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18- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, Noveinber 8, 1994 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" | SPORTS Overhead Door Peewees defeat Oshawa team 2-0 ' On Friday, Nov. 4 the Peewee Bs headed down the road to ; Stouffville to take on the Stouffville clippers. This was our first encounter with the Stouffville team and the game proved to be close on the scoresheet but lopsided in the penalty department. Despite only losing to Stouffville 3-2, Port had to deal with a large discrepancy in penalty calls as they were assessed 24 pen- { alty minutes as compared to four minutes for the home team. | Ryan Fraser had a standout game in net and was given the "best effort" award for his work in facing twice as many shots as our opponent's goalie. Stouffville were the first to get on the scoreboard early in the first period and the score remained 1-0 to the end of the first as Port had to kill off a five minute major. Troy Hazelton and John Bacon worked hard to try and get us on the board. EL d SR 2 as ih sey poneits Sn RS A ARSE oo Aer AAA A a ae ro Se 7 > oo digi The S.A. Cawker Cross Country team did well at the recent DEAA meet as 70 runners from the local public school competed. Pictured are the members of the team. Please see story for more details. In the second, Port was again assessed a five minute major, but despite being shorthanded scored our first goal. Scott Brownson swept in and flipped the puck over the goalie after re- ceiving a pass from Scott Cunningham. Heading into the third, Stouffville took the lead again on a power play, but just minutes later our Bs tied the score two all. Scott Cunningham tipped in a rebound on a hard shot from Murphy Irvine. Unfortunately though, Stouffville scored again seconds later to take thelead 3-2 which they held to the end. Kudos go to Chris Jones, David Justynski, John Burnett and Joel Phoenix for some good penalty killingin the game, particu- larly when we were short by two men latein the game. On Saturday night, Nov. 5 the "Overhead Doors" Peewees hosted the Oshawa Blackhawks and registered a shutout win of 2-0. This game was a low-key game compared to the previous night with few penalties and fewer goals. Port Perry kept Oshawa in their own end for most of the first period but were unable to score despite good chances by Matt MacMaster and Scott Brownson. The second period also saw some good chances and improved passing. Russ Brown and Kam Cooper broke in on a breakaway early in the second but were stonewalled by the Oshawa goalie. Port kept the pressure on and Reid McTaggart and Murphy Ir- vine kept the puck in at the blueline. Port Perry finally broke the ice and scored the first goal. Scott Cunningham tipped in a rebound from a shot by Joel Phoenix to give Port the 1-0 lead. Grant Hooker was credited with an as- sist. The team continued to work hard to preserve the win and the shutout. Joel Van Camp and Russ Brown battled for the puck in the corners and our defence played tough. Towards the end of the third Matt MacMaster and Scott Cunningham assisted on a goal by Kam Cooper to give Port Perry a 2-0 lead which held to the final buzzer. Chris Thompson registered the shutout and was the coaches choice for "best effort." Come out and cheer the Overhead Doors Peewees in their next home game Saturday, Nov. 12at8 p.m. Cawker Cross Country results The cross country team at _ S.A. Cawker had a fine season. All of our 70 team members put out a determined effort. Some individual runners did very well. Mike Hamilton placed first in the Carlson Invitational, first at the DEAA area meet and sec- ond at the DEAA regional meet for 13-year-olds. Tim Cruick- shank placed first at the Carl- son Invitational, third at the DEAA area and sixth at the DEAA regional meets for eight- year-olds. Keenan Geer placed second at the Carlson Invitational, sec- ond at the DEEA area and eighth at the DEEA regional meets. Rebecca Cruickshank placed second at the Carlson In- vitational and third at both the DEEA area and regional meets for 10-year-old girls. Four Individuals from S.A. Cawker did extremely well at the recent cross country meet. Pictured are Mike Hamilton, first, back left, Tim Cruikshank, first, Rebecca Cruikshank, second and Kennan Geer, second. See story for more de- tails. Legionnaires defeated Outcome of Swamp/Traders po---- y . a sows Mp 3 A con oan mI CRE A IY RE EA AR AI me SR . On Nov. 3, the Peewee Le- gionnaires hosted the Uxbridge Bruins. Uxbridge found the mark first on a scramble in front of the net. Port goalie, Mike MacLennan had a hot first period. Uxbridge goalie came up with a big save on Nick Pelyk, leaving the puck on his doorstep. Port settled down midway through the first peri- od, and the play went end to end. In the second period, Mike made a nice poke check save on a two-on-one break. At the 1:46 mark, Uxbridge scored from 15 feet out through the five-hole. two key saves. Uxbridge scored on a two-on-one passing play. Braden Tarbotton passed the puck from the corner out to Ryan McQuade in the slot who made no mistake! Chris Sker- ratt also assisted on the goal. Nick Pelyk skated the length of the ice with a Bruin all over him, and scored Port's second goal, assisted by Jeff Ashton. Nice puck handling, Nick! Uxbridge nailed the coffin shut on Port with two more goals to end the third period. Fi- nal score Uxbridge 5 Port Perry 2. Total penalty minutes were six for the Bruins and four for game is yet to be decided The Blackstock Brewers kept pace with the league front run- ners with a 2-0 win over the Framer's Gallery to start this week's play. The first period ended with just a single goal scored, coming off the broom of Scott MacLennan from Tim Co- chrane and Dave Dalton. The second half got a little chippy especially after the Brewers had appeared to salt it The tinal game is yet to be de- cided upon as time ran out with 46 seconds showing on the clock PORT PERRY STAR STAT-SHEET and the score deadlocked at 0-0, between the B&R Swampers and Trader Sam's. : To start the third period, the Legi : away with their second goal PORT PERRY BROOMBALL Chris Monsma came up with gionnaires. coming from Tom Wotten, as- [TEAM GPW L T GF GA PTS Troma a ' sisted by MacLennan. Between Srookiin 8 8 0 0 44 9 16 NAME TEAM G A PTS PIM the pipes for his fourth shutout [Sackst 8 6 20 228 = 12 x st Amant Traders 4 1 15 0 n was Larry heure- Traders 8 3 4 1 24 17 7 Wee Monsma 9 4 13 20 kas. Framers 8 2 6 0 7 22 4 Copennis Traders 8 5 13 0 SNOWMOBILE CLUB) First place Brooklin Bruins [Ravens 8 0 8 0 2 4 0 Namood Mownas 3 1 annihilated Raven's Renova- NAME Sosliehde)s CA SOA 1. Wotten isc 8 3 11 10 ti 0; . 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