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The PPHS Midget boys volleyball team won the DYSSAA cham champlonship game was held a plonship recently. The t Central Collegiate In Oshawa. Pictured are team members (front, from left) Jeremy Luke, Mike Labanovich, Paul Linton, (back row) coach Brian Theal, Gary Norton, Joe Broadw and Scott Wylle. orth, Mike Mitchell. Absent from the photo Is Chad Kearns Juniors romp to 10-1 win Wednesday, November 14 the Mariposa Juniors welcomed Port Perry to Oakwood. Although the Port team got off to a slow start they quickly pulled themselves together to go on to dominate the play. Excellent defensive action kept Mariposa's shots on net down to a bare minimum. The girls on red stick repeatedly frustrated the Mariposa offence. Penalty killing was very effective as Port Perry held on to their ring control even while occupying the penalty box. Port's offensive lines controlled the ring well and a great number of well executed passes resulted in a total of shots on goal of ap- proximately forty throughout the two periods. The opening goal of the game was scored by Karen Kett with assists going to Denna Lovering and Michelle Fitzpatrick. Within the next ninety seconds Denna Lovering went on to score a goal of her own assisted by Val Payne. For Port's third marker Karen Kett made a nice pass to assist Denna Lovering to end the first period with Port Perry Juniors leading 3-0. With the opening of the second period Port Perry went on a scor- ing rampage. JoAnn Zaal opened the scoring on a solo effort, follow- ed closely by a goal by Meagan Marlowe. Assists on Meagan's goal went to Shannon Fox and Kim Poppleton. Denna Lovering then assisted Val Payne on a very nice effort. At the 4:48 mark Megan Marlowe again took con- trol of the ring to score her second goal unassisted. Following close- ly on her heals, after many foiled shots and a few bounces off the post, Dawn Doucette popped the ring past the the Mariposa goalie. Lindsay Dutkewich, who had been in high gear throughout the game, was credited with the assist. Denna Lovering and Karen Kett then joined forces to put together a passing play which enabled Michelle Fitzpatrick to score another point for Port Perry. The end of Port Perry's scoring streak came at 1:49 of the final period when Dawn Doucette FORDER-PARKS INSURANCE BROKERS INC. 34 Water St., Port Perry, Ont. 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Atom Bs draw 4-4 On Thursday, November 15 Pineridge played host to the Atom team from Manvers. In a close checking game Manvers took the lead late in the first period. In the second, Port came roaring back with three straight goals to take the lead. Scoring for Pineridge were Blayne Kinnunen with two and Jason Heyworth. Assists went to Danny Lyons with three, Ryan Moynes and Jason Heyworth. Manvers got one back in the se- cond for a Port lead of 3-2 at the end of two. In the third, Pineridge added to their lead as Adam Hobbs scored assisted by Scott Jeffrey. Manvers never gave up as they scored the tying goal with only eleven seconds left on the clock. Final score 4-4. On Saturday the team played in the Little Britain Tournament. In their first game they were up against the Atom #1 team from Stouffville. Although they played hard and kept trying, their efforts were not rewarded. In the second game they played the host team Little Britain. This game was an evenly matched contest and proved very exciting for parents to watch. Little Britain took the early lead but Pineridge came back with two quick goals from Adam Hobbs. Assisting on Adam's goals were Blayne Kinnunen with two and Justin Halligan. Little Britain then not to be out done, added two goals for a 3-2 lead in the second, but Danny Lyons scored td tie it up late in the second. Assist to Ryan Moynes. Unfortunately Little Britain added to more goals to round the scoring for a 5-3 win. It was a valiant effort from the team, bet- ter luck next time. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 20, 1990 -- 35 DUE T0 SHORTAGE OF SPACE some of this week's sports reports have been held over until next week 1989 CHRYSLER DAYTONA Red, 2.5 It., AM/FM cass, only 27,000 km., extended warranty, drives perfect. Stk. # 28-3240 Reduced to O 7,995. 1989 DODGE ARIES LE Silver, 2.2 It., auto trans., air cond., bench seat, only 42,000 kms., clean car. 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