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-- ee ep ea a he cai anlage A aml oat The Pineridge Sports Atom Bs won the consolation championship of theif home tourna- ment last week. Pictured are the mem bers of the winning team. Front row from left are: Scott Cunningham, Scott Brownson and Joey Van Camp. Middle: Eric Wygerde, Steve Wy- gerde, Chris Thompson, Shawn Martin, Sean Jeffrey, Matt MacMaster, Joel Thompson. Back row: Teresa Hutchinson, coach, Bob Cowie, Billy Carr, Steve Cunningham, coach, Wade Ritchie, Mike Dalby, Dave Thomspn, coach and Grant Hooker. Pineridge wins consolation From Page 25 the assists. Sean Martin played well in goal kicking out all but two shots to give the team the opportunity to win it in over- time. Port Perry came out strong in the overtime period. They had a few good chances, including a breakaway by Matt MacMaster where he was robbed by the Bancroft goalie. But Port came right back. Matt gave the Mini- Mo's the championship on his goal midway through the over- time period. Grant and Wade made t efforts to get the puck to Matt. Wade took the M.V.P. trophy in the e. At the conclusion of the tour- nament, Sean Jeffrey was pre- sented with the most valuable player award for the tourna- ment. Sean played extremely well, both offensively and de- fensively throughout all three games. work, Sean, Whitby won the champion- ship game over Uxbridge, played after the Mini-Mo's win. In league play, the Mini-Mo's were in Uxbridge on Saturday and came away with a 3-0 win. Chris Thompson turned away all of Uxbridge's shots to earn the shutout. Joey Van Camp opened the scoring early in the first period when he converted a pass from Steve Wygerde who received the puck Sean Jeffrey. Scott Cunningham made the score 2- 0 late in the first with an unas- sisted effort. Steve finished off Port Perry's offence in the second pe- riod. Joey earned the assist. The boys have been playing well over the last few games. Forechecking hard and back- checking well when the opposi- tion do manage to get the puck out of their zone. 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Big V broke out on top it was . Scala who made the come-back to take a 6-4 win giving Big V their fourth loss in a row. 'The first period was all Big V as they mounted a 2-0 lead with Scott Sanderson scoring twice with assists to Mark Sauter with two, and Scott Harper and .Alex Wordley with one apiece. Scala came out flying in the | second period as firstit was Tra- vis Pickard from 'Ashley Van Sheldon and Adam - Mahaffy then Ashley Van Sheldon from Travis Pickard to tie the game upat2-2, =. co Big V regained their lead as Eric Beiers poked one in from Scott Harper and Brennan Mal- colm, and the second period came to a close with Big V out front 3-2. : Once again Scala opened up the period showing lots of hus- tle as they scored three quick goals to take a 5-3 lead. First it was Jay Fletcher from Ashley" Van Sheldon and Travis Pick- . ard. Then Fletcher again from Tom Keeble and finally Pickard from Van Sheldon. Down by two goals Big V fought hard to get back in the game and it paid off as Scott Sanderson completed the hat trick making it 5-4 with assists to Scott Havver and Brad Monsma. Not to be out- done Jay Fletcher picked up his hat trick with Tom Keeble as- sisting on the play to finish the games scoring off and give Scala the 6-4 win. gl In Pee Wee house league ac- tion'on Dec. 29, Scala and Big V met up in an exhibition encoun- ter. Both teams were missing some of their key players but still put on an excellent show for thefans. 2 . Jon Chambers in. the Scala net made some excellent saves as well as did Big V's goalie Doug. Short who stopped nu- 'merous' breakaways. Scala "broke out on top first as Ashle Van Sheldon scored unassisted. Big V tied the game at 1-1 as Brad Monsma scored on a nice pass from Scott Harper. The second period had Scala regain their lead as Ashley Van Shel- don scored again unassisted. Big V once again came back to tie the score at 2-2 as Scott San- derson fed a pass from behind the Scala net out front to Lisa Bonser and she made no mis- - take tucking it into the corner of the net. The third period belonged to the goalies as they both came up big shutting down all oncomers. With a scoreless third period the two teams settled for a high- lyentertaining 2-2 tie. Scala squad bows out in tournament final On Dec. 30, Scala Bros. Pee Wee house league team trav- elled to Oakwood for a one day tournament: In game one Scala met Sunderland and came out winners 3-2 in overtime. Scor- ing for Scala was Paul Shrigley from Ian Parliament and Ron Calvin. Ashley Van Sheldon from Paul Brain and Adam Ma- haffey. Ashley scored the win- -ner in the first overtime on a nice setup from Parliament. Game Two matched two ri- vals from the Port Perry league and was by far one of the best ames of the tourney. Luke imal opened the scoring un- assisted going end-to-end. Ian Parliament tied the game at one on assists from Jon Chambers and Tom Baker. Spencer Bedell from John Reid and Keith Han- cock from Tyler Wooten gave Emiel's a 3-1 lead. In the third Jon Froats from Ashley and Ian Parliament from Ashley knot- ted the score at three. In the first overtime both teams had good chances only to be turned away by Tom Keeble - and Corey Branton.-In the sec- ond overtime Branton came up big again, with only three skat- ers per team. Ashley took a break-away pass from David Kaminga and put it inthe top corner over a: sprawling: Bran- ton to end the game. This con- test was filled with end-to-end rushes, fine goal tending; and od defensive play. Excellent game, Emiel's. : | Scala. then met Barrie in the "A" final but were too bushed to form any kind of an attack. Bar- rie won 9-0, but our team showed plenty of class by giving it their all right to the end. 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