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Ei ir reer evry pet SE -- _. "A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, August 23 1994 - 15 ----- rs SPOR Results from soccer fields Under Six Results Smitty's Sharks defeated Port Perry Printing by a score of 4-1. Alex McLaren and Richard Vannetten each netted one, with assists going to Shannon Branton and Daryl Finn. Sam Doupe Smith also played a great game. The lone marker for the Printers was scored by Carey Marlow. Jennifer Joncas, Karen Dunkerly and Scott Wil- son shared goaltending duties for the Printers, each playing well. Honorable mentions go to Nick Hertzberg and Matthew McGuinness. Haugen's Chicks matched that score in their game against Second Hand for Kids. Joshua Vaughen carried the game, scoring all four of the Chicks' points. Tommy Whiteway, Oli- ver Mutton and Neil Harris each picked up an assist. For the Kids' goal, Brandon Mac- Pherson outpowered the goal- tender with a hard shot. Cody Bowen made some good clear- ing kicks and Jamie Cruick- shank showed good positional play on defence. . Laurentian Bank was tromped by the Royal Canadian Legion. Roman Vigliotti opened the scoring and another quick one was scored by Craig Wise. Luke Pither managed one more before the end of the half, which was a shutout for Michael Cooke. Luke Pither scored three more in the second half, and Roman scored twice more for a hat trick. Brett Pope added two to the total, and Christo- pher Fagan notched one. The Bankers played their hearts out but were no match for the stronger Legion team. Kyle for Matthew Miller. Kmily Poti- Passmore and Kristen Renaud er provided good netminding. ran hard, and Joey Frey kicked the ball well. Brittany Jimmo was busy in net. In their second game of the week, the Legion won by default when the Framer's Gallery could field only four players. They had a fun game as the Le- gion lent the Framers goaltend- ers for each half, Craig Wise and Matthew Brazier, who both played well. Brett Pope led the scoring for the Legion with five goals. Michael Cooke and Ro- man Vigliotti each added one. Brent Henry kept the Framers in the game, scoring four times. Manvers came on strong in the first half of their match against J & D Carpentry, but J & D managed a comeback with a strong second half. Thanks to a superb pass from Stefan Zo- chodne, Dustin Curran kicked in J & D's first goal. Lucas An- drew's hard offensive work re- sulted in the second goal. Excel- lent team support was provided by Mark Wallenburg. Under Seven Results Brian's Towing defeated Lake Scugog Lumber by a 4-1 margin. Goals for Brian's were scored by Mike Wallace, with two, Britini Smith, and Kirk Stevens. Kyle Paige got the lone marker for the Lumberjacks. The Komputer Klinic and Port Perry Lions played an ex- citing end-to-end game which ended in a 7-5 victory for the Li- ons. Andrew Pegg scored a hat trick. Jessica Lee and Darren DeKoning scored two. The Klin- ic's goals were by Jeff Rankin, Jonathan Hamelinck and three The 1994/95 season for Port Perry Minor Hockey As- sociation is fast approaching, with registration set for this weekend. (See separate ad for details). The season will get underway with power skating beginning on Tues- day, Sept. 6 under the direc- tion of Michael Sanderson. In order to keep our in- crease to a minimum this year the board members re- duced everything in our pro- gram that we considered not a priority. For example pic- tures will not be included in our registration fee this year. When all our budget con- siderations had been dealt with we end up with an in- crease which averages out to approximately $15 per player. To help offset our in- crease in fees we will allow you to pay a minimum of 50 per cent down and the bal- ance post dated to Sept. 30, 1994. If you pay in this man- ner you will still be entitled to the discounted rate. The fundraising portion of registration fees is $25 per family. At registration you will receive a ticket for a draw on some great prizes. The prize board will be dis- played at registration and with only 350 families in the draw everyone will have a good chance to win a prize. Minimal increase in hockey registration All parents are reminded to bring all necessary docu- mentation to registration in- cluding birth certificates and health cards. There will not be an equipment exchange this year but you are wel- come to bring a list of your used equipment to post on the minor hockey board. A small note with sizes and phone numbers can be post- ed and will remain on our board until after power skat- ing is completed. arents and players should be aware that all players, including those try- ing out for junior teams must be registered before they can go on the ice, and that full equipment is mandatory at power skating sessions. We know everyone is very excited about the new sea- son, so let us all take a deep breath, remain calm and try to make this season an enjoy- able one for all players, coaches, parents and our hard working volunteers. Let's not lose sight of the fact that our community hockey program is for the kids, to help them develop as respon- sible, dependable, hard