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34 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 7, 1989 House Novice League The playoffs continued on Saturday with 2 very exciting games that were both 1 goal victories. The first game of the day saw Van Camp edge IGA 2-1. Van- Camp opened the scoring on a goal by Blayne Kinnunen with Ryan Williamson getting the assist. IGA tied the game in the second period when Dan Lyons scored assisted by Troy Campbell. David Gainey scored the winner for Van Camp early in the third with John Chambers picking up the assist. David's won the second game of the day 54 defeating Re/Max. This was a close tight checking game for the first 2 periods with Davids leading 2-1, but in the third period both teams opened up scor- ing 3 times each. Jay Fletcher led the way for Davids with 2 goals and 3 assists. Jeffery Gunn scored once and picked up 2 assists. Glen McCready and Dan Lee finished off the scoring with one goal each. Marc Versage and Luke Newman also pitched in with an assist. Alex Dell, Shane Norton, Jeremy Gibson and Kevin Cochrane all replied with one goal each for Re/Max with Shane Nor- ton, Jeremy Gibson and Wyatt Park all picking up 1 assist. April Showers and Spring Breezes are just around the corner! NEW SPRING Michelle Morden, 14, of Blackstock won first prize in - the grade seven and eight class of the Royal Canadi- an Legion's Public Speaking Contest, held February 27. During her speech she talked about the trials and tribulations of being a teenager. a COATS & JACKETS are now at FR YA =] T=]=1"¢ mI =F N= AER =]2]= IL IT-T-Ta RR =i-al-T-1 AL = oT od A = -T ol oV) wl y 44 Pa 7 / / Now is your chance to choose from the best selection of new styles, colours and sizes. LADIES - All Weather Coats & Jackets, by London Fog, Shiff, Utex or Adorable in regular & petite sizes. Beautiful LEATHER JACKETS for both Men and Women. MEN'S JACKETS - both fashionable and practical, sizes 38 to 52, also in TALL, by London Fog, Deacon Bros. & Style Kraft. BOYS' & GIRLS' JACKETS PRAM SUITS & JACKETS for BABIES. Sportsland Juniors made everyone proud With the playoffs all over, our Sportsland Juniors played and skated hard to come out with 1 win, 1tie and 1 loss. There was not one player who out-shone the other. The defense checked to get the ring out of their end. The for- wards skated hard to pick up the passes and score our goals. And our goalie, Heather Lawrence, stood her ground between the pipes. Our first game was against Woodville which ended in a 5-5 tie. Scorers Lisa Levy 1, Nicki Beare 2, Danielle Lally 1, Cheryl Arm- strong 1, assists went to Cheryl Armstrong 2, Sylvia Durward 1, Danielle Lally 1. Our second game was in Warkworth, this game our girls couldn't do anything wrong. Score ended up 11-2 for Port Perry. Scorers: Lisa Levy 4, Nicki Beare 3, Cheryl Armstrong 2, Denna Lovering 2. Assists: Nicole Slack 2, Nicki Beare 2, Terry Bell 2, Lisa Levy 2, Cheryl Armstrong 2, Sylvia Durward 1. Our third which we had to win or tie was against Lindsay. Due to many untimely penalties and a lot, of posts our girls came up short by one goal 6-5 for Lindsay. Scorers: Lisa Levy 3, Cheryl Armstrong 2. Assists: Sylvia Dur- ward 2, Cheryl Armstrong 1, Danielle Lally 1. Note: We meet these teams again in the Regionals, so watch for us then. Atoms head-to-head On Friday March 3rd the Mal- mont Farms Atoms. and the Pineridge Sports Atoms played together at the Scugog Arena. With Dave Bourgeois and Harvey Williams with a team of green shirted boys and Mike Pretchyko and Ray Zaparanuik with a team of green shirted boys. This was really a fun night for the boys and the fans had a great time just trying to figure out who all those hockey players were. With the playoffs over, all the boys were relaxed and we were all treated to some fine hockey. The scoreboard indicated a 3-3 tie. Way to go guys. On Saturday March 4th the PineRidge Sports Atoms played against the Little N.H.L. Cana- dians at Scugog Arena. The first period was scoreless but in the opening seconds of the second period Oshawa scored. Minutes later Darryl Moase was able to poke one in to tie it up. Midway into the third period Oshawa was able to score again. It was a busy weekend as the boys were off on Sunday after- noon to Opps arena. The Opps. team was fast skating and the boys really had to hustle. The op- position was able to put one in each period to take the game 3-0. Don't forget 6:30 practice in the morning on Wednesday. Broomball play-offs The first round of league playoffs drew to a close this past Sunday with Utica and Blackstock wrapping up their respective series in 2 games straight. This means they've earned the right to face each other in the league final, starting this Sunday at 4:00 p.m. Blackstock locked up their series first by blanking B&R Elec- tric 3-0. They built up a 2 goal lead in the first on goals by Wayne McGuigan and Tim Cochrane. This lead held up until, with 46 seconds to go, Tom Wotten potted one in the empty net. Dave Dalton with 2 Kick Baynard, Ron Short, and Wotten supplied the assists. Utica got to the final on the strength of a 5-0 blitz of Goreski's. The first frame ended up with it close, as there was only a 1 goal difference, this coming off the broom of John Schell from Kevin Ibbittson. In the final frame Utica came alive netting four, the final 2 into the empty net. The goals went to the Down brothers; Ian, Murray, and Chester, with Ken Lynde getting the last. The assists were picked up by Murray Down, Mike Mitchell, Jack Monsma, and Ibbittson. Softball meeting } (From page 33) ing used equipment, please bring items in Friday 6 to 9 p.m. If there is enough interest, we will be having clinics for coaches and umpires (male and female). More information will be available at registration. We had a very successful High 5 wafer campaign last year. We were able to purchase a pitching machine which is available to all coaches. Troy Campbell, a 7-8 Mite player was one of the Grand Prize winners. We also had win- ners of balls and bats. We will be participating in the campaign again this year. Unfor- tunately we will not be able to pur- chase something as great as a pit- ching machine. Someone out there does not appreciate Minor Softball as we had ALL our balls stolen at the end of the season from our equipment room. - Therefore, proceeds will be used to purchase new balls which will cost approximately $2,000. Our next general meeting will be April 4. Please watch the sports section in this paper for dates and times of upcoming events. etn oy es = vy i ~ . y "Laughter is a tranquilizer with no side effects." country Lane Hwy 7A & High Street, Port Perry, Ontario