The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

/ 30 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, February 1,1994 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Peewee Bs lose to Trenton in Game 2 The Scugog Overhead Doors Peewee B hockey club travelled down the 401 to Trenton to take on the Trenton Golden Hawks in game two of the playoffs. Port Perry came out slowly but Jus- tin Sheehey broke into the Trenton zone on a breakaway but got denied at 7:41. The Port Perry goalie stopped a clear cut breakaway at 7:20. Port Perry scored first at 6:33 when Travis Pickard fed a good pass in front of the Trenton net to Alex Wor- dley and he scores! to give Port Perry the early lead 1-0. David Gainey, Deryk Campbell and Nick Pelyk came flying into the Trenton zone at 5:15 and after a beautiful passing play the boys went away empty-handed. At 5:00 David Gainey, Justin Shee- hey and Scott Sanderson came oh so close to jamming it in the open corner. After Port Perry having four or five good scoring opportunities, Trenton came roaring back and scored to tie the game at 1-1 at 4:57. ~~ Port started the second peri- od kind of flat but was still play- ing good hockey. Jeff Neal handed out a big hig deep in the Port Perry zone at 14:00 mark. Brad Johnston and Nick Pelyk combined on a nice passing play re SAMARA 3 DOOR LEASE FOR *140" LUS TAX PER MONTH NEW '93 | SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON MOBILE PHONES WITH EVERY NEW CAR PURCHASE -- cell WOW! DON'T MISS fv he lowest Priced 4x4 NIVA 4X4 in the Marketplace *PLUS FART, LIC., PDI, TAXES. WHILE THEY LAST. ILLUSTRATION IS NOT EXACT. ALL NEW VEHICLES ARE RUST CHECKED only to-be shut down by the Trenton goalie at 13:31. Blayne Kinnunen got thumped in the neutral zone at 12:42. Port was fighting hard in the corners with Ryan McQuade and Ryan Moynes givine and taking some punishment deep in the Port Perry zone. At 10:15 Scott San- derson was in all alone on the Trenton goalie but the goal- tender came up big to shut Scott down. Trenton came right back and marched in unmolest- ed from the faceoff circle to find out that the Port Perry goalie was playing well also. At 8:47 Brad Johnston, Deryk Camp- bell and Nick Pelyk came charging into the Trenton zone and when the Trenton goal- tender tried to clear the puck, Deryk Campbell got there first, leaving the goalie eight feet out of the net, to Brad Johnston who scored in the empty net to give Port a 2-1 lead. Trenton scored at 7:46 when Trenton was in all alone to tie the game at 2-2. Trenton scored seconds later at 7:38 when the Port Perry goalie tried to cover up but the Trenton team jammed it in, also injuring the Port Perry goalie. The hurt goalie, Corey Branton, was taken to * FRONT POWER ASSISTED DISC BRAKES *ALL SEASON STEEL BELTED RADIAL TIRES * RECLINING FRONT BUCKET SEATS REMOTE ADJUSTABLE LEFT & RIGHT MIRRORS « CENTRE CONSOLE = REAR WINDOW WASHER/WIPER « REAR WINDOW DEFROSTER « 5 SPEED MANUAL OVERRIDE FOR LONGEVITY (THE RRS Lada Sales & Service 200 Dundas St. W., Whitby 666-3361 Bell Mobllity Approved Agent the bench and replaced by Mi- chael MacLennan. Trenton was building momentum now that they held a 3-2 lead. Ryan McQuade made a good poke check to nullify a Trenton at- tack. At 6:50 Trenton. struck again, taking a 4-2 lead. Brad Johnston and Deryk Campbell swooped into the Trenton zone and got turned away by the Legionnaires tie twice On January 21 the Legion- aires hosted Aurora for an exhi- bition game. Port opened the scoring early when Seth Gray buried a pass from Jon Froats and Troy Campbell. Less than a minute later Aurora tied it up from a scramble in front of the net and two minutes later grabbed the lead from a two on one. Port came on hard in the second and the work paid off with Adam Jones finding the mark on a rebound from Scott Jeffrey and Adam Hobbs. Auro- ra scored again to take the lead but the Legionaires tied it up on a beautiful passing play with Ian Parliament finding the mark from Troy and Danny Lyons. Aurora opened the scor- ingearly in the third, but 24 sec- onds later Port tied it up agin. This time Seth picked up a re- bound and made no mistake. Assists went to Derek Tindall and Jon. Aurora again took the lead, this time with a power- play goal. With just 34 seconds left Scott tied it for Port tipping a point shot from Seth and Der- ek. The final score was 5-5. On Jan. 28 Port met Oshawa LNHL Red Wings for a makeup game. The Red Wings scored first but the Legionaires an- swered with two, the first by Adam J. from Ian and Adam H and the second by Danny from Casey vanSchagen and Troy. Ir. the second period Port pullec ahead 3-1 on a goal by Adam J and Troy. It