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22- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, Tuesday, February 14, 1995 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice » SProrTSs Novice house league action In the first game of the Novice House League for February 4 Port Perry squared off against Remax. Kellen Jackson played goal for the Printing team and picked up the well deserved shutout. Scoring for Port Perry Print- ing was Michael Redman with two goals. Mitch Truax and John Breen picked up a single each. Brad Layzell and Bill Britt picked up two assists each with Chris Jackson and Tim Oulette getting an assist each. In the second game of the day Tyler Martin was flying for the VanCamp team as he picked up . six goals to lead his team to a victory over Haugens. Jesse Mischtian scored five goals while Darryl Copithorn notched a single. Ryan O'Leary and Matt Menear picked up three assists each. Matt Kamminga scored two goals and picked up one assist for his Haugens' team. Darren Black picked up a single with Reid Harris and Chris Clarke getting assists on scme nice passes. The games on February 11 were much closer as the teams are getting geared up for playoffs. In the first game of the day Port Ferry Printing took on the much improved Haugens team. There was no scoring in the first period with Sam Ben- nett and Kellen Jackson both playing well between the pipes. Haugen's went ahead late in the second on a goal by Matt Charron with the assists going to Chris Clarke and Steven Fem ----_---- Tm Emm m----_--------l Please Print and return to - Port Perry and District Minor Softball Association P.O. Box 300, Port Perry, Ontario LIL 1A3 REGISTRATION FORM 1995 NAME: Guthrie. The Printing boys tied it up a couple of minutes later on a nice goal by Mike Redman. Bill Britt and Craig Simmonds notched the assists on thisone. In the third period Port Perry Printing turned the speed up a notch to outscore Haugens four to one. John Love picked up two goals with Brad Layzell and Justin Sanders scoring one each. Taylor Meeking, Brent Meeking and Mitch Truax made some great passes to pick up the assists. Joseph Kozlin- sky picked up the lone Haugens' marker unassisted. Final score 5-2 for the Port Perry Printing team. In the second game of the day VanCamp and Remax took to the ice. Playing in goal for the first time this year for the Re- max team was Ryan Hockley and Alex MacKay who normally plays out was between the pipes for the Van Camp team. Both boys had extremely good games and their teams should be proud of them. Remax opened the scoring in the first period on a goal by Col- lin Holditch unassisted. Jesse Mischtian tied it up towards the end of the first with an unassist- ed goal also. VanCamp went ahead in the second when Matt Menear picked up a nice goal. Jesse Mullins tied the game up in the third period on a nice pass from Kristy Ashton. Tyler Martin put the Van- Camp team out in front a min- ute later after Matt Menear fed him the perfect pass. With sev- en minutes left to go Jesse scored again for VanCamp with assists going to Tyler and Dar- ryl Copithorn to put the icing on the cake. Final for this one 4-2 for Van Camp. Both games this week were well played and the parents have to be happy with the way the boys and girls have worked hard to improve their skills. Coaches have to be commended for their dedication and hard work also. Playoffs are just around the corner. Come on out and cheer your team on to victo- ry. Atoms tie 3-3 On Feb. 12 our Atom A team was on the road to Markham for an exhibition game. D'Arcy Stephens started as cagecop and was sharp on sever- al Markham chances. Justin Moffatt showed lots of agility in a couple of rushes for the "Greens". Markham got on the board first as they had a 2-on-1 ADDRESS: POSTAL CODE: TELEPHONE NUMBER: ( ) ONTARIO HEALTH CARD NO: MALE: FEMALE: DATE OF BIRTH: / / D MY INTERESTED IN TRYING OUT FCR REP TEAM: YES( ) NO( ) SHIRT SIZE: YOUTH: SMALL MEDIUM LARGE ADULT: SMALL MEDIUM LARGE REGISTRATION FEE $50.00 per player plus $20.00 fundraiser $70.00 $130.00 for family of 3 or more plus $40.00 $170.00 *$40.00 fundraiser for 2 or more LATE REGISTRATION FEE As of March 25, 1995 the fees shall be as follows: $65.00 per player plus $20.00 fundraiser $160.00 per family of 3 or more plus $40.00 *$40.00 fundraiser for 2 or more $85.00 $200.00 ~ Registration must be received prior to April 2, 1995 - I. the undersigned parent/guardian of the above named individual, herewith acknowledge and agree that the Port Perry and Distinct Minor Softball Association is released from all claims for damage, loss or injury which may occur while participating in any activity within the Association, as well as during transportation to and from all Association activities. SIGNATURE OF PARENT/GUARDIAN This form must be completed prior to any player taking part in any activity. PARENT INTERESTED IN ASSISTING PORT PERRY MINOR SOFTBALL: YES( ) NO( ) TICkKETH Loo on oom on on oom on on nn ---- Lo oe ee ee ee advantage in front of D'Arcy. Five minutes later Mike LeFort made a nice pass back to Dane Gray at the point. Dane direct- ed a good low shot at the net and Justin tipped it in to tie the score. A little later, D'Arcy stopped a partial breakaway and Trevor Lance made a good backchecking play. Mike Koury took over the net for Port the rest of the way. He played tough in the second peri- od as did Scott Duncan, Tyler Houthuys and Steven