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4 *7 "<p "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" 22. PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 29, 1997 GOOD DIRTY FUN: Jack Wanninkopf of Port Perry turned in a great time of 3.99 seconds when he entered the Open Scoop class at Janetville's JEFF MITCHELUPORT PERRY STAR annual Off-Road Jamboree Saturday, but was edged by Tim Serroul of Janetville, whose time was 3.13. We'll have more in the Weekend Star. Soccer pitches busy with plenty of action Under? Lions 3 - Haugen's BBQ 1 - Goals: Braeden May (three), Cody Young (one). : Knicks 3 - Port Perry Optical 1 - Goals: Ben Sobcjak (one), Ben Parker (one), John East (one), Do- minic Polito (one). Under8 : Laurentian Bank 4 - ort Perry Star 0 - als: Ryan Samis (one), Craig Wise (two), Mark Gibson (one). Bird House Willy 5 - Port Perry Auto Glass 4 - Goals: Dylan Barr (one), Stephen Zochodne (one), Brendon Stevenson (one), Gavin Sobil (one), Jack Bruton (one), Dustin Cur- ran (one), Taylor Muir (one), Jesse Thornton (two). Air Durham 2 - Magic 3 - Goals: Cody Steranka (two), Graeme Brown (one); Nadine Michel (two). | : Under10 Val View Farm 1 - Ray's Towing 2 - Goals: Tasha Teunissen (one), Al- lison Pehlman (one), Emi- ly Grooves (one). Sonics 0-Lions0. Val View Farm 2 - Bulls 2 - Goals: Erica Bul- - Alexander loch (one), Brittany Zo- chodne (one), Hayley Landry (one), Alex Moffatt (one). | Trader Sam's 0 - An- trim House 8 - Goals: Jonathon Hamelinck (one), Justin Jimmo (two), 'Joey Stephenson (one), Ja- son Cini (three), Marek Melas (one). ~ Legion 1 - Roger Ten- nant Automotive 12 - Goals: Eric. Brown (one), Grncarouski (three), Bernard Deboer (two), Davin Michel (five), Scott St. Cyr (two). Lake Scugog Lumber 4 - Manvers 0 - Goals: Richard Vannetton (two), Luke Fraser (one), Jeremy Griffen (one). Dr. Workman's Hawkeyes 3 - Ball & Callery 1 - Goals: Jesse Englert (one), Brian McLean (one), - Jordan Loyst (one), Josh Bursey (one). 3 Under 12 Port Perry Metals 1 - Port Perry Craft & Gift Show 8 - Goals: Erin Geary (one), Cassey Stew- art (one), Lis Leskowicz (two), Julie-Ann Domik (three), Katie Callery (one), Sarah Dallas (one). long weekend in Augu Minor hockey changes From Page 1 power skating this year. \In the past our volunteers have been readily availa- ble accommodate late players. This has escalat- ed beyond reason and we will not do it this year. If you are a Juvenile player you must also register at this time to avoid the late fee, however, we will hold the cheques until we know if there are enough players to ice a team. If there is no team or you make a team of higher cal- " ibre we will return your cheques to you. OMHA cards will be signed by both player and parents when they take the ice for the first time. The power skating sched- ule will be posted at the arena as of Aug. 14 and ~ will be printed in the paper the last week of Au- gust. For those of you who have outstanding ac- counts from the previous year you may not register until your account is cleared. People who have had NSF cheques in the past must register in per- son. We will accept cash or certified cheque for the first payment and a post dated cheque for the Nov. 1 payment. We also need help with our Crown and Anchor for the Port Perry Fair the st. If you want to help keep the cost of hockey down we need you to volunteer. During the summer months over 100 phone calls were made to various households to run the booth during Field of Dreams 'l'ournament and Festival Days. The execu- tive is very busy all year round and should not have to be the ones who man these fundraisers. To the people who helped, some on both occasions we ex- tend a great big thank you. To those of you who didn't the opportunity is coming now. Please call Dennis Symes at 985-3614 and of- fer your time. It can be a lot of fun. We need your help. At the July meeting the rep coaches were appoint- ed from the applications received. Returning at the Novice I level are Bob Spencley, Ken Parry and urray Empringham. The Adan 1 team will have Dave Stewart as its head coach and the Atom 2 team will have Rick Pen- stone at the helm. Return- ing again for "one more season" are Gary Geer, Ed Teno and Ralph MacCul- lough. Hoping to get to the OMHA finals again in the Bantam age group are Todd Wilbur, Jeff Card, Kevin and Richard Hobbs for the Bantam I team and Peter Christie for the Ban- tam 2 team. Moving from the Midget 2 team to the Midget 1 team are Steve Thompson, Gary Smith and Eric Donnelly. Thank you to all of these people. who have volun- teered countless hours al- ready with our kids and good luck to them all in. the upcoming year. Don't forget you can call 985-4636 and leave us a message at any time. See you at the rink. Teams