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"Scugog's Community Newspapér of Choice" K STITT TTT prererrrrrrer | Freee TT Er YB WV. WW : 3 SEORTS XN=-- IER Pra > he | A \ = A) \ \l start Friday evening, losing the first in a best of five affair to the . Ancaster Midgets 2-1 in the All-Ontario finals. The next home game (Game Three) Is Wednesday, March 24. JULIA DEMPSEY/PORT PERRY STAR The Port Perry Precision Construction Midget A Eagles got off to a disappointing Leafs, Wings, Golden Rods winners in local floor hockey action Junior Floor Hockey It was the Leafs over the Canadiens 4-2 in the last game of Session two of YMCA junior floor hockey on Monday, March 8. The first period ended in a 2-2 tie. Lindsay Carr and David Halward were the goal scorers for the Leafs. Racking them up for the Canadiens were Ryan O'Leary and Joseph Kozlinsky. Emma Marshall came on strong in the sec- ond period scoring both goals for the Leafs. Intermediate In the last night of Session two the Red Wings were the big winners over the Mighty Ducks. In a determined effort the Red Wings edged the Mighty Ducks 4-3. Scoring for the Mighty Ducks were Eric Bird, Ryan Jansen and Steven Doan. Tyler Mark started things off for the Red Wings with Jason Isaacs and Carlos Connell adding goals two and three. Tyler then finished it off for the Wings by scor- ing the tie-breaking goal. In the second intermediate game the Golden Rods took on the Blue Bombers. The Golden Rods came out on top in a score of 7-5. The Golden Rods took an early lead with Darren Miller, Chris Langford and Greg Langford scoring in the first period. Adam Youmans and Matt MacMaster fired in two singles for the Blue Bombers in the first period. Chris Langford and Greg Langford each scored again in the second period with Chris Murphy adding number six for the Golden Rods. Craig Cannon popped in one for the Blue Bombers in the second period to bring the score to 6-3. Chris Langford earned himself a hat trick with goal number seven for the Golden Rods. In a determined effort Jeff Kane and Ben Russell racked up two more for the Blue Bombers. 985-8552 LOOSE RUGS BROADLOOM Cleaning ypHOLSTERY u 3 M Scotchguard Durharn Steam J Dr. Kevin Dunkerley * Dr. Lionel McTague WELCOME -- DR. ROBERT BOYKO, ORTHODONTIST PORT PERRY DENTAL OFFICE COMPLETE FAMILY DENTALCARE ~~ DENTISTRY FOR ADULTS & CHILDREN ® Insurance Assignment Accepted » Payment Plans Arranged ILWRELE RY) Lh ® Senior Citizens Discount ® Evening Appointments NEW PATIENTS WELCOME 462 PAXTON ST. (ACROSS FROM PORT PERRY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL) Three Day Bonspiel held at the Port Per Auto Wreckers defeat Lions Club 4-1 in season final Whitby Auto Wreckers 4 LionsClub1 Saturday, March 6 the last game before the playoffs. With Whitby goalie Cary Cleyndert not able to come, Ryan Fraser played goal. What a game for a first time goalie. » ~The Lions Club came out fly- ing and pressing in Whitby's end. Ryan made four big stops keeping the Lions Club off the scoresheet. Mike Wadsworth, the goalie for the Lions Club making big saves on Whitby - the two friends from Greenbank were trying to out do each other. At 2:29 left in the second the new line of Nick Ostofichuck, Russ Brown and Jamie Pa were working their butts off. And the hard work paid off. With Russ in the corner making a perfect pass to Jamie who made no mistake to beat Mike. With the new of Cam Vernest, Jon Sanders and Reid McTag- gart working hard Jon passing ; yi ¥ Donna Falrman of Square Boy Pizza congratulates the winners of the main event In the ry Curling Club. The winners were (from left) Den- to Cam in the corner of the rink banged one off Mike's skate and into the net making it 2-0 Whit- by. *With 61 seconds left in the second Lion's Dan Minnon car- ried the puck up the ice behind Whitby's net and fed a perfect pass to Ian Bonsar to beat Ryan in the top corner. At 9:20 of the third Whitby's Russ Brown fed another perfect pass to Jamie Page who scored his second of the game. Reid McTaggart who was playing forward, . with hard work scored his first of the year with a great shot to the top cor- ner with the assist going to Jon Sanders. Alex McLaughlin playing defence for the day looked really good back there. The line of Beau Jolicoeur, Chris Thompson and Jeff Danil- ko working really hard but had no points. Good luck to all the teams in the playoffs and the upcoming tournament. i % 9 » - £4 nis Kolody, skip; Tony Wagner, vice; Andrew Brown, second; and Hector Hickey, lead. The team of Ralph Fairman, skip; son, vice; were the winners of the B Curling Club. The B event was spon sored by Seagrams V. O. was the te Scott Howie won the D event spon Roger Moase, lead; Stan Zuly, second; and Roger Wat- event in the Three Day Bonspiel held at the Port Perry sored by Canadian Tire. Winners of the C event spon- am skipped by Steve Foster, while the team skipped by sored by the Port Perry Curling Club. : -- Fyn. - EE - - - Fu SR --