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36- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 30, 1993 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" r NN A J \ > J L -- The Pearce Auction Novice team lost in overtime to Port Hope during their home tournament on Saturday at Scugog Arena. The loss knocked the local team out of the tournament. oo BL N A J \ \ = SCOTT ANDERSON/PORT PERRY STAR Cartwright Ball skills assessment Minor ball players participat- ing in the Cartwright Minor Ball hardball and softball pro- grams will participate in a Skills Assessment Day on April 3 at the Blackstock Arena. The purpose of the assessment is to determine players' skill levels for purposes of team selection. This is not a tryout process. All players planning on playing within the ball program are to participate in the assessment. The assessment process will be carried out by age categories, with each age group scheduled for different time periods. The schedule is as follows: Group 1 - Age five and six - born 87 and 88-9 a.m. Group 2 - Age seven and eight -born 85 and 86 - 10:30 a.m. Group 3 - Age nine and 10 - born 83 and 84 - noon. Group 4 - Age 11 and 12 - born 81and 82-1:30 p.m. Group 5 - Age 13 and 14 -born 79 and 80 - 3 p.m. Group 6 - Age 156-18 - born 76, 76,77 and 78 - 4:30 p.m. Players are to be at the arena 10 minutes prior to the sched- uled assessment start time, and should bring their ball gloves. Families with players in multi- ple age groups may come for the session scheduled for the youngest player in the family, and the older players will be as- sessed at the same time. Team and age divisions will be determined following the as- sessment. The age categories - Peewees From Page 32 the team, Gary Geer, Ed Teno, and Ralph McCullough, who pi- loted these cherubs of youth to a splendiferous culmination of a superior season. "Finalists ain't bad, eh!" This weekend will see the crowning of the semester as we shuffle off to Buffalo for the an- nual conclusion and celebra- tion. The recession is over Buffalo, the Port Perry women are "Back in Town". may be changed to reflect the distribution of players. Players not yet registered may do so at the door on April 3, but must ar- rive at least 20 minutes prior to the start of the assessment in order to participate. Prospec- tive coaches and helpers are also asked to help with the as- sessment and the team selec- tion process following each of the assessment sessions. For further information, players, parents or coaches are encour- aged to contact Doug Lowe at 986-0231. Tykes wind down The Tyke hockey season is rapidly coming to a close. With almost 100 young hockey players coming out to learn the basic skills of hockey and skat- ing and having fun doing it. Due to the fine volunteer coaches and assistants this was accom- plished. This couldn't have hap- pened if it wasn't for the spon- sorship by Nuts About Chocolate, Valu-Mart, Kins- men Club of Port Perry, Knights of Columbus, Brooks Feeds and David's Hairstyling. Port Perry Minor Hockey and the kids of the Tyke level say "thank you" for your support and hope it continues. The final week of Tyke hock- ey at the Scugog Arena will.con- sist of: Advanced Tykes playing Wednesday, March 31 at 5 p.m. All first year Tykes playing Fri- day, April 2at5 p.m. : The final day of hockey is Sat- urday, April 3 with first year Tykes playing at 10 a.m. and Advanced Tykes at 11 a.m. on Saturday. On Saturday all plaques and banquet tickets will be handed out after the game. All sweaters and manuals belonging to P.P.M.H. are to be returned to the convenor, Al Goreski. Again thank you to everyone involved, it's been a very suc- cessful season! A Employment Services 126 Water Street, Port Perry, Ontario (416) 985-3831 Cannington (705) 432-3101 Keene (705) 295-6294 gricultural Fast Central TOLL FREE 1-800-263-3825 Join The Club! Of the many who have bought & sold in the Port Perry Star & Marketplace Classifieds! To 'Get The Advantage' call 985-7383. Pearce Novice Auction action From Page 32 from 1 goal deficits to finish tied at two, after 30 minutes of play. Scoring for the Auctions team was Jeff Tarbotton from Mike Wiseman and centre Trevor Lance while Adam Moynes scored unassisted as his shot from the top of the circle trick- led through the goaler's pads. Defensively, Tim Jones guard- ed the crease