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m------ & JANUARY The Scugog Overhead Door Peewee B squad captured the championship of their home tournament. Aaron Levy was chosen MVP for the local squad. The Ivory Forest Belles won the silver medals at the Mark- ham annual tournament The Pineridge Atom Bs won the consolation of their tourna- ment in Port Perry. Wade Ritch- ie won the MVP award for the consolation¥inal. The Bantam As won the con- solation final of their home tour- nament. Bill Zaparanuik won two MVP awards during the day. The XL Gas Bar Eaglettes Novice ringette team and the Guardian Drugs Tween A team both captured the gold at the Port Perry Ringette Tourna- ment. The Community Nursing The Pearce Auction Novice squad ed their season 1n third spot and will meet Uxbridge in the playoffs. Local residents Zoltan Domik and Larry Emmerson donated $500 to the Uxbridge Swim Club to send its members, in- cluding a Port Perry swimmer, to the national meet in New Brunswick. The Port Perry ModJacks took a two games to nothing lead in their playoff series with Ux- bridge. Prior to the game a pres- entation was made to ModJack Shannon Todd, who was named rookie of the year for the league. The Port Perry Midget As and the Midget Bs both took a 2-0 lead in their opening playoff se- ries' with Milton and Ennis- more. The Novice Auctioneers ad- vanced to the second round of playoffs. The Port Perry Modacks é 4 238 B.5< SM PELE hn. «8 id ' Son FoR ~ 4 were Eastern Ontario finalists, bowing out in the final wood disposed of the Atom As. The PPHS Senior Girls vol- leyball team won LOSSA. This i8 the first time PPHS has won the title. Alex Petrie was awarded the Robert Burnett Memorial Scholarship award at Durham College. Willy Houthuys of Port Perry B was the big winner at the COS- DRA snowmobile drag races on Lake Scugog. Marsha Clouthier won the 100 and 200-metre butterfly events at the National Swim Meet in New Brunswick. She qualified for the National Swim Team which will compete in Germanyin April. The Midget Eagles eliminat- ed Collingwood to advance to the All-Ontario Finals. The XL Novice Eaglettes won the gold medal at an Oro tourna- ment. " re, NA to a Belleville AA team in March. Pictured are the members of the team. Front from left: Dane Gray, Gerard Timmers, D'Arcy Stephens, Dean Van Camp, Tim Jones, Thomas Lee and Michael Wiseman. Back row (I- Weisflock, Michael LeFort, Scott D are Murray Empringham, trainer, Bob Spencley, assistant coach, Alleyne Jones, manager and R Home Petites settled forsilver. The Atom As won the champi- onship of the Uxbridge tourna- ment. In six tournaments so far this season the Overhead Door Pee- wees have won gold twice and a D championshipin another. The Lions Club Atoms won the B division final at a Lindsay tournament. . Several skaters from the Port Perry Figure Skating Club qualified to compete in the Pine- ridge Competition. The rink of Karen Parish, Elaine Watson, Jan Towns and Laural Griffen advanced to re- gional play in the Business Women's Trophy Competition after winning Zone 5. Port Perry native Ginny Burt qualified for the National Tele- mark Ski Team. Emiel's Peewee squad cap- tured the championship at the Vaughan City tournament. FEBRUARY The local winners of the Knights of Columbus free throw competition were declared. Mike Giannini, Mike Lang, Dan Drebit, Derek Crossman, Ron Farrell, Melissa Hooker, Pam Goble, Mandi Coates, Melissa Gouldburn and Amber Walsh advanced to the district level fi- nals. The Guardian Drug Tweens won the silver medals in North Bay. The Pearce Auction Novice squad claimed all the marbles at the Little Britain tourna- ment. The Port Perry MoJacks end- handed the Uxbridge Bruins a 4-1series loss. The Petites won silver medals in Richmond Hill. The Cartwright