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Lael 000 ied i te, ET SS SF SL he A TE AS Rs. a, 3 The winners of i 8 Sim the Wednesday afternoon Second Section in School Curling was de- cided last week. Pictured are(l-r) Jason Towns, skip, Careen Lawson, vice, Dana Cardinal, second, and Graham Hol, lead. Juniors split 2 Over the past two weekends the Port Perry 1.G.A. Juniors have continued their quest for a league championship. On Saturday March 3 they hosted the team from Woodville who have not lost a league game this year and were defeated soundly by a score of 12 to 1. This team certainly showed why they are playing in the Pro- vincial championships as the Central Region representatives. Our lone scorer during this game was Jennifer King. On Sat. March 10 the Port Perry I.G.A Juniors travelled to Oakwood to meet the Mariposa team. The Mariposa team took a 4 to 2 lead after the first half due to penalties that Port Perry had to kill off. In the second half Port turned things around as they outscored Mariposa 6 to 3 to come home with the victory. Scorers for Port in this game were Danielle Lally 2 assists; JoAnne Zaal 3 assists, 1 goal; Denna Lovering 3 assists, 1 goal, Jennifer King 2 assists, 1 goal; Val Payne 1 assist, 2 goals; and Kristin Armstrong 2 goals. Although they did not figure in the scoring, the defence of Jennifer, Kathy, Mandee, and Laurie along with Bristol in goal did a great job. One more victory and we go to the finish. Our next game is March 25 at 12:30 in Port Perry against Warkworth. See you at the arena! Pictured are Wednesday afternoon Woodward, lead, Jeff Parry, skip, Kevin Stewart, vice, Duane Empringham, second. Absent from photo is Amy Grills, who is the teams regular second. PORT PERRY STAR - TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1990 - 9A Bantam H.L. I.G.A. 8 Frank Real Estate 4 In the first of two games Thurs- day night, 1.G.A doubled the score on Frank. As Frank were able to hold I.G.A. to a three all tie at the end of two periods but just couldn't hold them down in the third. I.G.A. outscored Frank 2 to.1 in the first period on goals by Blair Beveridge and Shawn Larocque. Mark Cosway had the lone marker for Frank. In the early going in the second period, Frank tied the score and went up by one on goals by Mark Cosway and Scott Airey. Billy Sandiford tied the score of [.G.A. at the two minute mark of the second. The flood gates open- ed in the third as I.G.A. netted five to Frank's one. Billy San- diford netted 2 while Greg Fit- zgerald, Blair Beveridge and Shawn Larocque had singles. Chris Cooper had the lone marker for Frank. Shawn Larocque had a six point night on 2 goals and 4 assists while Billy Sandiford had a hat trick. Emmerson Insurance 6 Swamp Auto 2 The score would indicate that Emmerson was all over Swamp but that wasn't the case as Swamp had numerous occasions to score but couldn't get the puck past Mike Tripp. The teams traded goals during the first period with Brad Lemieux scoring for Swamp and Scott MacLennan for Emmerson. Emmerson was short handed in the second when Kent Jamieson went to work and popped one in. Vince Criscione and Scott MacLennan scored the other goals for Emmerson in the second period, Emmerson added 2 more in the third period on markers by Daryl Alexander and Steve Stiles. Kevin Pearce got the lone marker for Swamp Auto on a powerplay. Emmerson Insurance 5 Causeway Esso 4 There was an exciting end to this game as Emmerson threatened to run away with this one. As they were up by a score of 5 to 2 with less than four minutes remaining when Causeway came roaring back. Todd Taylor opened the scoring for Causeway in the first while Emmerson were playing short handed. Kevin Ellis tied the score for Emmerson at the midway point of the first period. Causeway got their second powerplay goal of the game in the second period on a nice goal by Lou Whitfield when he faked a slapshot and let a nice soft shot go fooling the goaltender. Emmer- son tied the score and went up by one before the end of the second period on goals by Nathan Brown and Ross Stainton. Early going in the third period saw Emmerson pop in 2 more goals by Vince Criscione and Ross Stainton to carve out a 5 to 2 lead. With less than four minutes re- maining in the third Causeway caught five and popped in 2 quick ones by Todd Taylor and Heath Hudson. But time ran out on Causeway as they continued to pressure Emmerson. 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