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Results from the Cup Day Soccer season all but over The Scugog Youth Soc- cer Club wrapped up their season with a very successful cup day on Sat. Sept. 7. This day saw players display excellent soccer skills with many exciting games in each division. There was a great turn-out of players and parents on cup day which turned out to be the hottest day of the season. There were twenty-two games played throughout the day. The referees and linespeople had their work cut out for them but all did a super job as they have throughout the summer. A big thank- you to all the enthusiastic coaches who volunteer their time each week. It is much appreciated. There are a lot of peo- ple needed to win a suc- cessful tournament or cup day. Thanks to our conveners who did a super job all season long and special thanks to all the ladies at the trailer who served the pop and hot dogs all day long. They are all very special people. I would also like to thank the parents or coaches who did the ex- cellent game reports for me each week. Parents, please make note of the Scugog Youth Soccer Club's Annual General Meeting at the Municipal Building, 8:00 P.M. October 29 in Port Perry. The Executive is in need of new members SO anyone interested, please attend or if you have any questions, com- Award winning ... ments or suggestions, or just want to sit in to hear each member's report, you are welcome. Please support your Soccer Club and try and attend. The Executive would like to thank very much Edna Templeman for a job well done as secretary over the last two years and wish Edna and her family best wishes for the safe ar- rival of their new baby around Xmas time. MINI DIVISION 1:00 Games Gord Lewis Motors - 6 Bruton's 1.D.A. - | The Gord Lewis team had an outstanding game playing well as a team. Jamie Strickert and Aaron Levy each had 2 goals while Justin Halligan and Sarah Chapman netted 1 goal each. Lee-Anne Wakeford netted Bruton's only goal. Ted E. Bear - 2 Port Perry Star - 2 « A very good close game between these two teams. Scoring for the Ted E. Bear's were Tamara Empringham and Shane Norton 1 goal each. Heather Tredway and Kevin Pike scored the Port Perry Star's goals. Lion's Club - 2 Willy's - 0 Everyone made a real team effort. Robbie Mur- phy and Matthew Brown scored the Lion's goal and Paul Shrigley played good defence for Willys while Cindy Verschuuren did an excellent job as goaltender. PORT PERRY WADO KAI KARATE... MINI - 3:00 games There was good team effort on both sides in the hot weather. Scoring for the Bears was Tamara Emprigham and Shane Norton. Lion's Club - 5 Bruton's 1.D.A. - 0 Great enthusiasm shown by both teams. Robbie Murphy scored 3 goals and Mathew Brown netted 2 goals for the Lions team. Good goaltending by Nicholas Kutlik. SQUIRT DIVISION League winners were Whitby Mall Video; Run- ners up were Canadian Tire; Cup Day Cham- pions were Whitby Mall Video; Second place win- ners were Heather's Live Bait. Congratulations coaches and players. SQUIRT DIVISION Ist Game Whitby Mall Video - 2 Brian's Towing - 0 Whitby Mall Video put the pressure on right away with a goal by Jay Tredway. Both teams played well but later in the first half Whitby Mall Video took a 2-0 lead on a penalty shot by Jay Tredway. There was lots of action in the second half by both teams but the score stayed at 2-0 giving Whitby Mall Video their first win of the day. Taylor's Gulf - ¢ Heather's Live Bait - | Matthew Brown was able to score the first goal of the game for Heather's Live Bait There were a lot of close calls for Taylor's Gulf ENROLL NOW! for BEGINNER'S CLASS IS WE CARRY -- DEMONSTRATION: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th - 6:00 PM. -- Reg. Classes (year round): Tuesday & Sunday - 7:00 p m Place: Latcham