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The Malmont Farms Atom A's concluded a busy hockey weekend by qualifying for the A final in the Port Perry Tournament Saturday afternoon. Friday night Port hosted the LNHL Canadians and came away with a 2-2 tie. Dave Bourgeois gave Port an early lead, backhan- ding Mike Labanovich's goalmouth pass into the net. Then, after Oshawa had taken a 2-1 lead, Mike made another nice feed from behind the net to Neil Mueller. Neil made no mistake ourying the puck to give Port the ie. The Scugog Arena was the sc Saturday morning, Malmont's first game matched then against the Oshawa Black Hawks. Just before the first period ended the line of Joe Broadworth, Chad Kearns and Neil Mueller applied some heavy pressure around the Oshawa net with Chad finally scoring assisted by Joe and Neil. At the mid point of the game, Jeremy Geer popped in a re- bound, assisted by Kenton LeFort and Jay Tredway. This goal was also the result of excellent sus- tained pressure by that line. Oshawa scored a goal on a penalty shot halfway through the ene Satuiday for the annual Atom hockey tour- third to cut the lead, but late in the game Brent Harper stole a puck at the Oshawa blue line and made a fine individual effort to beat two men and stuff in an insurance goal and salt away a 3-1 victory. That win put Port up against Uxbridge in game 2. Uxbridge opened the scoring with a power play goal late in the first but Chad got that back less than two minutes later. He potted the goal on a rebound with Joe and Neil drawing assists. In the second, Kenton emerged from a scramble to fire a high shot in the net for a 2-1 lead. Jay nament sponsored by Port Perry Lions Club. In the A championship, the Port Perry Malmont Atoms ran up agaainst the powerful and smooth passing Oshawa Little NHL Red Wings who rolled to an 8-0 victory. The Red Wings were full marks for their championship, scoring 27 goals in three games, while giving up just three. Dave Wilson of the Lions Club presents the trophy to Red Wings captain steve Ball with Port captain Joe Broadworth. At right is final game MVP .Shane Dow of the Red Wings. The Pearce Auctioneers are in the midst of their playoffs and have been up against Stouffville and Cobourg. They have had a couple of busy weeks and have proven to be continually strong in this round-robin. Their first game was against Stouffville and proved to be a hard fought game for Port. They came from behind in the third period to score three goals, but it wasn't enough to catch Stouff- villes 5 goal lead. Scoring for Port in this game was Daryl McEnaney 1 goal, Tommy Chambers 1 goal, Jeff Clarke 1 goal, Brad Morten 1 assist, Todd Parry 1 assist and Tim Fitzpatrick 1 assist. Their next game was last Wednesday night in Port against Cobourg. Port opened up the scor- ing early in the 1st period and con- tinued to dominate -the game. However, Cobourg managed to put 2 goals in our net to take the lead. Port's hard work paid off in the third period and saw their final goal come on a rebound with only 14 seconds on the clock to tie the game. Great effort, boys! Scoring in this game were Tim Fitzpatrick 1 goal, Darryl Moase 1 goal, Tommy Chambers 1 assist, Jason Logan 1 assist and Matthew McClelland 1 assist. On Friday the boys travelled to Stouffville to play their 3rd game in this series, and it was an impor- tant one. Port needed this win to stay in contention for the playoffs and that's what they did. Although Stouffville took the lead in the 1st period, Port definitely outplayed their op- ponents. The second period saw Port slam continually on Stouff- ville's net. However, it wasn't till the third period that Port put one past the goalpost to tie the game. Again with only minutes to play Port Curling Corner by Scott Howey Congratulations to the Port Perry rink of Scott Howey, Dave Roth, Glen James & Ken Jeffrey on winning the O.C.A. Colts com- petition in Unionville this past weekend. Th team defeated teams from the Oshawa Curling Club and the Oshawa Golf Club on their way to capturing the A-side of the event. They now travel to Sutton on March 12-13 for the Regional level of the competition. Another Port Perry team, that included Earl Mayes, Brian Reader, Dave Tingle, Bob Corbett & Bert Hutcheon, 19st their first game, won their second but were eliminated after the third game. This coming weekend is Taylor Insurance Mixed Bonspiel at the Club. Auctioneers in real battle took the lead on a breakaway to win the game. It was a well deserved win. Scoring in this game were Tom- my Chambers 1 goal, Daryl McEnaney 1 goal, Todd Parry 2 assists, Tim Fitzpatrick 1 assist and Mike Heasman 1 assist. Although it doesn't show in the scoring all the boys deserve a special mention for a great game of hockey. On Sunday the boys travelled to Cobourg for their next game. They started out on a good note and were leading with a score of 3-1 by the middle of the second period. From then on, their tim- ing was off and Cobourg answered with 3 goals to take the lead and win by a score of 4-3. Scoring for Port were Tommy Chambers 1 goal, 2 assists, Dar- ryl Moase 1 goal, 1 assist, Kevin Gray 1 goal, Tim Fitzpatrick 1 assist and Jason Logan 1 assist. The boys saw further: action Sunday evening in an exhibition game against Manvers. Their heavy schedule caught up with them and proved to be Manvers' asset. Port could not keep up with them giving netminders Brandon Hammond and Mike Morden plenty of action. Our only goal came on a breakaway by Tommy Chambers, unassisted. Port will meet up again with Cobourg to determine who will qualify for the next round of playoffs. