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26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 12, 199 roa The R.H. Cornish Intermediate Girls Basketball team was crowned Regional Champi- ons for the second straight year. The team went undefeated in the year. Pictured are Back Row: (I-r) Wayne Addison, coach, Amanda Webb, Marci Zuly, Julie Ball. Front: Charlene Criscione, Dana McCullough, Cornish Cougar, Lisa Kim, Shawna Cornish. Absent from photo: Michelle Moynham, Amy Parliament, Sarah Coyne. Please see story for more de- tails. Playoffs underway Week 1 of the playoffs began with Blackstock taking on B & R/Swamp in a well played, close checking game. Dan Taylor opened the scoring with Tim Ashbridge drawing the assist. That goal only stood up for about 2:00 as Tom Wotten from Ron Redman to Pete Kenning tied the game. Both teams had some chances but the score remained tied at 1 so on they went to O.T. Tim Ashbridge from Mike Mole, Ken Bryant from Dan Taylor and Tim Ashbridge did the scoring to make the final 3-1 Swampers. The 2nd game had Monsma playing Woodys. With Woodys goalie injured, they decided to play with 6 attackers out and it seemed like sound strategy as they finished the 1st period trail- ing 1-0. The 2nd period saw Monsma break the game open with 5 goals - to win 6-0. Murray Down had 2 goals, Tom Powell 1 goal, 1 assist, Rick Schoer 2 goals, Dave Dickson 1 goal, 1 assist, Kevin Ib- bitson 2 assists, Tom Hansford 2 assists, Tom Carroll 1 assist, Mark Mason was in net for the shutout. NOTICE Port Perry Ringette Association ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Tuesday, April 30th - 7:30 PM KINSMEN HALL REGISTRATION Please plan to attend. NOTICE Registration for the Whitby Minor Lacrosse Association will be held on the following dates: SAT., MARCH 23rd - 10 AM to 2 PM SCUGOG ARENA -- PORT PERRY : No Mail-In Registrations Accepted. . ~~ - For more information call: BRYCE JONES 985-8545 Age Divisions are as follows: (if numbers permit) Registration Fees: PAPERWEIGHT .................. MINOR TYKE ........ ........... MAJOR TYRE ......c..oon concerns MINOR NOVICE ................ MAJOR NOVICE ......... MINOR PEEWEE .... MAJOR PEEWEE ............ BANTAM ............. MIDGET INTERMEDIATE ................. RT Born 1983 Born 1981 Born 1980 Co Born 1975-76 PAPERWEIGHTS ............ OTHER PLAYERS ... 3 or MORE per FAMILY LATE FEE ........ccosconmunmunsssnsons etna ons meron mn Rd Born 1985-87 Born 1984 Born 1982 Born 1979 ... Born 1977-78 17 years and over $20.00 per Player $60.00 per Player . $150.00 $20.00 Monsma and Swamp victorious Good luck to Monsma as they travel to Sudbury to compete in the Elite Provincial Champion- ships on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Men's Thursday Night ~~ March 7. Team Standings: -Dowson's Valu-Mart 50, Pete's Pet Pantry 47, Lake Scugog Lumber 42, Norm's Const. 39, VillageTTaxi 37, Brian's Towing 37, Centennial Lanes 35, 1.G.A. 32, House of Howard 31. Philp Pontiac 29, Galley Gators 22, Legion 17. High Single Flat: B. White 236. High Single With Handicap: D. Ireland 300, R. Gibson 300. High Triple Flat: B. White 720. * High Triple With Handicap: D. Ireland 803. Games Over 215: R. Sweetman 275, D. Plain 251, M. Gallagher 234, T. Blair 225, G. St. John 227, B. Hurst 218, 250, E. Johanson 223, 240, K. Davies 226, 233, D. Richards 224, 234, D. Ireland 251, R. Gibson 275, W. Lown 227, B. Pomeroy 231, 235, B. Robinson 251, 235, C. Watts 216, G. McHugh 227, J. Ballingal 216, 220, R. Evans 250, B. White 223, 286, G. Wilson 223, D. Hann 228, S. Emke 229, R. Sheehey 237, 243, J. Healey 237. Triple Over 600: E. Johanson 663, K. Davies 630, D. Richards 667, D. Ireland 656, B. Pomeroy 673, B. Robinson 654, J. Ballingal 611, R. Evans 616, B. White 720, D. Hann 609, S. Emke 613, R. Sheehey 683. Wednesday Aftenoon Ladies Team Standings: Marigolds 17, Pansies 17, Petunias 16, Snap- dragons 13, Alysums 11, Impa- tience 10. Over 200: Carol Koch 206, Merle St. John 206, 258, 231, Sharen Bob- bie 239, Audrey Brown 252, Elsie Pogue 208. Over 600: Merle St. John 695. Monday Night Ladies March 4 Team Standings: Ferrari 34, The R. H. Cornish girls inter- mediate basketball team has been crowned Regional Cham- pions for the second straight year. On February 20, the Inter- mediate Girls basketball team began their Durham Elemen- tary Athletic Association (DEAA) playoffs. In a three game tournament, the team won the area pennant which allowed them to advance to the D.E.A.A. semi-finals on February 27. Again the team won all three games which brought them to the D.E.A A. finals held at Dun- barton High School on March 7. Here the team met up with Dr. Robert Thorton, and defeat- ed