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26 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 1,1994 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Scores from the lanes Thursday Night Mens Standings: Legion 43, Dow- sons 35.5, Philp Pontiac Buick 34, IGA 34, Paul Dick Contract- ing 33, Emmerson Insurance 32, Centennial Lanes 30, Causeway Live Bait 23.5, Brians Towing 15 High Single Flat: Tim Ash- bridge 302 High Single with Handi- cap: Tim Ashbridge 302 High Triple Flat: Tim Ash- birdge 759 High Triple With Handi- cap: R. Robinson 778 Games Over 215: J. Cook 251, C. Watts 226, T. Watts 278, I. Ashbridge 223, 216, 240, T. Ashbridge 263, 302, G. Grant 233, L. Delore 242, W. Saunders 254, 227, K. Johansen 248, N. Tripp 237, I. Hammond 221, K. Self 224, D. Bache 231, M. Enzi 217, G. McHugh 235, 227, B. White 230, R. Twist 221, D. Plain 256, R. Smith 252, 232, J. Gerber 273, T. Barnes 226, B. Hammond 219, J. Mandolesi 215, D. Dickson 255, W. Lown 238, 243, S. Robinson 223, D. Stanley 254, 215, G. Wilson 226, D. Hunter 218, D. Stewart 252, R. Robinson 222, 237 Triples Over 600: J. Cook 617, C. Watts 619, T. Watts 639, [. Ashbridge 679, T. Ashbridge 759, W. Saunders 640, KE. Jo- hansen 636, G. McHugh 661, R. Smith 653, J. Gerber 647, W. Lown 684, S. Robinson 616, D. Stewart 631, R. Robinson 643 Wednesday Night Ladies Feb. 23, 1994 Team Standings: Balsam Ladies 93, Mary St. Mommas 84, Simcoe Sweethearts 74, Sexton St. 72, High St. Honeys 69 Over 200: Mary Hawes 231, Gayle Evans 212, Julia Demp- sey 214, Jody Smith 237, Eileen Gerber 206, Wendy Johnstone 256, 209, Margot Brain 250, Darlene Petch 202, 213 Over 550: Jody Smith 576, Wendy Johnstone 656, Margot Brain 557, Darlene Petch 5651 Series tied at one game apiece Port Perry Novice 1 took to the ice Friday night against Lindsay in a fiercely played bat- tle. Port Perry drew first blood late in the first period with Jeff Tarbotton scoring a nifty goal with assists going to Jamieson Smith and Trevor Lance. Lindsay stormed back, scor- ing early in the second. Thomas Lee had made several good saves before being beaten. Steve ~~ MacLennan Pearce Auctions second goal on a nice rush and then storming the net assisting on the play were Jeff and Jamie. Lindsay who never say die came back to equalize the score - minutes later. Going into the third period tied 2-2, the Auctioneers poured on the pressure with Spencer Churchill having two good scor- ing chances. The defence held the puck in on numerous occa- scored sions with Geoffrey Simpson and Dylan Harper having strong games pinching in to keep the oressure on. Justin Moffatt had a strong game with scveral chances only to be foiled by the strong Lindsay goalie. Mark Duncan had a strong two way game giving no room to his opponents along the boards. Finally about mid way through the third period Jamie found the twine as he has so of- ten this season late in a game to secure the win for .Port Perry getting a well deserved assist on the play was Jeff Tarbotton. Port Perry take a one game lead in the four point play off round. Saturday afternoon Pearce Auction travelled around the lake to Lindsay for game two. Lindsay opened the scoring at just over the one minute mark of the first period. Not to be dis- couraged Pory Perry peppered the Lindsay net with shots only to be turned back time and again. Port Perry finally bulged the twine with Trevor Lance scoring with one second on the clock to end the first getting as- sists were Justin Moffatt and Jamieson Smith. The second period was score- less with both teams having several chances. : Coming close for Port was Ke- vin Robins and Michael Thomp- son. Garret Brown and Steve MacLennan had strong games keeping the Lindsay team away from goalie Thomas Lee. Gor- don Smith was strongin the cor- ners digging out the puck to his .linemates. Lindsay scored two third pe- riod goals