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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Wg Tee TTR NE TR TEE RE TR BREE REET TREE TEE TE TE TT Greenbank Public School's junior boys volleyball team was named the Durham Central champions after winning a recent tournament at Joseph Gould Public School in Uxbridge. Pic- tured are (front, left) Tommy Kittle, Ryan Kehoe, Michael Giannini, Joel Thomson, Jeff Couch and Mike Wadsworth. (Rear) Derek Shaddock, Brad Giannini, Ryan Fraser, Bill Carr, Jeff Cro- sier and Jordan Miller. Coach is J. Bark. ------. or ------. Nh pig, "ARE 2357 TTI Yim [RTERME Gian: BOvS . RESP i » R.H. Commish Public School's senior boys volleyball team was a runner up in the central divi- sion of the DEAA playoffs held recently. Cornish lost out to S.A. Cawker for this season's bragging rights. In the Durham playoffs Cornish was defeated by Gandatsetiagon. Pictured are (from, left) Eric Alton, Michael Versage, Glenn McCready, Derek Tindall, Scott Sanderson and Chris Jones. (Rear) Nick Pelyk, Rob Bredin, Adam Hobbs, Kevin Hill, lan Parliament and Coach R. Smart. Missing is Adam Jones. Techstar Bantams gave it their all in Wasaga Beach The Port Perry Techstar Ban- tams posted two wins and a loss in a recent Wasaga Beach tour- nament. A total of six teams participated in this annual event. Port Perry Techstars record- ed a 9-2 whitewash over Orillia in their first game of the tourna- ment. Matt Philips did most of the offensive damage with three goals. Ashley Van Schelven, Ryan Puckrin had two apiece with singles going to Shane Norton and Matt Blowe. Assist- ing on the goals were Robert Gracie, Brad Shanley, Trevor Smith, Shane Norton and Matt Blowe. The Port Perry Techstars then blasted Aurora 4-0. Gavin Baxter netted two goals with singles to Brad Shanley and Shane Norton. Trevor Smith contributed with two assists along with Mike Heasman, Rob- ert Gracie, Matt Philips and Matt Blowe. Along with Jamie Trick making some key saves, the defence of Matt Baxter, Mike Heasman, Trevor Smith and Robert Gracie were pivotal in recording the victory. Our next match-up was against Innisfil in the semi- final. A win here for either team would assure a trip to the final. With this in mind, it was Innis- fi. that seemed more deter- mined as they dominated the game in the early going. The first period ended with Innisfil putting the only marker on the board. The second period saw Port and Innisful exchange goals. The lone marker for Port was scored by Brad Shanley, assist- ed by Ryan Puckrin and Trevor Smith. Innisfil potted two more in the third period, ending the game 4-1 for Innisfil. The Tech- star boys returned home with- out the win but received tro- phies for their great efforts. Next game is Wednesday, Dec. 8 at 7:30 p.m. Auctioneers find success at the Beaverton tourney The Auctioneers took to the ice early Saturday morning against Woodville. Port Perry took the early lead at 6:48 of the first period on a great effort un- assisted by Jeff Tarbotton. Woodville scored minutes later to tie the score. Port Perry scored at 7:12 of the second peri- od again by Jeff Tarbotton on a nifty pass from "the rocket" Ge- offrey Simpson. Woodville tied up the game moments later to keep this game close. Just over a minute later Trevor Lance scored again with assists going to Mark Duncan and Jeff Tar- botton. The Port Perry lead did not stand as Woodville scored three unanswered goals in the third period to take this game. It was a close match all game with plenty of action at both ends. Game two saw Pearce Auc- tions play the home town Bea- verton team. Port Perry took a 3-0 lead on a nice goal by Mi- chael Thompson assisted by Trevor Lance and a goal by Ja- mieson Smith assisted by Dylan Harper. Getting Port Perry's third goal was Jeff Tarbotton assisted by Spencer Churchill. Beaverton came to life to score at 6:51 of the second period. But again Port Perry drew blood within a minute on a goal by Trevor Lance assisted by Geof- ~ frey Simpson. oe Port Perry scored again in the third period with Trevor Lance scoring assisted by Jamieson Smith to put the game out of reach and earn Port Perry a shot at the consolation trophy. Game three was a nailbiter from start to finish. The Auc- tioneerso nice goal ned the scoringon a y Jeff Tarbotton as- sisted by Kevin Robins who really threaded the needle. Au- rora scored to tie the game but Port Perry scored again within the minute to regain the lead with the goal going to Mark Duncan on a great shot assisted by Justin Moffatt. Aurora again tied the score only to have Port Perry take the lead on a goal by Spencer Churchill assisted by Jeff Tar- botton. The Auctioneers scored a much needed insurance goal by Michael Thompson assisted by Garret Brown and Steven MacLennan. Aurora scored with seconds remaining but Pearce Auction was on its way to the finals. Game four, nailbiter number two, Pearce Auctions were play- ing their arch rivals Stouffville. There was no scoring in the first period although there were sev- eral chances by both squads es- pecially by Port Perry with Gord Smith missing a close one and Geoffrey Simpson having a few good shots. Co Stouffville scored late in the second period. Port Perry tried * time and time again to score but the Stouffville goalie came up big. Stouffville scored at 3:58 of the third period to take a 2-0 lead and try as they might Port Perry could not put the puck past the Stouffvillenet,. .. .. The final score was Stouff- ville 2 - Port Perry 0. Great game guys and a great tourna- ment. re Trevor Lance and Thomas Lee each received two well de- served MVP Awards. After wit- nessing the last game of .the tournament there should have been 15 MVP Awards. Good ef: fort guys - keep up the great work! : Eagles win tough 4-3 contest over Cobourg squad The Precision Construction Eagles earned themselves some respect last week, by digging out a tough 4-3 win on the road, despite some of the worst offi- ciating possible. Even with Port being short- handed twice as often as the home team, the Eagles stayed in the game all the way. Co- bourg opened the scoring in the first minute, but Ian Shrigley got that back fairly quickly, jamming one in from a sharp angle after a great penalty kill- ing rush by Sean Ellis. The hosts took the lead 2-1 late in the first period, but again the Eagles replied quickly. Twenty- two seconds after the goal Greg Thompson was on the spot to pot a short shot on another play fet up by a strong effort from El- is. Cobourg counted their third, and final marker with just over two minutes to play in the peri- od. The game was three seconds past the halfway point when Jeremy Norton went in on a solo rush and tied the game with a fine deke for the backhand goal. Bill Zaparanuik assisted on the goal, and played a solid game. From that point Port was forced to kill off 10 more penalties to Cobourg's four, but James Pa- terson helped make that possi- ble. At 9:09 of the third, the Ea- - gles went into the lead for the first time. Chad Kearns cashed in on some excellent forecheck- ing by Daryl Bourgeois and Jeff Vernon when he snapped Bour- geois' fine goalmouth pass be- hind goaltender McDermott. A solid defensive effort by the entire squad made the lead stand up for a rare win in Co- bourg. Affiliated players Thompson and Vernon turned in strong contributions and were rewarded on the score- sheet, as the Eagles were short Craig Laird, Scott Heasman, and Jason Phillips. H : i i { ¥ { Fe 1 i H { { : i { { {