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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 8,1994 - 33 SPORTS On Saturday, March 5, the Scugog Overhead Doors Peewee B hockey club travelled to Fer- gus to take on the Flyers in their own backyard. This was game one in the All Ontario Semi-Finals. It didn't take the Doorsmen long to get into this one as Port controlled the play right off the bat. Port was play- ing well, making Fergus play defensive hockey. At 12:18, the "Smurf" Blayne Kinnunen came flying in the Fergus zone and put a good pass over to Nick Pelyk to David Gainey as he blew it past the sprawling Fer- gus goaltender into the top shelf of the net to give Port Perry that all-important first goal for a 1-0 lead. At 9:16 Scott Sanderson waltzed in on the Fergus goalie all alone and was stoned. Chris Jones, who's been playing good heads-up hockey, made a good defensive play to nullify a Fer- gus rush. As always, the "Beast" Brad Johnston was free. wheeling in the Fergus zone, causing their defencemen a lot of heartache. At 5:44 Port Perry's penalty killers had to go to work. Alex Wordley, Scott Sanderson, Scott Harper and Ryan Moynes did a good job helping to kill the penalty. Brad Johnston, Scott Sanderson, Jeff Neal and Ryan Moynes also helped kill the penalty. Port controlled the play in the first period but Fergus equalled Port's shot count at six shots each. Port turned up the heat a crank early in the second period when Scott Harper took the play into the Fergus zone and put a good pass to Scott Sander- son cutting in from the side boards to Brad Johnston in front as he scored on a goal- mouth scramble to grab a 2-0 lead at 13:50. Nick Pelyk took Port into the Fergus end of the rink again at 12:50 over to Blayne Kinnunen high in the slot to David Gairey. Alex Wor- dley and Justin "Cat" Sheehey were in close on the Fergus goaltender but the goalie came up big to nullify this nice pass- ing play. At the 8:00 mark, Blayne Kinnunen took control from the faceoff and forced the Fergus goaltender to prove he was good. The Port Perry captain David Gainey lugged the puck into the Fergus zone, put a nice pass in front to Nick Pelyk and he took his time, teed it up and blew it by the Fergus goaltend- er for a 4-0 lead. Alex Wordley took control of the play outside the Fergus blue line and fed a nice pass to Travis Pickard at the dot to Justin Sheehey cruis- ing in the slot as he slams it deep to the back of the Fergus net at 7:08. Brad Johnston took time out from forechecking to grab the puck and waltz into the Fergus zone and put a pass in front to Scott Sanderson who scored to give Port Perry a 6-0 lead. At 5:35, Port had Fergus backing up deep in their own zone and Gainey took control of Blayne Kinnunen's shot that missed behind the net, passed it out front but a Fergus de- fenceman deflected the pass into his own net with Jeff Neal getting a helper on the play. David Gainey completed his hat trick to give Port a 7-0 lead. At 4:50, Fergus had Port hemmed in their own zone and scored to close the gap to 7-1. Port had two men in the penal- ty box at 4:21 and 2:40 but worked their way out of trouble. Fergus had one good chance but the Port Perry goalie shut him down as the period ends with Port Perry in front 7-1. Shots on goal Port Perry 10, Fergus eight. Port Perry's goaltender Corey Branton was replaced by Michael MacLennan. The third period was bump and grind, Scott Harper bump- ing people along the boards and the people grinding to a sudden stop. Harper is the Little Big Man on the Port Perry blue line. It's sure nice to see Ryan McQuade back in action as Port can't afford to lose a super star on defence. At 10:19, Port Perry scored again but the goal was disallowed as a man was in the crease. Port Perry were the only ones being sent to the box as Fergus were penalty-free - yeah, right. Port killed off yet another penalty. At 6:22 Brad Johnston had control deep in Fergus territory out front to Scott Sanderson who lost the puck and Deryk Campbell slams it to the back of the Fer- gus goal for an 8-1 lead. At 5:43, Scott Harper took one for the team as he stopped a break- away and headed to the penalty box. With 0:33 left in the game, Travis Pickard scored from Ryan Moynes and the Legend's Kid Justin Sheehey to give Port Perry the first game of the semi-finals by a score of 9-1. All Honorables go to the whole team and the defence. On Sunday evening the Scu- gog Overhead Doors Peewee B hockey club was playing host to the Fergus Flyers. It didn't take Port long to get into game two as Deryk Camp-- bell was flyingand handed out a heavy bodycheck at 14:01 to start things off. Port took to their skating game right off the bat causing Fergus to play catch the puck. Alex Wordley handed out a big hit in the Fergus corner at 11:50 Brad Johnston set up Scott Sanderson at 11:17 but got shut down. Harper was hav- ing another hay day in the hit- ting department at 8:34 leaving many Fergus attackers sitting on the seat of their pants. Ryan McQuade handed out a huge hit