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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, January 31, 1995 - 25 ca Bantams eliminate Lindsay *On Jan. 27, the Port Perry Country Style Bantams played host to Lindsay in the second game of a three out of five series. We were flying! Jay Strickert scored on a short handed effort, dumping it in on net, hard. Ding! Off the pipe and in the net. Rob Murphy assisted on this fine effort. Shane Norton found the net next, taking a pass from Heffern and popping it in the top corner. Beauty. Colin Laird also assisted, giving Scotty the puck. It was two to one at this point, but we just weren't domi- nating the way we should have been. Lairdy scored next, re- ceiving a beautiful setup from Shane Norton. Colin, who doesn't score too often, pumped her home, and finished it off with a goccer run. Was he happy, or what? Way to be watchin', Norty! Shane then scored our final goal, assisted by Casey VanSchagen. Casey let'er fly from the point, and Norton was there to bang in the rebound. I tell ya, when Casey wants to shoot, he can really let her howl. We won this one 4-1, and we were happy! The next day, Jan. 28 we were off to Lindsay with an opportu- nity to put Lindsay away, and to watch the Superbowl on Sun- day. Mike Heasman scored our first, letting a rocket go from the line, top corner. Norty remarked "that shot from Heasman. I'm surprised it didn't go right through the net. Just like Ste- phane Richer." Adam Hobbs then scored his first of three for our second tally, unassisted. Sniped. Froats scored, just as promised, tipping in a dribbler from the stick of Tindall. Nice going, Froaty. Quick hands, quick hands. Motor City Smitty got back on track, going to the net, hard. You gotta watch out for that thing, Smitty, it hurts! Smitty broke in off the wing, cut to the net and put her home. Folks, when Smitty goes to the net, either, he goes in, the puck goes in, the goalie goes in, something goes in. Murphy and Laird assist- ed. Derek Tin Man Tindall scored on the power play, assisted by Froats and Heasman on the line. Beauty! After two, it was 5- 3 in our favor, but again, we just weren't dominating the play like we should have been. Lindsay got one more early in the third, to bring it back to 5- The Finnish Flash, Adam Hobbs, set an all time North Amer- ican Bantam Hockey record when he scored two goals in a mat- ter of five seconds. First, Hobbsy knocked in a rebound for a power play goal, with assists going to Scotty Heffern, and Shane Norton. Right off the draw, Norty got it to Hobbs, who took off, flying down the ice, split the defence, and left the ten- der stranded, at the hash marks. Adam smartly walked around him and tucked her home. Way to go Hobbsy. A record setter! Your name ought to be printed in the record books, for your children to read. Our final goal was scored by Norton, liftingit up and over the sprawled out tender. Heffern and Hobbs both picked up as- sists. What a win! We eliminated Lindsay in three straight. This series featured great playoff action, and the next series is promised to as well. This week's player profile is on tender Shane Savage. The Grizzly is just a rookie, but no foolin,' he's a beauty! He likes pucks bouncing off him. Don't ask why, he's just one of those guys...a little flaky. But then again, you've gotta be to stand in against 60 mph slappers. Sav experienced our team goal last season with the Peewee Legionnaires. An All-Ontario Victory. Off the ice, Shane has a black belt in Karate. He says "it's not the physical aspect I take karate for, but the mental. It really helps me prepare for a big game. I start Yoga next week, and I'm thinking that this will really improve my preparation hab- its." Shane's a great goalie with lots of heart. His unorthodox style makes him unbelievable and a pleasure to see in action. Tweens action continues Saturday, Jan. 28 saw Port's Tween B Ringette team meet up against Whitby on home ice. The Pineridge girls carried the play during the first period, making numerous shots on the opposing net without much suc- cess. Whitby was able to break through our defence late in the first period to open the scoring. Port soon gathered force and. Amy Wilson popped in a nice goal unassisted. Whitby wasn't long coming back to gain two more before the buzzer sound- ed, ending period one with a two-point lead. The Pineridge girls tried hard in the early minutes of the sec- Emiels defeats Big On Saturday, Jan. 14, Emiel's defeated Big Vin a very close game 3-1. Scoring for Emiel's were Jeremy Hall, Joel Thomson and Tyler Lucas. As- gists to Beau Jolicoeur, Sean Williams, Darren Royle and Pe- ter McKitterick. Scoring for Big V was