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18- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 22, 1994 "Scugog"s Community Newspaper of Choice" ax SPORTS KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR The cross country team from Prince Albert Public School did well at several recent com- petitions. Pictured is the entire team. KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR bert Public School placed third at the Lisa Carl- am Central meet and third at the Durham Finals. Pictured are the members of the team. Front row from left are: Darcla Fis, Michelle Diamond, Jackie Pashley, Kimberley Moffatt, (back) Angela Wilson, Lisa Knight, Jessica Wood and Jessica Shaw. On Friday, Nov. 18, the Pearce Auctioneers hosted the Oshawa Canadians for an exhi- bition game. The forward line of Kevin Robins, Joey Lane and Teddy Howarth handled the puck well, resulting in an unas- sisted goal by Kevin in the first period and a goal by Joey with assists going to Teddy and Ke- vinin the third. The forward line of Alex Nico- lau, Tyler Weisflock and Pat Lewis had some good rushes. Pat scored in the third, assisted by Tyler. Chet Martin, Jordan Froats and Lucas Fraser also made some good shots on net. The defence, Justin Shinn and Ryan Hnatko; Gordon Smith and Justin Koury, played hard, breaking up Oshawa's rushes and clearing the puck CADMUS 13300 Cartwright E. 1/4 Line Blackstock, COUNTRY CLUB on 8180 som beau wis Sa One mile south a mea m Licensed under LLBO « 9059860488 Of Cadmus SUNDAY BRUNCH go men \W\ Join us every Sunday 10am to 2pm, Be O07] L. All You Can Eat...$9.95 EVERY FRIDAY IS FISH NIGHT! EVERY WEDNESDAY IS WING NIGHT! BREAKFASTS WITH SANTA ~ proceeds to charity ~ Closed Monday & Tuesday Cadmus Country Club welcomes our New Kitchen Chefl Eagenr Ad Canna v3 LL Ia [=i = [210 ane Snaey Ne Auctioneers host Oshawa out of their end. Kurtis Wagar and Scott Honey came up with some good saves in net, allow- ingonly one Oshawa goal. On Sunday, Nov. 20, Port Perry Pearce Auctioneers trav- elled to Port Hope. This was their second game and their sec- ond win against Port Hope this season. Even though they were short two centres, the Auction- eers played hard, allowing Port Hope only one goal. Port Perry scored two goals, the first by Tyler Weisflock as- sisted by Jordan Froats, and the second by Teddy Howarth with the assist going to Kevin Rob- ins. Coach Bob Spencley, asst. coach Ken Parry and trainer Murray Empringham are pleased with the effort and progress made by the team. Pearce Auctioneers Major Novice hosted Stouffville on Monday, Nov. 21 and will host Peterborough on Friday, Nov. 25at7 p.m. Atom action Saturday, Nov. 19 saw Scu- gog Whitby Auto Wreckers squared off in a 2-2 tie. Goals by Brad Gianini (congratulations on your first goal of the season Brad) and Donald Cambell with assists to Kevin Lukas and Paul Pickering. Great team effort and keep up the good work guys. < CN &\ . 4 a YY) : » -~ KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR The 10-year-old girls team from Prince Albert Public School placed third at the Lisa Carlson Meet and third at the Durham Central Meet. Pictured are the members of the team. Back row from left are: Shannon Wyville, Lea Lansdell, Mary Smith, (front) Kirsten Johnson, Kelly Coates and Rebecca German. Atoms were finalists On Nov. 19 the Atom As played their first tournament of the season in Port Hope. Other teams competing were from Co- bourg, Georgetown, Hamilton, Newcastle, Oshawa LNHL and Pickering. The green machine opened with an easy 4-1 win over Picker- ing. This game featured a pleasantly surprising amount of ex- cellent passing especially with the forwards using their point men well in the offensive zone. The result was a peppering of rubber against the Pickering goalie. Mike Koury guarded our net in this one. Hilights of the first period included a breakaway chance by Justin Moffatt and a fo- ray by Mike LeFort through the defence. Goals were by Dean VanCamp on a backhander, a power play goal by Jeff Tarbotton from Trevor Lance and Mike LeFort and by Trevor Lance on a rebound with assists to Mark Duncan and Dean VanCamp. In the second, Mike LeFort was hustling again and had a near miss on a two on one with Dean Van Camp. Steven Ma- - cLennan made a scintillating rush from his rear guard position. Trevor Weisflock hit the goal post shortly after. Tyler Hou- thuys showed heads-up neutral zone passes to trigger our for- ward attacks. In the third, Dean notched an insurance goal on a two on one breakaway. Assists were by Tyler and Mark. Then Scott Dun- can came up big to block a shot on a two on one Pickering rush. Near the end of the period, Tim Jones stepped up from the blue line to get a good chance from the slot as Dean fed a perfect pass from the corner. Good win for the team..fine passing! Dane Gray was nominated for the "best effort" by the coaches. Next game was against the Hamilton Bengals who had beat- en the Georgetown Raiders earlier. This game proved to be too easy a win for our team in retrospect as they won handily 10-2. Hamilton scored one goal on a breakaway. Offensive hilights included a breakaway backhanded deke by Dean, a bullet wrist shot goal by Mike LeFort and a tic-tac-toe passing play for Ad- ams' goal from Mike and Dean. The defence did their bit as well as Jamie Smith popped one in from the high slot. On the defen- sive side of things, Tim Jones made a sliding takeout to avert a breakaway as the clock wound down. A hat trick was notched by Dean VanCamp. Mike LeFort was the coaches' choice for best effort. This win earned a berth in the A cham ionship against Co- bourg who beat Newcastle in their semi-final. Cobourg used a clutch and grab style to slow down our forwards and skated ag- grossively to defuse our efforts to organize a sustained attack. This combined with too many penalties on our part allowed Co- bourg to capture a 3-2 victory. The winning goal came on a sec- ond period breakaway as the forward flipped the puck over D'Arcy Stephens in net. D'Arcy had made several key saves to keep the score close earlierin the contest. Offensive highlights were Malmont goals by Mike LeFort af- ter splitting the defence (assist to Adam) and a quick wrist shot goal by Dean from Mike and Adam. Good penalty killing work was done by Tyler Houthuys, Adam, Dean and Jamie in the first period. Tim played a steady game on defence as did Scott. With a little more sustained intensity and continued im- provement in 14-player passing, the Maimonts will hopefull move up to the next level of play that is within their potential, Good luck in your Huntsville Tournament next weekend. nemo SE TR WE 2 RG Ia -- i ---- EE rs A EER nr Sag a i) Se LOR ER A Nr LSE ir IE