use weekend to make up for delayed games "5 Intermediates Winter's Storm 20 Super Spud Reds 12 The Storm kept on winning behind the pitching of Chris Goble, Steven Vine and Bradley Sutcliffe while Goble helped the cause with a home run. The defense led the Reds as they got more solid pitching from the trio of Mark Morrison, Ben Marshall and Steven Blunden while Blunden turned in a solo double play. Winter's Storm 23 Super Spud Reds 19 The Storm stayed in first place as the "defense led the way as Bradley Sutcliffe and Steven Vine made great catches with Chris Goble pitching a scoreless fifth inning. Ryan Nesbitt led the Reds with three hits and six RBIs while in the field Holly Bartley and Marley Malcolm . played well. : Tykes Blackstock Lions Cubs 8 Wotten Hammerheads 6 The Lions kept their sights on top spot led by the home run and three RBIs of Nathan Alpe while Zachery Rockbrune and Scott Banks collected runs batted in and Megan Moore con: | tributed with two hits. 34 The Hammerheads got strong games ouble' from Corey Brooks who had a and two runs scored, Cody Parker with 'a run scoring single while the fielders were led by Nathan Evans with some fine backcatching and Kyle Driscoll with some fine fielding. Nestleton Store Marlins 9 Overridge Fireplace Flames 6 * The Marlins maintained their slim lead in top spot as Mercedes Weber had a grand slam home run while Colten James did his share scoring the tying run. Overridge got fing defensive perfor- mances from Johathan Van Oostveen 'with a put out at first base, Kale Wardlaw with a double play and some fine pitching from Jesse Nelson. Seniors Asselstine Yamaha 17 Marlin Travel Globetrotters 4 _ Asselstine's found their winning ways again gaining their sixth win of the season. Aaron Gimblett continued to play by hitting a bases loaded home run while Jamie Budge also had a round tripper as well as a triple. The defense got an excellent game from Krystal Bartley who made four fly ball outs for the winners. John Vanstrien had three hits for the Trotters while Jesse 'McKendry and Ryan Prescott played well defensively. 2 : tes H&M Wright Sox 19 Turner's Green Giants 16 . The Sox continued to play well and got an all-round team effort to preserve the win. James Hobbs led H&M with some excellent pitching as well as chip- ping in with a home run. Mike Hobbs pitched well and hit two triples while Rina Prendegdst made an impressive debut on the mound while Cody Gobkes had a double as well as making a fly ball out while playing third base. Turner's got fine performances from Lacey Stinson who scored two runs while Cory Clarke had a double and pitched a fine couple of innings. Greg Banks crossed the plate three times while Matt Miller scored once as well as hitting a triple. . Squirts = Cummings Backhoe 19 Swain Seeds Sluggers 18 Cummings finally did what others have tried and handed Swain's their ini- tial loss of the season. The Diggers brought their bats along this game as Jamie Newman and Brad Pigden had a pair of hits each and Brandon Hoskin it a timely double while Newman and -Mitch Truax turned a fine double play when it seemed the Sluggers were mounting another comeback for another win. : Brandon Jordan had three hits for Swain's while Warren Keeler had three hits as well including two doubles: Pineridge Sports 13 Cummings Diggers 11 In a close see saw battle the. Pineridge team rallied with three runs in their half of the open inning led by the three run winning home by Kory Bauer to win their third of the year. Shawn McNamara also had a round tripper for Pineridge while Blake McLaughlin chipped in with three hits as well as playing a strong game at catcher. Renee MacLeod and T.J. Parker did their thing and scored two runs each. Defensively Pineridge got three throwing outs as Cummings runners were tagged out trying for that extra base. Mitch Truax and "Porkchop" Hoskin had doubles with Lise Cobitz and Sean McKenna getting a pair of hits each and Kevin Damant scored twice and had two singles as well. Coach Reminders 1. Please drop off completed player assessment forms at John McNamara's home. These are very important towards helping make the team selec- tions for next season so that teams are balanced as much as possible. 2. The season ending coaches meet- ing will be September. Any issues you or the player's parents may have should be addressed at this meeting so that the executive will have some understanding as to what peculiarities happen in each division. This is your chance to stand up and be heard. : 3. A player's glove was found on Saturday during the T-Ball tournament. Call John McNamara for details. As well a glove was lost with the name of the player on it. If you found this glove, Please call the owners so they can have it back.