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 1, 1988 -- 29 and Jeremy Geer were also in on the play. Then Joe went to work as he scored three straight goals for his first hat-trick, and the first of the season for Malmont Farms. His first was a perfect deflec- tion of Chad's shot from the boards. Scott Heasman got the other assist, moving the puck from the point in to Chad. Neil also had a big hand in the goal, making a perfect check to start the play. The second came from a nice pass from Mike after Brett Lawson had kept the play alive alertly at the line. Then Steve Gilbert made a save, Chad pick- ed up the rebound and carried it the length of the ice to feed Joe off the edge of the crease for goal number 3. Beside his assist, Steve played a strong game and made one outstanding save on Uxbridge star Aaron Morrison with Port shorthanded and the score 3-2. The Port Perry Cutters, spon- sored by Port Perry Carpet and Tile and owned by Don and Wen- dy Murdock, competed in the Beaverton Kinsmen Oldtimers Hockey Tournament over the weekend. Although few in numbers, spirit and heart carried them into the B championship and they wound up the champs. The days competition started by playing East Gwillimbury in which the final score favoured the Cutters, 4 to 0 giving Doug McSween another tournament shut out! The line of Terry Rose, Doug Suppelsa and Doug Brown, better known as the "Crandell Connec- tion". opened the scoring with Terry scoring his first of two goals, with assists going to Doug Suppelsa and Glen Howsam. The other two goals were scored by Doug Suppelsa and Ron Jeffrey with assists going to Terry Rose, Tom Patton, Glen Howsam, and Neil Crouter. The second game, another fast pace skate, the Cutters ran out of legs and they found themselves on the wrong end of a 5 to 1 game against the Sunderland Relics. Goals for Sunderland were divided up amongst Ron Keeler, Gary Bagshaw, Les Brown, Don McFadden and Alan Marshall, and assists awarded to Gary Bagshaw, and Alan Marshall with two each and single assists to Stan Malmont Atoms in tourney final Unfortunately, the champion- ship game involved the Oshawa Red Wings who were on a roll, outscoring their early opposition 19-2. Port produced an effort but fell victim also, by an 8-0 count. The line of Joe, Neil and Chad played well, giving up no goals and creating some good chances offensively, but the Red Wings unselfish passing and strong team * effort made them deserving winners. Overall, the team had a fairly strong four games and special mention to Clay Scott who played some excellent games and added a few big rushes, especially against the Canadians. Congratulations also to the Pineridge Atom B's who were outstanding in winning their sec- tion of the tournament with three exciting games, including a Championship win over Georgetown. Cutters sharp Wilson, Don Maloney, Ron Thompson, Harold Fair and Don McFadden. The single marker for the Cutters, was Doug Suppelsa, assisted by Neil Crouter. The third B final game placed the Port Perry Cutters against the hometown Beaverton Oldtimers. This game again started out with a lot of hustle and the Cutters found themselves in a spot with 2 goals against them in the first seven minutes. Before the final buzzer sounded the 'Crandell Connection' went to work again with the results being a 6 to 3 game favouring the Port Perry Cutters. Terry Rose again led the way with 3 goals and singles went to Doug Suppelsa, Tom Patton and Ron Jeffrey with assists awarded to Neil Crouter and Glen Howsam, 2 each, and single assists to Ron Jeffrey, Terry Rose, Doug Suppelsa and Reg Templeton. Beavertons goals were scored by Larry Clayton, Howie Goast and Grant Fareman, with assists going to Phil Buttler, Ted Budd, Keith Foreman and Don Dalzell. The Port Perry Cutters would like to thank the Beaverton Kinsmen Club for hosting the tournaiuent, their sponsor Port Perry Carpet and Tile for their support and to congratulate the Sunderland Relics for their win the the ""A" championship. Pee Wee H.L. Playoffs in Pee Wee House League began in a game between Consumers Gas and Emiels Place. Consumers played their best game of the year taking a 4-0 victory. Emiels just couldn't get it together and Consumers took advantage of this. Ross Stainton scored early in the first period, Ryan Ridgeway and Steve Gascoyne picked up the assists. Emiels kept Consumers to 1 goal until the third period when Scott Airey scored his first of two goals from Wade Sheedy and Steve Gascoyne. Scott's second goal was assisted by Ryan Ridgeway and Jason Eenling. Consumers fourth and final goal was scored by Wade Sheedy from Ross Stainton and Louis Whitfield. Consumers showed a real team effort with special men- tion to Andrew Pereman and Mike Olaisen. Big V Drug Store and Scala Brothers had a real battle in their first playoff game on Wednesday evening. Big V were successful in this game winning 3-1. Scala played well but Big V were able to capitalize on their chances. Todd Smart scored first for Big V with a nice wrist shot from the slot and Phil Edgar pick- ed up the assist. Ryan Picard also for Big V scored the next two goals, one assisted by Ian McClelland and the other unassisted. Scalas. Graham Carnegie fought back on a slick slap shot and was assisted by Scott Foster. Blair Prechitko played well for Scala as did Brad Lemieux for Big V.