was unlucky to have three goals scored against him. Michael made several diving saves from the feet of the charging Hampton for- wards. Unfortunately, at the final whistle the score was 4-0 for Hampton. On Sat. July 13, the Vachon 'Panthers' played in a tournament in Uxbridge. They played 3 games. Their first game was a 9:00 a.m. against Whitby. In the first half Whitby came on with a very strong forward line and despite the offensive play being evenly split bet- ween the two teams, their shooters were able to put six between the posts before Jamie Stubbs put one behind the Whitby goalie at the thirty eight min. mark. Whitby again showed their strength and scored six min. into the second half. Jamie Brown tallied for Port ten min. nursery garden centres 1625 Dundas St. W., Whitby, 668-8190 (Just east of Durham Rd. No. 23) later but Port couldn't maintain the rally and Whitby scored twice more to make the final score Whitby nine and the 'Panthers' two. Port's second game of the day was played at 12:00 against Pickering. Port really showed their stuff against this team playing a very strong of- fensive and defensive game and a good team effort by every member of the 'Panthers' Michael Toye had in- jured his arm in the first game and still played a strong game on defence. The whole team put up quite a fight with good end to end playing and came out on top with a score of 4-3 for Port. Jamie Brown played a strong game getting all four goals for Port. The Panthers third and final game was played at 3:00 against the host team, Uxbridge. The play swung from end to end all through the first half with both teams coming very close to scoring on several occa- sions. Alec Cranmer opened the scoring for Port at the thirty-four minute mark and Ux- bridge tied the game with just one minute left in the first half. Your complete one stop gardening shops in Durham Region * NURSERY STOCK * PRENENNIALS * ROSES * ANNUALS * HOUSE PLANTS 25-40% OFF ALL OUTDOOR FURNITURE AND ACCESSORIES 0% OFF ALL S¢ IJERVICE lo Wily wy? wey 401 Te bovmannilly --= E § thickson road north, brooklin phone 655-3331 1625 dundas street w., whitby phone 668-8190 Some very exciting moments between the six foot Uxbridge goalie out- side the goal area and gutsy Mike Toye had the spectators on their feet. Late in the second half, both teams were visibly tiring when Uxbridge silenced the Port Perry supporters by scoring their second goal. Ian Thompson played an outstanding game in goal and made several spectacular saves when the fast-footed Uxbridge strikers raced behind the tiring Port Perry defence. With just a few minutes left in the game, a direct free kick was tip- ped round the post by a diving Uxbridge goalie and robbed Port of a super chance to tie the game. Two minutes later a two man break-away by Uxbridge managed to slip the ball under a div- ing Ian Thompson to bring the final score to three to one. The team would like to thank the parents for their support along with the coaches and Mr. Tripp with his fine repor- ting on this team. Everyone had a super day with some fine soccer. Graduation pS in On June 15, Patricia Horn. daughter of Chuck and Anne Terry, graduated from Ryerson with a diploma in Business Administra- tion Patricia will be con- tinuing her education this Fall at Ryerson for her degree and JENGRAVING | | DO- JO-NO's | RECORD. 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