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Overhead Doors Pee Wee. Bs win home tournament % The Scugog Overhead Doors ee Wee B team hosted a tour- nament on Tuesday, Dec. 29 and battled hard for three unde- feated games to win it all. Game one saw action be- tween Whitby and the Doors and our guys came out flying scoring three big goals in the first period leaving the opposi- tion in a daze. However, the Doorsmen obviously felt this game would be a push over and settled in to second gear in the second period and guess what -- -- you are right! Whitby came out looking much stronger and scored three goals themselves VERIEAD Cor CO pom AF a) The Scugog Overhead Doors Peewee B team were vi on Tuesday, Dec. 29, beating the Brooklin-Whitby team 11 bers and coaching staff are (front, from left) Glenn McCre Shane Savage, Justin Halligan, Nick Skerratt, Ryan Moynes, Dave Bentley, Adam Hobbs, Ashley Van Schelven full with these guys but were not about to give a single inch. They matched hit for hit, rush for rush and came up with two goals in the second, both by Aa- ron Levy with assists going to Edwards (one), McCready (one) and Puckrin (one). Levy's two- goal show was matched by their opposition ending the period 2- 2 Period three proved to be the most exciting action of the day with both teams ending in a well deserved tie 2-2 and was all Port needed to advance them into the A championship game against Whitby, the team they ady, (two), Halligan (one), Gainey (one), Levy (one), Van Shelven (one), Tindall (one), and Sker- ratt (one). Congratulations to the Doors for the "A" Championship win and to Aaron Levy for a big ef- fort in all three games winning the M.V.P. award. Special mention also goes to Jeremy Gibson and Ryan Puck- rin for the outstanding effort they too displayed. A very big team effort to the players and coaching staff and a pretty darn nice Christmas present to all us parents. See you in 1993---have a great New Year. Ctorious in their home tournament -3 in the final game. Team mem- Dave Gainey, Derek Tindall, (back row) Bob Jamieson, , Jeremy Gibson, Ryan Puckrin, Troy Campbell, Aaron Levy, Chris Jamieson, Dave Jamieson, and Duncan Ferguson. Absent were Gavin Paxton and Wyatt Park. with the Doors finally answer- ing back to end the period 4-3. Period three proved to be an exciting effort on both sides with goalie Shane Savage giv- ing up only one more goal after numerous big saves. The good guys scored another, ending the game with a big first win of 5-4. Goals were scored by Jeremy Gibson (three goals) and Ryan Puckrin (two goals), with as- pists going to Gibson (one), Puckrin (two), Halligan (two), Van Shelven (one), Skerratt (one), McCready (one) and Hobbs (one) | A great effort by krin and Gibson. Fame two had the Doors matched up well with a strong team Chinguacousy (a Bramp- ton area team) and the Port men learned a whole new lesson in what hooking and high stick- ing is really about ---- hopefully a lesson they will not remem- ber. The entire first period saw great action back an forth with goalie Shane Savage coming up with his usual big stops only to be matched by his opposing der. Be Doors had their hands had beaten earlier. The championship game be- tween the Doors and Whitby should have been a good match- up but the Doors came out onto the ice fired up and determina- tion was written all over each player's face. Unfortunately for Whitby, these guys decided it was time to play the kind of hockey they are capable of play- ing...winning hockey. T rough the entire first half of the season they have battled and lost numerous games by a margin of one or two goals when they should have won. This tournament was their chance to end 1992 as winners and that they did. Port showed no mercy as they peppered 11 goals past two Whitby goalies with Shane Sav- age barracading the net allow- ing only three goals. Aaron Levy led the attack with three als with others going to Ryan uckrin (two), Chris Jamieson (two), Hobbs (one), Halligan (one), Van Shelven (one) and McCready (one). Assists went to Puckrin (four), McCready (four), Jamieson (two), Moynes ¥ PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, January 5, 1993 - 25 Lose close final Ivory Forest Belles settle for the silver at Markham tourney | Monday, Dec. 28, the Ivory Forest Belles travelled to Mark- ham to participate in Mark- ham's annual tournament. Port played their opening game against their rivals from Mari- posa. The girls in red took to the ice displaying a flare for rin- gette and proceeded to domi- nate the scoring in what unrav- elled to be a very physical game. * A total of 10 goals piled up on Port's side of the scoreboard. Amy Parliament totalled four goals and Megan Marlowe slid in two. Rounding out the scor- ing were Michelle Fitzpatrick, Val Payne, Jen Smith and Kar- 'en Kett with singles. As a result of an excellent