appeared that the Legionaries were in the driver's seat until the oppositior notched three unanswerec goals giving them the lead Nearing the end of the third Adam Jones got his hat trick from Jon and Adam H. This end ed the scoring at 4-4 and the Le gionaires had to settle for then second tie in as many games. Hot? Trenton goalie. Deryk Campbell was in all alone at 3:18 but got denied. Brad John- ston, Deryk Campbell and Nick Pelyk were playing well deep in the Trenton end but the puck stayed out despite their efforts. Blayne Kinnunen lined up a Trenton winger on the boards and ouch! Port was starting to get cranked up again at 2:35 when David Gainey and Scott Sanderson just missed after having the Trenton goalie down. Trenton scored again at 2:06 to give Trenton four unan- swered goals in the second peri- od and a 5-2 lead. The Doorsmen started the third period trying hard but the puck wasn't bouncing their way. Ryan McQuade made a good defensive play at centre to break up a Trenton rush at 13:39. David Gainey creamed a winger on the boards and Jeff Neal got decked in the Port Perry zone but Blayne Kinnu- nen took care of that guy with a big hit of his own. Brad John- ston let a hard shot go from the slot that just missed the top cor- ner. Corey Branton was back in net for the third period for Port Perry. Port was coming on little by little in the third period but still the puck stayed out. Deryk Campbell was handing out checks along the boards like the Legend used to do, eh Rick? Da- vid Gainey was in on the Tren- ton goalie all alone and missed high and wide at 9:31. Ryan McQuade took a huge hit in the Trenton zone at 9:00. After all the work around the Trenton goal, Trenton came to the top of the right face-off circle and caught the top corner to go ahead by a 6-2 count. David Gainey and "Justin Sheehey had a good chance at 4:35. Ryan McQuade made an end-to-end rush only to end up in a heap in front of the Trenton goal, due to a good trip. Ryan McQuade was all around the Trenton net in the third period and David Gainey was having his moments also in the third. Port Perry pulled their goal- tender in favor of an extra at- tacker but Trenton scored into the empty net at 0:48 to make the final score 7-2 for Trenton. MoJacks to meet Lakefield Chiefs The Port Perry ModJacks are heading into playoff action this weekend after ending the regu- lar season on a winning note. The ModJacks' 7-5 victory over Lakefield January 27 ended the regular season for the local squad. This Saturday the two teams will meet in the first round of playoffs in the Central Ontario Junior C hockey loop. Last Thursday's game saw the MoJacks come back from a 2-0 deficit after one period to score five unanswered goals in the second period and two in the third. Seven different players ac- counted for the goals as Trevor Bremner, Jason Cochrane, Steve Staniland, Todd Smart, Brad Moase, Clair Cornish and Keith Leslie each potted one. Assists on the night went to Moase and Cornish with two each and singles to Jeremy Ross, Kevin McDonald, Bremn- er.dJ. Cochrane and Leslie. The MoJacks ended the regu- lar season in second place with 38 points, one more than third place Uxbridge. The Bowman- ville Eagles wrapped up first place in the league with 45 points. Cornish captured the league scoring title with 26 goals and 29 assists totalling 55 points. _ Leslie was 10th in overall scor- ing with 16 goals and 16 assists. The ModJacks will meet the Lakefield Chiefs, who finished fourth with 29 points, on Satur- day, Feb. 5 at 8 p.m. at Scugog Arena. Games two and three will shift to Lakefield on Feb. 6 and 8 before returning to Port Perry Wednesday, Feb. 9 for a 7:30 p.m. start. Games five through seven, if necessary, will be in Port Perry on Feb. 11 at 8:30p.m.; Lake- field Feb. 12 at 8 p.m. and in Port Perry for game seven on Feb. 13 foran 8 p.m. start. Little Britain 30 9 Bobcaygeon 29 8 PLAYER TEAM Cornish, Clair Port Perry Robinson, Brad Bowmanville Brown, Steve Uxbridge Adams, Jeff Little Britain Medhurst, Al Lakefield Condon, Jason Bobcaygeon Underwood, Jason Uxbridge Watson, Donny Lakefield Armstrong, Gary Bowmanville Leslie, Keith Port Perry TEAM GP WwW Ww(oT) Bowmanville 30 21 1 Port Perry 30 18 0 Uxbridge 30 17 0 Lakefield 29 13 0 1 1 Central Ontario Junior C Hockey League (Final Standings) L LT) T GF 7 0 1 160 10 0 2 150 10 0 3 137 13 2 1 137 16 1 3 122 25 0 0 81 TOP 10 Scorers GP G A PIM - 24 26 29 65 27 19 27 46 23 26 19 73 29 15 29 40 28 24 19 28 28 18 22 26 © 28 15 24 65 26 12 21 43 26 12 20 44 28 16 16 26 GA PIM PTS GAA 103 1236 45 3.43 105 1232 38 3.50 19 879 37 3.96 135 1068 29 4.66 136 1313 24 4.53 186 697 8 6.41 PTS 55 46 45 44 43 40 39 33 32 32