Centre, Port Perry - 985-7982 Fees: Only $55 00 for 3 months Special family rates Instructor: Sensei Rob Dods, International 1st deg Fun. exercise, self defense for the whole family Come visit a class at the Latcham Centre in Port Perry Queen & Water Streets (at the lakefront) 'HOCKEY SEASON' BACK! Pineridge Sports has One-Stop Shopping for all your Hockey Necessities C.C.M., JOFA, KOHO RAWLINGS, COOPER, CANADIEN STICKS - SKATES - TAPE etc Team Uniforms Trophies LTD. & Engraving © _ WE ALSO CARRY RINGETTE EQUIPMENT _ | BOB JAMIESON 178 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-2839 DAVE OBEf Ll a DAVE BALLINGAL | but they couldn't put the ball between the pipes 2nd Game Heather's Live Bait - 0 Canadian Tire - 2 Goalies Jeffrey Clark and Calvin Hammett played in this exciting game. Sandy Mark took the ball for a well deserv- ed goal to but Canadian Tire was ahead. A good play by Chad Mitchell put Canadian Tire ahead 2-0. Heather's Live Bait put in a god defensive game with Matthew Brown and Stewart 'Bruce giving it their all but they were unable to score. 2nd Game Whitby Mall Video - 2 Taylor's Gulf - 0 Whitby Mall Video rea'ly dominated the play with a super effort by everyone on the team. Jay Tredway got both goals but he had lots of help from teammates, Richard Kaminga, Jeff McConbey and all the rest. Matt Baxter played well in goal for Gulf and Paula Reid and Tommy Chambers worked hard. 3rd Game Canadian Tire - 1 Whitby Mall Video - 1 A quick score by San- dy Mark in the first few minutes of play really caught Whitby Mall Video napping. This was to be answered back with a real push by the Whit- by team forwards, Ryan Duff, Shanna Cornisha nd Jay Tredway. The score was quickly tied up by Jay Tredway and Kel- ly Phipps and Ryan Williams tightened up the defense and didn't let Canadian Tire have another good shot on net. The score ended with a tie. 4th Game Whitby Mall Video - 2 Heather's Live Bait - 0 Goals scored by Whit- by Mall Video were scored by Jay Tredway and Ryan Duff Kiley Ballard and Robert Gracie played well and the forwards kept the ball well up the field near PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Sept. 17, 1985 -- 21 Heather's goal for a lot of the game 4th Game Brian's Towing - 3 Canadian Tire - 2 Daryl McEnany . Started the scoring for Brian's Towing but San- dy Mark of Canadian Tire quickly tied it up. In the second half Adam Hunter for Brian's Tow- ing had a good goal but again Sandy Mark tied it up at 2-2. A penalty shot by Matt Phoenix put Brian's Towing ahead and gave them the win at 3-2. 5th Game Heather's Live Bait - | Brian's Towing - 0 Heather's Live Bait scored the first goal with credit going to Matthew Brown. Brian's Towing worked really hard with a lot of effort from Chris Raines, Amy Plain and Jeannie Templeman but - they just couldn't score. This win gave Heather's Live Bait the runner-up trophy for Cup Day. ATOM DIVISION Port Perry Maintenance - 2 Kinsmen - 1 Jeff Andrews scored both goals for the Maintenance team. Everyone played very well first thing in the morning. Sean Allen played excellent. Duane Empringham scored the goal for the Kinsmen. Everyone played well considering the heat. 12:00 Games Port Perry Maintenance - 2 A.T.J. Tool - 0 Another close game in the Atom division. Port Perry Maintenance opened the scoring when Dave Bourgois netted the first goal and Jeff An- drews scored the second one. Steven Stiles played an excellent game in net for Port Perry Main- tenance earning himself a sheet-out. Michael Pashley played well for AT J Tool considering he had three injuries dur- (Turn to page 22) 1Pf <©% A Pa, I Cho, 2 , £ LY ANY : 2 Yn, PR PORT PERRY COMMUNITY CURLING CLUB NEW MEMBERS WELCOME! to 10:00 pm 985-7709 October 28 available Contact fun!! 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