their opposition 35-25 to cap- ture the Durham Regional Ma- jor School Championship Pennant. Two hours later the Cougars met up with the Minor School Champions, Sunderland, and once again emerged victorious by a score of 30-22. onal Champions This victory allowed R.H. Cornish to be named Regional Champions for the second SPO year. Many of these athletes played on last year's championship team. Coach, Wayne Addison had the following to say abeut his teams achievements. "This is the most talented and best balanced team I have ever coached. The fact they completed a 23 game season un- defeated speaks for itself. Along the way the team also won the Northern Classic Tour- nament and the Whitby Invita-- tional Tournament. The girls have received nu- merous compliments from op- position coaches on their amaz- ing passing game and their excellent skills. I would personally like to thank a group of people who were very much responsible for the development of these young ladies, the parents, who came out and supported the girls faithfully game after game." Port Perry IGA Petites The rivalry between Port Perry and Whitby in the Petite '"B" divi- sion is one of respect other than bitterness. Each team knows that if it lets its guard down the other team will Do It To Them. At 14:10 of the first period Whit- by opened the scoring. At 11:11 Pam Hiltz put a perfect pass over to Mandy Smart who wasted no time in tucking one past the Whit- - by goalie. Whitby scored again at 7:22 to go ahead 2-1. At 7:03 Pam Hiltz saw Geni Taylor fly down shot and blasted one past a ==Bowling results mm LaLips 30, Witches 30, Pin Pickers 28, Rollers 27, T.N.T. 19. High Triple: Marg Burnfield 722. High Single: Tracy Beach 295. 200 Games: Tracy Beach 295, Sue Norton 245, Susan McLellan 216, Terry Fagan 201, Marg White 208, Edna Langford 235, 265, Maureen Wren 260, Marg Postill 263, 204, 255. Judy Nickerson 214, 205. 1 Tuesday Night Men's Bowling March 5, 1991 Team Standings: Port Perry I.G.A. 35, XLL Gas Bar 31, Trader Sam 28, Saintfield Machining 26, The Creative Basket 21, Bruton's I.D.A. 6. High Single: Gerry Louvelle 296. High Single With Handicap: John Rowett 336. High Triple: John Criscione 685. High Triple With Handicap: John Rowett 815. 215 And Qver: Bill Ruesink 222/242, Jeff Cox 226, Sid Tarsey 224, Gerry Louvelle 296, Phil Brown 271, Cary Dowson 221, John Criscione 225/286, Hal McCullough 291; Kevin Martin 263, Greg Houghting 228, David Booth 230, Adrian.Donnelly 230, John Rowett 288, Peter Booth 255, Harold McLaughlin 219. 600 And Over: Bill Ruesink 669, Gerry Louvelle 674, Phil Brown 665, John Criscione 685, Kevin Martin 652, John Rowett 671, Peter Booth 641, Harold McLaughlin 626. re sprawling Whitby goaltender to - tie it up at 2 all. At 1:42 of the first period Geni Taylor kept the ring inside the Whitby blue line, put a nice pass over to Mandy Smart in front to Pam Hiltz and Port took the lead 3-2 for the first time in the game. With the first period winding down Port scored with 25 seconds to go when Pam Hiltz found Man- dy Smart flying down right wing and with a good move tucked one under the. Whitby goalie to go ahead 4-2 after the final half. The second period got started quickly but Port Perry's goalie made some key saves to keep things as they were after the first period. At the 6:50 mark of the se- cond Port scored again when Pam Hiltz found Natasha Burgess flying up the wing over to Mandy Smart in the slot and its 5-2 for Port Perry 1.G.A. Petite '"B's." At 3:47 Whitby scored to narrow the gap to 5-3 for Port Perry. With 2:33 remaining in the game Whit- by scored to make the score 5-4 for Port. with Whitby roaring back and making the game jn- teresting Port was holding on to. its one goal lead for dear life but with only 1:19 left in the game Whitby scored again to tie the game up at 5 a piece. With the flo of the game in Whit- by's favour and Whitby throwing all caution to the wind and think- _ ing only offence Pam Hiltz was in over the Whitby blueline and Amanda Wakeford put a perfect pass on her stick and with one good move fired a low hard shot that beat the Whitby goalie clear- ly to go ahead 6-5 and as the horn sounded Whitby was defeated by Port Perry 1.G.A. Petites 6-5. Honourable Mention for good hustle goes to Mandy Smart. Honourable Mention for good defencive effort goes to Leanne Wakeford and Jenny Pashley. An Honourable Mention for desire goes to Michele Branton for her two breakaways due to two nice passes by Mandy Smart. In goal for Port Perry was Christie Aldridge who played another outstanding game in goal for the 1.G.A. Petites. When business is good, it pays to advertise... When business is bad, you've gat to advertise! NM |