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a ---- " a -- . -- ea ret. TO Sop om em re a ---- Ae a "A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 22,1994 - 21 SPORTS Overhead Doors in Mooretown Atom tourney On Friday, March 18 the Scu- gog Overhead Doors Peewee B ockey club travelled to Moore- town (Sarnia) for game two of the best three out of five All- Ontario Peewee B finals. There was a large crowd on hand at the Mooretown arena. None of the faces were familiar and it was soon obvious that we were the visitors. Mooretown came out flyingin the first period in front of the huge Mooretown crowd. Moore- town scored at 13:09 but it was called back as it was directed into the net by a Mooretown skate with Port playing short handed. Mooretown kept the ressure on and had Port emmed in their own zone at 11:04. Aaron Chambers took a big hit in the Port Perry zone but got the puck out and down the ice to take some of the pressure off. At 9:41 Scottie Harper saved our bacon on a good de- fensive slide to break up the Mooretown rush. Port Perry was hanging tough with Mooretown holding the edge in play and out shoot- ing Port 2-1. Chris Jones went into the corner hard and still managed to end up with the puck. Mooretown was playing good disciplined hockey and Port was forced to play defensively. Mooretown was still holding the edge in play at 6:34 but the game was still scoreless. Port's big defenceman Jeff Neal slammed his check into the cor- ner and held on for a whistle as Mooretown had Port hemmed in their own zone. The Port Perry captain was trying hard to set up a good scor- ing opportunity. Travis Pickard put a nice pass over to David Gainey but the goalie came up big. At 5:31 Mooretown finally scored on the over worked Port Perry goalie to go ahead 1-0. Port started to get things go- ing in the late stages of the first period after Scott Harper ap- plied another huge body check deep in the Port Perry zone. The horn sounded to end the first pe- riod with Mooretown leading by a 1-0 score. Jeff Neal started the second period off with a bang as he smacked his check into the boards to nulify the Mooretown rush. Ryan McQuade was play- ing good inside the Port Perry blue line and handing out some nice hits of his own. Mooretown has the edge in play at 12:52 for a three minute span. Justin Sheehey took a good pass from Brad Johnston deep in the Mooretown end of the rink and rang it off the goal post to bring the Port Perry fans to their feet. Jeff Neal and Chris Jones had a good shift at 12:15. Moore- town came right back at 11:56 and scored to give them a two goal lead. Mooretown was pumped and scored again at 10:03 for a 3-0 lead. Port Perry was having a hard time getting their scoring on track due to the fierce fore- checking Mooretown was apply- ing. They were playing good in your face hockey the way Port usually does. Deryk Campbell had taken some pretty good punishment in the Mooretown zone and started to give a few back. Travis Pickard put a good hit on a Mooretown defenceman at the Mooretown blue line and gave David Gainey a good scor- ing chance at 6:08. In the late stages ot the sec- ond period Mooretown had the edge in play until 1:37 when Brad Johnston lugged the puck into the Mooretown zone to Scott Sanderson at the faceoff circle and Sanderson worked around the defencemen and fed David Gainey cruising in front and he smacks it deep to the back of the Mooretown net for a Port Perry goal. With the score 3-1 in Mooretown's favor, Port took control for the remainder of the period. Port came out strong right off the bat in the third period with Blayne Kinnunen testing the Mooretown goalie early but he came away empty handed. The referee started firing Port Perry Tyke tournament On Saturday, March 12 the Port Perry's Advanced Tyke League hosted a tournament, inviting Blackstock and Kes- wick. The day began at 7:30 a.m. with Port Perry's Dollar Plus team against Blackstock. Starting off in the first peri- od, Dollar Plus took the lead. Starting the action was Michael Lycett, then Ashley Lucas, then Derek Goreski. During the second priod. Matt Charron scored and then again in the third period. The Blackstock team came alive with three goals in the third period by #5, #18 and #9, but were unable to beat the Dol- lar Plus team. Final score was 5-3. The Dollar Plus team went on to play David's Hairstyling from Port Perry. The action was alive in the first period with Dollar Plus's Michael Lycett and Jeff Tomcheski scoring. David's Hairstyling, Danny Halward scored as well. The ac- tion was tense all the way through until the third period, when both teqams tied up and went into overtime. It was the Olympics all over again! In the first 30 seconds of the game, Dollar Plus's Ashley [.ucas scored the winning goal, giving them their second win of the day. Final score 4-3. Dollar Plus was now in the championships against the Kes- wick Oilers. The game started off with Keswick scoring three goals in the first period. Not good! Watch out for that #6! Is he really 7?? Michael Lycett scored a goal in the second peri- od and Derek Goreski scored in the third period, however, Dol- lar Plus could not hangon to the championship, and the Keswick Oilers won the game. Final score was 7-2. Honorable mentions for the Dollar Plus team are: Kyle