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Over the past weekend, there were 11 girls who travelled to Ot- tawa, to take part in the Winterlude tournament. This was the first time it had been opened up to Provincial teams, and the Port Tweens came home with se- cond place and a silver medal out of 8 cities entered. The Provincial A Tweens, spon- sored by Allens Siding Products, found that 11 was heaven, but 9 was fine, as Tracy Pelow sprain- ed her ankle before the first game, and Michelle Fitzpatrick got put out of the third game at noon Saturday when she took out a girl in front of her net, and the girl fell on Michelles ankle. She had to be carried off and despite ice packs and tender loving care, she could not return. Also in this game, Kim Pop- pleton twisted her ankle, but for- tunately, she was able to hang in and keep our numbers at 9 which was the minimum required. Kims skating slowed down but if you were in range of her stick, look out. Then to top everything off, dur- ing the first game on Friday even- ing, Shannon Fox went heavily in- to the boards, her knee locked up on her and she could not finish the game, but was in high gear again on Saturday merning. There were some very proud parents as these wounded war- riors started off Friday evening with a 7-3 win over Cumberland which is near Ottawa, then Greens Creek Saturday 5-3, and a tie with Ottawa 3-3 at noon. In the Ottawa game we had a lead of 3-0 with 4 minutes left, but 2 unfortunate and questionable penalties put us at a disadvantage and they came back with one and then tied it with one minute left. This left us with only one thing to do on Sunday morning. We had to win big against Fredericton New Brunswick, and that we did, 9-0. This placed the girls in first place by virtue of most goals and we returned at 2:00 p.m. to face off against Gloucester for the gold and silver medals. Gloucester counted first, but we tied shortly after, and even tied it at 2-2, but Gloucester notched one more to end the first period 3-2. It was evident part way through the second period that casualties and fatigue were starting to take their toll, and the end result was as earlier stated, but on the whole it was a very close match between 2 good clubs. All of our proud girls received silver medals in front of a large contingent of Port Perry fans and some support from the Nepean fans and some support from the Nepean fans. Throughout all 5 games, we received some great support from 2 of our players who split the goaltending duties, Karen Kett and Amy Parliament. The girls had a combined 'goals against' average of 3.2 and we thank them very much for sharing these duties and helping their team in a big way. While playing out, Karen had 2 goals and 3 assists and Amy had 4 assists. A big "get well" to Michelle who had 2 assists and playing ex- tremely strong on defense. Also, thank you to Kim who had the strength and determination to stay in there and help her team on defense, even though she could hardly walk on her foot. Get well soon Kim and thanks for 4 assists. Shannon Fox also did a fine job, both on forward and defense and in the last 2 games, she went from one stick to another and had very few rests. She picked up 2 goals and 4 assists. Jennifer Morden got back into better form this weekend and had a very strong outing. During the last 2 games, her only rests were during penalties and she had to play the last minutes of the Satur- day noon game when Michelle and Kim were sidelined. She also helped in setting up 3 goals. Nice work Jen. Megan Marlowe exploded with 9 goals and 1 assist and was very hard to beat when the opposition tried to move in. Her determina- tion was a big help to the defense and goalies. Lyndsay Dutkewich returned in a big way with 8 goals and no assists. Numerous times, she broke up big plays by diving for the ring and tipping it. Tammy Pillman had a great weekend as she helped her team with 1 goal and 4 assists. Tammy continues to improve and is show- ing that size isn't everything, but a few extra pounds would come in handy at times. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 6, 1990 -- 31 Tweens win the silver medals in Ottawa Amanda Webb was a work horse this weekend as she never stopped, picking up 1 goal and 9 assists. Her toughness along the boards continues to impress everyone. It was a fine weekend of ringette as the girls played extra hard to fill in the holes caused by injuries. They held off some of the toughest competition so far this year and put their fans on the edge of the seats constantly. Don't ever count these girls out. A good weekend was had by the parents, travelling one-way streets, looking for restaurants, ice packing ankles, trying to beat the parking attendant, learning new steps to ballroom dancing and playing goundhog while try- ing to find