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Exciting times for the Scugog Youth Soccer strations in the Scugog Youth r Club are expected to hit an all-time high this sum- mer. Officials said over 200 youngsters registered over the weekend, and they expect that number to surpass last year's total of 265 by the time games startlatein May. Executive member Ron Co- sway said there will be some changes in store, especially for the younger age groups. The mini-squirt division, for example, will be using a small soccer ball this season and playing on a smaller field. This has been adopted by the Canadian Soccer Associa- tion, and the reason, he said, is to speed up the game and en- courage more participation from the players on the field. The off-side rule has been waved for this age group as well. There appears to be no shortage of players in the younger age groups (mini, ~ squirt and atom) In fact, there may be more teams than last season. Mr. Cosway said there like- Registrations expected to pass last year's numbers ly will be two teams in the Mos- quito Boys division playing in the Uxbridge-Stouffville League. And the Mosquito girls team will once again compete in the Durham Region League. He said there currently is a need for more girls and boys in the Pee Wee and Bantam Age groups. There is a strong possibility that enough interest is being ex- pressed to field a Junior Boys (age 17-18 years) team this sea- son to compete in the top calibre league that includes, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa and Bowman- ville. Another new feature this season will be the three- division tournament held dur- ing Festival Days in mid-July. The mini-squirts will com- pete at the bowling green on Queen Street, while the Atoms and Mosquitos will play on the fields on Simcoe Street North. And camera buffs will have a ahnce this summer to snap some action photos of soccer games and enter their pictures in a contest. What a fantastic way to cap season The Stone Realty Pee Wees finished of their season on Easter weekend in fine form as they won .the 20th annual Oshawa L.N.H.L. Tournament. The boys' first game was against the.Oshawa Bruins and they easily won this game 10-1. Chad Garvock led the way for Port with 3 goals while linemate Scott Wylie chipped in with 2 goals and one assist. Aron Royle scored once while adding 2 assists. Both Scott Heasman and Chad Kearns scored 1 goal and added 1 assist. Lou Whitfield and Steve Desautels finished off the scoring with one goal each while Brent Harper and Jeremy Norton each added 2 assists. Neil Mueller, Todd Smart and Mike Sluggett each added 1 assist. The Stone gang's second game was against Pickering which the boys won 3-0. Chad Garvock, Neil Mueller and Lou Whitfield did the scoring for Port with Clay Scott picking up two assists and single assists going to Mike Sluggett, Jeremy Norton, Lou Whitfield and Neil Mueller. Steve Stiles picked up the shutout. Sunday morning the boys came out strong and defeated the Oshawa Black Hawks 7-1. Lou Whitfield led the way with 2 goals with single markers going to Scott Heasman, Scott Wylie, Jeremy Norton, Chad Kearns and Aron Royle. Neil Muller helped out with 3 assists while Brent Harper and Steve Desautels each added 2 assists. Chad Kearns, Mike Slug- ett, Aron Royle, Todd Smart and ay Scott each pitched in with one assist. The victory against the Black Hawks moved Port into the semi finals against Bowmanville. This was a fast paced physical game with Port coming out on the win- ning end 3-1. Lou Whitfield, Scott Heasman and Scott Wylie, into an empty net, did the scoring for Port. Neil Mueller, Aron Royle, Chad Garvock and Brent Harper each pitched in with one assist. Goal tender Steve Stiles also played a good game as Bowman- ville outshot Port and he was call- ed on to make many big saves. In the finals the Stone gang came up against the Oshawa Red Wings. Again this was a fast pac- ed game with both teams getting numerous chances to score. This game was scoreless until 3 minutes had been played in the third period when Chad Garvock opened the scoring assisted by Brent Harper and Jeremy Nor- ton. Half