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24 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 14,1994 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" SPORTS Under Six On June 7 Laurentian Bank played against the strong Royal Canadian Legion. Despite the loss it was a good team effort with a tough game by Dylan Jones and Jared Olsen running hard both ways. The Renaud sisters, Kristen and Kalea per- formed well. Haugen's Chicks defeated Second Hand for Kids thanks to goals by Kim Rankin, Shayne ~ Taylor (two), and Scott Parting- ton (two). Sara Laundry played well in goal for the Kids, Chris Evans put in a good effort as a forward, and Miranda Batte- rink worked hard on defence. Under Seven Lake Scugog Lumber had an- other six goal game to end their match against Port Perry Lions Club with a win. Their shooters were Caylie Gilmore and Stew- art Medford with two goals each, and Dustin Eldridge, Kyle Paige and Timothy VanHoof. Darren Dekoning scored for the Lions. A strong game on forward by Ashley Radcliffe and Irene Wat- son helped Brian's Towing to a victory against Komputer Klin- ic, with goals by Kirk Stevens and Mike Wallace. Honorable mention goes to Travis McAllister and Emil Potier for the Klinic. : Under Nine Tyler Weisflock had a great game for Raglan Welding to lead them to victory against Burketon Generals. Tyler had a hat trick and James Donaldson potted one for Raglan. Andrew Adams played tough through some injuries and Brandon Ho- skin was a dynamo. The coach- ing staff for Burketon send out hearty congratulations to a great first year team who are showing a lot of determination and heart. Stacey Arnold scored to spoil the shutout and Jesse Aid, Michael Fisher and Jamin Gillis worked hard, to mention a few. Antrim House just edged out Reach Park Motors thanks to two goals from Jeffrey Tom- chesk, and strong goaltending by Eric Drebit and Andrew Evans. Brent Wagg scored for Reach Park. Michael Arm- strong and Celine Batterink also played an outstanding game. Manvers and Tim's Renova- tion played an exciting match ending in a 4-4 draw. Two goals each were from Justin McGill and Brandon Spearing for Man- vers, and for Tim's Ryan O'Leary picked up a hat trick, which was added to by Chad Wansborough. Joe's Pizzeria played Willow- tree Farms and came up with the win on goals by Ryan Hame- linck (one), Leo Taillon (one), and Nelson Langmaid (two). Michael Younghusband played his first game ever and looks en- thusiastic. Daniel Bois potted one for Willowtree to break the shutout. Air Durham shut out Cot- trell's Cuspids with great goal- tending from Scott Lennox and good defensive play by Brook MacKenzie. Derek Goreski notched two for the win. Honorable mention goes to Adam Smart and Michael Brain from the Cuspids. Under11 In this division Green Apple Cabinets just edged out Dar- lene Colton Photography by a 4- 3 final. Goals for the Apples were by Ryan May, Lori Powell Scugog Mens Slo-Pitch (as of June 6) Seagrave Systems 24 vs. Crandells 13 Winchester Arms 16 vs. Port Perry Auto Glass 7 Gators 21 vs. Port Perry IGA 7 Coldwell Banker 10 vs. Square Boy 2 Bradshaw Towing 11 vs. Pineridge Sports 2 Investors Group 18 vs. Hank's Pastries 17 Forder Parks 12 vs. Oppers Aluminum 10 Goreskl"s Summer Resort vs. Pizza Delight no report i Division A TEAM Ww L T PTS : i Ss 5 0 0 Port Perry Ladies Lob ball Ee 5 2 oo 3 Coldwell Banker 4 2 0 8 TEAM GP w L T PTS Galley Gators 4 2 0 8 Raiders 4 4 oO 0 14 Port Perry IGA 5 3 0 6 Mustangs ~~ 6 5 ! 0 10 Square Boy Pizza 2 3 0 4 Beamers Building Ent. 6 4 2 0 8 Giandells 1 5 0 2 Sunderland 6 3 2 1 7 P.P. Auto Glass 0 6 0 oO Greenbank 7 3 3 1 6 Division B Saintfield 6 3 3 0 6 Oppers Aluminum 4 2 0 8 Pink Panthers 6 2 3 ] 5 Bradshaw's Towing 4 2 0 8 Reach Park Motors 7 1 4 2 4 Hank's Pastries 3 2 0 6 Ridgenorth 6 0 5 1 1 Forder Park 3 2 0 6 Re/Max S 0 5 0 0 Investor's Group 2 3 1 5 Goreski's Summer Resort 2 2 : > . Pineridge Sports 1 MBA Standings Pizza Delight 1 3 0 2 TEAM GP Ww L TPTS ity and District Fastball Short Farms 5 5 0 0 10 TEAM Oshawa C ty a L T PTS Black Sox 6 4 ! 1 9 Greenbank Gamblers 7 1 0 14 ' Buncha Yahoos 6 3 3 0 6 Scarborough Royals 6 2 0 12 Scugog Taxi 7 3 4 i BD Oshawa Flying Squirrels 5 2 0 10 Catchin' On 6 Z 3 ! 