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a TP Raed 22 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 17, 1992 ee LJ "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice " | ~~ Race getting tighter Scala defeats in broomball league Larocque 9-5 In the first game of the after- noon, Monsma and Blackstock battled to a 1-1 draw through regulation time and in the total goals overtime Monsma tri- umphed by a 4-2 tally. Blackstock drew first blood late in the opening frame on a goal by Tom Wotten from Gord Bryans and Bill Pratt. This was short lived as Brooklin tied it up with 1:32 to play in the period on a marker by Nick Attwood from Chris Lepine. With the goaltenders pulled in the OT it was all Monsma as Attwood picked up his second from Ron Attwood and Murray Down. The remaining goals went to Ron Attwood and Don Jansma with Down and Rick Mitchell drawing assists. The lone Blackstock goal in the over- time went to Wotten from John Binning. B & R/Swampers made the standings race just a little tight- er as they blanked Woodys to the tune of 2-0. 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Tyler Renaud from Stephen Kristensen and War- ren Strong got the lone marker for Framers. Mike Jones scored all three Emmerson's goals with assistance on all of them by John Gerber with a single go- ing to Joe Parkinson. Scala ended up victorious in their last two appearances Fri- day morning they beat La- rocque 9-5. Larocque's Ryan Hawkins, put them on the scoreboard first on a pass from Chris Jamieson. Scala's Ashley Van Schelira scored the next three in a row for the first of his two hat tricks in the game. All three goals were unassisted. Larocque came back with the next three goals. Corey Wiatr- zyk, Ben Stevenson and Adam Kingma each picking up one of these to put Larocque ahead again. Assisting on these goals were two for Chris Jamieson and one each for Corey and Jus- tin Sheehey. Scala scored the next five goals. Ashley with his second set of three goals, Jon Cham- bers and Jay Fletcher each with one. Assists to Jonathon Reed with two, and Jay F. and Ryan Williamson each with one. La- rocque's, Alex Upton scored late in the third period, assisted by Chris Jamieson and Corey W. and Jonathon Reed popped in Scala's ninth on a pass from Ashley. Scala was still hot early Sat- urday morning as they met Emiel's and came out on top 7-2. Scoring for Scala were Jona- thon Reed who picked up a hat trick this game and Jay Fletch- er and Travis Pickard each with two goals. Picking up the assists were Jay Fletcher and Jon Chambers each with three and Jay Fletch- er, Ron Colvin, Chris Orr and Adam Brain each with one. Emiel's Ryan Puckrin and Ke- vin Edwards each picked up a goal. Assists to Jeremy Pare, David Jackson, Spenser Bidell and Jon Froats each with one. Local swimmers compete The Uxbridge Swim Club hosted the Williamson Invita- tional Swim Meet on Sunday, Nov. 8. Two hundred and seven- ty-five swimmers from 10 clubs competed in timed-final events. This was the first competition for many Uxbridge Swim Club Dismbers, Congratulations to all. Those placingin the top six in- cluded Colin Briggs, Johnathon Ball, Andrew McQuaid, Scott Briggs, Bobby Lee, Neil Manch- ee, Susan Evans, Amanda Wakeford, Mary Fowler, Allison Clark, Kealy Morgan, Marcia Bryon, Lauren Jukes, Kelly Koonstra and Kelly Bird. Lucky draw winners at the meet were: first Ken Johnston (NYAC), second: Robin Kwong, Scarborough and third Dale . from J: Plus taxes Most GM Vehicles Expires Nov 21,1992 [1 0/7 Campsall, Uxbridge Swim Club. The tickets were drawn by Helen Ferreira. Looking ahead two weeks the Uxbridge Swim Club will be competing in Team Champion- ships Division 1 for the first time. On the weekend of No- vember 20-22, forty of USC's best swimmers will take part. At this meet all 15 teams are evenly weighted with 40 mem- bers each able to swim five events and one relay team per age group for each sex. Points are awarded for the top eight places in final events on Satur- day and Sunday night. Double points are awarded for the top eight relay finishes. USC placed second in Divi- sion II last year, so it must move into Division I this year. With the support of many lo- cal sponsors and much interest from the community we look for- ward to a strong showing from teams across Ontario. The 40 Uxbridge Swim Club members who will be competing were announced last Monday evening. They are as follows. 10- year-old and under girls will be Heather Lee, Marcia Bryon, Kelly Koonstra and Lauren Jukes. Ten and under boys will be Scott Briggs, Neil Manchee, Sean McLoughlin and Aidan Ball. Eleven and 12-year-old boys and girls are: Kristin Thomas, Beth Frisk, Sandra Clark, Su- san Evans, Amanda Wakeford, Heather Cramm, Brett Clouthi- er, Colin Mark and Johnathon Ball. Thirteen and 14-year-old competitors will be Marsha Clouthier, Laura Lee, Melissa Thomas, Kelly Bryon, Crystal Clark, Jenny Cramm, Erin Bird, Judy Koonstra, Mary Fowler, Allison Clark, Matt Slater and Colin Briggs. Fifteen years and older will include Melanie Bryon, Maggie Evans, Cindy Leask, Tonya Co. meau, Krista Wasylenky, Mi- chael Wasylenky, Jim Kelly, Tyler Hannah and Sandy Mark. Nursing Home Petites win 19-0 blowout The Community Nursing Home Petites dominated their second consecutive opponent. Last week it was a 13-6 win, this week it was a 19-0 drub- bing of Markham 1. Recording her second shutout of this young season was Jenni- fer Hammond. Jennifer made some impressive stops despite the lopsided score. One early in the game while lying flat on her back stretching out her stick to preserve the shutout. Every player on the ice had the chance to play forward and defence. It's nice to see the un- selfish nature of these girls who are willing to learn another po- sition to better the team in the future. The only player who did not make the scoresheet was Mi- randa Burgess who skated miles in helping other girls get their first goals of the year. leading the scoring barrage for the Community Nursing Home Petites was regular de- fence player Lauren Christie with four. Her defence partner Jennifer Imrie had three and Leanne Davison, showing new confidence, also had three. Players who each had a pair are Jennifer Donnelly, Melissa Hooker and Lisa LeFort. Sin- gles went to Alicia Burgess, Leanne Holt and Cathy Cooper. Assists went to Jennifer Im- rie and Cathy Cooper each with three. Alicia Burgess, Lauren Christie, Leanne Davison and Melissa Hooker all had a pair of assists. Singles went to Jenni- fer Donnelly, Leanne Holt and Lisa LeFort. This domination is the result of some excellent checking, skating, passing, ring handling and some very intelligent play from this fine group of young la- dies. Keep up the great practicing girls because your individual ef- forts are showing in an awe- some team game.