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The Port Perry Midgets (seen here in whi Scugog Arena as they defeated Cobourg 4- They now advance to next round on the a (see story for details) te jerseys) were fired up Friday night at the 2 to win their playoff series three games to one. l-Ontario trail; a date with the Midland Midgets Midgets roll by Cobourg The Port Perry Midget A squad has advanced to the next round of the all Ontario hockey finals. The Midgets defeated their bitter rivals from Cobourg 4-2 last Friday evening at the Scu- gog Arena to take that best of five series three games to one. And their next opponent will be Midland, with game one in the series set for Sunday March 3 at the Scugog Arena for a 5:30 PM faceoff. In the series winner Friday evening, Port Perry turned in a strong performance in what was a rough, chippy encounter with the Cobourgcrew. Port took a 1-0 lead in the first on a marker by Corey Bricknell set up by Dave Pash- ley. They continued to carry the play through the second period XL girls great effort The XL Gas Bar Eaglettes put forward their best team and in- dividual effort of the year in Ennismore. Jennifer Donnelly notched all of Port's goals in a 9-5 loss to the host team. Assists went to Leanne Layzell with 2, Alaina Davis, Sarah Verschuuren, Melissa Hooker and Leanne Davison with singles. The game was a close end-to- end affair with the lead changing hands four times before En- nismore pulled away late in the game. Alicia Burgess was consis- tent in net, Nicole Virtue gave a solid two-way effort, Katherine Cooke contributed a steady red stick effort with Miranda Burgess being recognized by Ennismore as the outstanding red stick ear- ning the MVP (Most Valuable Player) award. Unfortunate for Port was the absence of Leanne Holt whose ex- uberance was greatly missed. The Eaglettes are off to the Oro tournament next weekend where they will be looking for gold. Go get em girls!!! and their hard work paid off with three un-answered goals and a commanding 4-0 lead. Jeff Parry from Bricknell and Steve Laird made it 2-0, fol- lowed by Jason Cochrane and Dan Sluggett. Jan Heyes drew assists on both these goals as did Jason Towns and Gervan Sytnyk. Cobourg attempted some- thing of a rally in the third as Ryan Gryko and Shane Weath- erby cut the margin to 4-2. Midget B advance The Canadian Tire Midget B team has advanced to the semi- final round against Prince Ed- ward County! The Port Perry team defeated Uxbridge, winning the best 3 out of 5 series with decisive victories of 5-3, 8-2, and 6-2. On Wednesday, February 20th the final game was played in Port Perry. The first period went to the hometown team with Ryan Picard opening the scoring, assisted by Scott Menzies. Also tallying for Port Perry was Brad Moase with assists going to Jason McBride and Darrell Vanderligt. The second period was a bit of a see-saw battle as Uxbridge scored twice and so did Port. Once again Brad Moase found the But the Port Perry players, sniffing a victory in the air, just tightened up the hatches and kept Cobourg off balance the rest of the way. Tempers were short throughout the game with each team assessed 39 minutes in the sin bin. Meanwhile the Bantam B's areinvolved in a series with En- nismore and hit the ice at the Scugog Arena next Wednesday night (March 6) at 7:30 PM. mark, this time assisted by Dar- rell Vanderligt and Stuart Dyer. The fourth goal was scored by Darrell Vanderligt assisted by Andy Wilson and Ryan Picard. The third period really belong- ed to Port as they put the icing on the cake with 2 more. Jason McBride scored, assisted by Brad Moase and Darrell Vanderligt and later in the period Scott Aires banged one in assisted by Brad Moase and Darrell Vander Slagt. Noel Lovering played an ab- solutely great game in net. Team- work and hard work has really paid off for this team and the guys are looking forward to their semi- final series with Prince Edward County. CRIME doesn't pay if you've had an ... OSHAWA SECURITY SYSTEM . Installed. (Limited Time Offer) $799. (basement ceiling must be unfinished) Price includes Motion & Fire Protection RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL ALARM * Free Estimates * No Obligations * Workmanship Guaranteed (416) 725- 1 04 1 FIRE, POLICE and AMBULANCE MONITORING available on request. - PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 26, 1991 -- 27 Silver medals The Port Perry entry in the Ontario School Boys curling championship had to be content with silver medals in the bon- spiel held over the weekend at Cornwall. The rink of Jason Guindon, Rob Mitchell, Tan Thompson and Mike Flynn lost the gold in an extra end to a team from Smiths Falls. for curlers After losing one game, the team rallied with three succe- sive victories to advance to the final game. 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