enthusiastically to help Thomas but our squad as a whole weren't able to con- tain No. 9 of Port Hope as he registered the winning goal as part of his hat-trick. Thanks go out to parents, ex- ecutive members and Anna Spencley who helped make everything run smoothly as well as to Mojack players Jason Cochrane and Brett Puckrin who helped judge for the final game awards on behalf of "Mo- jacks". Season ending excitement for our Novice team will be at the Pepsi Invitational tournament in Buffalo! Good luck team! Monsma wins first game In broomball final Game one of the best of three final got underway this past Sunday with Monsma Electric emerging Victorious over Woody's Auctions by a 4-2 over- time tally. Regulation time saw the game knotted at one a piece as both teams scoring chances were kept to a minimum. Through the early part of the first period Woody's best oppor- tunity came on a two man breakaway that was thwarted in the goal crease by Jim Raa- phorst. They eventually did get one in that period that counted as Keith Young won the draw back to Charlie Dennis who put itin the top corner. Midway through the second they had the chance to add to that total as they were given the benefit of a two man advantage but to no avail as they were nev- er afforded any real good shots on goal. Monsma made the best of one of their two powerplays as Ken Lynde from the faceoff drew it to Chester Down whose initial shot was stopped by Rick Lees only to see the rebound knocked in by Greg Lepine stationed at the edge of the crease. With 1:12 left on the clock in the second, Woody's Neil Woo- drow bounced one off the post which was the closest either team came to salting it away be- fore O.T. In the total goal overtime pe- riod Woody's jumped out in front when Neil finally got one, with the assists going to Young and Jim Gregg. This was after Wayne Tate had the open net in front of him only to see his wrist shot go wide. This was short lived as from the ensuing faceoff at centre Nick Attwood flipped the ball ahead to Ken Lynde who in turn fired it in the vacant net from just inside the blue line. The third Monsma goal came from the broom of Chester Down as he put it past the Woody's de- fon ers from the left faceoff cir- cle. With 26 seconds left to play Nick Attwood was sent alone down the ice from his own side of centre only to have a thrown broom knock the ball off his stick. As per the FBAO rule re- garding this infraction he was given an awarded goal to round out the scoring. Game two of this series takes place again next Sunday at 5 p.m. Frank wins again The wake up call came late in the season for Frank Real Es- tate, but if the last two weeks are any indication, Frank has served notice that they are tak- ing a run at the Bantam House League Championship. Last week, they defeated Em- merson in a convincing come from behind victory. This week the opposition was 1.G.A., a team that has trounced them on several occasions. Falling be- hind early on a goal by Matt Grills, Frank rebounded quick- ly and often scoring eight unan- swered goals to coast to an 8-1 victory. Scoring in this game for Frank were Randy Pallach, Kent Johnson and John McCourt with two goals a piece, with singles going to Mark Dunn and Eric Lucyk. In addi- tion to his two goals, Kent John- ston also picked up three as- sists, Kent Jamieson added two, while singles went to Mark Dunn, Jason Brain, Jason Brown and Eric Lucyk. Assists on the lone 1.G.A. goal went to Dan McKay and Sean Gawley. Frank's opposition in next week's game will depend on the outcome of the Swamp Garage - Emmerson game to be played Saturday night. Lumbermen win Scugog Lumber of the Atom house league won game three of the playoffs against Laurentian Bank 6-1 on March 28. Steve Schewaga started the scoring for Scugog with a hard shot from the point with an as- sist to Tim Wray. Chris Med- ford with assists to Robbie Tay- lor and Jordan McKay got the second marker. Joel Phoenix scored the next three Lumber- men goals on good rushes up the ice. Ben Russell popped the fi- nal marker on a good shot out front with assists to Phoenix and Jericho Baron. Laurentian's lone goal was scored by Gord Kinear assisted by Jeff Harrison. Goalie Ken Lucas was busy in net and made some good saves despite the score. These two teams will meet April 3 in the championship game. Good luck to both clubs!