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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 20, 1995 - B17 Scores from the soccer fields Under Six Division Laurentian Bank's team started off their season with a win over The Kid's Store. Kalea and Kristin Re- naud and Owen Pett proved to be excellent runners and Mitchell Johnson displayed fancy footwork. They came up just short in their next match-up, despite good plays by Sara Scott in net, and a nice running game by . the Samis boys. Ray's Towing doubled the Lion's Club for 4 - 2 win, thanks to a hat trick from Evan Haslam and an added point by Pam Deanike. Jackman Coordinators and Framer's Gallery both played hard for a three all tie. Goals were scored by Timothy Edwards and Ian McIntosh. Layla Keyes- Renaud and Graeme Brown were superin goal. Under Seven Division Last week saw exciting actions when Smitty's Sharks narrowly defeated Classic Aluminum, 5-4. Brent Henry led the way for Smitty's with four goals. The added marker by Roman Vigliotti put them over the top. Classic Aluminum never gave up, with Troy Wagg scoring twice, and one goal each by Cassandra Aked and Shayne Taylor. The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 419 proved an amazing display of ability with a 3-0 win over Man- ~ vers. Justin Hockley led the scoring with two goals, and Glen Baker added the third. Honorable mention goes to Bradley Knight and Kaitlyn Baker for excellent eflort. Under11Division The Legal Eagles remained undefeated in regular season play with a 4-1 win last week over the Scugog Citizen. Ryan Hamelinck opened the scoring assisted by Lee Chambers, and added another on a nice pass from Derek Goreski. Derek, who has scored in all of the Eagles games to date, kept his streak alive with an un- assisted marker. Sara Aldridge showed awesome ball control and was rewarded with her first goal of the sea- son, assisted by her sister Ashley. Kaily Baxter played a strong game in her mid-field position. The Citizens continued to press until they spoiled the shut-out, with a goal by Greg Jeffrey. Brian's Towing also looks to have a very strong team, coming up with very big scores in recent match- ups. Last week they recorded a 10-0 victory. Nick Mur- phy scored first, Matthew Kamminga was devastating with three goals and two assists, Stormy Wooten also notched a hat trick, and Tim Lamb, Kevin Robins and Todd Lance scored one each. They nearly matched that performance in their next game against Scooters, winning 8-1. Kevin Robins and Andrew Evans com- bined to provide the near perfect goal tending. Goals were scored by Matthew Kamminga, Nicholas Mur- phy, Kevin Robins, Todd Lance, Stormy Wooten and Tim Lamb. Lisa Leszkowicz got her first assist of the season and Megan Vaughan did very well on defence. M & M just edged out Willowtree Farms in their very exciting 2-1 match. M & M's two markers were scored by Justin Shinn and Jennifer Cini. Willowtree's goal was scored by Erin Slack. Julie Ann Domik, Alex McKay and Jordan Beelby kept the score down with terrific defensive play. Strong offensive play by Me- ghan Smith and Josh Sobil kept the farmers in the game until the final whistle. Burketon General Store did well against Nature's Bounty. Four goals were scored by Philip Cudahey, three by Derek Richardson, and two by Greg Vanleyden, for a 9-1 victory. Chance Morison was fantasticin net. Nature's Bounty fared better in their game against Darlene Colton Photography, when they came up with a 2-0 shutout. Nicole Ansell and Scott Lennox were the goal scorers. Honorable mention goes to Scott Symes and Grace Michel. Under 13 soccer results In the Under 13 regular season play last week, Wa- terfront Cafe played a strong game against Ux- bridge. Waterfront held the score to a 1-1 tie until the last minutes of the game, when Uxbridge came up with two quick goals to take the win. Der- ek Fishley got Water- front's only goal, with strong work by Matt Smart, T. J. Robins, Ryan Kelly and Chris Gloster. Photo Tournament - Saturday, June 17 Photo tournament day turned out to be another hot one, and exciting ac- tion was seen in all divi- sions. Highlights from the Under six division saw a good game between Nuts About Chocolate and Van- Camp and Kellar. Scott Partington scored two goals and Kaitlin Almack added a