Dyno's Poker - Run raised $200 for the hospital building fund. The Midget Bs advanced in the playoffs sweeping Ennis- more four straight. The Midget As defeated Mil- ton to advance to the semi-finals in playoff action. Garth Pascoe of Burketon was the overall winner of the Port Perry Firefighters Associa- tion Ice Fishing Derby. The Bowmanville Eagles held a three-game lead over the Mo- Jacks in playoffaction. The Malmont Farms Atom As lost their tournament champi- onship bid in the dying seconds toa Whitby squad. The Blackstock Brewers won their first broomball league crown in 17 years knocking off defending champions Swamp Garage. The Bantam As bowed out of playoff action at the hands of Milton. MARCH The R.H. Cornish Public School Intermediate irls- bas- ketball team defeated S.A' Caw- ker to win the DEAA finals. The Pearce Auctionéers Nov- ice squad advanced t6 the East- ern Ontario Championships. The Ivory Forest Belles and the Guardian Drug Tweens ad- vanced to the Provincials. The Bowmanville Eagles knacked the ModJacks out of playoff contention and Colling- r) Michael Milligan, Adam Moynes, Trevor Lance, Trevor uncan, Jeff Tarbotton and Matthew Skerratt. At far back coach. Absent from photo were Ken Parry, uss Stephens, manager. Mike Tripp. £9 SN \ hy AE ' Psi 7 The Midget A Eagles ended their season as All- bers of the team. Back row from left are: Doug Sc assistant coach, Jason Phillips, Sean McEnaney, Heasman, Jeremy Norton, Sean Ellis, Todd Smart a are Ryan Ridgway, Rick Hutchinson, Jeff Carg, D PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, December 29,1993 - 27 EN tesa CG: The Port Per Senior girls volleyball team "won gold at LO%SA. it was the first time the local school's senior team had won the title. Pictured are the members of . High School a». the team. Front from left are Sam Langford, Nicole Johnston, Christie Corden and Lori Buscher. Back row are Mrs. Steven- ¢ - son, coach, Mandee Porter, Michelle Carter and Nina Luchka. Absent from photo is Jen Tingle. The Framer's Gallery won the gold in its division at the broom- ball regionals. The PPHS Junior and Midget girls volleyball team won the goldat DYSSAA. The champions of the Port Perry Junior Curling League were Mark Willes, Aaron Stan- ley, Jamie Campbell and Gavin Stanley. . The Guardian Drugs Tweens ~ captured the league champion- ship. The Legion Peewees ad- vanced to the All-Ontario finals while the Midgets lost their first match. ) The Pearce Auction Novice squad finished the year as East- ern Ontario Finalists. Robert Arskey and Jennifer Hammond were the high aver- age Bantam bowlers with the Fon o : 72 Y, hg. IN fia So Youth Bowling Council. Swamp Garage, Brook's Feed Store, Big V, Scala Brothers, Lake Scugog Lumber and Port Perry Printing won their re- spective divisions at the Port Perry house league end of year tournament. PCI The Midget Eagles and the Legion Peewees both came up short in their All-Ontario bids, both at the hands of powerful Ancaster squads. - Blades on Broadway was the theme of the Blackstock end of yearcarnival. = APRIL The Ivory Forest Belles won the silver medal at the Region- als. ~ Turnto Page 28 Ontario finalists. Pictured are the mem- ott, coach, Simon Traynor, Larry Pilkey, Steven Desautels, Chad Kearns, Scott nd Dave Bourgeois, manager. Front row uane Empringham, Brad MacArthur and ATEN Sane The Legion Peewee As ended their season as All-Ontario finaists. Pictured are the mem- bers of the team. Front (I-r) Adam Jones, Darryl Colin Laird, Scott Heffern. Middle: Garry Geer, frey, Luke Carnochan, Mike Morden, Jay Strick Mike Heasman, Danny Lyons, Danny Robinson. McEnaney, Kent Johnston. Rob Murphy, coach, Shane Norton. Seth Gray, Scott Jef- ert, Ralph McCullough, manager. Back row: and Ed Teno, assistant coach. : \ .