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22- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, February 6, 1996 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" SProrTs Lots of action in Sunday Hockey League By Andy Seeley Today was the first day of the playoffs for the Scu- gog Hockey League and from the looks of it they're off to a good start! Aces vs Chargers The Taylor Aces and the Monsma Chargers played the first game and in the first period the Aces were offto a4-1lead. The first of the four goals was scored by Richie LeFort and as- sisted by Mark Jobb and Steve Dunn, then the next three were scored by Mark Jobb and assisted by Ri- chie LeFort. As well, Ken Little assisted with the CALL FOR YOUR FREE BROCHURE 985-8479 or visit our showroom at ... 15400 Old Simcoe Road, Fort Perry, Ontario, Canada LILLE - third and fourth goals. The Chargers' goal was scored by Jack Monsma and assisted by Lee Wil- bur and Steve Churchill. Then the Chargers scored two more, the first was scored by Lee Wilbur with an assist from Jody Peters, then Mike Geer scored with an assist from Bill Van Camp. The final goal was scored by the Aces in the third period with a shot from Mark Jobb, assisted again by Ri- chie LeFort. Hawks vs Clippers In game two the J&D Hawks beat the Fitzge- Sale Price $199.00 (CANTY) CIRIZAR J Sh PLASTICS INC. Dental Care Jor the whole family * DR. J. COTTRELL * DR. C. BANFIELD e DR. J. HARDY * DR. T. KING . orthodontist Introducing - Dr. MCINTYRE - periodontist Please Call - 985-845 1 DR. L. GIDEON Ppiease can 985-7952 rald Clippers 3-1. The Hawks had an obvious lead with their three goals in the second period. Tim Ashbridge scored the first with assistance from Brian Burns and John Mackey. Then Gary Lance scored with assists from Alan Sibbald and John Ko- tarba. Finally Brian Burns scored their last with assists from Joe Cur- rans and Dave Jackson. The Clippers sole goal was scored by Doug Sup- pelsa and assisted by Rick Campbell and Tom Barnes. Flames vs Wolves Game three was the closest with the Harrison Flames defeating the Pineridge Wolves in the third period. Willy Ed- wards of the Flames scored the first goal with assists from Bob Beve- ridge and Glen Hudson. Then Todd Wilbur scored for the Wolves with assists from Larry Pilkey and Clarence Stephenson. Jim Beatty scored the next goal for the Flames with assistance from Duane Bronson and Bob Beve- ridge, followed by Willy Edwards who was assist- ed by Duane Bronson and Jim Beatty. Happy Valentine's Day to Norm & Bernice Mairs JHolidaying in Slorida from your friends back home... Ken Davison scored the first in the second period for the Wolves with assists from Darcy Milligan and Todd Wilbur. Then Darcy Milligan took the next goal unassisted. Larry Jackson scored the final goal for the Wolves with assis- tance from Ron Zapara- nuik and Larry Pilkey. Then the Flames scored two final goals, the first by Bob Lee which was assist- ed by Duane Bronson, and the second by Willy Ed- wards who was assisted by Glen Hudson. The final score of game three was 5- 4 for the Taylor Aces. Comets vs Sharks In game four the Comp- ton Comets were shut-out by the Van and Truck World Sharks 3-0. Dave Dickson scored the first goal with an assist from Lee Steeves. Then Bart Wagar scored with an as- sist from Dave Dickson. Doug Bache took the next goal with assists from Dave Dickson and Brad Menzies. Brad Menzies scored the last two goals, the first assisted by Mike Adam and Wayne Fox, and the second was assist- ed by Wayne Fox and Dave Dickson. Roosters vs Senators ~ Game five was a good game but at times it got a little dirty. The Pizza De- light Roosters played the Ball-Callery Senators in a hard hitting game. The Roosters came to a quick lead with a goal by Terry Flieler with an assist from John Harman. Then Mark Decosta of the Senators scored with assistance from Rob Evans and Ken Jeffrey. John Harman scored next with assists from Tony Oxley and Carl Durham, then to end the game, Jim Fowler scored for the Roosters with as- sists from Dave Bourgeois and Rick Sakanashi. The ( Durharn Stearn Cleaning * Loose Rugs l 985-8552 CN * 3M Scotchguard * Broadloom * Upholstery game ended at 3-1 final for the Roosters. Next week's games: 6:45 a.m. - Pizza Delight Roosters vs Van & Truck World Sharks. 