5 Oshawa Mickey Finns 5 3 0 10 Royal Flush 6 2 3 ] 3 Oshawa Double B Juv. 4 4 1 9 Mixed Nuts 4 1 2 1 3 Port Perry Antrim 3 4 0 6 Dirt Devils 6 1 5 0 a Oshawa Juniors 2 4 0 4 Port Perry Juveniles 2 7 9 : Cartwright Minor Softball Bowmanville 0 6 TEAM w L TPCT Port Perry Youth Girls Baseball T-BALL) TEAM GP Ww L T PTS lok, Figure Suanting 2 0 1 .833 Kountry Bulk and Deli 3 3 0 0 6 | Analda Gar. Centre 0 2 0 .000 Southport Gardens 3 2 1 0 4 Super Spud ! 1 1.500 Herbally Yours 2 1 1 0 2 on Lancs L ! 0 .500 Kastelic Kounting 2 0 2 0 0 ykes 2 0 2 0 0 Can. Youth Council 0 3 0 .000 Seriement Shops J.C. Flooring a ! 0 .66/ Durham Ladies Fastball League Standings Lishmans 0 3 0 .000 Mike Baker Auto. 2 1 0 .667 TEAM GP w L T PTS Swains Seeds 2 0 .667 Oshawa Double BBs 5 4 1 0 8 Turner Green Giants 3 0 0 1.000 Cobourg Angels 6 4 2 0 8 (Mites) S Angel 3 3 0 0 6 Ash/Ember Flames ! : 0 500 Oshawa Nowbodios 3 3 Oo 0 6 Asselstines a 9 0 he 0) Port Perry Scugog Angels 4 2 2 0 4 Bick. Lions 0 2 0 .0 Whitby Dube Dodgers 5 2 3 0 4 Carpet Warehouse 2 ! 0 .667 Oshawa 733s 4 1 3 0 2 MKM Eggbeaters 0 3 0.000 Oshawa Double BBs Twos 4 1 3 0 2 Martyn Consulting 2 0 0 1.000 Whitby Hawks 3 1 2 0 2 Squirts) 0 0 0 (Squir Suse 5 I Bowmanville 5 5 Cummings Backhoe 2 1 0 66/7 ERSSSEY V2RSSSFY ISSN, SUSY. VSN VR. SUSY VY VEN, V SY, EY, VE § A VR § Nest. Country Store 2 1 0 ri SERVICE IS OUR Pine Ridge Glass 1 2 0 . Sr. S/Ball) A PINERIDGE #1 PRIORITY lack. Hardware 1 2 0 .333 SPORTS * Trophies Don Frew and Sons 2 1 0 pid \ . op H&M Wright Sox 3 0 0 1.000 y * Jeam Uniforms Port Perry IGA 0 3 0 000 SHOP LTD. * Hockey * Baseball 2 178 Queen St, Port Perry * Soccer (905) 985-2839 * Bikes * Sikscreening AA SD A A SUIT A WY A A SUNY A A SUNY A A SUSY A A SUI A A WIA ASIN A A VNYA A UTA ANNA AVN A A fy 71% Results from all the soccer fields and Michael Sytsma. The pho- tographers answered with points from Alex McKay, Matt Sutherland and Kevin Gloster. In a good end to end game Haugen's Heroes came out on top of the Legal Eagles 2-0, thanks to goals from Trevor Weisflock and Matthew Kam- minga. Scott Symes provided great goaltending to pick up the shutout. The Eagles played a strong game and had many scoring chances, especially Evan Ashton who kicked one over the goal post, and had one disallowed on an off-side play. Burketon and Willowtree Farms played to a 1-1 draw. Last year's scoring phenom Jo- seph Kozlinsky picked up his first goal of the season, and the team was helped by good perfor- mances from Peter Landry and Stormy Wootton and excellent goaltending by Joseph Farqu- harson. Eric Jefferys came up with the point for Burketon. Haugen's Heroes had another good showing against Water- front Cafe, in a 3-3 tie. Trevor Weisflock continued his scoring rowess with two, and Grace ichel kicked one in on an as- sist from Wolfe Palleske. Terrif- icdigging by Erin Edwards, Bri- gette Palleske and Laura Batterink helped the team. Under 138 On June 2, the Under 13s opened their season. Scugog One trounced Uxbridge with a 4-0 shutout. Goals were from Trevor Robins, Billy Carr, Aa- ron Chambers and Mike Le- forte. Scugog Two got an identical result in their match against Manvers, with Mike Demaio picking up a hat trick, and Mat- thew Smart adding one. Bantams win two From Page 22 began the onslaught. More hits by Marshall McQuaid, Jason Best, Carl Phoenix, Jason Lo- gan and a key two-run single by Darryl (Zeus) Moase broke the game open. Marshall McQuaid came on in relief of Matt Kay, who went five strong innings for the win, to collect his first save in a 6-2 victory for Port. A week later Port was home again to square off against East Gwillimbury. Jeff Clarke, who had pitched well in the Napan- ee tournament, got the okay to give it another shot. Port's offence proved to be too much for the week East Gwil- limbury pitching arms. Port's batters got around on every- thing that was tossed their way. This was none more evident than when Brad Morton turned on a pitch and just missed Jason Logan who was innocently tak- ing his cuts in the on deck circle (foul play was suspected). A pile of walks and hits allowed Port to score 14 runs in a 14-6 thumping. Clarke, Carl Phoe- nix, Mike Phoenix, Owen St. John, Jason Best, Ryan Wil- liamson and Marshall McQuaid all had good nights at the plate. Port's next action at home is June 29 against a tough Bra- malea squad