Geer and Brad Layzell - goalies; Kory - Bauer and Brook MacKenzie - defense; Sam Bennett and Cory Mitchell - defense; Ashley Lu- cas, Derek Goreski; Michael Ly- cett - centres; Keenan Geer, Craig Simmons, Jeff Tomcheski - wings; Brett Simmons, Matt Charron and Michael Aguanno - Wings. All four teams in the tourna- ment played their very best hockey. The kids really enter- tained the audience with their superb skating and hockey skills. What a great day we had. players in the penalty box which put Port behind in a hur- ray. The Port Perry defense did a good job along with some good goaltending to escape unhurt at 12:05. Scott Sanderson put two good hits together in the Port Perry zone which allowed Ryan McQuade to dump the puck down the ice. At 10:56 Scott Sanderson put a good pass to Alex Wordley at the Mooretown blue line to Deryk Campbell in front and what a save Camp- bell. From the faceoff Jeff Neal let one rip but just went off the goalie's shoulder to the corner. Mooretown broke out of their zone in a hurry and set up a good passing play in the Port Perry zone and scored at 9:05. Less than a minute later with Alex Wordley fed Travis Pick-- ard in front and Port scores to make it a 4-2 game. Port Perry had the edge at this point and was looking for more. At 7:48 Scott Sanderson fed David Gai- ney in front but he just couldn't get free to let the shot go. At 6:39 Port's big defenceman, Jeff Neal was rocked big time. Port's captain David Gainey had been working extremely hard in this game. Port Perry pulled their goalie in favor of an extra attacker with 2 minutes to goin the third period and down 4-2. Port Perry really dugin but Mooretown hit the post at 1:12 and put the game on ice at 0:58 when they scored into the open net to make the final score 5-2 for Moore- town over Port Perry in game two of the All-Ontario final. In goal for Port Perry was Mi- chael MacLennan seeing 33 shots. Nice try Port. Remember boys: Ontario titles don't come cheap - it's discipline first, dedi- cation second and we not me!! or it's see you next year! Re/Max action Last Thursday, Port Perry Minor Hockey Association host- ed its Annual Novice House League Tournament at Scugog Arena. Re/Max Scugog Realty defeated two Uxbridge teams to win a berth in the champion- ship game. The Re/Max squad rolled over Ailson Orchards and Brandon Ford 4-2 and 6-2. Mike Whalen and Stewart Cochrane scored a goal each. Brady Grey and Stormy Wootton scored two goals each and Wesley Lang- maid scored four goals. Daryl Copithorn, Troy Johnston, Wes- ley Langmaid, Kaleb Beer and Stewart Cochrane all assisted on the above goals. Stormy Wootton, Mike Whalen and Clayton Gilmore earned two as- sists each. The Re/Max squad met a de- termined Newcastle team in the championship game. The players all tried their best but the Newcastle team stopped the big Re/Max wheel with" a four- goal wedge by the end of the sec- ond period. Peter Konstantinopolous was strong all day between the pipes for the Re/Max team. Tyl- er Lee finally missed the goal post late in the third period to break the Newcastle shutout. He was assisted by Stormy Wootton and Stewart Co- chrane. It was an exciting, fun day for everyone who participated. Monday, March 14 saw eight teams in action for the Atom House League Tournament in Port Perry. Facing off against a determined Penetang squad was our own Lions Club team who jumped out to an early first period lead with an unassisted effort by Chris Medford. The Li- ons went up by two in the sec- ond period when Tyler Lucus bulged the twine with assists going to Shaun Martin and Cory McQuade. Penetang came within one at 5:27 of the period before Don Campbell restored the two-goal margin with as- sists going to Chris Medford and Cory McQuade. The Lions came out roaring in the third period when Shaun Martin found the mark with a helper going to Cory McQuade. Chris Medford notched his sec- ond goal of the game at 6:31 to put the Lions ahead by a score of 5-1 (assisted by Rodney Bond and Cory McQuade) and Tyler Lucus rounded out the attack with his second marker after a nifty setup from Medford and McQuade. Penetang managed to pot one more but the Lions skated away with a 6-2 victory. Stand-out netminding by Derek Ellicott anchored the stingy defence corps of Mike Wadsworth, Kenny Lukas, Shawn Martin and Stefan Se- nyKk. Game two saw the Lions square off against a team from East Gwillimbury and they started the game with an early or \ marker by Rodney Bond, assist- ed by Chris Medford, to go up 1- 0. East Gwillimbury responded with three straight goals, to go up 3-1 on the Lions at the end of the first period. Robert Shee- han pulled the Lions to within one with a nice setup by Tyler Lucus, but the tying goal was not to be found. East Gwillim- bury held off the Lions attack and skated to a 3-2 victory. The game was a treat for the fans to watch and included all the elements required for a great contest: great goaltending (by Derek Ellicott),superb de- fensive coverage (Shaun Mar- tin, Stefan Senyk, Mike Wads- worth, Ken Lukas), exciting of- fensive play (Paul Pickering, Andrew Foster, Tyler Lucus, Don Campbell, Chris Medford, Cory McQuade, Robert Shee- han, Rodney Bond) and superb teamwork. Good Luck in the AHL Playoffs!! 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