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ee il 9, EENEER | 1 / H AY XA ey "Port Perry Auctioneers and Gravenhurst Cougars hooked up In a hotly contested championship game of the annual Novice tournament played Saturday at the Scugog Are- na. The Cougars got an early jump and went on to a tough 3-1 victory. Tournament con- venor Bernie McEnaney presents trophy to Brent Cameron of Cougars and Dillan Webber of the Auctioneers. At left is game MVP Ty the Junior C MoJacks. (see story for details Auctioneers ler Thwaites. The tournament Is sponsored by battle hard but Gravenhurst wins 3-1 It was another exciting game as the Port Auctioneer's and Sutton played to a scoreless first period as the play went from end to end, in the Novice tournament held Saturday in Port Perry. Then Danny Lyons went to work as he scored his first hat trick of the year as Port won this game 3-0. Assist on Danny's goals were Casey; Blayne; Scott and Troy. Corey Branton and Shane Savage played a strong game in net for another shutout. Port met Uxbridge in game two which was a great game. The smurf line scored the first goal, Ian Parliament with a nice setup from Adam Hobb at 4:44 of the SALES & SERVICE Homelite Products Lawnboy Mowers Roper Tractors Roto Tillers Large stock of replacement parts for: BRIGGS & STRATTON TECUMSEH LAWNBOY HOMELITE & GATES replacement Belts & Blades WILLY & SON SMALL ENGINE REPAIR RR1 PORT PERRY, REG. RD. 2 Across from Castle Harbour Mercury Marine Engines first. The second period saw great goaltending from both teams as no one scored. Port came on strong in the third as Blayne Kinnunen scored a nice goal assisted by Adam Jones and Seth Gray. Then one minute later Seth Gray scored assisted by Casey Van Schagen which saw Port win 3-0. Corey and Shane played a great game for another shutout. In what continued to be a very exciting final, the Auctioneers met Gravenhurst which the two teams played a scoreless first period. In the second, Gravenhurst 985-3192 came our flying as they scored 3 quick goals, but the Auctioneers never gave up. Dillan Weber scored unassisted at 2:10 of the third to make it a 3-1 game which saw Port have many scoring chanes in the final 5 minutes but could not get the puck in the net. One Sunday the Auctioneers travelled to play Manvers in an exhibition game. Port came home with a 4-0 win. Goals went to Dan- ny Lyons assisted by Scott Jeffrey and Seth Gray; Seth Gray assisted by Casey Van Schagen and Adam Jones; Casey Van Schagen assisted by Adam Hobbs; Adam Jones unassisted. Another shutout was recorded by Shane Savage and Corey Branton. Good luck in Buffalo next weekend guys. The tournament on Saturday was sponsored by the Junior C MoJacks. The winners from Gravenhurst had won their O.M.H.A. Division title this year. Atom Bs win 5-3 Pineridge Atoms met Oakwood in exhibition and won 5-3. Oakwood beat Port early in the season 6-3. These guys are getting ready for tournament action this weekend in Buffalo. Jason Hopkins started Port's scoring on a nice play set up by Robert Gracie and Derek Leeming. Matt Phillips, team captain, notched the 2nd goal on another fine play by Kevin Cochrane and Shane Norton. Chris Drury carried the puck past the Oakwood team and then set the puck on the top shelf from the hash marks. Assists to Matt Phillips and Trevor Smith. Derek Leeming found the open corner on yet another passing play by Kevin Hobbs and Matt Phillips. And the last one, into the empty net, was scored by Kevin Hobbs. Assists to Robert Gracie and goalie - Paul Shrigley. Great game guys - you will daz- zle the teams in Buffalo with those radical passing plays! Good luck on the weekend. Davids, Van Camp lead in novice house league playoffs On Wednesday March 21 the heat of the Novice play-offs got turned up one more notch as all four house-league teams took to the ice in search of 1990 Novice House League Championship. Van Camp 3 Port Perry Printing 1 Just one minute and forty-one seconds into the game Van Camp lit up the scoreboard first on a beautiful unassisted goal by Jeff Ashton. There wasn't anymore scoring in the first period with both goalies getting tested fre- quently. At 8:06 of the second period Port Perry Printing tied the score at one on a goal by Glenn McCready on a nice pass from Mark Delaney. At 5:25 Van Camp took the lead on a neat three way passing play scored by Casey Brown from Steve Nagie and Shane Savage. That was the end of the scoring in period 2 with the scoreboard reading Van Camp 2 - Port Perry Printing 1 With one minute left in the game and Van Camp still holding on to a one goal lead Port pulled their goalie in favour of an extra attacker. With 46 seconds reading on the clock Greg Bruton fired the puck into the empty net to put the game out of reach for Port. Playing in goal for Port Perry Printing was Tommy Keeble and Jonathon Chambers was between the pipes for Van Camp. Davids Hairstyling 1 Re/Max Realty 0 The second game of the day should have been called the Michael MacLennan and Mark Sauter Show because this one was truly a goaltenders dual. The first period was scoreless with the of- fence on many occasions skating away shaking their heads because the goalie had done them in again, stoning them left, right and center. The fans in all the play-off games have got their money's worth. With just 1:49 left in the second period Davids opened the scoring on a hard shot from the slot to take the lead 1-0. Scott Sanderson scored unassisted. At the end of 2 periods of play the score was 1 to 0 for Davids. In the third period instead of the play getting slower, the play got faster and the goalies got better too. With one minute left in the game there was a pile up in the crease & the puck was sitting all by itself in the goal line with no one on either team seeing it. It sat there for 2 or 3 seconds before Tyler Wootton swooped into the crease and taking the puck out of harms way. Re/Max had a few more chances but to no avail. The score ended 1 to 0 for Davids. In goal for Davids was Michael MacLennan and Mark Sauter was in goal for Re/Max. Playoff position out of reach for Juniors On Sunday, March 25, the Port Perry 1.G.A. Juniors hosted their counterparts from Warkworth for the opportunity to advance to the finals for the league champion- ship. It was expected to be a close game and the young ladies from each team played it that way. Warkworth scored first and led by 2 when Port tied it up in the first half. At this point Port scored a goal that was not allowed by the referee that would have put us ahead. As a result, Warkworth scored the next 2 goals and never relinquished the lead. The first half ended with Warkworth leading 5-4. In the second period, Port came within one goal of tying the game up but fell short as the final buzzer went. The last 5 minutes were spent in the Warkworth end but Port shooters couldn't seem to find the mark. Scoring in this game for Port were Val Payne 2 assists; Kendra McCrae 1 assist; Melanie Dunne 1 assist; Kristin Armstrong 2 assists, 3 goals; Denna Lovering 2 assists; 3 goals and Jennifer King 1 goal. Although this finishes our league playoffs the Port Perry L.G.A. team has one more impor- tant tournament to play this season. 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