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The Scugog Overhead Door Pee Wee 2 team is showing improved team play, solid hockey skills and lots of hustle. As soon as "lady luck" joins the club, the boys are going to start to put a lot of numbers in the win column. On Sunday evening, the Port Perry team suffered a loss to Omemee in regular league play. Although the host team gave up no goals in the 6-0 game, the play was much closer than the score would indicate. Port on many oc- casions carried the play doing everything but putting the puck in the net. In an exhibition game on the previous Friday, the Overhead Door squad hosted the Oshawa Red Wings. After giving up 5 goals in the 1st period, Port rallied in the second and third periods to make this an exciting game that came down to the final Top teams upset Game one was a quick end to end affair in which Sportsland and J&D Carpentry exchanged goals in a 4-4 tie. Tallying for Sportsland were Ron Hoogeboom 1 goal, 1 assist, Wayne Taylor 1 goal, 1 assist, Bill Owen 1 goal, 1 assist and Rick Olaisen 1 goal. Other assists went to Mike McQuade 2, Keijo Kin- nunen and Ed Olsen 1 apiece. Fighting back for J&D were Rob Evans 2 goals, 1 assist, Jason Warner 1 goal, 1 assist and Larry Courtice one goal. Assists Dave Sandison, Richard Sakanashi and Joe Curran. The second game was an upset, as last place Compton defeated first place Fitzgerald's 6-4. Scorers for Compton were Todd Wilbur 2 goals, 2 assists, Rick Hope 2 goals, Bruce Smith and Tim Ashbridge one each. Ad- ding assists were Larry Page and Colin Asselstine with one apiece. Finding the mark for Fit- zgerald's were Bill Bridge 2 goals 1 assist, Gary Lance 1 goal, 1 assist and Ken Smart one goal. Dan Carty and Dave Jackson had one assist each. : Game three was another tight game until the third period when Anderson's scored twice to get past Crandell's 4-2. Counting for Anderson's were Dave Bourgeois 2 goals, 1 assist, Tom Patton 1 goal, 1 assist and Mike Driscoll 1 goal. Carl Dur« ward and Kelly Lee each had assists. For Crardell's it was Doug Bronson from Ivan Geer and George Gladish, and Brian Burns from Ivan Geer. The fourth game was yet another upset as Norton's defeated Van & Truck World 3-0. Scoring for Norton's were Tony Oxley 1 goal, 1 assist, Dave Dickson and Rob Kroonenburg 1 goal each. Dave Milton added 2 assists and Brian Norton had one. Merle Shewaga played a great game between the pipes to earn the shutout. MORE SPORTS REPORTS Real Estate Section MINOLTA 'THE' CAMERA =- MINOLTA Choose from the full range of the world's top manufacturer. * Trade-ins These precision cameras start from only $89.00 and include the newest ... 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Sutton Tournament On the weekend of December 1, the Overhead Door Pee Wees travelled to Sutton for a two day tournament, facing teams from Markham, Newmarket and Sut- ton. Both Markham and Newmarket proved to be for- midable opponents and defeated our Port Perry team removing any possibility of getting into the finals. Port handily beat the host Sutton team 7-2 in their third and final game of the tournament. Scoring in the tournament: Greg Thompson - 5 goals; Kirk Swain - 1 goal, 2 assists; Todd Parry - 1 goal, 1 assist; Tim Fitz- patrick - 1 goal, 1 assist: Gavin PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 11, 1990 -- 37 Pee Wee B still waiting for Lady Luc Carnegie - 1 goal, 1 assist; Chris Drury - 1 goal; Kevin Gray - 1 goal; Kent Taylor - 2 assists; Robert Gracie - 2 assists, Jeff Jamieson - 1 assist. MVP's for the tournament were Chris Drury, Kirk Swain, and Greg Thompson. Special] mentions for Jamie Trick and Dylan Ferguson, our relentless goaltenders showing the duty between the pipes and putting in very respectable per- formances. Word is, Brad Morton should be back for our next, after sitting out a shoulder injury. Welcome back Brad. Novice ringette After losing our chance to par- take in a league, the Novice Ringette team was left out in the cold. While Steve Burgess, the team's coach, was trying to find exhibition games for our Girls that would be of an equal calibre for our team, two being seasoned players, and. nine new to the game, six of which are bunnies. The girls are doing a great job learning the game and developing their skills. On Saturday, December 8, we headed down to Whitby to play one of their advanced Bunny teams. Our girls started out fast and furious with a goal from Jennifer Donnelly and a hat trick from Melissa Hooker. We then retreated our seasoned players back to red stick, thus giving the other girls opportunity to develop their skills with a different stick. Playing blue stick for the first time Leanne Holt not only scored her first goal by came away with a hat trick as well. Miranda Burgess hit a nice shot into the corner to make the final score 8-2. Good hustle goes to Sarah Ver- shuuren with two great break aways, and excellent effort to Leanne Davison, keep shooting Leanne, ones sure to go in. Assists going to Alana Davis, Nicole Vir- tre, Leanne Layzell, Katherine Cooke, and Miranda Burgess. Alica Burgess doing a stand-up- job in goal, found the game of ringette quite challenging to be playing with girls at her own age and skill. With the team's new mascot, the girls developing their skills, and the great team spirit, Port Perry's future in ringette looks bright. 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