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| RY a i A --_ aS Eagles soar The Eagles enter the new year in a winning way by bringing home the hardware from the Ux- bridge tournament. (It's always nice to beat Uxbridge in the final of there own tournament by a decisive score of 7 to 4) "Way to go Eagles". On route to that final game it felt like a warm up for the first round of playoffs. In the first game we disposed of Lin- say 6 to 1 and in the second game, lacking players in the lineup thru injuries and some working, we struggled with Stouffville for two Perioais and then with 5 minutes eft in the third and losing 2 to 1 the Eagles went to work and fill- ed the net with four goals to win 5 to 2. Monday night we hosted "Pickering for our final meeting to victory this season and with a full line up for once, we skated to a 7 to 4 vic- tory. ' With three tough tournaments ahead of 'us, this weekend in Georgetown, next weekend in Ajax and the following in Ganano- que will set the tempo for this years playoffs. With the first round of playoffs to begin in two weeks here is our line up for this season: In Goal - Chris McConnell and Jamie Brown On Defence - Paul Wyle, Derek Fitzgerald, Jason Weinhold and Kris Lavereau Forwards - Scott Porter, Mike Sorley, Jarrett Harman, Jim Ver- non, Todd Taylor, Kevin Gibson, Gerry Douma, Sean Bradbury and Chris Legere. Sporitsland Jrs. win the silver Our Juniors travelled to Markham during Christmas break for a 3 day tournament. _ The first game was on Wed. at 10:00 a.m. against Whitby. - "The girls played super, their passes and pick-ups were right on. Heather Laurence was ex- cellent between the pipes. Scorers - Denna Lovering 2, Cheryl Arm- strong 2, Danielle Cooper 2, Lisa Levy2. The second game was on Thurs- day against Mt. Hamilton. First half of the first period was good Ringette. Then too many penalties for our team caused us to lose by a 8-4 score. Scorers were Lisa Levy 1, Denna Lover- ing 1, Nicole Beare 1, Sylvia Dur- ward 1. Our third game was also on Thursday against Markham Mother's. This game the girls played well. Heather once again was great between the pipes. We ended up winning 6-5. Scorers were Cheryl Armstong 1, Nicole Beare 2, Lisa Levy 2, Danielle Cooper 1. This game put us in the Championship Semi-Final round on Friday at 2:30. } - On Friday we met up with a team from Rosedale. This team hadn't lost a game yet. This game was nerve racking for both sides. Both teams play great. At the end of the second period the score was tied 5-5. This meant 5 minutes of overtime. At 4:11 mark of over- time Denna scored making it 6-5. Heather stood her ground inbet- ween the pipes for the last few seconds of the period. The girls ere flying high after this game ause they were headed for the Championship at 8:00 p.m. Scorers were Cheryl Armstrong 2, Denna Lovering 4. The Championship game put Sportsland Juniors up against Mt. Hamilton once again. Due to a very one sided game in penalties our girls lost to Mt. Hamilton once again. But one thing I have to say to the girls, you played well, I am proud of all of you. Congratula- tions again! Wins tourney (From page 22) Game 3 Larocque 1 sha Albert t. 3 This game featured some outstanding saves in goal by Larocque's Kyle Simms who was chosen the star of the game by the coaching staff. Louis Whitfield opened the scoring at 2:01 of the first period. Mark Cosway scored 55 seconds later to give Larocque a 2-0 lead. Albert St. managed to score one in the last 10 seconds of the first period. d JR. 'C" HOCKEY Larocque's Kevin Pearce cap- ped off a nice three way passing play from Craig Coates and Mark Cosway to make the score 3-1. Constant pressure resulted in our fourth goal late in the second period by Mark Cosway from Craig Coates and Louis Whitfield. Although Albert St. scored two goals in the third period, when the buzzer _went Larocque Electric had won the "A" Championship. Congratulations to all team members on a terrific tournament. 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