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ds A a Wo NE Rs "A Famlly Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 22,1994 - 19 SPORTS From Page 19 period 2-1 as Cory Wytrazyk scored from Lisa Bonser and Kevin Edwards. The Swampers continued to protect their one goal lead into the third but then at the half- way mark were caught pinch- ing in and Newmarket broke out on a two-on-one and the shooter made no mistake as he tied the game up with a hard slapper from the hash marks. With the game tied at two, the final horn blew indicating that we were now headed for sudden death overtime. Both teams started out the overtime a little tentatively but then they really started to open it up, creating lots of scoring chances for both teams. The Swampers just couldn't get a good shot as Newmarket's de- fence was doing a good job of protecting their net. Then in After a three week layoff the Port Perry Bantam B Techstars started the All-Ontario finals in Port Elgin this weekend. Unfor- tunately, that long of a layoff seemed to take its toll on our boys and they came out pretty flat in the first period of game one. Luckily the goaltending of John Babbcock was superb and he kept us in the game until the second period when Port Elgin were able to find an unprotected side of the net and at the end of the second they had spread their lead to 4-0. Our boys are not quitters and with a burst of speed Matt Phil- ips made a quick shot on the Port Elgin goalie with Shane Norton ready to pick up the re- bound to score the Techstars first goal. However, Port Elgin was again able to get past our forechecking and Scott Wilson scored his second of the game to Bowling results "Thursday Night Mens Standings: Paul Dick Con- tracting 6851, Dowsons 6680, Philp Pontiac Buick 6532, Cen- tennial Lanes 6488, Legion 6422, Emmerson Insurance 6364, Brians Towing 6273, Causeway Live Bait 6262, IGA 6107 High Single Flat: Ed Johan- sen 288 High Single With Handi- cap: Ed Johansen 294 High Triple Flat: Ron Smith 728 High Triple With Handi- cap: Ron Smith 830 Games over 215: G. Wilson 216, 236, D. Hunter 249, J. Ger- ber 231, T. Barnes 229, 231, B. Hammond 238, W. Saunders 237, E. Johansen 288, D. Dick- son 224, W. Lown 280, 233, B. Robinson 277, 224, S. Robinson 242, T. Bache 240, R. Twist 215, R. Smith 268, 2569, R. Chandler 218, J. Cook 266, C. Watts 231, T. Ashbridge 258, 237 Triples Over 600: G. Wilson 638, J. Gerber 624,.T. Barnes 662, B. Hammond 625, W. Saunders 610, E. Johansen 662, D. Dickson 631, W. Lown 721,B. Robinson 670, S. Robinson 641, R. Twist 613, R. Smith 728, J. Cook 627, C. Watts 613, T. Ash- bridge 701 Swamp, runners-up | the dying minutes of the first overtime, Newmarket fired what looked like a harmless shot towards the Swamp net that caught the Swamper goal- le off guard and this game is history, put it in the books a 3-2 win for Newmarket. The players were all presented nice trophies for winding up as A Fi- nalists from the tournament convenors. This tournament was well- played and hard-fought all the way, to the final goal by the Swampers. Well done. You all get an A for this tournament. The Swamper hockey team would to thank Pizza Delight for the free personal size pizzas each player was given and also a thank you to Steve Lee and Ralph McCullough for their hard work in running this suc- cessful tournament. Layoff hurts LL; advance their lead that much further. Less than a minute later Port Perry's Ashley VanSchelven worked hard in behind Elgin's net and made a great pass outin front of the net to Todd Parry who was quick with his first shot, but stopped by Elgin's goalie. However, he wasn't so lucky with the rebound as Todd caught him down and out of po- sition to make the save. This was a game of many penalties and when Port Elgin got one with four minutes left to go in the game coach Jamieson decid- ed to pull our goalie and opt for the extra attacker to see what we could do. Port Perry did a lot of hard work but just couldn't get it past the fine goaltending by Port El- gin. With only 14 seconds left in the game Port Elgin scored on the open net bringing the final score to 6-2. On Sunday our team came out looking like a different group of players and in the first period we were all over Port El- gin. The boys learned that on this smaller ice surface they had to try to play a different style of hockey than we are used to. Gavin Baxter and Jamie Strickert had many fine at- tempts at goal scoring but again came up against a hot Port El- gin goaltender. Rob Gracie scored our first goal after four minutes into the J. PETER HVIDSTEN / PORT PERRY STAR Port Perry Junior Curlers wrapped up their season on March 8th with awards being presented to this year's top curlers in the Tuesday and Wednesday draws. Pictured above, back left, coach Bob Cardinal, Jason Best (Perfect Attendance), Matt Coyne and Mark Willes (winning skips), Aaron Stanley (perfect attendance), lan Ross (most improved), Adam Jones (winning skip) and coach Pam Byers. Front left, Jeff Whitfield (winning vice), Alecia Cracknell (winning vice), Jillian Howsam (winning second), Lindsay Allward (winning second), Whitney Howsam (winning lead). Absent - Greg Bruton (winning lead) and Leigh McClymont (most improved). chstars game after Todd Parry and Ryan Puckrin had done all the offensive work to keep the puck in the end of Port Elgin and al- low Rob to come in quick on a pass to him at the point. The Techstars went ahead 2- 0in the next minute of play with one of those fine passing plays by Jay Strickert to Matt Philips and on to the stick of "soft hands" Shane Norton who knows where to put the puck to make it count. Unfortunately before the period finished Port Elgin were able to find the slot behind goalie Jamie Trick and put themselves on the board: Jamie had been solid in net but this team gave him all they had. In the second period Port Perry came out flying again and Ryan Puckrin made a great shot from just over the blue line to catch the Port Elgin goalie flat. Assisting on his goal was Gavin Baxter and Brad Shanley. Port Perry was looking good and we could feel that win. However, Port Elgin is a good fast team who never gives up and before we knew it we were on the tail end of a 7-3 game and couldn't recoup. We are looking forward to Saturday night at 9 p.m. in Port Perry's arena because we know Port Elgin is going to find its a different game on such a large ice surface. Come out and help support our team of fine players! ANNOUNCEMENT |: Scugog Youth Soccer -- Y 1994 REGISTRATION Place: Time: Pineridge Sports, Queen St. March 25 6-7:30 p.m. March 26 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. Cost: $50.00 per player -Family Maximum $135.00 LATE REGISTRATION $60.00 & $150.00 A full schedule of games, coaching and club uniforms are provided. Register early to avotd a late penalty If you are interested in Refereeing or Coaching this season please contact: Roy Cowling 986-5854 oa "s"e" NNUAL fr A 2 AK 5% p Sp \ . MARCH MaonEss SA VAN & TRUCK The Shadow Mount™ Custom Class 1 Receiver featuring a removable draw bar. A i nl. 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