7:45 a.m. - Harrison Fuels Flames vs Ball- Callery Senators. 8:45 a.m. - Monsma Electric Chargers vs Compton Cable Comets. 9:45 a.m. - Pineridge Sports Wolves vs J&D Carpentry Hawks. 10:45 a.m. - Taylor Fuels Aces vs Fitzgerald's Weed Control Clippers. IGA Juniors win Well, if you missed the IGA Jr. B's on Sunday you missed one heck of a game. There was lots of fast skating, good check- ing and plenty of donuts in the net to entertain the fans. Port dominated the first starting with Ja- nine Hammond and Lisa LeFort teaming up for a beautiful first period lead. Three minutes into the second Kathleen Ro- Jas combined with Janine to give Port a 2-0 lead. Within seconds Leanne Holt found the mesh with a beauty pass from Kath- leen giving the IGA girls a commanding 3-0 lead. Markham answered back with two quick goals and with Port short handed Markham tied the game. With three minutes remaining Markham snuck a quick one past Jen Donnelly to take the lead making the Port girls even more de- termined. There was no stopping the girls now as Janine raced up the ice, picked up a pass from Jen Elliott, and made no mistake blasting it by the goaltender tying it with 15 seconds remaining! This was a well played, faced paced game with both the forwards and de- fence having to be very strong. Brooke, Janna, Kathy and Diana were tough on the blue line giving Jen lots of help be- tween the pipes. Amy Wilson played an excep- tional game on wing causing Markham a lot of headaches in their own end. Keep up the excel- lent work girls! The Port Perry IGA Jr. B's hit the ice Feb. 10 at 3 p.m.. Come on out and cheer them on. Bantams win 4-1 On Jan. 31 at the Scugog Arena the Port Perry Ban- tam No. 1 team, sponsored by Country Style Donuts in Manchester, played game three of the best of five series with Lindsay. With Port winning the first two games, this game was a must win situation for those Muskies from Lindsay. Unfortunately for Lindsay, their efforts proved to be unsuccessful as Port eked out a 4-1 win. Lindsay played a fine game throughout but their efforts ran just alittle short. The game remained scoreless until early in the third period as Lindsay took the lead. Port were tak-, ing their time getting on track as Lindsay were slow- ing them down with alot of clutching, grabbing, hook- ing, etc. Finally the ice was broken as Port tied the game on a goal by Casey Van Schagen. Picking up assists were Dillan Weber and Jon Froats. Right from the faceoff Troy Campbell broke in alone and gave Port a 2-1 lead. The score remained that way until the last min- ute as Lindsay pulled their goalie in an effort to tie the game. Port were not going to let this happen as Casey Van Schagen and Ian Parliament both scored empty net goals for a 4-1 win. Danny Lyons picked up the lone assists on both goals. Mike McLennan played a strong game in net for Port Perry. Port Perry now awaits the outcome of the Oshawa vs Cobourg series to determine their next opponent. Stonemoor Day Care has limited openings for children 15 months to 9 yrs. Port Perry 985-0800 Uxbridge 852-3510 gtonemooy A & q o are (feo\ N gL] "The Entertainment People" TV'S « VCR'S SATELLITES » ANTENNAS « TOWERS : 3 18" to 10' Dishes SALES SERVICE & INSTALLATION. (705) 357-2575 4 miles south of Sunderland (Hwy. 12 & 2nd Line) JHadden Satellite Si Jstens