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30-< PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 10, 1992 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" a KELLY LOWN/ PORT PERRY STAR The Port Perry High School Midget girls volleybal team captured the DYSSA crown on March 4 in Newmarket. The local girls defeated Brock High School 15-13 in the final match. Pictured are the members of the winning team. Back row from left: Emily Cosway, Shawna Cornish, Kel- ly Phipps, Lisa Kim, Kyla McCrae, Pam Byers, coach. Front from left: Sara Cosway, Marci Zuly, Dana McCullough, Amy Parliament, Julie Sargant. Please see story for more detalls on the girls' DYSSA victory. Midget girls volleyball team win DYSSA gold The PPHS Midget Girls vol- leyball team finished the season off with another gold medal, winning the best of three games against their neighbors to the North, Brock High School. Arriving at Newmarket High School early Wednesday morn- ing, the action started with our first match against the Rich- mond Hill Raiders. The first line consisted of Kelly Phipps, Amy Parliament, Marci Zuly, Julie Ball, Shawna Cornish, and Dana McCullough. Kelly was substituted by Kyla McCrae halfway through each match. Port won both games 15- 3 and 15-0. The second match was be- tween the Stouffville Spartans and the Brock Bulldogs. Brock won both games 15-8 and 15-8. The next match would be be- tween the Brock Bulldogs and the Port Perry Rebels. In game one Shawna started the line with her usual strong and accurate serve. At the first 'time out' Port held a one-point lead, 7-6 over Brock. Then Brock picked up three points. The fans encouraged the team on, "Settle down, you can do it", but Port lost 8-15. One com- ment made from a fan was "they'll come back. They like do- ingit the hard way." Stan Zuly made the comment to the Rebels, just before game two; "I like your strategy. Give them the first game so they think they can beat you." In game two Marci started the line-up with accurate serving. 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Shawna was serving at game point, Port won 15-7. Zuly's Home Entertainment captured the suspense and ten- 'sion displayed by the two teams and their fans on video. In game three, at the first 'time out' Brock 6, Port Perry 5. At half time the teams switched ends. At the next 'time out' the score was 8-8. Marci was serv- ing when the next four points were scored. Another 'time out' 12-12. Shawna served: another point. Amy was the last Rebel to - serve when we had the one point lead 14-13. Sighs of de- spair and joy were heard throughout the gym as Port seized the gold medal with a fi- nal score of 15-13! Congratulations to the Brock Bulldogs, a fine team, the silver medal finalists. It was tough competition and the third game could have gone either way. We hope coach Pam Byers is enjoying herself overseas with the Girls Field Hockey Team. In her absence, during the DYS- SAA playoffs, Sophia Brendon did the honors of coaching a splendid team along with the assistance of Ms. Marianne Froehlich. The team's mascot "Cheeky Monkey" a gift given to Sophia by the team attended most of the games. Our young- est spectator at many of the games was Emily Parliament. Many thanks to the Zuly's, Ball's, Parliaments and McCrae's for assisting in driv- ing during the volleyball sea- son. The coaching staff feel Marci Zuly should be recog- nized as the MVP. Congratulations girls, your school is proud of you, along with your fans. Keep up the good work next year! fo Pineridge Tweens participate in Friendship tourney Port Perry opened the scoring at 14:07 when Michele Branton hit Joan Anderson cruising up the mid- dle with a nice pass, over to Cindy Verschuuren who blasted one past the Markham No. 2 goalie. Markham scored at 11:31-3:57-1:35 to take a 3-1 lead over Port. At 1:28 Alechia Cracknell put a nice pass over to Cindy Verschuuren streak- ing down the right side and fired it past the goalie to close the gap to 3-2. With 0:48 seconds left in the open- ing period Markham scored again for a 4-2 lead after one period. Port opened the scoring in period two when Jenny Pashley set up Joan Anderson in front and she made no mistake scoring at 11:44 to make it 4-3. Markham came roaring back scoring at 9:34-7:35-7:16-5:07 to take a commanding 8-3 lead. At 4:44 Joan Anderson fed Cindy Verschuuren a beautiful pass inside the Markham zone and blasted it deep into the Markham goal to make the score 8-4. Cindy Verschuuren completed her hat trick and Christi Aldridge played in goal for Port Perry. Tween Bs Play Markham No. One At Home Port opened the scoring at 12:07 when Alechia Cracknell set up Amanda Wakeford in front and Port got a 1-0 lead. Markham scored three unanswered goals to take the lead after one period of play. At 13:47 of period two Natasha Burgess put a nice pass onto Cindy Verschuuren"s stick and she buried it in the Markham No. 1 goal to make the score 3-2. Cindy Verschuuren scored again at 10:42 when Melissa Dawson put a nice pass over to her to tie the game at three all. Alechia Cracknell took the ring deep in Markham territory, behind the Markham net to Aman- da Wakeford, out in front to Natasha Burgess and "say good nite Ralph," Port goes ahead 4-3. Markham scored again at 8:33 to tie the game at four. At 4:43 Jill Topham "blasted" one past the Markham goalie for a 5-4 lead. Port was clear- ing the zone beautifully allowing the clock to run down but with 14 seconds left Markham came in on a clean out breakaway. Just one-to- one and Christi stoned the shooter to keep the lead and the buzzer sound- ed as Port defeated Markham 5-4. - Baseball Is making a comeback in Scugog Township. More Game One Dorchester 5 - Port Perry 2 Port Perry travelled to Jordan, Ontario to participate in the Jordan Friendship Ringette Tournament. This was a ringette tournament and an overnighter to boot. For the en- tire weekend it was ringette, ringette, and more ringette. The hospitality was good and so was the competition. The first period was a hard fought period and Port was well outshot. Port's goalie Christi Aldridge was up for the challenge stopping many shots, often from point blank range. Dorchester put the goal light on twice in the opening period to take a 2-0 lead after one period of play. Dorchester scored at 14:21 to take a 3-0 lead. At 11:43 Port's Cindy Ver- shcuuren put a nice pass over to Amanda Wakeford, in the slot to Joan Anderson who fired on high to close the gap to 3-1. Dorchester scored again at 7:05 and 5:32 to go ahead 5-1. Natasha Burgess hit Jill Topham at the Dorchester blue line, over to Cindy Verschuuren who fired one past the sprawling goalie to make the final score 5-2. Game Two Markham 3 - Port Perry 2 Port came into this game again with a hot goalie - Christi Aldridge. Port's goalie again as in game one played solid in goal. Port opened the scoring at 6:51 when Melissa Dawson hit Amanda Wakeford with a good pass, in front to Joan Ander- son and its 1-0 Port Perry. Markham scored at 3:11 and 2:51 to take the lead 2-1 after one period of play. Port tied the game up at 10:50 of period two.when Alechia Cracknell put a nice pass back to the point to Amanda Wakeford into the slot to Melissa Dawson who "blasted" one under the Markham goalie. With the period winding down Markham scored with 1:32 remaining to go ahead 3-2. Markham held on for the win. Game Three St. Catharines 4 - Port Perry 0 Port came out in this game strong, but the steady forechecking of the St. Catharines team finally broke down the game, Port Perry defence and took control. The Port Perry goalie, Christi Aldridge once again had a fine day in goal. Final score St. Catharines 4 - Port Perry 0. than 50 children were signed up in the first two hours of regis- tration on Saturday. Matt Caldwell is pictured signing up for the Mosquito level while his dad Steve, a sponsor and special events co-ordinator, watches. If you missed registration over the weekend, there will be a late registration on Saturday, March 28 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Location to be announced.