Billy Carr, unassisted. On Saturday, Jan. 28, Emiel's had a convincing win over Scala with an 8-4 victory. At one point, Emiel's had an 8-1 lead but the Scala team was not about to give up and scored ond period until Jen Donnelly on an assist from Amy Wilson was able to net our second goal of the game. Whitby continued to test our goalie, Lauren Chris- tie, and was successful in shoot- ing in two more before the game ended. Final score 5-2. Our defensive team of Diana Burnett, Jackie Smith, Kim Carrique® and Emilie Levielle put up a good fight this game. Forwards Leanne Holt, Leanne Davison, Lisa LeFort, Jen Imrie and Mary Justynski completed a fine team effort for the Pine- ridge girls. ~ Next game Tuesday night in Pickering. three late third period goals. Scoring for Emiel's were An- drew Kenny (three) a hat trick, Jeremy Hall (two), Joel Thom- son, Peter McKitterick and Tyl- er Lucas. Assists went to Jere- my Hall, Ben Russell (two), Andrew Kenny, Adam Douglas (two), Darren Royle, Joel Thom- gon, Sean Williams (two) and Tyler Lucas. Scoring for Scala were lan Garnett (two), Brent Simpson and Devon Symes. As- sists went to Eric Troan (two), Aaron Lycett and John Ragal- ski. Here are the winners of the Knights of Columbus Free Throw Competition, held Wednes- day night at Immaculate Conception school in Port Perry. Back row, from left: Dean Van Camp, Rebecca Norrie, Carrie Ollerton and Jason Price. Third row: Matt McGarry, Jessica Boccaccio, Chris Jones. Second row: David Middleton, Rose Tresise, and in front, Stacy Duncan. . Knights crown champs Ten boys and girls from Port Perry and surrounding area were named as council champi- ons in the 1995 Knights of Co- lumbus International Free Throw Championship. The event, held at Immacu- late Conception School, was sponsored by the Port Perry Knights Council #8951. All chil- dren aged 10-14 were eligible to compete in the first leg of the Big V and Larocque meet up Saturday's lunch time duel retween Laroque and Big V was i fan's delight with exciting '-nd-to-end action and superb goaltending. Big V got the show on the road just 11 seconds into the game with Matt McGarry and Tim Wray combining to set up Mike Giannini who rifled a shot past a surprised John Bar- ton. Later in the first period, Matt Cracknell made it 2-0 for Big V with a nice solo effort. Hard work by Ryan Kehoe re- sulted in a John Sanders' blast to cut Big V's margin to one goal, early in the second period. Chris Medford buried a pass from Matt McGarry to restore Big V's two goal margin at 9:54 of the second period, but La- roque's Jeff Harrison bulged the twine at the 53 second mark of the second to set up a terrific finish. The Laroque squad started off the third period flying but Big V netminder Eric Bird was outstanding in keeping them off the scoreboard. Laroque's John Barton was nothing short of sensational between the pipes as he stopped Big V cold on two breakaways. The matter was fi- nally settled when Tim Wray converted a setup from Jason Howarth and Ken Lukas to ice the game with the final score be- ing 4-2. A well-played enter- taining match. competition at the school level. The winners from last Wednesday's Council competi- tion will now move on to the Dis- trict Championship which will be held in February. Winners of the Council Championship are as follows: - 10-year-old girls, Rose Tre- sise, Prince Albert Public School, - 10-year-old boys, David Mid- dleton, Epsom, - 11-year-old girls, Stacy Dun- can, S.A. Cawker, - 11-year-old boys, Dean Van Camp, R. H. Cornish. In the 12-year-old girls divi- sion, the winner was Jessica Boccaccio, Cartwright, while Matt McGarry, S.A. Cawker, captured the 12-year-old boys title. Thirteen-year-old winners were Rebecca Norrie of R.H. Cornish and Jason Price of Cartwright. In the 14-year-old division, Carrie Ollerton, S.A. Cawker and Chris Jones of R.H. Cornish were council champi- ons. Each contestant was allowed 15 free throw attempts in the contest and ties were settled by successive rounds of five free throws until a winner was de- clared. The Knights of Columbus Free Throw Competition is sponsored annually by the Knights at the Council, District and Regional levels. Interna- tional Champions are deter- mined on scores from regional competitions. Council 8951 of Port Perry would like to thank the schools and their communities for their ongoing support of this event and particularly thank the prin- cipals, vice-principals and teachers who give of their time to prepare the boys and girls for competition. The co-operation we get makes it a pleasure for us to serve the community. We look forward to seeing you all again next year. 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