deepin the Fergus zone at 6:44. The line of Scott Sanderson, Brad Johnston and Deryk Campbell were really flying out there and at 2:09 had Fergus trapped deep in their own zone and throwing the puck around but the goalie handled the screen shot to keep the game scoreless. At 1:13 Chris Jones tied one up and let it fly just missing the far corner. The play was back and forth with Port having the edge in play. The first period was scoreless with Port outshooting Fergus 11-8. Again in the second period Port came oul fast taking charge and going to their skat- ing game. At 14:33 Travis Pick- ard was in close and took two hard shots on the Fergus goal- tender forcing him to come up with a big save. Port had two men in the penalty box and their penalty killers had to go to work again. Brad. Johnston and Scott San- derson with Ryan Moynes and Chris Jones on the blue ine and David Gainey and Nick Pelyk with Ryan McQuade and Jeff Neal on the blue line - nice job guys. At 14:05 Alex Wordley put a nice pass into Blayne Kinnunen cruising in front but the goalie stopped the low hard shot. At 14:25 Travis Pickard took the play into the Fergus zone and made a good pass to Alex Wor- dley in the slot to Justin Shee- hey as he makes a night deposit to open the scoring and give Port Perry the lead 1-0. Port scored again at 13:33 when Ryan Moynes passed from the point to Brad Johnston at the dot and into the slot to Scott Sanderson for a 2-0 lead. At 11:05 Jeff Neal showed his speed as he caught Fergus on a line change and raced end to end letting a high shot go to the top corner but the Fergus goalie got a piece of it to nulify the rush. At 9:42 Brad Johnston set up Scott Sanderson alone in front only tobe rejected. The Port goalie was tested at the other end and proved that he belonged in this league also. Port Perry was turning up the heat a notch causing Fergus to make some untimely turnovers giving Port some good scoring opportunities. The line of Deryk Campbell, Brad Johnston and Scott San- derson were playing well and having some good chances at 9:17. Nick Pelyk applied a huge hit at 8:37 to cause yet another Fergus turnover. David Gainey took control of the puck at cen- tre and hit Blayne Kinnunen flying down the left boards and Blayne scored on a hard 20 foot- er to give Porta 3-0 lead. Port Perry's defence were playing well in the second peri- od. Chris Jones, Ryan McQuade, Ryan Moynes, Jeff Neal and Scott Harper. At 4:10 Port was having some penalty problems but once again killed them off successfully. » David Gainey was having a good night penalty killing. At 0:41 Nick Pelyk cut loose a rocket from the point that the goalie had trouble handling but kickeditout anyway. Fergus scored early in the third period from in close to close the gap to 3-1 at 13:53. Aa- ron Chambers rattled a Fergus player along the boards and also came away with the puck at 13:02. Blayne Kinnunen took a big hit deep in the Fergus zone at 12:45. At 12:36 Brad John- ston took the play into the Fer- gus end, over to Deryk Camp- bell who saw Scott Sanderson at the side of the goal and its a 4-1 game. David Gainey, Deryk Camp- bell and Blayne Kinnunen set up a good passing play deep in Fergus territory but came away empty handed at 8:31. Deryk Campbell intercepted a Fergus clearing pass and took control, over to Scott Sander- son, to Brad Johnston and its a 5-1 hockey game for Port Perry. At 7:31 Nick Pelyk found Da- vid Gainey in the slot as he bur? ied it deep in the Fergus goal for a 6-1 lead. Jeff Neal was having another good night on the Port Perry blue line and making some good passes from the point creating some good shats on goal. Deryk Campbell was flying out there and had a good chance in close and tested the Fergus groalie but the goalie came up big at 3:30. At 2:35 Scott Harper had a bumping contest with #7 and after two huge bodychecks it was obvious that Harper came out on top. Port Perry had made a goalie change early in the third period replacing Corey Branton who had played steady with Michael Macl.ennan. Port Perry got into penalty trouble again in the dying stag- es of the third period, but once Overhead Doors up two games in semis again there was no damage done. Port defeated Fergus 6-1 as the horn sounded to end the game. Honorable mention for good hustle goes to Deryk Campbell and Brad Johnston. Aaron Chambers and Chris Jones got the nod for good defensive ef- fort. Brad Johnston and Blayne Kinnunen did a good job fore- checking. Wn... ¥ 4 J. PETER HVIDSTEN / PORT PERRY STAR Registration for Port Perry Minor Softball was brisk last Saturday at the arena with hundreds of area youngsters signing up for league play this summer. Joe Curran (right) dropped by with 5-year-old Dustin Curran who signed up for T-Ball with Minor Softball vice- president Dave Dalton. Applications accepted until April 2, 1994 at Pineridge Sports or by calling Dave Dalton. y Scugog Youth Soccer Club held their registration over the past weekend, with early registration brisk. 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