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% PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, December 28 1994 - 15 "A Family Tradition for 128 Years" SPORTS A---- Dec. 23, Port Perry's t Atoms hosted the e Clippers and ab- sorbed gf 3-1 loss to them. The Clipper§ must have felt that our boys were demonstrating the Christmas spirit of "giv- Ing" as we gave them their first two goals on penalties. In the first period, Trevor Weisflock showed a burst of speed to make a nice back- checking play to assist the de- fence. Then Jeff Tarbotton made a good pass on a two-on- one to give Justin Moffatt a partial breakaway. Stouffville took a penalty (more of the Christmas spirit!) and within four seconds, Mike LeFort had won the faceoff back to Dean Van Camp who pumped an \ elusive wrist shot into the far corner. This would be our only score of the game. With the of- | fence working well still, Tre- vor Lance made a good pass to Scott Duncan cruising into the slot. D'Arcy Stephens made a good save on a giveaway Stouffville chance. Tim Jones and Dane Gray did good defen- sive work on a short-handed situation. Period two opened with a flashy glove save by D'Arcy off another giveaway. Then a Clipper was left all alone in front again and D'Arcy was again equal to the task. Steve MacLennan made a'nifty spin move behind the net to elude a forechecker. Jeff was frustrat- ed by the strong Stouffville goalie on a breakaway a little while later. Once again our de- fence stopped a Stouffville power play with hard work from Tyler Houthuys, Adam Moynes, Mark Duncan and Ja- mie Smith. D'Arcy covered the post well on a wraparound play to keep usin a 1-0 lead go- inginto the third period. Despite controlling 80 per cent of the game, our reps lost control of the momentum in the middle of the third. D'Arcy came up big on a two-on-one break-away and then on a point blank shot. Stouffville Atoms lose a squeaker | Scugog Hockey roi lm@AQUE Update wraparound. With another lat- er penalty, they went up 2-1 as we missed a chance to clear the From Page 14 Sharks just yet! The return of puck at our blue line and our A certain "Shark-on-knees" Gary Lance together with Phil | "defensive box" zone coverage | 8ave new meaning to the 1994 Cochrane and Steve Connors | fell apart. Our hopes for a | Season, and a more than posi- gives this team more scoring | chance to tie were dashed by | tive outlook to 1995! Never power than any others! Look for | the third Clipper goal. count on the likes of Todd Wil- the Sharks to put a "Frenzy" | The Mal ¢ "1 K bur, Wayne Norton, Rick Camp- into league action for 1995, e vaimonts will wor bell and Ken Little in the "run sports fans! hard to turn their fortunes t po wy . around in 1995 as they com- o the cup!" Sponsor Wayne With predictions for the new ( Taylor is bound to have some in- it be 5 i the O: oun : year now in print, i comes Fournament Oshawa LNHL | centives for Legend" Sheehey the challenge for each team to ¢ and Al Bonner come the new live up to their potential to pro- The players wish to extend year! Beware that the "Tradi- vide nid Wil gp ol ri | Jt wishes for Christmas to tional Fuel Wars" are not over to the SHL in 1995' Be sure to er coaches who give so | yet! h much of their time to help in Van World Sharks - 5 points a tha Er action an Monde, their recreation and to the par- What can be said? Last year Jan. 2, 1995 at the following ents and fans who give in time, | A-Division Champions and this moral support and financially year a view of first place from a times: to make it possible for their | new perspective! At least 6:45 a.m. Compton Comets vs boys to enjoy the game. Maybe through the "lean" portion of Taylor Aces those NHL folks will remem- | the season the Sharks have « . 7:45 a.m. Monsma Chargers ber their younger days and | duredall taunts! Their mini win vs Van World Sharks solve their disputes for '95| streak with a 2-1 victory over 8:45 a.m. Crandell's Gam- soon' the Comets ended with a 6-2de- blers vs Fitzgerald's Clippers A final word of thanks to our | featatthe handsofthe Aces and 9:45 a.m. Harrison Blazers vs sponsor and a "Merry Christ- | a certain "Fox Ceremony" tothe Pineridge Phantoms mas To All"! delight of Ken Little! ) 10:45 a.m. J&D Hawks vs On Dec. 21, the Techstar Ban- tams faced off against the Oshawa Red Wings. For the sec- ond league game in a row, the Techstars were terrible. After an early goal by Dillan Weber, assisted by Dave Gainey and Ryan Puckrin, they seemed to go into a sleep. While the Techstars played like tykes, Oshawa scored three unan- swered goals. At flood time be- tween the second and third, it was 3-1 Oshawa. The Techstars seemed to wake up a bit. They narrowed the gap to one when Puckrin scored on a scramble in front of TechStars rebound from terrible match the net. Assists went to Gavin Baxter and Tyler Wooten. Later in the period, the Tech- stars tied it up on another scramble in front and Ian Par- liament scored from Puckrin and Dan Lyons. Doug Short did an awesome Jobin net as he was left alone on many occasions to stop the Oshawa attack. The Techstars want to thank Tyler Wooten for filling in for the absent regulars. The Techstars' home tourna- ment is Wednesday, Dec. 28, so come out to see some great hock- ey. From Page 14 shot a low hard shot from the point that Scott Brownson, with his stick to the ice, deflected be- tween the goalie's pads. Chris Thompson and Ryan Fraser shared the goaltending duties and both were forced to come up big numerous times. Coaches' choice for best effort was Wade Ritchie. The Port Perry Overhead Doors host their own tourna- Doormen action ment on Thursday, Dec. 29 at Scugog Arena. The Doormen play Woodville at 8 a.m. and will play again at 12:20 p.m. or 1:25 p.m. Come out and cheer us on. The parents and players of the Peewee Overhead Doors ex- tend warmest season's greet- ings to coaching staff Shawn Parker, Kim Parker, Bill Van Camp and Kevin Dearborn and to our sponsor. Meiry Christ- mas! Siksay & Fraser ANN TAN 0 BY AY A BY GC Real Estate, Corporate & Commercial Law, Municipal & Development Law, Wills & Estates Branch Office - Port Perry 204 Casimir Street, Port Perry Phone: (905) 985-4141 Fax: (305) 8085-4508 Main Office - Whitby 618 Athol Street, Whitby Phone: (905) 666-4772 Fax: (905) 666- However, don't "Bowl" the Pizza Delight Devils. he Pov Pevey Shar Rell: Nelo) .Yeod Nolo THE YEAR AWARDS NOMINATION FORM Please Note: These awards are open 1o all persons coaching in Scugog Township. Three plaques will be awarded to the successful candidates 'Name of Coach: eee eee eee eee CEE A SPOTt COACNEM: .......eoee eee eee eee eee eee PLEASE HONOR League Coached: ..............coomeemeeeeeceeeeeeeeeees eee THIS ? NOMINAted By: ..........oe eee eee eee (ole F.Yeod Telephone: ( Winners of the Port Perry Star 1994 Coach of the Year Awards will be awarded a plaque recognizing their contribution to coaching in Scugog Township. Please outline how the coach nominated personifies this award by establishing the respect and confidence of both the players and officials, and by way of example, provides quality leadership and projects a positive public image while coaching and in the community at large. Profil : Please provide the name and experience of the coach being nominated. Information should include his/her relationship with players, past success with teams, and ability to motivate and inspire players, coaching history, including number of years and at what levels. Co RETURN THIS NOMINATION FORM ALONG WITH ANY ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTATION ATTACHED TO: THE PORT PERRY STAR, 188 MARY ST., PORT PERRY, ONT. LIL 1B7 BY JANUARY 16, 1994.