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MIR MEAN." . J s ig # : ' # Cm i) | pe ) > 2 / C A - f 3 Py = (ALIA This co-ed volleyball team from R.H. Cornish School in Port Perry performed very well 1] "A 'BD Silver medals .. WE for RH Cornish ane, ¥ in a recent Durham wide tournament, and in fact advanced all the way to the championship + before losing to a powerful team from Pickering. The tournament was the first time that cc- ed volleyball was recognized as an athletic event for elementary schools in Durham Re- gion. Members of the team, front from left: Jeremy Luke, Joe Broadworth, Allen Lazenby, Scott Wylie, Gary Norton, Paul Linton and Dave Bourgeois. At back from left: coach Rob Sman, Jill Criscione, Melissa Chilton, Misty Garvock, Laurie Dale, Shawan Cornish, Keely Meade, Karen Kett, and coaches Ruth Hargreaves and Michelle Nottage-Cruikshanks. (see article for details) No luck for Auctioneers On Friday night December 1 the Novice Auctioneers travelled to Warsaw to start a 3 day tour- nament. This being a fairly large tournament using two arenas and having novice, atom and pee wee teams, the competition could be quite strong. The boys found this out quickly when they came up against a team from Whitby. After a scoreless first period, Whitby went up one in the second but Port tied it on a nice goal by Adam Jones. Moving the puck up to get the assists were Dillan Weber and Blayne Kinnunen. In the third the Whitby team got the eventual winner to down Port 2 to 1. Shane Savage played a great game in net keeping the game Atom League Lake Scugog Lumber 6 Whitby Auto Wreckers 1 Lake Scugog took control of this game late in the first period and never let up as they marched to the victory. Aaron Levy led the way with 3 goals while Kristen Wootton scored twice and Steve Elliot once. Jamie Irvine, Chris Jamieson and Dristan Wootton all pitched in with one assist. Phil " Donnelly scored Whitby's only marker unassisted. Gord Lewis 4 Lake Scugog Lumber 1 This was a fast paced game with Gord Lewis outlasting the tired Lake Scugog team. Jeremy Gibson led the way with 2 goals with Brandon Hammond and Matt Grills each picked up one. Gavin Baxter pitched in with 2 assists while Brandon Ham- mond added one. Aaron Levy scored Lake .Scugogs only goal with Kristan Wootton and Chris _ Jamieson picking up the assists. Tripp Realty 4 Whitby Auto Wreckers 3 Whitby almost fought back to tie this exciting game but couldn't get the lucky bounce they needed. Troy Martin, John Sax, Matt McClelland and Jay Fletcher all scored one goal for Tripp with assists going to Jay Fletcher and Matt McClelland. Luke Newman, Phil Donnelly and Jeff Gunn replied for Whitby. ORT PERRY auto glass & trim WITH THIS COUPON 985-8507 - MOBILE SERVIC GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP close as Port was outshot 12 to 5. The second game was played in Ennismore against Peter- borough. A few players were late getting to the game due to the bad weather. Maybe this helped reflect on their game as they never got on track and got shut out. Game three was back in War- saw against and Ennismore team. The boys started out very slow and fell behind early, but got stronger as the game progressed. It turned out to be too little too late as they came out on the short end of a 7-3 game. Leading the way was Seth Gray with 2 goals and Troy Campbell with the other. Collecting assists were Casey Vanschagen with two, Scott Jeffrey, Justin Kowalczyk, Adam Jones and Blayne Kin- nunen with one each. Early Sunday morning the team travelled back to En- nismore for an 8 a.m. game. The team put out a very good effort, but came up 1 goal short in the consolation round. Scoring for Port was Casey Vanschagen, assisted by Danny Lyons. 139 WATER ST. . 6 HIGH STREET PORT PERRY KE - On Saturday, November 25, the R.H. Cornish Co-ed volleyball team participated in the first D.E.A.A. sponsored co-ed volleyball tournament for Durham Region. Featuring 28 teams from public schools all over Durham Region, the tournament was organized by Laurie Burnett from Roland Michener P.S. and took place at G.L. Roberts CVI in Oshawa. The Cornish team showed fine skill in defeating teams from Rosebank, Claremont, and Dr. Thornton in pool play before eliminating Central Park, Thorn- ton, and West Lynde in quarter and semi-final play. In the finals, the R.H. Cornish team met and was eventually defeated by a very strong team from Gandatsetiagon P.S. The coaches are exceptionally proud of the way the Cornish athletes handled themselves against this team who were all- Durham champions in both the girls and boys divisions this year. We look forward to hearing more about our fine athletes ac- complishments as they move on to high school next year. Jrs. in Nepean Port Perry I.G.A. Juniors travelled to Nepean near the capital city of Ottawa over the past weekend to participate in their annual tournament. During the tournament we met teams from Nepean, Metcalfe and Green's Creek. Our first game against Green's Creek was a lesson in frustration as we were outscored 9-1. Our girls just didn't seem to be able to make our passes connect and when we did our shooting it was inaccurate or the goalie made the stop. This team eventually went on to win the gold. In the second game we seemed to find our passing but the pick- ing up of passing skills appeared to be lacking. Every time we misplayed the ring the other team from Nepean took advantage of it. We were outscored in this game 8 to 3 but we must have hit 3 or 4 goal posts, that might have made the difference. In the third game late Saturday night the girls were determined to give it their best shot against Met- calfe. Everything seemed to be to our advantage as Metcalfe was short of players and our girls were fired up and ready to play. We eventually defeated this team by a score of 10 to 1 as the girls finally put it together. Scoring for the weekend was spread among all nine skaters with Danielle Lally 4 assists, 1 goal; Kendra McCrae 4 assists; Kathy Napper 3 assists; Mandee Porter 2 assists; Jennifer Hunter 2 assists; Lauri Thompson 2 assists; Jennifer King 2 assists, 4 goals; Val Payne 1 assist 3 goals; and Denna Lovering 6 goals. The coaching staff would like to thank these girls for the effort all weekend Py alin the parents who travelled to Nepean and sup- ported us even though the weather wasn't the best. Our next game is Dec. 12 in Pickering Village. See you there. Unloads fast... priced to move fast, too. The Model 355 grinder-mixer unloads a full, 100-bushel tank in less than five minutes! The mixing auger thor- oughly mixes your ration from the bottom up to produce consistent, uniform feed. Optional electronic scale gives you accurate control of rations. There's a lot to like about the "355" . . . including the deal we can make on it. Give us a call, soon. 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