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Auctioneers reach to . The Port Perry Novice Auc- uoneers finished their 1987-88 hockey season on a positive note as they reached the championship game in the annual tournament Good Friday at the Scugog Arena. In the championship, the Auctioneers ran into a smooth skating and passing team from Gravenhurst. The game was score- less for two periods, thanks to some fine work by netminder Brandon Hammond. Gravenhurst broke the ice early in the third on a goal by Sean Crawley, and he In the championshi Scugog Arena last Frid Pearce Auctioneers 2-0 in a venhurst MVP Wes Harbrid mond who was the MVP f sponsored by the Jr. C MoJacks with Rob Baker presenting the banners and tro sisted by MoJack booste ay, added an insurance marker late in the period to give his team a 2-0 win. Brandon Hammond was a de- serving recipient of the game MVP award for the Auctioneers. Wes Harbridge took the same honours for Gravenhurst. The Auctioneers won a berth in the championship game after they nipped Uxbridge 2-1. Trail- ing 1-0 in the second, Tommy Chambers tied the game with as- sists to Brad Morton and Jeff Clarke. And Tommy also scored phies after the fin r Jamie Trick, front right. the winner mid way through the third period with help from Kent - Johnston and Kevin ray. This was an exciting hockey game with plenty of end to end action and good scoring chances by both teams. In their first game of the day, played at 8:00 AM, the Auction- cers needed overtime to dispatch the Oshawa Bruins. After falling behind 1-0, Tommy Chambers with an assist from Kent Johnston tied the game, only to have the Bruins go P game of the annual Novice tournament at the Gravenhurst Cougers defeated the Port Perry game that was close all the way. At left is Gra- ge with Auctioneers netminder Brandon Ham- or his team in the final. The tournament was and Clay Dempsey al game. They were as- SHATEFEST '88 presented by -- PORT PERRY FIGURE SKATING CLUB 30th ANNIVERSARY olo & Group Performances -- Guest Skaters \ APRIL 8th & 9th -- 7:30 Both Nights -- ADMISSION -- Adults $2.00; Children $1.00 Under 5 -- FREE Tickets will be sold at the door. Sanctioned by the C.F.S.A. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 5, 1988 -- 27 ahead 2-1 late in the first. There was no scoring in the middle frame, but the Auctioneers sent the game into overtime when Chambers set Johnston up in front of the net and he or flipped the disc home. In the overtime, Kevin Gray won the game for the Auctioneers on a fine effort. He picked up a loose puck deep in the Bruin zone and fired a perfect wrist shot to the top of the net. The entire team played well in this tournament, especially in a checking and defensive capacity, allowing just five goals in three games. In the consolation final, a powerhouse from Caledonia rolled over Pickering by a lop-sided mar- gin of 14-0. This tournament is sponsored by the Junior C MoJacks, and LOOKING FOR A PLACE TO ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS? Look here! ... Where consumers in need shop for the professionals in business! CALL 9865-7383 for INFORMATION BALLHOCKEY vrnament final several of the MoJacks were on hand during the day to present banners and trophies to the young players. Reaching the championship game against some tough opposi- tion was a fitting way for the sea- son to end for the Auctioneers The players are Brandon Ham- mond and Mike Morden in goal; Jeff Clarke, Jason Logan, Mike Heasman, and Brad Morton on de- fense; and forwards Tom Cham- bers, Kevin Gray, Kent Johnsten, Matt McClelland, Daryl Moase, Darryl McEnaney, Todd Parry, Brad Shanley and Tim Fitzpa- trick. The coaching staff of Bob Spencely, Ken Parry, Greg Heas- man and Murray Empringham really deserve a lot of credit for their patience and guidance with these young players. All team reps are asked to attend a meeting THURSDAY, APRIL 7th -- 7:30 PM at the Scugog Arena. Any new team reps are invited. If you cannot attend please send a substitute. : Anyone interested in refereeing (with hockey experience), please contact TODD WILBUR at 985-7746. S SUZUKI EET Durham Region's New SUZUKI DEALER Is having an introductory -- 2 or 4 Wheel Drive -- 15 Speed -- includes Speedo too ... All at a Special Price until May 28/88 (subject to availability) Durham Rd. 57 South of Blackstock -- Light & High Ground Clearance -- 4 Wheel Independent Suspension SPECIAL SUZUKI QUADRUNNER 4 WHEEL DRIVE $suzu Those who ride one know, Asselstine's Yamaha [and Suzuki) 986-4437