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26 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 14,1994 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" SPORTS RES LIN TOT PERRY STAR The Intermediate track and field team from R.H. Cornish did well at the recent All- Durham finals. Pictured are the members of the team. Front row (I-r): Genevieve Coxon, Brad Johnston, Sonya Wiseman, Rebecca Sobil, Nick Pelyk, (back) Karen Francis, Jennifer Smith, Amanda Wakeford, Derek Tindall, Aaron Thomson, James Pargeter and Adam Jones. | | | a" KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR The junior track and field teams from R.H. Cornish did well at the Durham finals. Pic- tured are the members of the boys junior team. Back row from left are Clayton Gilmore, Braden Tarbotton, Dean Van Camp, David Justynski, John Burnett, John-Ross Lennox, Trevor Doan, (front) Chris Evans, Justin Moffatt, Steve McLennan, Spencer Churchill, Jeff Tarbotton, Greg Jeffrey and Adam Moynes. ~~. KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY - The junior girls team also did well at the All Durham finals. Pictured are the members of the team. Front row from left are: Stefanie Puckrin, Colleen Barfoot, Kailyn Moon, Nicole Bourgeois, Karlan Allward, Candice Lockhart, Marta Van Camp, (back) Sarah Smith, Jodi May, Danielle Henry, Morgan Cooper, Lorian Collins, Lindsay Wilson, Ashlea Jones, Jenni- fer Bruton and Kerri Puckrin. Cornish track and field results Members of the track and field team from R.H. Cornish Public School did well at the re- cent All Durham final, with sev- eral students placing in the top sixin the region. Individual results are as fol- lows: Diana Burnett, fifth in hurdles, first in triple jump, fifth in 200m; Nick Pelyk, fifth in hurdles; Amanda Wakeford, third in hurdles, third in 200m, third in 400m; Heather Met- calfe fourth in high jump; Melis- sa Kroonenberg, fourth in high jump; Michael Gajewski, third amic Fami gs Centre y ---- when the family brings him on Father's Day, June 19th. Also: Give Dad a Punch Card or arrange a pass for the whole season on the driving range! 1569 Simcoe St. N, Oshawa (905) 72 1 -1 498 A in high jump; Becky Evans, third in triple jump, Derek Tin- dall, fifth in 200m, fourth in 400m; Genevieve Coxon, fourth in 400m; Kim Coates fifth in 800m, third in 1500m and Brad Johnston, fifth in 1500m. The relay teams also put in a good showing with the boys team of Aaron Thomson, James Pargeter, Adam Jones, Derek Tindall and Glenn McCready placing sixth and the girls team of Melissa Kroonenberg, Karen Francis, Becky Evans, Amanda Wakeford and Jennifer Smith placingsecond. Junior students also did well with many finishing in the top five. Dean Van Camp was first in the long jump, 100m and 200m; Steven McLennan, sixth inlongjump; Ashlea Jones, first in high jump; Jodi May, second in 100m, second in 400m; Jenni- fer Bruton, third in 100m, sec- ond in 200m; Taryn Izatt- Galloway, fourth in 200m; Mor- gan Cooper, fifth in 200m; Clay- _ ton Gilmore, fifth in 400m; Kal- Jin Moon, third in 800m; Braden " Tarbotton, second in 1500m and Greg Jeffrey, fifthin 1500m. 4. KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR Ashlea Jones and Dean Van Camp, both of R.H. Cornish Public School took first place in their respective events at the All Durham Track and Field Meet. Ashlea placed first in the 10-year-old girls high jump event and Dean was first in the 100m, 200m and running long jump events. Absent from photo is Diana Burnett who placed first in the triple jump. Legionaire Squirts trounce Markham On June 9 our rep fastball squad hosted Markham and our bats were loaded as we took a 14-4 win. Mark Richardson had a two hitter, 12 strikeouts and 10 walks. Chris Skerratt earned three walks while Matt Skerratt had three hits. Chris Monsma and Aaron Lycett had two hits, Sean Jeffrey had one, Mark and Braden Tarbotton had triples. Earlier in the week, we par- tially avenged an earlier loss to Stouffville as we played to a 5-5 tie. Stouffville used two walks and a hit in their last at bat to get the tying run. Tim started for the "golden boys" and allowed just one run on three walks, two strikeouts. Mark notched five Ks in relief and clubbed a two-run triple. Port Perry singles were by Matt Skerratt, Sean, Aaron, "win- dows" Wiseman and Jeff Kane. The team travelled to St. Catharines on June 11 for their second tournament of the sea- son. The team was uncharacter- istically flat in their opening game against a charged up Oshawa team. The result was a 2-01oss for Port as Oshawa capi- talized on a throwing error and a two out walk. Tim pitched well in allowing just two walks and four hits. He registered sev- en strikeouts. Chris Monsma made a nice catch off a line drive to second base and Jeff charged a pop-up to right field success- fully. Chris Monsma and Sean Jeffrey were the only two Port hitters to solve the speedy Oshawa hurler and an inconsis- tent umpire strike zone. In our second game of the tournament our heroes bounced back and showed their more 985-7916 Used ang oe Ni N (OF: 0-100 [110] 4} BOB HOARE ~ BOB JAMIESON ® Trade-Ins Welcome ¢ Financing Available ® Leasing Available RPC | fay toget ito AUTO S ALES Lacy lo deal wilh... typical style of play on their way toan 11-2 win over Willowdale. Braden made a nice catch in left-centre field and Aaron made a spectacular catch out in left field from his shortstop po- sition. Mark had two doubles, Sean had three hits while singles were by Monsma, Braden, Aa- ron, Matt Breen, and speedy Jeff Kane. Mark had good con- trol over the strike zone in al- lowing just one walk to go with just four hits and six Ks. Our third game was against Stratford and a thunderstorm shortened our game and avert- ed our comeback. We had fought back from a 5-0 deficit af- ter two innings with three runs in the fifth inning. Three Strat- ford batters who walked also scored and a couple of defensive mental errors contributed to our failure to get a good start in this game. Mark (two doubles), Sean (one double) were the only Legion batters to hit off the Stratford hurler who success- fully intimidated our batters. Exposure to such tactics will teach our players how to cope with these challenges in the fu- ture. Jeff and Chris earned walks during our rally and both scored to prove how important "walks" can be. Rich Bryant got a start in right field in this game and the rookie continues to progress in his fastball development and has worked hard in batting practice also. Next home game for the Le- gion Squirts will be against the powerhouse Bramalea team on June 16 at the Water St. south diamond. 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