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ER RR RI I RA RR ---- R-- a ------------------ epi -- a -- ep i TT Te EE RE TEETER ETRE RE ERSTE a ET WETTER REET RT RRS TRE NST WE NE CLL) NEW =CLLAND Nicole Hockley, a Grade 11 student at Port Perry High School, placed first in the Junior Equitation Saddle or Hunt Seat class at the CNE. She rode Philair's Phigure, a registered Country Style Bantams defeat Trenton, tie Bruin seven nil. All of our gas was drained out after the second pe- riod was complete. The next game wasn't until Oct. 13, when we faced Trenton. The Country Style Bantams found the twine first, when Tom Chambers beat the Trenton goalie. Mark Brownson picked up the assist. Port Perry also scored the second goal of the game, when Kevin Gray picked up a pass from Scott Heffern, and put the puck in the Trenton cage. The Golden Hawks from Trenton scored next, making the score two to one. Port sent the red lights 'a'flashin' next, when deep in Trenton's end, Tommy Chambers won the draw back to Kevin Hobbs. Hobbsy wasted no time. He drilled the puck past the Tren- ton goalkeeper. Trenton added another goal to make it 3-2. We scored once more before the second period was through. Mike Morden blasted a shot that hit the mesh, with assists going to Jason Logan, and Adam Hunter. Going into the third period, we led 4-2. Tim Fitzpatrick scored with 11:47 left in the third. Assists on this goal went to Scott Heffern and Kevin Gray. Well, the Golden Hawks from Trenton had one more dinger left in them. The fi- nal score was Port Perry 5, Trenton 3. On Oct. 18, the Country Style Bantams hosted the Oshawa Bruins. Mike Morden smoked one home in the first to give Port the lead. Adam Hunter as- sisted. The Bruins scored next with 2:30 left in the second peri- od. Going into the third, Port Perry and Oshawa remained tied at one. Oshawa scored the first goal in the third period and led 2-1, until Kevin Hobbs scored with 6:40. remaining in the third period. This time, as- sists went to Tommy Cham- bers, and a newcomer to Port Perry, Adam Smith. Final score Port Perry 2, Oshawa 2. Kent Johnston and Bryan Bickmore have both played well in be- tween the iron goal pipes. A local rider took the top spot in the Junior Equitation Saddle or Hunt Seat class at the Cana- dian National Exhibition on Thursday, Aug. 19. Nicole Hockley, a Grade 11 student at Port Perry High School, placed 1st in the disci- pline. She was riding Philair's Phigure, a registered Morgan gelding owned by Karisma Mor- gans of Sunderland. Eighteen horses and riders from Canada and the United States participatedin the class. Nicole, who has her own quarterhorse and shows very successfully in the jumping cir- cuit, began training for the Equitation Saddle class about one month prior to the event. "Nicole put in many long hours of hard work and care to Local equestrian takes top spot at the Canadian 'National Exhibition bring Phigure in condition in such a short time," said owner Nancy Karkoulas. She received guidance from trainer Nancy Kavanagh of Port Perry. As a result of this hard work, Nicole also placed 6th in the Morgan Hunter Pleasure Championship on Saturday, Aug. 21. Having known Nicole since birth, Mrs. Karkoulas said she considers her a part of the fami- ly. "I refer to her as my niece but during the week at the CNE 1 felt more like I had acquired a daughter," she said. Mrs. Kar- koulas and her husband George ~ have three sons who show Sim metal cattle. hei Nicole's parents, Charlie and Jody Hockley, are very proud of her accomplishments. Pearce Auctioneers Friday night, Trenton traw- elled to Port Perry fof their sec- ond match of the season: Tren- ton came on strong in the first period with a goal at the three minute mark. In the second period the game turned around when Trevor Lance scored, assisted by Dylan Harper - and Jamie. Smith. Pearce Auction kept the pres- sure on with a second goal by Justin Moffatt, assisted by Ge- offrey Simpson and Garrett Brown. Gordon Smith, Mark Duncan, Kevin Robins and Mike Thompson kept the Tren- ton goalie busy with many shots s defeat Trenton 3-2 on net. Thomas Lee made great saves in net for Port. In the third period, Jeff Tar- botton scored Port's third goal, assisted by Dylan. Trenton came on strong and scored their second goal but strong defence . by Garrett Brown and Steven MacLennan shut Trenton down. AA With a few minutes left in the game, the buzzer with with a time curfew. he Pearce Auction won with a 3- 2 final score. Next game is Friday in Port Perryat7pm. - ™ Peewee house league The third week of play in the Peewee House League had two very exciting games. In the first game there was good end to end play with the score ending in a 3-3 tie. Tommy Keeble for the Larocque team and Chris Thompson for Scala were the goaltenders and both were called upon to make some great saves. Scoring for the Larocque team were Brad Monsma from Ben Stephenson and Keith Hancock. Jeff Harrison scored from Jamie Clark and Brad picked up the other assist on this one. Devon Symes rounded out the scoring with Jeff picking up the assist. Adam Brain had a good game making some good passes and doing some great forechecking. Scott Cunning- ham scored two goals, one unas- sisted and the other one on a nice pass from Troy Hazelton. Tyler Wootton picked up the other goal with the assists going to Jared Aldridge and Jeremy Hall. a Todd Mitchell had a good game on defense for the Scala team. . 3 . "In the second game goal tend- ing was the key also as Jon Chambers for the Emiel's team and Ryan Fraser for the Big V team both played very well. Eric Troan and Alex Wordley both picked up a goal and an assist each with Wade Ritchie picking up an assist also. Steve Martin and Greg Ranieri showed good hustle on forward and Nick Os- tafichuk had a good game on de- fense. The lone goal scorer for Emiel's was Jeff Neal on a wicked wrist shot from the slot with the assists going to Reid McTaggart and Paul Brain. Kam Cooper was a standout on forward as he led many end to end rushes while Tim Wray played well digging in the cor- ners. Tom Boyd played well on defense for the Emiel's squad. STONEMOOR DAY CARE CENTRES INC. 399 Queen Street, Port Perry Offers a "Child Enrichment Programme" wll ti 7 Sours 6: for children 18 months to 5 years. art time available. Oamtoé6 For futher Information call 985-0800 a