working adults. Please take time out to read our parents code of conduct, follow the guidelines and we will all have a great season. Special mention goes to Da- nielle Bourgeois who had to leave the game due to illness, and Jeremy Bullock who played with a cracked arm. Under Nine Results Antrim House played a good ame against Willowtree arms, and earned a 2-0 victo- ry. Goals were by Kaitlin Al- mack and Tim Cruickshank. Air Durham suffered their first loss of the season, against the strong Manvers team. Goals for Manvers were by Gary Cafik and Zach Plowright (each with two), Joey Colvin and Brandon Spearing. Derek Goreski put Air Durham on the board, and Joey Stephenson played hard. Joe's Pizzeria just edged out Tim's Renovations, with a 5-4 win. Goals were by Ryan Hame- linck, Nelson Langmaid, and a hat trick for Jonathan Taylor. Luke Doupe Smith and Erica Bulloch each demonstrated ex- cellent defensive technique. Once again, Leo Taillon made many great saves in net. Spec- tators were also treated to two good headers, by Michael Youn- ghusband and Nelson Lang- maid. Ryan O'Leary worked hard for three goals for Tim's, and Chad Wansbrough tallied one. Cottrell's Cuspids scored two goals in their match against Burketon General Store, by Kyle Gerr and Matthew Mi-. near. A good effort was put forth by Justin Jimmo. Reach Park Motors shut out Raglan Industries with a 4-1 win. Goals were by Matthew Charron (with two), Richard Tracey and Michael Armstrong. Under11Results Haugen's Heroes played an- other great game against the: Legal Eagles, and came up with a 4-1 win. Two goals were by Trevor Weisflock. Grace Michel and Wolf Palleske each scored one. Richard Brazier posted the lone marker for the Eagles. Green Apple Cabinets just edged out Waterfront Cafe with the winning goal in the last minutes of play. Their goals were by Mark Duncan, Michael Sytsma, Kyle Marlow and Glen Thompson. Assisting on the goals were Stacey Cunning- ham, Megan Patry, Lori Powell and Erica Wood. Daniel Foster and Ryan Kelly made some great forward kicks to help out the goaltenders, Greg Jeffrey and Michael Sytsma. David Halward notched all three of Waterfront's goals. Once again, Waterfront saw superb goal- keeping by Gabriel Benschop and Peter Konstantinopolous. Nicole Ansell and Robert Potier played well offensively, while Rebecca Cruickshank and Sa- rah Walker were outstanding defensively. Burketon General Store is coming into its own entering the playoffs, as they managed a shutout against Willowtree Farms, playing a tight position- al and aggressive game. Chance Morison and Michael Minion shared the shutout, backed up by great defence from Claire Cudahy. Philip Cudahy and Zach Pither scored a pair each. Darlene Colton Photography and IGA played to a 1-1 draw. Goals were by Samantha Chiu- solo for IGA, and Alex McKay for the Photographers. The Port Perry Lawn Bowling team of Anna Beaton, vice, Joyce Storry, skip, and Joyce Stephenson, lead, won the La- dies Triples Zehr's tournament held in Uxbridge last week. Angels win two to clinch first From Page 14 Smith's triple to right field, brought home Cheryl Vaughan and then scored on Tara Mow- der's fly ball to centre. The "Angels" added three more runs in the sixth. Joanne MacDuff started things with a single to right field, another sin- gle by Gena Spence to right cen- tre, then a two run single by Ca- thy Davis, who then scored on Lisa Crooker's single to right field. Joanne MacDuff threw a six hitter while striking out six batters in her win over the "Double BBs." Joanne MacDuff not only won the game but helped her cause with a perfect five for five at the plate and three RBIs. Tracy ~ Port Perry Minor Hockey Registration 1994-1995 Season | Smith with three hits and two ribbies, Tara Mowder with two hits, along with Gena Spence, Cathy Davis and Lisa Crooker. The "Angels" are back into a running way again as they stole four bases. oo The "Angels" next game is up behind the arena against the Whitby Hawks, and then the Durham Ladies Fastball League playoff tournament at Durham College. Starting Fri- day night the "Angels" don't play until Saturday morning, and they could play the Port Perry Midget "Angels," as they start on Friday night. The Midget Angels are in ac-, tion this Tuesday night at 8 p.m. against the Oshawa "733s" - Pd. before Sept. 30/94 Discount Full $160 $170 1-player $220 $230 2-player $380 $400 3 or more $540 $570 FRIDAY, AUGUST 26TH -- 6pm-9pm SATURDAY, AUGUST 27TH -- 10am - 4pm SUNDAY, AUGUST 28TH -- 1pm - 4pm PPMHA RATES 94/95 * Minimum 50% down at registration, balance | post-dated till September 30 to pay discounted rate. | * Health card numbers & birth certificate numbers are mandatory for registration. * Regular rates ($10.00 more per player) apply after September 30/94. i * Any one having sweaters/keys etc... that belong to : the organization should return same at Registration. Pd. before Sept. 30/04 Disc/w/Fund Fu'/Fund $186 $196 2 B= $245 $255 $405 $425 i $565 $596 oo This advertisement is sponsored by PINERIDGE SPORTS -- with 3 locations to serve you * Port Perry Plaza ¢ Scugog Arena » Manvers Arena Service (s Priortty #1 J Reo mE ---- HY