point to give the 3- 0 victory to VanCamp and Kellar. Dustin Eldridge had a fantastic game as goalkeeper to earn the shutout. Nuts About Choc- olate got strong perfor- mances by Amanda Bar- chuk in goal, Matthew Miller as forward, and Col- leen McKeracher on de- fense. In the Under seven divi- sion an exciting match Pony Club members take part in Tetrathion On June 17 and 18 four local Durham Pony Club girls took part in the Cen- tral Ontario Region Tet- rathlon. Tetrathalon is a compe- tition in four parts: run- ning, riding, shooting and swimming. Swimming is scored by the number of metres ob- tained in a set time limit. Shooting is scored by the highest number of shots on target. The running portion is a cross country course that must be com- pleted in the shortest time possible and the riding is scored like the cross coun- try phase of eventing with penalty points for refu- sals, falls or going over the optimum time allowed. The swimming and shooting were held in Ajax and the running and rid- ing had a change of venue and were held at the excel- lent facility provided by Dreamcrest Equestrian Centre. Despite the incredible heat, all the girls had a fine showing. In the Senior Girls divi- sion Laura Timms had a first in swimming, a sixth in running and a second in riding to place third over- all. In the Junior Girls divi- sion Dawn Dawson was eighth in swimming and third in shooting. Andrea Smith, also in Junior, had a first in swimming, a fifth - in shooting, a seventh in riding and a second in run- ning to finish first overall. First timer Caeli Fan- non won a 10th place rib- bon for shooting in the Novice division. The Senior and Junior girls all qualified to go on to the National Tetrathal- on to be held later this summer. In further Pony Club news, at the recent Show Jumping and C.N.E. qual- ifier, in the Intermediate division, Matthew Roy placed third, Trevor Mor- rison was sixth and Rod- ney Cudmore came away with an eighth place rib- bon. was held between J & D Carpentry and the Legion, which ended in a 5 - 2 vic- tory for the carpenters. Dustin Curran notched a hat trick. Matthew Bra- zier and Brett Pope each added one point to secure the win. The Legion con- tinued to press and goals were scored by Kaitlyn Baker and Justin Hockley. A nail-biter between the Bank of Montreal and Port Perry Metal Processing ended in a 5-5 draw with some great end to end ac- tion. For the bankers, Ste- ven Etherington scored three goals; Jonathon Hamelinck and Erica Ful- loch each notched one. Points for Port Perry Met- al Processing were scored by Andrew Legg, with a hat trick, Lakelan Gould and Jullian Vaughan. Perhaps the most excit- ing match in the Under 11 division was the game be- tween the previously un- defeated Legal Eagles and the high-scoring Brian's Towing. It was a very tight game which remained a scoreless tie until late in the second half, thanks to sensational stops by Aa- ron Gutteridge in goal. Brian's finally opened the scoring with a goal by Stormy Wooton, but the Legal Eagles came right back when Scott Honey scored, assisted by Derek Goreski. With only min- utes to go, the speedy Ke- vin Robins kicked in the winner, and the game end- ed with a 2-1 victory for Brian's Towing. KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR The local shuffleboard club held an amateur tournamet at the Blackstock Rec. Centre last week. Pictured are the 1st place team Eileen and Basil Fisk, of Eganville, and the second place team Larry Dunning, of Brockville and Max Tate of Havelock. ST TT KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR The third place team in the amateur division was Ron Douglas, of Port Perry, absent, and Vic Ayling of Nestleton, far right. Also pictured are fourth place winners Trudy Dawson and Edgar Da- vey and president Hugh Ormiston. . KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR In the consolation round the team of Gerald Bal- son, Hampton, and Frank Sebo, Markham were first and Katie Lautenbach, of Blackstock and Bars bara Spires of Hampton were second. KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR Mario and Angie Penello, of Oshawa, were third in the consolation round and Doris and Roy Not- tingham (absent from photo), of Port Perry, were fourth. Also pictured is club president Hugh Or- miston.