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Ra iit aia ui hE IE 28 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesgay, March 15,1994 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" SProrTs The Scugog Overhead Door Peewee Bs are in the All-Ontario finals agai & SE nst Mooretown. Pictured are the members of the team: Michael MacLennan, Ryan Moynes, Justin Sheehey, Aaron Chambers, Brad Johnston, Travis Pickard, Deryk Campbell, Jeff Neal, Scott Sander- son, Scott Harper, Alex Wordley, Blayne Kinnunen, Ryan McQuade, David Gainey, Nick Pe- lyk and Corey Branton. Overhead Doors in finals From Page 26 shot from the point at 11:47 that made the Mooretown goal- ie look to see who launched it. The line of Nick Pelyk, David Gainey and Blayne Kinnunen were getting their chances due to some nice passing but just couldn't convert them. Blayne Kinnunen was throwing his weight around out there mak- ing some Mooretown players a little nervous. It was nice to see most of the Legionaires Peewee "A" hockey club from Port Perry taking in this game after they tied Mooretown 5-5. : Alex Wordley set up Nick Pe- lyk cruising in front of the Mooretown net and the goal- tender just got a piece of it. The whole Port Perry team were all pulling the same way from their centre to their goaltender. Deryk Campbell was being al- lowed to freewheel a bit and he was getting some good chances in close. Ryan Moynes, Scott Harper, Chris Jones, Ryan McQuade and Aaron Chambers were playing well on the Port Perry blue line keeping body and soul together. Scott Harper, Blayne Kinnunen and Ryan McQuade, the little guys?, were all hand- ing out some really big hits. Alex Wordley and Brad John- ston took the play into the Mooretown zone and Travis Pickard just missed the top cor- ner to still make it a scoreless game. Port had Mooretown hemmed in their own zone at 3:06 but Mooretown got away without any damage being done. As the second period end- ed the score was still 0-0. The third period was a back and forth affair with Port Perry playing disciplined hockey and working as a team. Mooretown had the edge in play but Port didn't roll over and play dead ei- ther. Aaron Chambers made a good defensive move deep in the Port Perry zone and dumped the puck down the ice to take the pressure off. Ryan McQuade made a sliding poke check to break up a Mooretown rush. Travis Pickard was in close at 8:11 and David Gainey was sent in alone by Nick Pelyk and Blayne Kinnunen but there still was no score in the game. Mooretown was handing out some punishing body checks also and Blayne Kinnunen and Scott Harper along with Ryan McQuade bit the bullet a few times themselves. The game was still scoreless at the end of the third period and "don't leave yet, folks, this thing's into overtime". Mooretown came out hard again in overtime but they couldn't score on the Port Perry goaltender either. At 9:40, the Legends Kid Justin Sheehey was in close and let a good shot go but he came away empty- handed. At 8:01, Brad Johnston launched a hard shot from the point that just missed the top corner. Port was pressing hard trying to end this scoreless game but the puck just wouldn't goin. Mooretown finally scored on a deflection at 7:18 to take the lead 1-0 in overtime. Port had to play catch-up hockey now and get something going and in a hurry. David Gainey, Brad Johnston and Scott Sanderson were playing tough along with Alex Wordley, Travis Pickard and Blayne Kinnunen trying to get the equalizer. Port Perry was waiting for Mooretown to make that one mistake and slap it home to tie this thing up. Port Perry had the pressure on for a good three minutes and David Gainey lugged the puck into the Mooretown zone while Port pulled their goaltender in favor of an extra attacker with just over a minute remaining in overtime. Brad Johnston took control deep in the Mooretown zone and dropped a little pass back to David Gainey and see you later, yes! Gainey threads the needle and makes a night deposit into the far corner to tie thegame at 1-1. The game ended in a one all tie and it took a complete team effort to pull this one off. Two overtime games in two days, whew! Nice going, Port. Next Overhead Doors game is Friday night at 7:30 back in Mooretown. See you there. Blackstock eliminated from broomball playoffs The first casualty of this year's semi-finals was made ap- parent this past Sunday when the Blackstock Brewers bowed out to the Brooklin Bruins in a 4-3 overtime battle. The first period ended tied at one apiece after Blackstock had drawn first blood on a goal by Tom Wotten from Ron Short, only to see the Bruins retaliate a min- ute later with Murray Down as- sisting Jim Mason. Early in the second half, the Bruins pulled ahead by two with Wayne Tate and Kevin Ib- bitson scoring from Ron Att- wood and Chris Lepine. With just over two minutes left in regulation time, the Brewers netted two in quick succession with Short scoring one as well as marking an assist on Wayne McGuigan's. Wotten also drew a helper. With this comeback, total goals overtime was forced. During this time, both squads were rather tentative and had a MACKEY, BAILEY & KORB BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS small number of chances, but the only one to go in came off the broom of Nick Attwood with Ibbitson gaining the assist. In the second series, Woody's Auctions evened it out at a win apiece as they downed the B&R Swampers 2-0 in a much chippi- er game than the first of the day was. Charlie Dennis from Jim Gregg opened up the scoring late in the first period and this held up until with 6:44 left in regulation time Neil Woodrow netted a strange one as his shot from the corner banked in off a defender. Rick Lees between the pipes for Woody's received the shutout. It should be noted that the fi- nal game of this best of three se- ries will go this upcoming Sun- day, March 20 at 5 p.m. Several of the league's players will be participating in the Provincial Championships this coming