a minute later Steve Desautels gave Port a 2 goal lead assisted by Todd Smart. Just over a minute later Oshawa cut the lead in half and the scoré remain- ed 2-1 until, with 59 seconds left Chad Garvock iced the game with his second goal with the assist go- ing to Jeremy Norton. Scott Heasman finished off the scoring with an empty net goal to make the final score 4-1. The boys showed a great effort on the weekend and displayed a great work ethic. They also deserve credit for their fine defen- sive play as they only allowed 4 goals against in the 5 games they played This was a great way to h off a very successful year for the boys. Voting will be done over Festival Days, with a small pay- ment required for each vote. This is a fund-raising ven- ture for the new washroom-club house project. The Club is now in the pro- cess of raising some $8500 as its share of the $60,000 cost for the new facility. . Construction on the new washrooms should get under- wayin 1990. The public can purchase a brick for $10, and the names of all those who make this pur- chase will be placed on a plaque at the new facility, once it is fin- ished. A wintario grant and Town- ship grant will make up the re- mainder of the $50,000 (esti- mated) cost. It all points to an exciting season of soccer in Scugog this summer and next. The Club will hold one final registration this coming Satur- day (April 8) from 10 to 3 at the Township office on Perry Street. The cost is $30 per player or a family rate of $65. Coaches, referees and vol- unteers for the snack bar and grounds maintenance are al- ways needed, so if you want to help out, contact Colin Dodd at 986-2174. : FF 1. F FF £4 Soccer season Is just around the corner in Scugog Township, and the Youth Soccer Club Is predicting a record number of young players this summer, including left in photo Lorl Buscher, Mark Cosway and Kendall Chorostecki. More than 200 youngsters have al- ready registered and more are expected this Saturday when the Club holds a final registra- tion from 10 AM to 3 PM at the Municipal Office on Perry Street (see story for details) Crandell, J and D square off in the Mens League In the first game of the day Crandell's advanced to the "A" division final by defeating Ander- son's Chev Olds. 3-1. Dave Dickson led the way for Crandell's with 2 goals, and 1 assist. Also tallying for Crandell's were Larry Courtice with the other goal, Bill Owen 2 assists, Jody Peters, Donovan Smith, and Glen McCoy 1 assist each. The lone marker for Anderson's was Doug Bronson from Dick Martin and Jim Beatty. The second game was an upset that moved Laroque Electric one step away from the "toilet" bowl as they lost 3-2 to Blanchard's Supply Co. coring for Blanchard's were Marvin Stevenson, Dave Milton, and John Kotarba. Adding assists were Dan Carty 2, Wayne Norton, Jim Duncan, Ron Zaparaniuk, and Don Card. Fighting for Larocque were Bob Lee from Bill Bridge, and Tim Kane from Bruce Smith and Bob Lee. (ame three saw Compton Cable T.V. send Sportsland to the - "Toilet" bowl as they went on to shut them out 3-0. Capitalizing for Compton were Bill Haynes 1 goal, 2 assists, Brian Samis 1 goal, 2 assists, and Wayne Fox'1 goal, 1 assist. John Woodward had the other lone assist. Troy Grazier played a fine game between the pipes for Com- pton, picking up his 3rd shutout of the playoffs. If there was a "Vezina" trophy for the playoffs too it would belong to him this year for sure. oo The fourth and final game saw J&D Carpentry easily handle Norton's Home Improvements by a score of 4-1. With J&D winning this game it placed Larocque Electric in the "Toilet" bowl. Scorers for J&D were Joe Cur- rar, Carl Durward, Ken Little, and Dennis Sims. Assisting were Brian Callery 2, Dave Harrison, Dennis Lycett, and Terry Flieler. The lone marker for Norton's was Fred Moffat from Dale Bron- - son and Rick Olaisen. The game times on Sunday are as follows: 9:10 a.m. - Blan- chard's vs. Compton, 10:30 a.m. - Anderson's vs. Norton's, 11:50 a.m. - Larocque vs. Sportsland, 1:20 p.m. - Crandell's vs. J&D. on -- I AA BRA i Em <x Sg Es SR a a "ly ey Ee A a tenn bi LB PARAS Tmt aqui fides rt pe Sh ---- ot Se pr