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| 26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 24, 1987 During the school break last 22 hockey teams from. week, Oshawa, Bowmanville, Port Hope, Newcastle, Sutton, Peterborough, Bewdley and Uxbridge came to SCugog Arena fo compete against 18 teams from Port Perry in the se cond annual Port Perry Minor Hockey House League Tournament Twelve Atom teams and twelve Novice teams played off in round robin play on Monday and Wednes day respectively. The Pee Wee's competed on Thursday with the Bantams taking to the ice on Fri day On Saturday, the division win ners returned to compete in the Championship games Every player and coach com- peting in the tournament received a momento. The division finalists 3 JE wy : i q £ / , 2 Lions assisted by Shannen Leslie to narrow the Lewis lead to just one goal. Mark Cosway clinched the vic tory for Lewis by completing his hat trick with just eleven seconds left in the game Best Effort-awards were won by Mark Cosway for Lewis and Kevin Ellis for the Lions In game two, Port Pern Scugog Lumber faced off Port Perry Mar) Imipp Realty Scugog scored first on an goal by Steven Stiles fake 1] against unassisted Imipp then scored the next three goals to take a 3-1 lead early in the third period (soals were scored by Darrin Hope, Wade Sheedy, and Ricky Olaisen with assists going to David Holt. Troy Hope, and Wade Sheedy Steven Stiles scored his second goal In the Novice A championship, Oshawa Harmony defeated Port Perry Kinsmen 5-3, in a hard fought match. Best effort awards went to lan Shrigley (left) and Dalon Goodyear. Kinsmen was the only Port Perry team to make it to the A champiohship in the House League tournament. received Port Perry Minor Hockey pucks while all others received pan- nants As well, following every game a "Best Effort" trophy was awarded to a player from each team. The selection of plavers was based on the level of determination and effort displayed within the spirit of fair play Each team was served a delicious hot lunch of meat pies, potatoes and peas with gravy and tarts for dessert Many thanks to Ivan Geer. Ken Smart, Stan LeFort. Jim Grosvenor, Charlie Bourgeois. John Bricknell and Elmer Lee who kept things running smoothly at the rink and to the many hockey moms who helped prepare and serve the meals Atom - March 16 In the first game of the tourna Jnent Port Perry Lions played Port Perry Gord Lewis Motors Lewis scored first on a goal by Mike . Pashley from John Hall The Lions tied the game late in the first period when Kevin Ellis scored unassisted Fhe teams exchanged goals.in the second pericd Scoring for the Lions was Jason Philips from Sean Gawley The Lions goal was scored by Mark Cosway on a set up from Louis Whit field. Lewis scored two goals in the first half of the third period to take a 4-2 lead. The goal scorers were Paul Bycock and Mark Cosway Mike Pashley earned assists on both goals. Craig Dole then scored for the of the game assisted by Kevin Pearce and Andrew Jones to pull Scugog within one goal Kent Jamieson scored unassisted with _ two minutes left to give Tripp a two goal lead again Dale sradbur) scored from Steven Stiles to close out the scoring in the game won by Tripp 4-3 Best Efforts were awarded to Scugog's Steven Stiles and Ricky Olaisen from Tripp Realty Port Perry U AW plaved Bowmanville Lange's Photo in the third game U A W's Robert McEachern scored a natural hat trick ip the second perod to open up a 3-0 Port Perry lead Jeremy Nor ton assisted on all three goals and Jason Dunkley assisted on the third goal. Daryl Bourgeois scored in the third period. assisted by Brad Lemieux tocapa4owinfor U A W Garfield LeFort plaved good stand up goal to earn the shutout U AW 's Robert McEachern and Bowmanville's Ryan Polley earned Best Effort awards In the final game of the morning Port Perry Whitby Auto Wreckers played the strong Bowmans ile 40] Esso team Bowmanville took an early 2-0 lead but Port Perry fought back to tie the game by the second period. Scoring for Port were An drew Pereman from Mike Pothier and Chad Venning assisted by Nicks Beare and Ritchie Tripp Bowman ville scored four straight goals to take the game 6 2 Best Efforts were awarded to Trevor McDonald of Bowmanville and to Greg Rankin who was kept very busy in the Port Perry net In their second game, Gord Lewis clinched a berth in the Champion- ship round with an exciting 3-2 dou- ble overtimg victory over Oshawa St. Marys. scoring for Lewis were bows Whitfield and Mark Cosway 2) with assists going to Mike Pashley and Louis Whitfield ' Best Effort awards went to Lewis goaltender Dan Bycok and Oshawa's