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TN wr TER STERN This past weekend the Sport- sland Bantams participated in their first tournament. The first game was aginst the host team of the tournament Oakwood. Port jumped out into a quick, one to nothing lead, as Chad Gar- vock scored from Jason Coutilakis and Steve Desautels. Chad also scored the next goal with Jason, and Steve assisting again. Port then ran into some tough luck as a few goals were called back, and some bad penalties cost them, as with two minutes left in the game Port found themselves down a goal. Jeremy Norton tied the game on a nice solo effort which took the game to overtime. Both teams pressed, but no team could beat the goalies. After the first five minutes, sudden death period was over, the goalies were pulled, and five more minutes were put on the clock. Port pressed, but no one could pull the trigger. Then unfor- tunately, Oakwood scored, and Port lost a heartbreaker. James Paterson should be commended for his great goaltending as his glove hand kept overtime going a few times. Port's next game was against St. Annes, and Port was flying, as they outskated, and hit St. Annes, and were awarded with a five to two win. Chad Kearns deflected a Blair Pretchitco shot into the net for the first goal with Todd Smart also picking up an assist. Chad Coutilakis, and Steve Desautels picking up assists. Jeremy Norton scored the next goal on a shot from the point with Coutilakis and Desautels picking up assists again. Chad Kearns scored his second to make it four to one with Todd Smart, and Jeremy Norton get- Port IGA Petite B ringette Mariposa 8 Port Perry 6 On Saturday, Nov. 3, the Mariposa Ringette girls travelled to Port Perry to take on the high flying Port 1.G.A. Petite "B" squad. Mariposa jumped to a quick 3-0 lead early in the first period before Port lit up the scoreboard at the 7 minute mark on a nice play in front of the net by Michele Branton asisted by Jennifer Elliot. At 1:53 of the first period, Mandy Smart 'Blasted' the ring past a sprawling Mariposa goalie, assisted by Natasha Burgess to close the gap to 4-2. The first period ended 5-2 for Mariposa. The "Never Say Die" Port Perry squad, opened the scoring in the second period at 13:30 when Michele Branton scored her se- cond goal of the game again be- ing set up by Jennifer Elliot. From here on init was a real tug of war between these two fine teams. Allens opens season with win The Allen's Siding Tweens A team officially kicked off their ringette season with a game played and won in the cold and damp Long Branch arena. The girls all played their best and gave their fans lots to cheer about. Thanks to Marci Zuly who fill- ed in, playing blue stick, giving the Etobicoke girls lots to worry about. Sarah Coyne was awesome in the net, stopping shot upon shot from the opposing team. Vicki Stainton, Heather Lally and Kyla McCrae played red stick, display- ing good defence work as there was plenty of action in front of our net at all times. Amy Parliament scored the first goal within the first 30 seconds of the game, assisted by Linda Payne. Good work, girls! Within the first five minutes of the second period we had two more goals, both scored and assisted by Brandy Harris and Deanna Dempsey, respectively. Leea Kin- nunen and Amy Parliament played white stick throughout the game and were kept at a quick hustle all the time on the ice. There score ended with Port Perry 4, Etobicoke, 3. This Saturday night the fans follow the team to the Clatworthy Arena in Markham, game time 7:30 p.m.. Congratulations girls for a terrific start to another ringette season. See you on the ice! Jenny Lane scored at 11:15 of the second, assisted by Mandy Smart to make the score 6-4 for Mariposa. Amanda Wakeford scored unassisted at 9:10 but at the 7 minute mark Mariposa scored to make the score 7-5 and again two minutes later to put the game out of reach. Amanda Wakeford scored at 4:30 from Geni Tayler, to close the gap but time ran out on the Port girls. Port Perry showed lots of hustle and if this