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pe -- 30 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 1, 1993 Youth soccer Soccer News Under Six Soccer at the Under Six level is new to Port Perry this year, and if the first week is any indi- cation, it will no doubt be one of the most entertaining spectator sports in town. The first game for Laurentian Bank was some- thing of a mad scramble against a slightly more organized Man- vers team, who won 1-0. Hon- ourable mention goes to Cory Jones for his tireless effort to warm up on the sidelines. Smith & Smith Big V had a real barn-burner against J & D Carpentry, ending in a 4-4 drawn. Mark Forderer got his first hat trick of the season for Big V, and Shane Taylor picked up a point as well. Mark's per- formance was matched by Za- chary Wills for the carpenters, who also scored three goals, and Dustin Curran got one goal. Mi- chael McKenna and Jonathan Hamelick played a strong game for Big V, and Devon Brooks performed well for J & D. Air Durham didn't fare so well against Re-Max Scugog, as they were shut out 4-0, despite a solid effort by Graeme Flem- ing. Tina Wansbrough was cou- rageous in net, as she was kept very busy indeed. Keith Steele, Stewart Medford and Alexan- dra Moffatt were the goal scor- ers for Re/Max. On Thursday, Laurentian Bank played their second game of the week, against the Royal Canadian Le- gion. Each team picked up their first point of the season with a 2-2 draw. Michael Armstrong scored both goals for the Legion. Brittany Smith almost put her team over the top, but her goal was disallowed. Cassandra Aked provided stellar goal tend- ing. Michael Wilson and Kirk Stephens kicked in the goals for the bankers. Under Seven Soccer in the Under Seven age group got underway last Wednesday, on what turned out to be a balmy evening, despite the threat of rain. Twice Told Tales came out on top of their game against the Port Perry Li- ons Club. Davin Michel got the first marker of the game. Lake- lan Gould had great success scoring a few times, and Kyle Geer notched one as well. Peter Dutka got his first goal ever, af- ter two previous scoreless sea- sons. The Lions Club showed a lot of promise, but the coaching staff will have to work on a slight directional problem. Ce- line Batterink got their lone point. Brent Wagg put in a strong effort, and will be a great asset once he gets going the right way. Marie Gedge de- serves honorable mention, and Duncan Gibson was kept very busy in net. Despite the loss, he made several great saves. Manvers played against Port Perry Printing, with the print- ers coming out on top by a score of 4-3. The printers were a lit- tle short on players, so in a show of good gporisma ship, Manvers lent them a player who ended up scoring wo of the goals! Rachel Spearing played an excellent game, and Justin McGill scored twice. Darryl Short was terrific in net for Manvers. Leo Taillon scored for the printers, and Jonathan Taylor also played a strong of- fensive game. Patrick Dunn put in a good defensive 'effort, and Tara Hutchins was a super netminder. Lake Scugog Lumber suf- fered a loss by default when the Brownie/Guide banquet seri- ously cut into their ranks against Brian's Towing. ' Kenneth Britt. Brian's Towing lent a few players to allow for a fun scrim- mage, and a goal was scored by James Hobbs looks up and coming as a fine team player. Under Nine The Under Nine soccer teams opened their season last Tues- day night with several exciting matches. Mr Sub won their game against the Second Hand for Kids team by a score of 5-3. Zach Pither and Lindsay Carr started off their seasons with two goals each, and Shawn De- maio notched one. Second Hand for Kids also looks to have a deep offense, with Derek Young, Spencer Churchill and Liam McKeracher each posting a point for them. Haugen's Heros had a suc- cessful outing versus Subby's, 6-0. Kevin Robins and Greg Jeffery came up big with two goals each. Alex Nicoloau and Lea Lansdell both scored one. Scott Honey did a great job as goalie to preserve the shutout. The coaching staff of Subby's sees much promise in Pat Lewis and John Guenther, who both looked strong on offense. Bran- don Davis played a good defen- sive game, and Boston Kowalc- zyk was kept very busy in net, making many more stops than he let by. Darlene Colton Photography Just edged out Reach Park Mo- tors in an exciting 1-0 nail- biter. Justin Shin got the lone marker for the photographers, and Scott Lennox had a terrific first outing. James Colton and Darren Tapper shared the shutout. Matthew Sutherland made a last minute goal line stand to almost even the game for Reach Park.in the last 30 seconds of play. Honourable Mention goes to Pamela Arm- strong, Erik Hertzberg and Ryan Hamelinck for valiant ef- fort. Raglan Welding just hung on to win their match against Tim's Renovations, 2-1. Joseph Kozlinsky scored both goals for Raglan. Lori Powell was strong throughout and Grace Michel did good defensive work. Brook MacKenzie made some super kicks from his fullback position. Waterfront Cafe had tough luck against Manvers, dropping their game by a 5-1 margin. Underll The Under 11 division opened the 1993 season with the Legal Eagles taking on Wil- lowtree Farms. Gordon Kilner was one of the many stars for Willowtree Farms, scoring a hat trick. Wesley Langmaid added one to tally four goals, and Justin Moffat replied with one goal for the Legal Eagles. Adam Luke was great in net for the farmers to preserve the win, against strong offense by Adrienne Reader, and a good allround effort by John-Ross Lennox. Stacy was tireless on defense for the Eagles. Emmerson Insurance had an easier time of it against Trader Sam's, winning their game by default. They had a fun scrim- mage where both Evan Ashton and Deanna MacKenzie showed great promise. Ryan May was terrificin goal. 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