the Delta Inn, underground. Once all ankles are mended, wp back as these girls are on a roll. Construction boys journey north Van Camp Construction of the Novice House League, travelled to Haliburton for a 2 day tournament. In the first game, Port came up against a team from Bracebridge. Port had to play catch-up hockey as Bracebridge was first to light the scoreboard. Port cashed in during the second period, however it was not enough as Port went down to defeat 3-1. Scoring Port's only goal was Greg Bruton who was also nam- ed MVP for Van Camp. Second game saw Port match- ed up with a team from Halibur- ton. Both teams appeared to be evenly matched. Their strengths were obvious as the puck saw plenty of end to end action. The winner of this game was not Broomball In Port Perry Broomball League action on Feb. 4, Mon- sma defeated Woodys 8-3 in overtime. Bart Wagar had a pair, with singles to Steve Williams, Bill St. John, Rick Short and Ken Fraser and Greg Gibson with two. Neil Woodrow had two and Larry Mann with one replied for Woodys. Blackstock edged the Framers 3-2 with Kevin Grieve, Tom Wotten, and Ron Short scoring for the winners. Eric Kristenson and Peter Kristen- son replied for the Framers. And in the third game, Em- merson nipped B and R 1-0 with Jeff Hutchinson getting the shut-out and Dave Lawrence doing all the scoring in a win- ning cause. In other games, Monsma decided until the second sudden death overtime, when Haliburton scored in the last minute of play. Scoring for Port was Jeff Ashton 1 goal, 1 assist, Greg Bruton 1 goal and Jonathon Froats 1 assist. MVP for Port was Jonathan Chambers who covered Port's net in all three games. On Sunday Port paired up with a team from Fenelon Falls. Port, realizing they were short-handed, doubled up on their ice duty, creating quite a stir on the ice. The team came out all fired up and skated to a clean victory, 5-2. Scoring for Port was Jonathan Froats, 3 goals, 1 assist, Greg Bruton 3 assists, 1 goal, Jeff Ashton 1 goal, Aaron Chambers, Casey Brain, Jamie Clark and Ashleigh Murphy 1 assist each. results edged out Band R4-3. Dave Dickson and Kevin Ibbitson each had two for the winners. Brian Pomroy had two and Tim Ashbridge in a losing ef- fort. Woodys knocked off the Framers 4-1 with the scoring spread among four players. Bruce Woodrow, Rob Mason, Jim Gregg and Sean McQuig- gan did the damage. Tyler Re- naud replied for the Framers. And in the final game of the day, Blackstock ran rough-shod over Emmerson by a 6-0 score. Rick McLean turned aside all the Emmerson shots fired his direction to get the shut-out. Ron Short paced Black- stock with two, and singles came from Bill Pratt, Dave Dal- ton, Kevin Crews and Ron Wagg. PAUL VAN CAMP Chartered Accountant 204 Casimir St. 985-9725 PORT PERRY LoL 187 * INCOME TAX * FINANCIAL PLANNING * SMALL BUSINESS AJAX JEEP EAGLE LTD. SALES & SERVICE 493 BAYLY STREET EAST, AJAX, ONTARIO L1S 4S7 [418) 683-4100 Oshawa [418) 434-1810 SALES: Shao to Thursday 9 to 9; Friday & Saturday 9 to 5. SERVICE & PARTS SERVICE & PARTS: Monday to Friday 8 to 5; Saturday 8 to 12. CUSTOMER CARE t..uxiuy mopar Bl dutopor Game MVP was Jonathan Froats. Special mention to Keith Han- cock, Aaron Chambers, Casey Brain and Jeff Ashton for their terrific defense along the blue line and to Devon Symes, Jason Gunn and Steve Nagy for their work along the boards. Thanks to the coaches, the spec- tators and to the players for a fine effort. Skates for gold Uxbridge Figure Skating Club held its 11th annual Invi- tational Freeskate and Dance Competition over the week- end, and a local skater came away with two gold medals. Angie Dowson, from Prince Albert was skating for the Ux- bridge Skating Club in this meet and claimed the gold med- al in Flight Two, and also cap- tured the gold in the Senior La- dies Final. Dowson also claimed a gold medal in the Senior Ladies Di- vision at the Oshawa Invita- tional which was held the sec- ond week inJanuary. Scugog Youth The Uxbri competition featured more than 500 skaters from 69 clubs across Ontario. The competition began Fri- day morning, and continued through to Sunday evening. Port Perry had no competi- tors in the competition as they are preparing for next week- ends upcoming Pine Ridge com- petition which is being hosted this year by the local club, for the first time in twelve years. Action gets underway at 8.a.m. Saturday February 10, and will conclude Sunday at 6p.m. Die Soccer Club 'sig GENERAL MEETING to be held at R.H. Cornish Public School FEBRUARY 7th at 7:30 PM For information contact: Bob Murphy 985-0404 Back by popular demand ... THE WORLD'S ONLY MIDGET BASKETBALL TEAM Canadian Half Pints Vs. Port Perry Litres FEBRUARY 9th GAME TIMES: 6:00 PM and 8:00 PM at Port Perry High School Tickets $5.00 Available at the Door or Pete's Pet Pantry 985-0554