weekend also, to be held in the Ottawa area. Saturday Mornings 9:00am to 12:00 noon Oshawa Rd., Port Perry Lake Scugog Lumber Building 985-7391 Doormen in action On Saturday, March 12 the Scugog Overhead Doors Peewee B hockey club travelled to Fer- gus for game three of their best of five semi-final series to take on the Fergus Flyers on their own turf. Port Perry came out fast using their skating game right off the bat. Brad Johnston, Deryk Camp- bell and Scott Sanderson had a good shift at 13:61 displaying some good passing deep in the Fergus zone but they could beat the Fergus goaltender. Nick Pe- lyk put a good body check on a Fergus winger in the neutral zone. Brad Johnston was throw- ing his weight around at 10:20 to make the Fergus players keep their heads up while in the Port Perry end. At 9:09 Fergus was pressing deep in Port Perry territory but came away empty handed. Scott Sanderson came across the Fergus blue line and put a good pass on Ryan Moynes stick but the Fergus goalie was up to the challenge. "At 8:32 Blayne Kinnunen took a Nick Pelyk pass at centre ice and found David Gainey at the Fergus blue line and after going around a Fergus defence- man put a nice pass in the slot to Scott Harper as he fires the puck to the back of the Fergus net for that all important first goal and a 1-0 lead. Port was starting to apply the pressure and was coming on at 5:41. Fergus was having some good chances but Port came away without any damage be- ing done. Blayne Kinnunen made a good defensive move in the Port Perry zone to break up another Fergus rush. Scott Harper was having an- other good day on the Port Perry blue line handing out check after check in the Port Perry zone. At 3:19 the Fergus goalie had to be sharp when Da- vid Gainey set up Ryan McQuade. Scott Sanderson was in all alone on the Fergus goalie and pumped two hard shots at him but to no avail. Port had Fergus hemmed in their own zone at 3:05 but couldn't get the puck in the net. Brad Johnston was playing good two way hockey. The defence was really pull- ing together in this one to keep body and soul together. Ryan McQuade, Ryan Moynes, Scott Harper, Chris Jones all were playing well. At 1:21 Blayne Kinnunen put a pass in the slot for David Gai- ney but his hard shot just missed the top corner. There was no more scoring in the first period as the horn sounded with Port ahead 1-0. Fergus came out in the sec- ond period like a team that wanted to get even a bit. Fergus took the play right to Port and scored at 14:08 to tie the game at 1-1. Fergus was really press- ing at 11:15 adding plenty of pressure in the Port Perry zone. Port had Fergus hemmed in their own zone at 8:45 and Fer- gus got out without being hurt and came right back and scor- ing at 8:19 to take the lead 2-1. There wasn't anything wrong with Port Perry's passing, it was just that the puck wouldn't go in. Blayne Kinnunen, David Gainey and Nick Pelyk were passing well inside the Fergus blue line but lady luck just wasn't on the Port Perry bench. Harper smacked another winger into the boards and tak- ing control of yet another Fer- gus turnover and let a wicked shot go inside the Fer blue line that the goalie had to deal with at 7:04. Ryan Moynes broke up a Fergus rush and dumped the puck down the ice to take the heat off the Port Perry team. ] At 3:34 Fergus scored to give them a.commanding 3-1 lead. David Gainey and Blayne Kin- nunen combined to unleash two wicked shots on the Fergus net. The second period ended 3-1 for Fergus. Port came out using the body 'in the third period as Scott Harper and Scott Sanderson took their men into the boards applying some big checks. De- ryk Campbell had had enough abuse and handed out a stiff check of his own. This appeared to spark the Doorsmen and Port started coming on at 8:04. Blayne Kinnunen took a pass from Chris Jones at the Fergus blue line, to David Gainey in front and he scores! With Fer- > gus holding a one goal lead Port came at them head on at 7:00. Alex Wordley put a good pass out front to Travis Pickard and tiedit up. Port just scored two goals in 3b seconds to even things up 3- 3. Port was pressing hard and looking for more in the dying seconds of the game. Port fired the puck in the top corner to the delight of the Port Perry crowd but the goal was called back be- cause he didn't see it go in. The horn sounded to send the game into overtime. Ten minutes of unlimited hockey. Period four was a good period for Port Perry as they came out hard and fast taking to their skating game and using the body. Deryk Campbell was in a race for the puck deep in the . Fergus zone but the goaltender was forced to come sliding out of his: net to nulify the rush at 9:22. Brad Johnston was in close at 9:04 but just missed the far cor- ner. Port Perry's Ryan McQuade brought the play into the Fergus zone and Rit Scott Sanderson with a nice pass as Scott made a night deposit to go ahead 4-3. Port had Fergus backing up and getting away from their ag- gressive play. Deryk Campbell set up Scott Sanderson at 6:20 for another close one. Every Port player was moving in the Fergus zone and David Gainey put a nice pass on Nick Pelyk's stick but the goalie just got it at 4:47. Scott Harper and Aaron Chambers got control of the puck in the Port Perry end and dumped it down theice. With less than two minutes remaining and Port ahead 4-3 Fergus had two men in close with just one man to beat and Mike came up with the gib pad save! Fergus was in again at 1:47 and had a good chance but Mike put a good poke check on the puck and out she goes. Fergus pulled their goalie in favor of an extra attacker. The puck was deep in the Fergus zone when David Gainey picked a Fergus players pocket, twirled to get away from an- other player and fired the puck in the heart of the goal for an empty netter and a 65-3 Port Perrylead at 0:19. The horn sounded as Port Perry defeated Fergus 5-3 and wrapped up the series three straight. Nice going Doors. Good luck in Mooretown on Sunday.