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"A Family Tradition for 126 Years" A PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, January 5, 1993 - 27 = 9 Manvers Tweens win 6-2 On Wednesday, Dec. 30 the Caygone Skate Sharpening Tween team from Manvers went down the road again, this time to take on the pesky Bob- caygeon Tweens in their own barn. Bobcaygeon got on the scoresheet first when they beat the rookie Manvers goalie on a nice two-on-one play at the 12 minute mark of the opening pe- riod. Less than one minutes lat- er Manvers started doing what they do best, they took the play right to Bobcaygeon. Kendra Clarke grabbed the ring at cen- tre ice, fed a nice pass over the blue line to Lisa Nesbitt, into the slot to Miranda Small and "Say Good Night Ralph." She's all tied up. At 8:18 Leann Mor- gan feathered a nice pass over to Jaime Bethune at centre, over to Mandy Richmond in the Bobca n zone, in front of the net to Krista Cameron who beat the goalie on a low hard shot to the corner for the go ahead goal. With Manvers ahead 2-1 and the period winding down the clock showed 11 clicks remain- ing when Jaime Bethune hit Al- lison Chapman streaking over the Bobcaygeon blue line, in front to Krista Cameron cruis- ing all alone in the slot and "See You Later!" Manvers takes a commanding 3-1lead. It didn't take Manvers' potent ~ power play long to get the sec- ond period going, when they cranked up the heat a notch and a half when Leann Morgan in- tercepted a Bobcaygeon clear- ing pass, spun around and fired a pass to Linsey Ingram flying over the blue line, and over to - - .Jaime Bethune who slammed one deep into the back of the « Bobcaygeon. .net ;past 8. 8Ur., .. ... prised goalie to make the score - 1.+4-1 in Manvers' favor. Bobcay- L 3] h 'geon scored at 5:42 on a power iv.play when they had Manvers +: trapped in their own end of the rink.-Time and time again, the - Manvers defense turned them away empty handed. Peewee action Last Saturday, The Scugog Overhead Doors Pee Wee No. 2 team travelled to Lakefield for a one-day tournament. In the first game the boys were up against Bancroft. They had pre- viously beaten this team in the Bancroft Tournament and prob- ably thought this would be an easy game. Wrong! In fact, Ban- croft took a much deserved lead late in the first period and were out hustling Port. In the second Port managed to tie the game on a goal from Justin Halligan which was un- assisted. The third was an en- tertaining period with Port get- ting the go ahead goal from Ashley Vanschelven with an as- gist to Jeremy Gibson. Bancroft fought back and tied the game late in the third to force a shoot- out to decide the winner. The goaltenders stood tall in this shoot-out as of the three shoot- érs for each team only Ryan Puckrin was the only one to goore to give Port the 3-2 victo- rv. Excellent goal tending from Doug Short who was called up for the tournament. In the second game The Doors were up against North Minister from Peterborough. The game remained scoreless until the third period when North Minis- ter took the lead. They scored a second goal late in the period to geal a 2-0 victory. This loss put Port out of the tournament. Allison Chapman made a nice pass to Krista Cameron at the centre ice circle, and with a quick lead pass hit Mandy Rich- mond in the Bobcaygeon zone and "She Scores". Yes! Mandy scores to give Manvers a 5-2 lead. With the game almost over Miranda Small kept the ring in the Bobcaygeon zone, be- hind the net to ndy Rich- mond, out front to Krista Came- ron and she "blasts" one past a sprawling goalie to make the score 6-2. The buzzer sounds to end the game and "She's All Over Folks." Playing in goal for Manvers was Michele Branton. Honorable mention for Good Hustle goes to Linsey Ingram. Honorable mention for Good Defensive Effort goes to Leann Morgan. Remember Girls: Team Work, Hard Work and Dedica- tion is a combination hard to beat. Manvers win, loss record stands at seven and two. Nice going girls. Techstar Bantams On Wednesday, Dec. 23 Port Perry Techstar Plastics Ban- tam Bs' hosted the Peterbo- rough Nationals in a spirited pre-Christmas game. Port Perry got started first on a goal by Jon Jamieson from Matt obbs and Todd Parry. Two minutes later Jon popped an- other goal on a pass from Todd Parry. Before the first period ended the Nationals cut our lead in half. The second period saw Port and Peterborough trade goals with Matt Philips tapping home a clean pass from Jeff Jamieson to maintain our one goal lead going into period three. In the third frame Port scored early on a nice