MacLen- nan on defence as Port killed off two consecutive penalties. Jeff Tarbotton and Justin had a rare 2-0 breakaway for Port but were foiled by the Thunder goalie. The second period ended with-. out additional scoring despite lots of hustle by Jamie Smith and Mark Duncan. The Malmonts took charge of their destiny alittle in the third when they went ahead 2-1 as Dean VanCamp made a good pass to Adam Moynes. Adam lifted it over the sprawling goal- ie. Just six seconds later these two reversed things as Adam cut around a defender and fed Dean in the slot for a 3-1 lead. Momentum shifted to Mark- ham at this point as our lads slowed down and were assessed three third period penalties. In total Port incurred five penal- ties to just one for the home team. Markham took advantage of the extra player and scored the tying goal with one minute left. Final score was a "kiss your sis- ter" 3-3 tie. Swamp pulls into second spot With only two regular season games left to play, the final standings are not yet certain as to who will advance to the playoffs. The only thing that's for certain is that the undefeated squad from Brooklin will emerge with the league title. In the first game of this past Sunday, the Framer's Gallery stunned the Blackstock Brewers with a 2-0 shutout of the sec- ond place team and vaulted themselves into the fourth and fi- nal playoff position. The first period went scoreless and it wasn't until four minutes into the final frame when the Gal- lery's Cary Dowson put his team out in front. This lone marker held up until the dying seconds when, with goaltender Larry Reurakas out for the extra attacker, Dowson fed Mike Hoy who had the luxury of it going into the vacated net off a Blackstock defender. The Framer's Glen Archibald picked up his third shutout of the season. The Swampers pulled ahead of Blackstock in the standings as they held off Trader Sam's in a close battle, coming out on top with a 5-3 decision. The Swamp boys pulled ahead by a 3-0 count before the first period had even hit the halfway mark. From the opening faceoff, they charged down the ice with Dan Taylor assisting on the goal by Dale Lown. Less than a minute later, they were ahead by two as Steve Robinson and Brian Po- meroy set up Mike Mole on his first of three. Mole then got number two from Mike Mitchell before Trader's stormed back and tied it up before the end of the period. Jim Gregg got them going as he netted the starter from Derrick Lee. This was fol- lowed closely by a goal from the stick of Mike O'Meara aided by Ken St. Amant. From the faceoff they stormed down the ice with St. Amant finishing the play from Gord Jones. The second period went to the Swampers with Mitchell and Mole notching the final tallies from Pomeroy and Lown with Mole's going in the empty net with just 14 seconds remaining. The as yet to be defeated Brooklin Bruins annihilated Raven Renovations to the tune of 8-0. Believe it or not, this game could have been a lot worse if not for the heroics of Rob Rutschmann in the Raven net. The Bruins split the scoring in half with four in each of the two periods. Kevin Ibbittson scored the first in each of the frames with Nick Attwood drawing an assist on the first one, with Shawn Mitchell and Roger Ramelli getting in on number two. Ron Attwood also added a goal per period as well as an assist in the second half. Mitchell had a pair of goals as well, with singles going to Ken Lynde and Dan Jansma. Adding assists were Nick Attwood with three, followed by Jansma with a pair, along with singles going to Ibbittson and Ramelli. With his league leading seventh, the shutout went to Jim Raaphorst. Swamp PORT PERRY STAR STAT-SHEET Broomball PORT PERRY BROOMBALL TEAM GPW L T GF GA PTS (Top 10 Scorers) Brookin 1818 0 0 76 19 36 NAME TEAM G A PTS PM 189 4 5 49 35 23 K. St. Amant Traders 10 18 28 4 Blackstk. 18 10 6 2 39 24 22 T. wotten Black. 16 7 23 12 Framers 18 7 10 1 28 37 16 C. Dennis Traders 13 10 23 4 Traders 18 7 10 1 46 41 15 pp Aywood Monsma 12 11 23 2 Ravens 180 18 0 13 94 0 nN Auwood Monsma 13 8 21 19 Goaltenders W. Tate Monsma 12 6 18 65 NAME TEAM GP GA SOAV. S Mitchell Monsma 9 9 18 14 J. Raaphorst Brooklin 18 19 7 1.06 R. Short Black. 9 7 16 24 L. Reurekas Blackstk. 17 20 6 1.18 M. Mole Swamp 9 6 15 0 K. Tremblay Swamp 12 26 3 2.17 K. Ibbittson Monsma 9 4 13 14 G. Archibald Framers 113 30 3 2.31 ' T. Dennis Traders 15 37 2 2.47 R. Rutshmann Ravens 14 72 0 5.14 THESE STANDINGS SPONSORED BY yi Ni NVI NY Ad AL Ag JAZ Ag Ay WAL N.Vi 2Aq ML rv " SERVICE IS OUR | PINERIDGE 1 PRIORITY & SPORTS Crophies | e Team Uniforms N SHOP LTD. | lamin 178 Queen St., Port Perry Soccer 5 (905) 985-2839 * Bikes * Silkscreoning | AMSA ASAD rry Minor Hockey Corporation PRESENTS Game #1 5:50 9:20) 10:50 11:50 4:50 5:50 Port Perry Lions Club Atom TOURNAMENT Saturday February 18, 1995 at Scugog Arena Tournament Schedule: Fort Ferry Bradford Uxbridge Noble King v.s. Consolation Final Championship Game v.s. Oshawa v.o. East Gwillimbury v.5. Newmarket Oak Ridges JF Y\ Wreckers edge the Lions Club Whitby and Lions played a tight checking, defensive game on Saturday. Both teams played extremely well but in the end Whitby edged out Lions by the score of 3-2. Scoring for Whitby were Joseph Farqua- son, Chris McKittrick, and Mat- thew Smart. Adam Harkness, Matt Smart and John-Ross Len- nox drew assists on each of the three goals. Responding for the Lions were goals by Mike Syst- ma and Mike Blakey both unas- sisted.