team effort eve- ryone earned assists. Final score: Port 10 - Mariposa 3. Sudbury provided the opposi- tion for Port's second game. The first period ended in a one-to- one split with Megan Marlowe firing in Port's goal after she picked up a pass from Val Payne. However, in the second period, Port did not fare as well. Sudbury went on to score six ad- -ditional goals while Port could ~ only manage three. Val Payne and Jen Smith scored Port's sec- ond and third goals while play- ing with a lot of grit and deter- mination. Assists went to Amy Parliament and Michelle Fitz- patrick. With only one second remaining, the Marlowe deter- mination paid off once more as Megan surprised the Sudbu goaltender with Port's fourth, goal, on a solo effort. Final score: Sudbury 7 - Port 4. Tuesday, the Ivory Forest Belles faced a strong team from Almonte. The first period ended in a 2-2 tie with both of Port's goals being scored by Karen Kett. Assists went to Amy Par- liament, Kim Poppleton and Val Payne. During the second period Tracy Pelow came up with some key saves while Tan- ya Towns, Leea Kinnunen and Kim Poppleton combined to pro- tect Port's zone to keep Almonte off the scoreboard. At the 7:59 mark Amy Parliament snagged the ring and expertly deked the Almonte goalie to make goal scoring look easy. Eighteen seconds later Val Payne and Amy Parliament passed the ring around in front of the Al- monte net where Karen Kett was in position to get the end of her stick on the ring to slapshot the ring into the net to bring her goal total to three for the game. Final score: Port 4 - Almonte 2. Wednesday morning Port played against the host team. Port got off to an early lead. However, Markham launched a strong offensive and the first pe- riod ended in a 6-6 tie. Mark- ham scored the first goal in the second period to enjo amomen- tary lead. With eight minutes left to play in the game, Port scored an additional four goals, and with some nice work by Tra- cy Pelow between the pipes were able to hold Markham's to- tal to seven. Amy Parliament played a strong game for Port and was responsible for five goals. Jennifer Smith fired in two, with singles going to Kim Poppleton, Karen Kett and Val Payne. Kim and Megan Mar- lowe each earned four assists with being credited to Karen: Kett. Singles were awarded to Jen Smith and Leea Kinnunen.: With this win the girls ad- vanced to the medal round to vy for the gold medal. Final score: Port 10 -Markham 7. Going for gold Port Perry faced their old nemesis: Sudbu-. ry. The end of the first period found Sudbury enjoying a 5-1 win. Jen Smith popped in Port's sole marker. Port Perry seemed to pick up their pace in the sec- ond period but Sudbury went on to score and additional three goals while Port could only manage an extra two scored on well placed shots by Karen Kett and Jen Smith. Therefore, Port had to settle for silver. The girls should be congratulated on a well played and successful tour- nament. Pineridge Atoms claim consolation at tourney On Dec. 30 the Atom Mini- Mo's took part in the one-day tournament held at the Scugog Arena, and came away with an overtime victory against Ban- croft to take the consolation championship. Port Perry opened the tourna- ment with a 5-2 loss to Whitby. The Mini-Mo's goals both came in the second period. Scott Brownson struck first when his pass.out from the corner was re- routed by Wade Ritchie to Scott Cunningham who put the puck away. Port Perry's second mark came on a similar play with Joey Van Camp finishing the playoff. Assists went to Billy Carr and Steve Wygerde. Billy Carr took home M.V.P. honors for the first game. During their second game against Ajax, it didn't take the Moni-Mo's long to get on the board as they were awarded a penalty shot in the first minute. Wade made no mistake deaking the goalie to give Port the lead. With the score at 2-1 for Ajax, Scott Cunningham tied the game up with Bob Cowie earn- ing the assist. The defence teams of Sean Jeffrey and Grant Hooker, and Joel Thomson and Mike Dalby helped goalie Chris Thompson hold Ajax off the scoreboard for two shut out periods until the team eventually took the lead. Eric Wygerde spoiled a couple of Ajax's offensive opportunities by excellent backchecking. Joey and Grant provided passes to Steve, as he netted the winner with only 38 seconds left in the game. Steve earned the M.V.P. award for his efforts. In the consolation champion- ship game Port Perry faced off against Bancroft and kept eve- ryone on the edge of their seats, before ending the game in over- time to win 3-2. The Mini-Mo's forechecked hard and were rewarded often. Sean Jeffrey had an excellent end-to-end rash to open the scoring with an unassisted ef- fort. Port Perry was kept off the score sheet until late in the third Feri when Billy Carr tucked in the tying goal with Steve and Sean Jeffrey rétting + Tumto Page 26