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xf) ' 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday. January 10, 1989 we bo, LF ete ay ed The Port Perry MoJacks, playing their best hockey to date this season, have pushed their un- defeated streak to five games in the Central Junior C League. MoJacks are four wins and a tie in their last five outings which include a pair of weekend victories over the Uxbridge Bruins and the Trenton Golden Hawks. In Uxbridge on Friday even- ing, the team needed a couple of late goals in the third period to ce- merit a 5-3 win over the Bruins. Defenseman Rob Metcalfe netted the winner with 1:51 to play with assists to Troy Foster Greg Warriner. And then with one second to play, it was Warrin- er who rolled in a long empty net- pogo Rh 3 oi, * or Other marksmen for the Mo- Jacks in this one included Warren Geer, Brad Menzies and captain Thane Ellis, John Harman and Troy Foster each had two assists. On Sunday night at the Scu- gog Arena, captain Thane Ellis turned in his best game ever in a MoJacks jersey with four goals and an assist as the MoJacks rolled over the Trenton Hawks 8- 3 And Jeff Fitchett also had a t night on the score-sheet as picked up five assists. John Harman notched a pair in the winning cause with singles to Troy Foster and Steve Durham. But it was Ellis who did the damage, and he set the stage for his fine game say in the os on a power play. ng a pass from Fitchett. he sailed July the left side, cut around a Hawk defender and using his long reach stuffed the puck past Lonnie Lewis in the cage. The Hawks tied it 1-1 a - couple of minutes later and then Steve Durham pounced on a re-- bound at 12:54 to put the Mo- Jacks ahead for good. w The Harman-Geer-Menzies line went to work late in the peri- od with some nifty passing deep in the Trenton zone with Harman finishing off the play by flipping the puck over the netminder. - About the only mistake the Greg Warrlner (in white) and an un-identified Trenton player jostle in front of the Trenton net during Jr. C action Sunday at the Scugog Arena. The MoJacks, vastly improved over.a month ago, Thane Ellis with four goals and an assist. evening In Uxbridge, the MoJacks are now it's a good time for the team to go on a bit Junior C All Star game this Saturday night (Jan 14) at the Scugog Arena with (see story for detalls on the two weekend ModJacks victo- faceoff 'set for 8:00 PM ries) Pee Wee Bs down Whitby Last Wednesday night the Stone Realty Pee Wees travelled to Whitby and came home with a 5-2 win. Whitby scored the first goal but Mark Cosway tied it up 3 minutes later. Whitby again took the lead midway through the se- cond period before Mike Sluggett tied the game once again. Scott Wylie then put Port ahead to stay late in the second period. Aron Doyle gave Port a two goal lead with Todd Smart picking up an assist. Scott Heasman then finish- ed off the scoring assisted by Mike Sluggett. On Saturday afternoon the Stone travelled to Oshawa to y Major Canadiens. The ys played one of their best -games of the year but unfor- tunately came out on the short end of a 2-0 score. - rematch seconds into the game assisted by Neil Mueller. Scott Wylie gave Port a 2-0 lead assisted by Scott Heasman. Todd Smart then show- ed some great hustle to score Ports third goal with Aron Doyle and Jeremy Norton picking up assists. Steve Desautels then gave Port a 4-0 lead with Louie Whit- field and Todd Smart picking up - assists. Jeremy Norton increased the lead to 5 with a nice shot from just inside the blueline after being set up by Brent Harper. Chad Kearns then finished off the scor- , ing, picking up a rebound off of a goalmouth scramble with assists going to Todd Smart and Steve nels. Stave Gilbert was sharp between the pipes when called to pick up the shutout. The Stone gang's next home game is this Thursday night at 8 o'clock when the Major Canadiens come to town for a Hope to see you there. clipped the visting Hawks 8-3, led by captain Coupled with a 5-3 win last Friday un-defeated In their last five outings. of a roll, as the MoJacks will host the Presenting the trophy are Jannette Peters, president of the Shirely Barr, representing Stedmans. Runner- skipped by Louise Haugen with 41 points. For the past 11 years, Stedmans of Port Per soring a Womens Club Bonsplel at the . held last Saturday, and the team skipped by Laural G three games. With Laural are Carolyn Humphrey, * MoJacks in stride with 2 more wins MoJacks made in the entire game cost them a goal with 14 seconds: left in the period when everybody seemed to get caught out of posi- tion, including netminder Brad Bricknell and the Hawks Mickey Andrews slid a puck into the open net. ~-- . . But the middle frame belonged to Port Perry as the team netted three un-answered goals. Harman got one on a deflection and Ellis added two, both on hard slap shots that caught the comer of the net. : In the third, Troy Foster snapped a quick wrist shot from a sharp angle to make it 7-2, fol- lowed by Ellis with his fourth of the game, a short-handed effort with Fitchett drawing an assist, The Hawks finished the scor- ing at the mid-point of the period to make the final 8-3. MoJacks out-shot Trenton 37- 26 in this one. Brad Bricknell turned in a solid game, especially early in the second period with the score close when he made several superb stops on a Hawk power play. of But the MoJacks were in con- . "trol almost from the first face-off and played fine hockey at both ends of the rink. : The game turned a little chi py late in the third with the wks Kevin Jacobs taking a five minute slashing penalty for a chop at the legs of Paul Barry. Later, Jacobs took a swing from the players bench at Steve Foun- tain and that touched off a brief scuffle with both Fountain and Ja- cobs getting game misconducts. NOTEPAD: This was the second game back in the line-up for Steve Fountain after an absence of sever- al games. He's a definite impact player who can make his presence - felt on the ice in many ways with his physical play, his ability to lug the puck, and a good shot from the point. Defenseman Steve Connors org ard check into the Joa u unday night an apparel - jure his ribs and shoulder. While Ellis, Fitchett and Har- man were putting the points on the score-sheet, several guys who did not figure in the scoring had good games: Chris Edmondson, Paul Barry, Kris Lavereau and Bill Lawrenson all worked hard in this winning effort, as did Greg War- riner and Steve Durham. £7 MoJacks have won four an tied one in their last five outings, and this is a better hockey team than a month ago. The players are working hard, and they seem much more com- fortable on the ice. And for a team that struggled to get goals early in the season, the puck is starting to - go in the net. MoJacks have some very big games coming up in the next few weeks, Saring this Saturday evening (Jan. 14) when they face the best in the League at the Scu- gog Arena in the annual All-Star match. Game time is 8:00 PM. " The following night, they host the Little Britain Merchants at the Scugog Arena with face-off at 7:30 for a regular season match. The last time the Merchants were in town, they dumped the MoJacks 6-1. Over the last five games, Mo- Jacks have scored 35 goals and given up 21. The team currently has 28 points on 12 wins and four ties, ten behind league-leading Lake- field, but the MoJacks are within striking distance of several teams in the standings. LOOKING FOR R PLACE TO RDUERTISE YOUR BUSINESS? LOOK HERE... WHERE THE CONSUMER LOOKS THE PORT PERRY STAR - PHONE 985-7383 ry has been hosting and spon- Port Perry Curling Club. The event was riffen took 43 points over Pat Mark and Helen Pascoe. Ladies Division and "up In this bonsplel. was the rink