goal by Matt Philips with the assist to Greg .T son... hme Flarpueh gn defeat Peterborough in 6-4 decision did not stop or let up as Kevin Gray and Greg Thompson each scored to give Port a 6-3 lead while Peterborough did get a goal in the last minute of play for a final score of 6-4 for the good guys. To date, this was probably the best game the Stars- have played and it was against one of the best teams in their league. We can only hope when the lads have to play for the marbles this will be the type of hockey they will play. Great Christmas present, boys. After the game everyone was invited to the"Jamieson's abode for munchies and Christmas cheer. A greatful thank you from all parents to Dave and Marg for having the mess and Merry Christmas to all with - best wishes for the New Year. Broomball action After a week lay-off to enjoy Christmas holidays it the seemed that all the teams had forgotten their scoring touches in the men's broomball league as there was a total of five goals in the three games. Woody's continued quest for a play off spot as they blanked Framer's Gallery in the first game 1-0. The goal came from the broom of Keith Young with assists going to Charlie Dennis and Jim Gregg. Rick Lees recorded the shutout. The second game was a high scoring affair as second place B & R Swampers downed Mon- sma Electric 2-1 in a squeaker. B & R struck first with Tim Ash- bridge and Mike Mole assisting on Dan Taylor's marker in the their first. Monsma tied it early in the second on a goal by Ron Att- wood on an unassisted effort only to see B & R pull the win out with three minutes to play on a goal by Willie Edwards from Mike Mole. In the final affair of the day, first place Blackstock snuck past Emmerson's 1-0. The lone goal went to Kevin Grieve with no assist. Rick McLean picked up the shutout. Several of the players from the league are heading to Syra- cuse this coming weekend for the annual Can-Am tourna- ment there. In ladies' play up in Canning- ton the Merchants were sound- ly beaten by the Sunderland Misfits 6-0. Tweens lose to Mariposa On Wednesday, Dec. 23 the team headed north to Oakwood to play the Mariposa Tweens for the first time this season. The final outcome was a hard-fought 5-3 victory for us. Goal scorers were Jen Pash- ley and Pam Hiltz with two each and Jen Elliot with a single. Assists were credited to Lee- Anne and Amanda Wakeford and Jen Elliot. All three Mariposa goals scored on Genni Taylor were on the power play. Our next game was Sunday, Dec. 27 at home against Whit- by. Y The final score was Whitby b- Port Perry 3. Goal scorers were Cindy Verschuuren with two and Jen Elliot with a single. Pam Hiltz picked up an as sist. We then headed south on Sat- urday, Jan. 3 to Whitby in this home and home series. This game was back and forth and despite pulling our goalie with less than a minute to go we could not score the equalizer and went down to defeat 6-5. We played this game with eight skaters and six players were credited with points. Pam Hiltz, Dianne Vander- ligt, Cindy Verschuuren, Jenni- fer Elliot, and Amanda Wake- ford all had one goal and one assist each. Jennifer Pashley cashed in with two assists. Our next games are in our own tournament this coming weekend where the Pine Ridge girls will try to steal-the gold. Hope to see you there. Nursing Home Petites on a roll as they win over Mariposa squad The Community Nursing Home Petites opened the sec- ond half of the season in Mari- posa. The girls had two weeks away from the rigors of a game. The last game, Dec. 19 was a 5- 4 win over Whitby No. 1. Scor- ing in this game were Jennifer Donnelly and Leanne Holt, each with two. A single was added by Julia Leaman. Assists went to Leanne Holt, one; Julia, two; and Katherine Cooke, also two. A special thank you to Kathe- rine for helping out while others suffered in Florida! The Community Nursing Home Petites with this victory , carried a three-game win strea into the second half of the sea- son. Playing in Mariposa, the "wrinklette" girls dominated play, out-skating and out- . checking their opposition. The two week layoff showed itselfin the finesse areas, shoot- ing and picking up the ring. The one area that hasn't changed is the desire each team member shows to be the best they can be, individually and within the 1670 Simcoe St., N. - Oshawa - 579-6868 (1/4 mile S. of Durham College) DURHAM REGION 571-6611 for calls from: 686-6611 for calls from: -- Player of the Week-- Scugog Mens Hockey League ~ Van & Truck World Sharks MARKS VAN & TRUCK WORL ATTENTION! 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