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The PPHS Midget girls basketball team reached the LOSSA finals before losing to a tough team from Brock. (see article) Back from left: Coach Barb Siblock, Ellen Justynski, Kelly Menzies, Alicia Bentley. Middle, Kylie Kearns, Lori Buscher, Michelle Cummings, Samantha Langford, Nicole Johnston. Front, Jen Tingle, Sara Brown and Christy Cord- Midgets reach LOSSA final Port Perry High School Mid- get Girl's basketball team lost a hard fought LOSSA champi- + -onship game on Saturday. The girls came up against a tough team from Brock High School, and were unable to . comeouton to Attheend of the first quarter the score was Brock 11, and Port Perry 4. The girls out played the opposition, but were ng able to Sk their Nes The girls played hard, and kept the score close. At half-time the score was 18 to 11 atin favor of a steamroller in the third quar- ter to g ahead of Port by 25 points. Port tried to come back, but the competition was too strong. The girls lost the 1.0S- SA final by a score of 50-26. The girls advanced to this championshiop me, when they defeated Uxbridege high school in the semi-finals on Thursday. Port won this game in convincing fashion by a score of 54-29, The high scorers of this game were Jen Tingle, 12 points, Sara Brown 12 points, Kelly Menzies, Ellen Justyn- Brock. ski, and Kylie Kearns all with 6 The Brock team came outlike pointseach. LOOKING FOR R PLRCE TO RDUERTISE YOUR BUSINESS? LOOK HERE... WHERE THE CONSUMER LOOKS THE PORT PERRY STAR - PHONE 985-7383 pa a4 " * Wood and fiberglass Shop (416) 985-0300 Expert boat repairs, refinishing, installations, restoration and new construction. WATERCRAFT MARK WARBURTON * Mobile Service Res. (705) 328-2465 COLT" Chimney Cowl Prevents DOWN DRAFTS caused by windy conditions, tall trees, adjacent buildings ® Over one million sold ® Helps prevent rain entry ® Fits masonry and prefab flues. The decision by Port Perry Minor Hockey to put together a Midget 2 travelling team means the Bantam House League will be reduced from six to five teams, Minor Hockey President Larry Lee said recently. Mr. Lee said he expects all the paper work involved in icing the new Midget team will be cleared away in the next week to ten days, and the re-vamping of the Bantam House League will take place at that time. More than 20 Midget age (16-17 years) players have been playing on Bantam House League teams since the start of this season, and Mr. Lee said he expects that those with high level skills will be joining the new Midget 2 squad. However, he noted that if a player opts not to join the Mid- get 2 team, that player can con- jinne to play Bantam House Port Perry has always had a Midget 2 team, but at the start of this season, the team was dropped because coaching staff Enid not be found, said Mr. "That meant that all Mia- get-age players who did not - make the roster of the Midget A club coached by Doug Scott were placed in the Bantam House League. The formation of the Mid- get B team started to get off the ground about a week ago when Steve Thompson and Harvey Williams indicated a willing- ness to coach the team, and they have given Minor Hockey a commitment to coach the team ~again next season. Once the Midget 2 team is formed and players officially J Ve ver tr gtitanyv aid 3X29 R272 YA939 TAOQ -- AC PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 21, 1989 -- 25 New Midget team means registered on OMHA cards, the Canadian Tire team in the Ban- tam House League will be dis- banded, and the Bantam-age players will be placed on the five remaining teams in the Bantam House League. Mr. Lee said the Minor Hockey executive welcomes these moves as there had been concerns about Midget players in the Bantam House Leagues. "The stronger Midget player should be on a Midget rep team," he said. The Midget 2 team most likely will end up playing home games on Wednesday evening in a time slot that has been used for a Bantam HL game. And the newly formed team will be sponsored by Canadian Tire. Along with players now in the Bantam HL, the new Mid- get 2 squad will likely get three or four from the Midget A team and perhaps two or three who currently are not playing hock- ey. In other Minor Hockey news, the executive is waiting for official details from the SS og re-vamped Bantam H.L. OMHA about a new "rating sys- tem" for all the OMHA (travel- - ling teams) in the organization. According to Mr. Lee, the organization has heard verbally that the OMHA has plans to "rate" the teams in December and some could end up with higher or lower "ratings" than the BB designation OMHA has assigned to the overall Port Perry organization. The "ratings" apparently will be based on how well (or poorly)each rep team is doing. It could mean, for example, that some Port Perry rep teams could be rated up to A designa- tions for OMHA playdowns, while others could be rated down to Bor even lower. This is the first year the OMHA has decided to rate teams on an individual basis. 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