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Mo Jack Special Section - Wednesday, October 11 The Port Perry Star - 5 JEREMY GEER RUC uw du Port Perry native and resident Jeremy Geer is a rookie on the Port Perry MoJack squad this season. Geer, one of the smaller foruenys at 511", 160 pounds, played his minor hockey days locally. Last season he played for the Port Perry Midget 1team. He said he wanted to play with the local MoJack club because of the higher caliber of hockey Junior C offers. Geer, 18 years of age, thinks this year's Port Perry MoJack team is going to be a very fast and hard working team. Geer said we will have to wait and see what he adds to this year's team chemistry. One thing Geer will offer to this year's team is that he is a hard working forward. Dr. Dany fen OPTONETRIST | Contact as - Sport Eyewear _ r 180 Mary Street, Port Perry (905) 985- 1361 STEVE * BARKWELL smile Steve Barkwell is new to the Port Perry MoJacks this season, having played at Eastdale Collegiate High School last season. The 19-year-old Oshawa native played his minor hockey days in the Oshawa AAA league. He also played some Junior B in Ajax. Barkwell, 5'9", 175 pounds brings some scoring punch to the team, coming off a 33-goal, 39- assist campaign in 1995. He also served 208 minutes in penalties. Barkwell, who said he came to play for the ModJacks because of its reputation of being a good organization, thinks this year's team is looking very | good so far. Barkwell, a hard worker, said his shot and hard work along the boards will be his greatest asset to the team. UN (@elllily ryStyle INMTYS A\ 4 More thaty ust sport Open 24 Hours - 7 Days A Week MANCHESTER - CORNER OF HWY. 12 & 21 § coffee Convenient Drive-Thru [03/5 STIRLING AER URI, Todd Stirling, who is retuming for his second il year with the Port Perry MoJacks, is a native of Be North Bay, who currently io lives in Oshawa. i] Stirling, 19, said he Al hy ; an mn {1 Yanedward Drive + Port mica 885 5 came to the Port Perry © MoJacks organization for a chance to play with assistant captain Todd Dennis. Stirling, 510", 200 pounds played minor hockey in the Oshawa Triple A league. Last season Stirling scored 12 goals and 25 assists for the local Junior C club and thinks this year's team is capable of winning the league championship. Stirling, who hopes to offer some leadership to the rookies on this year's team, said his greatest assets to the team are his speed and forechecking abilities. ' Or 0 RA |EQUAL 0D Ui 3: UAL 0 CHRIS FOSTER Chris Foster, 19, a newly acquired defenceman comes to the | MoJacks from the Trenton The Trenton native now resides in Oshawa and the past success of the MoJacks led him to try out with the organization. The 6', 175-pound defenseman who played minor hockey in Trenton and Frankford also played Junior A. Foster also brings some offensive attack from the blue line scoring 24 goals and adding 17 assists last season. He says this year's team is an excellent bunch of guys who are bound to go far. Foster also offers speed and a hard shot and hopes his strong defence and toughness on the line helps the team to be successful. OVERRIDGE FIREPLACE WAREHOUSE TAN "NAPOLEON Now CARRY FIREPLACES DIRECT TO YOU WORRY FREE GUARANTELED INSTALLATIONS CONTRACTOR SALES AVAILABLE 180 Casimir St., Port Perry 985-0715 1-800-638-4751 BBQs AVICERICOMPETITIVEIPRICES TE] KENTON LEFORT Rd CC Kenton LeFort, a first 8 year Port Perry MoJack, is idl a native of the area. The 18-year-old centreman played for the @ Port Perry Midget 1 squad E11 last season where he contributed offensively, scoring 30 goals and adding 36 assists. He played minor hockey in Port Perry and also played a season with the Central Ontario Select AAA league. LeFort, one of the smaller players on this year's MoJack roster, stands 5'7" and weighs 154 pounds. LeFort, who was attracted to the MoJacks' team colors thinks this year's team is powerful and talented. LeFort said he is not sure what he will offer to this year's team, but his speed is definitely an asset. Hometown Proud! T6R mm -- Serving the Municipality of Port Perry & surrounding area since 1952. 278 Queen St., Port Perry KEVIN AT mm ff tren Kevin Vivian is retuming for his third year with the d Port Perry MoJacks. =] The centreman offers sheer grit and { determination to his team | whenever he plays. § a Sar 4 Ha Te ate The 5'8", 165 pound native of Oshawa said his strongest asset is his ability to play like he is six feet tall. Vivian, 20 years of age, also played Junior A - hockey. He was attracted to the Port Perry MoJack organization because of the hard work and dedication that it puts into its team every year. Last season Vivian contributed four goals and four assists for the local team. Vivian is looking forward to playing with this year's team which he said looks to have a good nucleus of players. FPA 2 EF eis oF Re FREE Estimate! (905) 985-0074 119 Perry St., Port Perry Port Perry Muffler & Brake Call or drop by for a TT TIT RN ENTITIES a ----------- a t--