first meeting between Mariposa and Port Perry is any indication of what is to come, we're in for some good ringette down the road. Port Perry 1.G.A.'s rookie goalie Kristie Aldridge once again played well in goal and with every outting is improving greatly. Down the road Kristie will be one of the Premiere Goalies in the Central Ringette League. Jenny Pashley and Lea-Anne Wakeford held body and soul together for Port by a good solid defensive ef- fort. An honorable mention for good hustle has to go to Mandy Smart and Natasha Burgess. The next game for the Petite "B" is in Manvers Arena on Nov. 10 at 6:00 p.m.. Come out and "enjoy." Pumpkins regain first place in men's hockey "Pumpkins" Regain First Place! The first game of the day was an upset as Anderson's '""'Sprayed" first place Fit- zgerald's Weed Control's net with an array of goals ending in a 5-1 score. Exterminating for Anderson's were Ron Jeffrey 1 goal, 1 assist, Dave Bourgeois 1 goal, 1 assist, 'Tom Patton 1 goal, 1 assist, Kel- ly Lee and Carl Durward had 1 goal apiece. Assists went to Mike Driscoll 2, and Bill Van Camp 2. The Lone "Weed Man' was Ken Smart from Mark Burger and Reg Templeman. Game two was a little closer in which Crandell's defeated Com- pton Cable T.V. 4-2. Leading the way for Crandell's were Dan Horner 2 goals, 1 assist, Jim Beatty 1 goal, 1 assist, Ivan Geer 1 goal and Doug Bronson 1 assist. Battling for Compton was Jim Duncon from Bob Tarbotton and Todd Wilbur from Larry Page and Bruce Smith. The third game proved to be the best game of the day as the Van & Truck World Pumpkins' edg- ed past Sportsland 4-2 and recap- tured first place. Scoring for the Pumpkins were Richie Lefort 2 goals, 1 assist, Brian Samis 1 goal, 1 assist and Randy Prosser 1 goal. Adding assists were Wayne Fox 2, Scott Davis 2, John Robertson and Dale Bronson with singles. Counting for Sportsland were Ron Hoogeboom from Mark Jobb and Wayne Taylor and Peter Lane from Mike McQuade and Rick Olaisen. Game four was another close affair as J & D Carpentry got past Norton's 5-2. Capitalizing for J & D were Dave Mann with a great game of 4 goals, 1 assist, Rob Evans 1 goal, Fred Moffatt 3 assists, Dave Sandison 2 and Jason Warner 1. Finding the mark for Norton's were Doug Brown unassisted, Donovan Smith from Dave Roth and Clarence Stephenson, and Brian Norton from Terry Flieler. Services offered: DARREN VINE, B.Sc., P.T. Registered Physical Therapist is pleased to announce the opening of: Injury Recovery Clinic (AN APPROVED W.C.B. COMMUNITY CLINIC) 1400 Ritson Road North, Oshawa TEL: (416) 432-9100 Orthopaedic and Sports Physiotherapy Injury Recovery Programs Work Fitness Injury Prevention Education HOURS: MONDAY to FRIDAY 8 AM to 6 PM L1G 7W4 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 6, 1990 -- 31 Sportsland Bantams win B championship ting the helpers. Jason Coutilakis finished the scoring in a Mike Sluggett pass with Chad Garvock picking up an assist. The win gave Port a birth in the B Champion- ship final. Port was squared up against Little Britain in the final, and skated away with a four to one victory. Scott Heasman got things rolling as he moved in from the point, and took a Steve Desautels pass, and fired into the net Chad Garvock also picked up an assist. Heasman then pulled a Dennis Savard spinoramma move on the goalie, and tucked it home to give OHA JR. 'C' HOCKEY SCUGOG ARENA - PORT PERRY 7:30 PM - NOVEMBER 11th, 1990 Port a two to nothing lead with Brent Harper, and Mike Williams picking up the assists. Them Brent Harper made it three to one with Mike Williams, and Jeremy Norton getting the assists. Jason Phillips ended the scoring with a nice shot with Todd Smart, and Chad Kearns getting assists. James played a great game between the pipes to help preserve the B Championship for the Sportland Bantams. The next home game is Friday November 9, at 9:15. Come out, and cheer them on. SUNDAY, Port Perry MoJacks Lakefield Chiefs -- VS -- 11.625 % 11.625 % Rates subject to change without notice. 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