to take a 3-1 lead. This was a lead Port Perry could not make up so the series is tied at one game a piece. Good luck guys let's beat them on our own pond. Port Perry wrestlers fare well at meet By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star Several wrestlers from Port Perry fared well at the Durham X-L Invitational Wrestling Tournament. Three hundred and eighty- five wrestlers, including 40 girls, competed in 90 different weight categories at the third annual event. Jeft' Crozier of Port Perry was third in the 31.2 Kg class for 11 and 12-year-old boys. In the 13 and 14-year-old Bantam boys competition the Port Perry team placed third in a 19-team field. Individual placings had Ja- son Crozier, of Port Perry, in third in the 42.5 Kg class and Jeff Ashton, also of Port Perry, thirdin the 53.9 Kg class. In the Bantam girls division (13 and 14-year-old) Carrie Ol- lerton, of Port Perry, was first in the 54.3 Kg class and Jazman Anderson was second in the 60 Kg division. In the Bantam boys division James Byers and Aaron Comb- den were both first in the 56.5 Kg and 63.6 Kg classes, respec- tively. Jeremy Park was second in the 68.4 Kg class and Brad Hawker was third in the 59.1 Kgclass. Members of the Durham X-1. Wrestling Club, of which sever- al are Scugog Township resi- dents, also placed well at the tournament. The following are individual results. In the Novice boys class Brendan Bowes was third in 28.5 Kg; Johnathon Kirwin, first in 32.7 Kg, Johnathon Bini ni third in 33.56 Kg. and Ryan McMenemy second in 43.6 Kg. Inthe boys 11 and 12-year-old division the Durham X-Ls were first in team standings. Individ- uals placed as follows: Mike Gladwell, first in 31.2 Kg, Fras- er Wallace first in 32.0 Kg, An- drew Visconti, third in 32.0 Kg, David Martin, first in 32.5 Kg, Eric Kailan, first 38.4 Kg, Mal- colm Maclea, first 39.8 Kg, Chris Reigert second in 40.0 Kg, David Williamson, first in 41.5 Kg, Tony Yanuziello, first in 41.8 Kg and Trosha Kovaloff, second in 48.9 Kg. The Durham X-Ls also took first place in the Bantam Boys division with Matt Sullivan tak- ing second in the 31.1 Kg, Matt Grantsecondin 33.9 Kgand An- drew Thomas, third in 33.9 Kg. Kent Martell was second in the 36.9 Kg, Sean Martell, first in 39.5 Kg, Brad Jamieson, first in 41.8 Kg, Justin Jones, first 42.5 Kg and Aaron McGarvey sec- ond. Dave Persaud was third in the 47.2 Kg, Sean Martin, first. in 49.0 Kg, Pat Rossi, third in 49.0 Kg, Jay Blain, second in 50.5 Kg, Nick Lioktsis, third in 52.6 Kg, Peter Michael, first in 53.98 Kg. The X-Ls were third in the Ca- det Boys standings with Mike Arbour third in 45.9 Kg and Ryan Brown, thirdin 57.7 Kg. In the Bantam girls division for the X-Ls Alana Waganaar was third in the 50.5 Kg, Kim Oke, second in 54.3 Kg, and Am- ber Martin, first in 60.0 Kg. In the Bantam boys division Mike Gondosch was second and Matt Geuzebroek was third in the 63.6 Kg, Mike Harris was first in 64.5 Kg, Stuart Everitt was first and Daryl Banks third in the 73.2 Kg class. Eaglettes defeat Whithy The XL Gas Bar Eaglettes, Novice C Ringette team, were well matched against their op- ponents on this Sunday past. Our squad travelled to Brookhn and played against the Brook- lin/Whitby team in their home arena. This game proved to be almost as exciting as the Cana- da/Sweden gold medal game. Port opened the scoring in the middle of the first period with Alaina Burger scoring on a pass from Ceilidh Baxter. Alaina scored again late in the first, giving Port a two-goal lead. Brooklin/Whitby came back with a goal early in the second and kept the pressure on Port throughout the period. The game was cond to end action with very few whistles, making it very difficult to keep fresh skaters on the ice. The teams were fairly even throughout the game with the 2-1 win going to Port solely on the basis of the exceptional goaltending provid- ed