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Fi a 28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 18, 1968 Colin Dodd new president of soccer club Colin Dodd has been named the president of the Scugog Youth Soccer Club for the 1989 season. Mr. Dodd, who has a long as- sociation with soccer in the com- munity, takes over from Ron Co- sway. He will remain active with the association in its efforts to build a new washroom-club house facility at the soccer fields on Simcoe Street. Mr. Dodd's appointment came at the club's annual meeting in Port Perry October 13. He told the meeting that one thing he hopes to be able to do in the 1989 season is encourage more soccer players in the 14-16 year age group. the 22 noted that this seems to be age when many players drop oh soccer. Mr. Dodd said that he will en- courage the formation of a team for competitive level soccer if there is sufficicnt interest from players who want to play at this level. The annual meeting was inter- rupted for a special presentation to members of the Homestead Furni- ture girls team which had a very successful season this past sum- mer, winning their league title in Durham. All members of the team were presented with sweaters, as were Chic Carnegie and Ralph Ballard from Homestead Furniture, the sponsor for the last ten years. The Soccer Association is now working on the preliminary plans for construction of a new building that will serve as equip- ment storage, washrooms, change rooms and canteen. Gary Adams, a Wintario con- sultant (Central Region) was present at the annual meeting to explain some of the details of Wintario grants and how to apply for them, He sald Nei Winiauo will cover one- of a capi ject like a new field house, if -- grant is approved. Applications can be made be- tween May and September, so it appears as if the club will have to wait until next to apply for fund- ing. If the application is approved, the money would be available in 1990. Other grants from Wintario are also available for such h things as new equipment like goal posts and for work on the fields, such as levelling and grading, he said. Wintario grants, he said are handed out on the basis of their merits and how badly an organiza- tion needs new facilities. The local soccer association believes that a new field-house would cost in the neighbourhood of $60,000. Also at the meeting last week, new executive members were ap- pointed in the following posi- tions. Marc Russell and Bob Mur- phy as vice presidents for travell- ing and house league teams; Linda Pellaske and treasurer; Rob New- combe as secretary and registrar; Jim Callan as chief referee; Alf Huggins and tournament chair- man; Ron Cosway as equipment manager; Don Farquharson and Bob Myers will handle the head coaching duties; Paul Sherwood as field manager. Rob Johnston and Barry Johnston were named as di- rectors. 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The coach this year is Bryce Jones and Mike Prechitko is the trainer and assistant coach. Those chosen for the .team include...1 Darryl Holtby; 30 Brandon Hammond; 4 Jeff Clarke; 5 Shaun Lewerentz; 6 Brad Shanley; 7 Kent Taylor; 8 Darryl Moase; 9 Kevin Gray; 10 Brad Morton; 11 Ryan Williams 12 Matt Hobbs; 14 Jason Logan; 15 Greg Thompson; 16 Todd Parry and 22 Matt Mantel. The team started off the season in fine style with a win in Ux- bridge in a late afternoon game on Oct. 15. The boys pretty well had control of the play with a special effort being made to pass the puck i SKATE SHARPENING Team Jackets & Uniforms Bicycle Repairs Silk Screening done on Premises SPORTS SHOP Queen Street - Port Perry PHONE 985-2839 § Constant pressing by the for- wards and the defense holding firm on the blue line gave the Pine Ridge team the upper hand throughout. Goalies Brandon Hammond and Darryl Holtby on- ly had one shot each on net. Dar- ryl Moase tallied 2 goals with Todd Parry and Shaun Lewerentz scoring 1 each. After a really quick supper the boys were back at the Port Perry arena, dressed and ready to roll in a 7:30 exhibition game with the Bowmanville Toro's. The Toro's opened the scoring in the first period while the Port Perry team adjusted to this faster paced game. The second period was bet- ter balanced overall with Jeff Clarke scoring, assisted by Matt Hobbs and Matt Mantel. The Toro's came back in the third period with 2 goals but the home team was re-charged when Greg Thompson put them back in the game with a goal assisted by Ryan Williams and Brad Shanley. The final and tying goal was tallied by Matt Hobbs assisted by Jeff Jamieson. The final few minutes of the game were frantic as both teams dug deep but the score remained 3-3. The fans real- ly enjoyed the 'don't give up" at- titude displayed by the 2 well mat- - ched teams. 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