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a TTR a ET "A Family Tradition for 126 Years" Midget As busy in league and tournament action Port Perry Tournament ov. 28 On Saturday, Nov. 28 Preci- sion Construction Midget Ea- gles played in their home tour- nament. : In the first game the Midget As lost in overtime 4-8. Goals going to Sean Ellis, Sean McE- naney and Brad MacArthur. Assists going to Jeremy Norton with two, Chad Kearns, Scott Heasman, Todd Smart and Du- ane Empringham. In game two the Eagles faced Stouffville. With strong goal- tending by Rick Hutchinson the Eagles won 2-0. Goals going to Jeff Card and Brad MacArthur. Assists going to Scott Heasman, Sean Ellis and Duane Empring- ham. With a win and a loss the Ea- gles found themselves in the consolation final. With strong goaltending, this time by Mike Tripp, the Midgets skated to a strong 4-0 victory. Goals going to Ryan Ridgway and Steve De- sautels with three. Assists go- The Port Perry Key-Bar Juveniles hosted a tournament on Saturday at the Scugog Arena. Although the team made it into the championship game, they lost 2-1 in a tough match against Georgetown. Shawanoswe Tooley, captain of the Georgetown team, accepts the championship trophy from Jason McBride, captain of the Port Perry team. Larocque squad wins championship at Oakwood tourney Rick Larocque travelled to the Oakwood tournament, e home 'C' champs, winning the first game over Oakwood 4- 1. Scoring for Larocque were Adam Kingma, Ryan Hawkins, Ben Stephenson and Cory Wi- atrzyk. Assists were Cory Wi- atrzyk, Chris Jamieson, Kevin Cochrane, Justin Sheehey and Ryan Hawkins. Second game they lost 4-3 to St. Paul's. Scoring for Port was Cory Wiatrzyk with two, and Jason Sheehey with one. Assist- ing were Kevin Cochrane, Cory Wiatrzyk, Brad Fraser, Ryan Hawkins and Alex Upton. The third game Larocque played Little Britain for the 'C' championship winning 2-1. Scoring for Port, Cory Wiatrzyk and Ben Stephenson, assists Kevin Cochrane, Cory Wiatrzyk and Chris Jamieson. M.V.P. for the first game was Cory Wiatrzyk and the third game was Justin Sheehey. Great goal tending for Port by Dave Kamminga and Paul Shri- gley. Great defense and forward by Ian Parliament. ing to Brad MacArthur with three, Jeff Card with two, Todd Smart, Sean Ellis and Scott Heasman. Cobourg at Port Perry League Play - Nov. 830 On Monday, Nov. 30 the Pre- cision Construction Eagles came to play hockey. With strong goaltending by Rick Hutchinson and a good effort by the whole team they skated to a 6-2 victory. Goals going to Jeremy Norton with three and Ryan Ridgway with three. Assists going to' Sean Ellis (two), Chad Kearns, Jeff Card, Sean McEnaney (two), Scott Heasman (two), Brad MacArthur, Duane Em- pringham (two), and Steve De- sautels. Bowmanville Tournament Dec. 5 On Saturday, Dec. 56 Preci- sion Construction Eagles were up early to play in their first game against London. 1t was a well played game but due to an unfortunate penalty late in the third the Eagles were unable to win. The Eagles only goal went to Duane Empringham. Assists to Jason Phillips and Sean McE- naney. The lh score was 2-1 for London. In the Eagles' second game they met Barrie. The Eagles came out strong and won 5-3. Goals going to Sean Ellis, Steve Desautels with two, Todd Smart and Ryan Ridgway. As- gists going to Ryan Ridgway with two, Sean Ellis with two, Duane Empringham, Jeremy Norton, Sean McEnaney, Brad MacArthur and Steve Desau- tels. In the Eagles' third game they were up against a very strong Owen und team. Owen Sound was definitely on their game and skated to a 6-1 victory over the Eagles. Port Perry's only goal went to Sean Ellis assisted by Steve Desau- tels. Port Perry at Whitby League Play - Dec. 7 On Monday, Dec. 7 Precision Construction Eagles were at Whitby to play against the Whitby Midget As. This game was decided in the penalty box. The Eagles were smart and stayed out of the pen- alty box. Surely the coaching staff of Doug Scott, Dave Bour- geois and Larry Pilkey were happy to see the lack of penal- ties. The final score was 4-2. Goals going to Jeremy Norton, Sean Ellis, Duane Empringham and Chad Kearns. Assists to Jason Phillips, Chad Kearns, Jeff Card, Brad MacArthur, Sean Ellis and Duane Empringham with two. The Port Perry Eagles' next home game is on Saturday, Dec. 19 at 9:15 p.m. vs. Haliburton. This should be an excellent game to watch. : Ashley Faux and Faith Scholfield were successful at Scugog Co Frolicks, held December 5 in Lindsay. Ashley placed first in her class, while Faith placed second in the preliminaries in her class. Missing from the picture is Darcy Kemp, who also placed second in the preliminaries. Techstar Bantams win championship in Wellington The Bantam Techstars had a busy week with a game on Wednesday night and a tourna- ment in Wellington on the weekend. Through their regu- lar league play they met up with Lindsay on Wednesday night and came out on the win- ning end of a 6-2 game. Dylan Ferguson was between the pipes and was able to fend off 20 shots on him throught the night. The line of Matt Hobbs, Jon Jamieson and Todd Parry were hot tonight and captured all the goals and assists in the game. Jon got a hat trick and one assist, Matt scored two goals and two assists and Todd got three assists. Without the strong steady play of Darryl Moase, Matt Phillips and Greg Thompson, this game may have had different results. The "Stars" were on the road very early Sunday morning to meet up with their league con- tenders from Millbrook. Jamie Trick was in net for us and made some great saves but wasn't able to fend off all the fast shooters from Millbrook. The boys were defeated 5-1 with Kevin Gray scoring our only goal and the assist from Brad Morton. We then faced off against a team from Deseronto and it was a totally different outcome from our first. Port came out on the winning end of 3-0 game. Dese- ronto was no competition with their out skaters, but their goal- tender was fantastic. We had 30 shots on him throughout the game but only managed to get three past him. Dylan Ferguson was in net and had it pretty easy with only five shots on him. Our boys played excellent hockey with great defensive work being done by Trevor Smith and Devon Blair. There was no scoring in the first period but Jon Jamieson put us on the scoreboard in the second when he picked the top corner of the net. Kent Taylor assisted on that goal and then seconds later made a great shot from the blue line and with Ke- vin Gray's "tip," he was able to catch our second goal. Darryl Moase also captured an assist on this one. Port walked our- selves into the championship match when Brad Morton put the "icing on the cake" with a rebound shot from Matt Hobbs. Our final match up was again against the team from Mill- brook, but we weren't going to lose to them a second time to- day. The Techstars came out with some fast hard hitting hockey and Millbrock was able to get on the scoreboard first with a soft shot between the legs of our goaltender Dylan Ferguson, but after that it was ours all the way. Matt Hobbs got us on the scoring trail with the first goal just catching a tiny opening between the net and the goalie's shoulder. The assist came from Kevin Gray. A Turn to Page 28