by Heather Imne. In a game like this, all of the players must be giving 100 per cent to end up winning the game. [ think that evervone was giving 110 per cent for this game, including: Jackie Pash- ley, Ashley Aldridge, Janna Os- tafichuk, Holly Allison, Kristen Waller, Sarah Aldridge, Whit- ney Reid and last, but not least, Chnstine Cotie. SCOTT ANDERSON / PORT PERRY STAR Spring is just around the corner when the local ball clubs be- gin registration, and this was the case on Saturday as Cart- wright Minor Ball and Scugog Baseball Association held its registration. Gary Beechey, registrar for Cartwright Minor Ball, is joined by daughters Nicole and Natalie. Those interested in registering can call Mr. Beechey at 986-0035. Tweens see plenty of action Friday, Feb. 18, the Port Perry Pineridge Tweens trav- elled to Lindsay for the first game of the season between these two clubs. Port showed their stuff, scoring six in the first and two in the second. Sharpshooters in this game were Cathy Cooper, Jennifer Imrie and Mary Justynski, one goal each, Jenn Donnelly two, and Leanne Holt three. Assists went to Mary Justynski, Jenn Donnelly, Diana Burnett, Ami- lie Leveille and Jackie Smith, one each. Lisa Lefort recorded two assists. Port took this game 8-2. Sunday, Feb. 20, Port took on arch rival Ajax. Our girls had not lost to this team all season until this game. Port didn't seem to have it, losing 6-1. To be fair, Ajax played better ringette and were out to avenge their loss to Port in the Kingston tourney. Port's "game of the week" pit- ted our club against a tough, chipy team from Richmond Hill. The opposition squad were out to intimidate our girls right from the start. It didn't work, the Tweens kept their cool and let Richmond Hill take penalty after penalty. All three of Port's goals were scored on the power play. Leanne Holt opened the scoring at 9:38 of the first, slip- ping the ring by the Richmond Hill netminder; Lisa Lefort making this tally possible with a lovely pass. Richmond Hill scored a minute later to tie the game. Jackie Smith rounded out the first period scoring on a determined effort, deking the defence and firing the ring home. Perfect passes by Leanne Holt and Mary Justynski set Jackie up. The play went back and forth "until 9:16 of the second when the opposition scored to knot the game 2-2. Thirteen seconds later, Jenn Imrie made a great pass to a charging Cathy Coop- er who used her patented wrist shot to put Port ahead. Great netminding by Jenn Hammond combined with super defence and back checking held Richmond Hill off the score board until the last minute of the game when they finally put one in to tie the game 3-3. A spunky effort by Jenn Donnelly came close to pulling this one out for Port in the dying sec- onds when her trademark back- hand just missed going in. Good game, girls. Soccer registration Registration for the 1994 sea- son of the Scugog Youth Soccer Club is fast approaching. Don't miss out on enrolling your chil- drenin this great summer activ- ity. Soccer registration will be held at the Port Perry YMCA on the following dates: Friday, March 4 from 6-9 p.m.; Satur- day, March 5 from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.; Sunday, March 6 from 10 am. - 2 p.m.; and Sunday, March 27from10a.m.-2p.m. The 1994 season should prove to be a "healthy" one with Mrs. Karen Coxan volunteering her physiotherapy services for inju- ry consultation. Volunteer coaches and referees are still needed. The Scugog Youth Soccer Club will be holding a draw for two tickets to the June 8 exhibi- tion game between Canada and the German National team, who are the defending World Cup Champions. For details on tickets, to volunteer your servic- es or for further information re- garding registration, call Roy Cowling at 986-5854 or Wayne Mouland at 985-3479. SI RE Se » TE --_-- RE RT ~ --- ih chai aia D