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30- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, October 17, 1995 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" SrorTs Guardian Tweens | have tough start Port and Uxbridge battle in final The Port Perry Guardi- an Tween 'C' season start- ed earlier this year. With six new girls playing this year our girls will be learn- ing and improving with each game. Our first game was against a strong Ajax team and Port came out on the short end of a 10-6 score. Scoring for Port was Sarah and Shannon with two each, Kelly and Alaina with one each, assists to Sarah, Kelly and Sheena. A day later we were playing against Mark- ham. Port took the lead five minutes into the game on a goal by Shannon as- sisted by Sarah. Markham tied it up early into the second period and then went ahead one minute later. Port came back and tied it up at 2-2 on another goal by Shannon from Sarah. Our girls played hard but could not beat the Mark- ham goalie anymore and ended up on the short end ofa 5-2 score. Guardian Tween players returning are Sa- rah Verschuuren, Kelly Sadler, Shannon Warrin- er, Sheena Christie, Heather Reid, Alaina Da- vis and Alaina Burger. New girls playing for their first time are Lisa Cotie, Colleen Bruce, Colleen Barfoot, Jessica Sturgess, Courtney Vandermoer and Elizabeth Manwarn- ing. Head coach for this season 1s Mark Lovering, assisted by Heather Davis and Linda Burger. Next game is Oct. 21 at 5 p.m., Oakwood against Mariposa. Friday 13th unlucky for Compton Cable The Compton Cable Novice team played their second league game on ~~ Friday night against Oro- no. The game started out fast with end-to-end ac- tion. There wasn't a whis- tle until after the five min- ute mark of the first period. Orono started the scor- ing with 57 seconds left on the clock in the first peri- od. The only Compton goal came at the 5:38 mark of the second period. It was a hard shot by Matt Menear (No. 9) with the assists go- ing to Tyler Cunningham (No. 17) and Mitch Truax (No. 10). Orono managed three more goals despite the hard efforts of Kyle Geer and Sam Bennett between the pipes. The good hustle awards this week go to Matt Cher- ron and Kristy Ashton. The team is off to Ux- bridge Monday night (16th), but back on home ice again on Friday, Oct. 20 at 6:15 p.m. Come out and join us for some fast- paced, exciting hockey. Report from Tuesday night men's bowling Standings: Shaw In- dustrial 19 pts., All Flags Shell 19 pts., Manchester Country Style 17 pts., Tri- Gem Flawless 14 pts., No Names 11 pts., Guardian Drugs 4 pts. High Single Flat: Kevin Martin 260. High Single with Handicap: Steve Shaw 283. High Triple Flat: Kevin Martin 680 High Triple with Hand- icap: Hal McCullough SUARE PIZZA & SUBS » mm 80 Water Street, Port Perry 985-8448 739. Singles over 215 Flat: Roy Anger 222, Harold McLaughlin 230, Jack Vaz 230, John Criscione 227, 223, Hal McCullough 223, 249, Kevin Martin 221, 260. Triples over 600 Flat: Harold McLaughlin 621, John Criscione 653, Hal McCullough 670, Kevin Martin 680. Busy weekend for Pearce Auction Novice Pearce Auction Novice had a busy weekend. It started with a trip to the Oshawa Civic on Thurs- day, Oct. 12 where they met the L.N.H.L. Bruins. Our team started off flying as Tyson Savage found Derek Goreski's rebound to open the scoring. Short- ly after that, Danny "Kill- er" Halward scored for Pearce Auctions with helpers to Nelson Lang- maid and Kyle Mullins. Ashley Lucas showed great puck control in the Oshawa end and centered it out to a waiting Tyson Savage who banged it home. Kory Bauer had a strong game on defense breaking up several rush- es. Oshawa replied with a late goal to make it 3-1. On Friday the 13th, luck would have us off to our Shepstone squad drop Manvers 7-5 The Shepstone Haul- age, Petite C Ringette team, played their first game on Saturday, Oct. 14. Up against a tough op- ponent from Manvers, the girls played well and end- ed up winning the game 7- 5. Despite this being their first game of the season, the Port Perry team dem- onstrated their experience and ability by balancing an aggressive attack with some solid defense. Port Perry was first to score and added two more goals before Manvers was able to penetrate the Port Perry defense and net their first. Leading 4-1 at the end of the first period, the Port Perry girls scored three more goals and held a 7-1 lead with less than four minutes to play. Nev- er out of the game, despite the score, Manvers finally found some openings in the Port Perry defense and was able to score four quick goals in about a min- ute and one half. The Port Perry team then regained their composure and held off the Manvers attack to save the 7-5 win. Scoring