Mike Coros The Mar) Tripp Realty team fac- ed the tough Oshawa Albert Street team in their second game of the day. The Tripp team played a great game but could not beat the Oshawa goalie. Oshawa scored three goals in the last five minutes of the game to finally pull ahead and earn a 4-0 -victory. Graham Holt of Tripp and Steven Buta of Albert Street were award- ed Best Effort trophies. Oshawa St. Marys defeated Port Perry Lions Club 6-1 in what turn- ed out to be the final game for each team. Lions lone goal was scored by Sean Gawley from Jason Philips and Kevin Ellis. Brad Strickers earned the Best Effort for the Lions while Shawn Doyle was chosen from St. Marys. Oshawa Albert Street advanced to Championship play with a 5-3 win over Port Perry Lake Scugog: Lumber. Scoring for Scugog were Steven Stiles with 1 goal and 1 assist and Kevin Pearce with two goals. Best Efforts were earned by Scugog's Kyle Simms and Oshawa"s Steven Buta. North Oshawa Park defeated Port 'Perry U.A'W. 2-0 to create a three way, tie with Bowmanville Lange's Photo. U. A.W. advanced to the Championship round because of its better goals for/against record. - Robert McEachern of U A.W. and Owen Terreau of North Oshawa Park were awarded Best Efforts. In the final game of the day Port Perry Whitby Auto Wreckers defeated Oshawa Cedar Ridge 6-2. Scoring for the Wreckers were Mike Labanovich (3 goals), Chad Venning (1 goal, 2 assist), Nicki Beare (1 goal|2 assists), Andrew Pereman (1 goal, 2 assist), Brandon Puckrin (2 _ assists), and Neil Hancock (1 assist). Best Efforts were won by Port's Nicki Beare and Oshawa's Dereck Soltern. Novice - March 18 In the Elmer Lee Division, Port Perry Kinsmen edged Port Perry Printing 2-1 in a very exciting open- ing game. Port Perry Printing's lone goal was scored by Ryan Morden, assisted by Matt Mantel ind Robert Grove. lan Shrigley scored both Kinsmen goals in the last five minutes of the game. Best Effort awards went to the Printer's goalie Sean Allen and the K'nsmen"s lan Shrigley Port Perry Kinsmen defeated Oshawa St. Mary's 5-4 in their next game. Scoring for the Kinsmen were lan Shrigley (4 goals, 1 assist). Jeff Clarke (2 assists), Matt McClelland (1 assist), and Darryl Moase (1 assist) Best Efforts were earned by Shawn Lawerentz for the Kinsmen and Jeff Sasseville for St. Mary's In the final game for this division. Oshawa St" Mary's defeated Port "erry Printing 4-0 Best Efforts were earned by Port's Todd Parry and St Mary's Pat McCormick In the Charles Brignall Division. Port Perry Van Camp Contracting outscored Port Perry David's Hairstyling 6-1. Scoring for David's were Jeff Griffin (2 goals, 1 assist). Daryl Bourgeois (2 goals, 1 assist Scott Swain (1 goal, 1 assist). Kris tian Wooten (1 goal. 1 assist). Scot Prechitko assist rand Brad Mor Forty teams compete in Marc \Y "4 Pp The Atom A final featured a close game between Oshawa Albert St. and Newcastle 401 Esso with Oshawa winning 4-2. Best effort awards went to Jeff Brown (left) and Mike Talotti. In the B final, Port Perry's Gord Lewis tripped up UAW from Port Perry 5-3. ton (1 asssit).-David's goal was scored by Matt Brown unassisted. Best Efforts were awarded to VanCamp's Daryl Bourgeois and David's Matt Brown. In the second game for this divi- sion, Port Perry VanCamp Contrac- ting defeated Oshawa MacKenzie Park 5-3 VanCamp's scoring was handled by Daryl Bourgeois 3 goals, 1 assist), Scott Swain, Scot Prechitko (1 goal each), and Jeff Griffin, Kristian Wooten, and Brad Morton (1 assist each). Best Effort winners were Scot Prechitko for VariCamps and Aaron Bilone for MacKenzie Park. Port Perry David's Hairstyling were then edged 4-3 by MacKenzie Park. Matt Brown scored three unassisted goals to take care of the { scoring for David's. Kent Taylor won the Best Effort for David's with Chris Alisauskas picking up the award for MacKenzie. Port Perry Remax Realty faced Oakwood in the first game of the Grant Williams Division. The strongd Remax team skated to a 10-1 vic- tory. Remax scoring was handled by Jon Jamieson (1 goal. 3 assist). Steve Cochrane (4 goals). Matt Phoenix (3 goals), Ryan Diceman (1 goal, 1assist), and Adam Hunter (1 goal). s Best Efforts were awarded to Matt Phoenix of Remax and An- drew Trent of Oakwood. Oshawa Baker Park defeated Oakwood 12-0 to set up the deciding (Turn to page 27) & motorcycle clothing. This year we have added "ANSWER motorcross apparel including A-tech helmets & Pro Glow pants. jerseys, etc Come to Asselstine's for your motorcycle needs Durham Rd. S. of Blackstock 986-4437 L. MOTORCYCLE ACCESSORIES ASSELSTINE'S YAMAHA has a large selection of helmet - bid Fog ONE ARNT Rk SS OPEN ER NAY 4 oR i OS a