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22- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 26, 1995 I IN HH HI I I HH I TN I I I HI I «aa "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Sp R(T RAN BI DI FIPS NS YW DAV I Under 15 soccer team finishes season strongly The Physiotherapy As- sociates Under 15 Girls Soccer team finished their regular season strongly by winning three of their last four league games. On Sept. 11, Physio. As- sociates hosted the Picker- ing Sporting Images squad and emerged win- ners by a 1-0 score. Lydia Blake posted the shutout and the lone goal resulted from an error by Picker- bridge, Physio. Associates drew Bowmanville in its first game. The Bowman- ville team, which posted an 18-0 record within the regular season, including a number of "double digit" victories, handily defeated our girls. Although it was strong medicine for the Physios., the girls showed a lot of grace under pres- sure. Our second game was ing's defenders. In the Cup Tournament held Sept. 16 and 17 in Ux- much closer, however Scu- gog still came out on the Genevieve Coxon, Kathleen Farquharson and Amanda Baker, of the Physiotherapy Associates Under 15 soccer team, were chosen to be mem- bers of the Durham All Star team. Please see story for details. short end of a 3-0 score with the team from Ux- bridge. The third match saw Physio. Associates turn things around and play a strong game against the Whitby Hardiman team. Scugog emerged winners by a2 to 1 count. Overall, the Physiother- apy Associates team fin- ished sixth of 10 teams in a very tough Durham un- der 15 division. Coaches Don Farquharson, Bob Ouellette and Mike Coxon noted that eight of the team's 15 players were playing organized soccer for the first time. All team members are keen to re- turn next season and build on this year's experience. Three of the girls from the Physio. Associates team were selected in mid season, to play on the Un- der 15 Durham Girls All Star team. This team has played in tournaments in Ottawa and Ajax and will play a final tournament in Kingston in mid October. Chosen from Physio. As- sociates were mid-fielders Genevieve Kathleen Farquharson, and forward Amanda Bak- er. Amanda was Physio. Associates top scorer this year with 18 goals. Gene- vieve and Kathleen both played strong defensive roles in mid field through- out the year. All three girls have performed well as members of the All Star team, causing coaches in the southern part of Dur- ham to take note of how well girl's soccer has devel- opedin our area. Congratulations girls and good luck at your Oc- tober tournament! GIRL Coxon and The Trader Sam's Under 13 girls soccer team finished off their season re- cently. The team frinished in second place in the league. Pictured are the members of the team. Please see story for more details. Under 13 soccer Trader Sam girls finish second in league play Scugog's Under 13 Girls Soccer team, "Trader Sam's" had a wonderful season. The team finished in second place in the league with 10 wins, two ties, three losses, and one game not played for a total of 22 points. The received a very nice trophy and a crest for finishing second placein the league. During the season the team had lots of fun in- _ cluding a team swim party and sleepover at the Cookes'. Last weekend the Trad- er Sam Girls participated in the three game round- robin to determine what teams would advance to Cup Day. Trader girls won two and tied one to pro- ceed to Cup Day Sunday, Sept. 24 - 1:30 kick off vs. Uxbridge. Cup Day weath- er was perfect and lots of support from parents, grandparents, aunts, un- cles, etc. The girls played excep- tionally well, the first half ending in 0 - 0 against a strong Uxbridge team. The second half was full of exciting play and intensi- ty! Superb passing and team play resulted in sev- eral scoring opportunities. Finally, after great persis- tence, Sarah Szolopiak scored followed by a great insurance goal by Stacey Cunningham. Trader Sams defence and goalie were too, much for Ux- bridge and Scugog Trader Sams won 2 - 0. The team was presented with the Cup Trophy and great in- dividual trophies too. Pic- tured here is the team af- ter their Cup Day victory. (Not present Sarah-Jane Hathaway). The Trader Sams' under 13 girls team players were Kelly Sadler (Goalie), Katherine Cooke, Nicole Virtue, Amanda Sadler, Katie Ansell, Jessica Sturgess, Carly Howard, Sarah-Jane Hathaway, Sarah Szolopiak, Jamie- Leigh Geer, Kate Bier- ness, Alicia Etherington, Stacey Cunningham, Ash- ley Slack, Christina We- ber, Michelle Longo. Coach Mick Sadler, Asst. Coach Tom Ansell and Manager Diane Cooke. Many thanks to the sponsor Trader Sams in Port Perry for their sup- port and especially for the pizza at the sleepover par- ty! Also thanks to Colin Dodd for being there and taking the photos! Quality-minded MoJacks pumped for opener By Wally Donaldson Special to the Star One of the most familiar words heard around the Port Perry ModJacks' dressing room in the last little while has been "quality." Quality efforts, quality ath- letes, a quality approach to the Central Ontario Junior C Hock- ey League season, quality this and quality that... Suffice to say the ModJacks are primed for their season opener Sunday night when they play host to Georgina Ice at Scu- gog Arena, starting at 7 p.m. "If there is one thing that can be said about this year's camp in comparison to previous ones, it's been the all-business ap- proach of the players - and that includes our veterans," says general manager Murray Par- liament. ModJacks completed their ex- hibition schedule with an im- pressive five-win one-loss record, their most recent out- ings on an optimistic note while knocking off the Merchants 5-3 in Little Britain Thursday night and ripping the teeth out of the Schomberg Cougars 10-2 Satur- day evening in Nobleton. Their work ethic is a testimo- ny to the format new head coach Chic Carnegie and his new as- sistant, Brett Puckrin, have uti- lized throughout the initial stages. "Basically, you don't know what your rookies are go- ing to do at first," Parliament points out, "but I'm amazed at the quality we've had at camp. "Practically every kid who came to camp was committed to having a successful season. The veterans looked around the dressing room and realized the quality around them and that made them work harder. And you could tell the rookies want- ed to be a part of it. The overall enthusiasm was there. If not for the veterans who did come back, many of the kids we finally did let go would easily have been with the club." Steve Barkwell, Mike Pigeau, Kevin Vivian, Scott Heasman and Duane Empringham tallied for MoJacks in Little Britain. Barkwell, who has played im- pressively on a line with Todd Dennis and Keith Leslie, col- lected three goals against the Cougars with Leslie chipping in a pair. Other marksmen were Dave Leeming, Ryan Ridgway, Empringham, Ryan McArthur and Derek Wright. And from these pre-season encounters, the MoJacks have settled on their two goaltend- ers. Not surprisingly, Rick Hutchinson returns to the fold. However, in a torrid battle for the second spot, Paul Roberts, who played high school hockey | last season in Oshawa, has been given the nod. "We had quality in camp from goaltending out," remarks Carnegie. "I was interested in seeing the players' reaction in camp and everyone seemed to realize the quality was there. They realized thatifthey hadn't been a part of this quality, they wouldn't have been in the (dressing) room. A couple of our Turnto Page 24 O_o I CR LL IR a TT -- I aaa S-- % . --_--_--__ y re NI ST TT, te imag RF UE SEE RE a ORE ETO RS Ne a eae a a CE 3 < OR ; : . 1 ; ; a ; ; 3