for Port Perry were Jackie Pashley CORRECTION for Uxbridge Bowl Ad of Oct. 4 wrong. Should read: Thurs 1:00 pm Ladies league Thurs 7:30 pm Mixed league Our apologies for any inconvenience this may have caused. BOA Free Delivery Find us fast in the "Yellow Pages™ ™ in a Limited fue coc} Area J S-- 6 Piece Pizza [2 With pepperoni, bacon, mushrooms, onions, » green & sweel peppers. "J WE DELIVER TO THESE AREAS -- Port Per (four), Christine Cotie, Lisa Geer, and Janna Os- tafichuk. Assists were made by Nicole Ansell, Kristin Waller, Ashley Al- dridge and Janna. Heath- er Imrie was very solid in net and made numerous saves against the deter- mined Manvers squad. In addition to great goaltending, the strong checking and good passing shown by the Port Perry girls, kept the Manvers team at bay. This was a true team effort with Sa- rah Aldridge, Holly Alli- son, Shannon Hatfield, Chelsea Mateo, Whitney Reid, Shannon Urquhart and Hailey Wilson all con- tributing with excellent plays. As long as the girls continue play with this in- tensity and effort, the Shepstone Haulage Petite C team should do well this season. The team travels to En- nismore and Lindsay for the next two games and re- turns to home ice on Sat- urday, Oct. 28 at 3 p.m. vs. Pickering. Bowling News Thursday Night Mens Bowling -Oct. 12 Team Standings: Dowsons 15, Philp's Ponti- ac 14, IGA 12, Trim Rite Kitchens 11, Legion 6, Bryan's Towing 5. High Single Over 225: R. Twist 239, D. Stewart 233, B. White 229, J. Ger- ber 226, D. Woodrow 226, J. Ballingal 226. High Triple Over 600: B. White 650, R. Twist 618, J. Ballingal 614, J. Cook 612, D. Woodrow 605. 20 piece Bigfoot® 99 pizza with cheese & -- | 1 item, 1 |b. wings, noswmenens | garlic bread & 4 coke® plus tax Moasel first tournament in Parry Sound. Pearce Auctions first opponent was Glen- brook at 8 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 14. The game saw close checking by both sides until Mike Lycett slid a pass to Taylor Churchill, who made no mistake to start the scor- ing. Glenbrook came back to tiein the last minute of the first period. In the second frame, Glenbrook took the lead but it was short lived as Tyson Savage broke away and found the top corner. Assists went to Ashley Lu- cas and Derek Goreski. Port Perry madeit3-lona point shot from "Flipper" Goreski. Pearce Auction padded their lead as Kyle Mullins scored with assist to Jeff Tomcheski. Glenbrook came back with two goals of their own but fine goaltending by Mark Carnaghan pre- served the lead. Later at 5 p.m., Port Perry faced Parry Sound. The teams went end toend with great chances by both squads. It was an exciting match with no scoring un- til late in the third period. Ashley Lucas' centering attempt hit the Parry Sound goalie and banked into the net for the games lone goal, sending Port Perry tothe "A" finals. Sunday at 3:30 p.m. Pearce Auction met Ux- bridge for the Novice "A" title. Our players were pumped but so were Ux- bridge. After the puck was dropped, our opponents put the pressure on for 23 of the 25 minute game. They came at us in waves and had a four goal lead af- ter two periods. Port Perry competed strongly but Uxbridge had our number this time. Our goalie, Leo Taillon, made numerous fine saves and kept the score respectable. The hard work of Jeff Tomcheski and Kyle Mul- lins broke Uxbridge's shutout. Great showing Pearce Auctions! We're very proud of our "A" division fi- nalists. Printing. Printing goalie. Van Camp Novice first win of season After an opening week loss the Van Camp Contracting Novice House League team proved their worth with a convincing 6-1 victory over Port Perry Van Camps were led by the strong goaltending of Shawn McNamara who stopped all shots especially in the third period when Port Perry Printing started to press to get on the scoreboard. Todd Lance finally broke the shutout bid with one second left to play to score the lone Port Perry Printing goal. Offensively the winners were led by the hat trick of Brad Layzell. Layzell opened the scoring 3:50 on a breakaway, then scored again 11 seconds later unas- sisted. Thomas Cosgrove made the score 3-0 with an assist to Michael Aldred. Layzell completed his three goal performance after some fine forward forechecking to pick up the loose puck and beat the Port Perry Michael Aldred got his goal with a strong shot to the corner with assists going to Brookes Taylor and Justin Cottrell. Robert Waller completed his team's scoring at 8:09 of the third period with assists going to Cameron O'Connor and Chase James. Other game stars for Port Perry Printing were goal- ie Josh Durward who made some fine saves and Brook McKenzie who had a strong game at forward. 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