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"A Family Tradition for 132 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, January 20, 1998 - 19 SPORTS The Central Region Coyotes AAA Ringette team participated in an all-Region Challenge Cup tournament in North Bay over the weekend. The Coyotes finished in third place in the Challenge Cup which was hosted by the West Ferris Ringette Association. This team is made up of ringette players from Ajax, Oshawa, Pickering, Port Perry and Whitby. The Coyotes will be playing in the Ontario Winter Games this March in Peterborough. The first game on Friday "had the Central Coyotes downing the Northeastern team by a score of 11-3. Contributing to the scoring was Nicole Freeman with three goals and two assists, Bev Pillman with three goals, Jessica Brownridge with two goals and one assist, Eri : White Jim Balling 658, oe. Chuck Stand st Te: ave > Cherry , ais, 'Don 'Woodrow <8 : a 208, Gerri Langille 200, Marg Lee High Triple Over. 600: Bill St. John 228, Joys 701, Dale Stewart 670, Ted : : : al 651, 'Don illes' 619, j dings: Te tations 22, gi hi Buffs 22 8 ortbread 20, Oatmeal 17 5,Oreos 9. two goals, Rachel Reid with one goal and three assists, and Karla Romphf, Lindsay Freeman, Miranda Burgess, Kelsey Missons, Emma Wilkinson, Missy Pigeau and Beth Hurren with one assist each. A stur- dy defensive game was backstopped by Jodie Dickinson's solid goaltend- ing. Game two on Saturday morning against Northwestern resulted in a similar finish with a 10-3 victory for the Coyotes. Nicole Freeman, Bev Pillman, Jessica Brownridge and Missy Pigeau each contributed with two goals. Also potting goals were Kelsey Missons and Beth Hurren with one each. Assisting twice was Jessica Brownridge, Lindsay Freeman and Kim Zamora. Assists were also added by Karla Rom 269, 259, Merle Storry 986. \ "Rite 26. "Triples Over 550: Caron Weber 1¢ 883, Mars] Lee 7 17, Joyce Storry G rsday Night Mens - Jan. - Hisige Toston 53, Willy & , Ridge North 49, 3 p Pontiac 28, Kitchen 8 by Trim Elaine 1 'High Single Over 225: Dale. Stewart 289, Ted Watts 264, 262, Erin O'Brien, Rachel Reid, Emma Wilkinson, Missy Pigeau and Nicole Freeman. A disciplined style kept the penalty count to a mere eight minutes over a 40 minute game. Stiffer competition in game three saw the Coyotes still emerging victorious with a 7-4 win ever Western Region. Missy Pigeau put on a clinic scoring four goals and adding an assist on Bev Pillman's goal. Also scoring once was Kelsey Missons and Karla Romphf. Beth Hurren assumed the role of quarterback setting up and assisting on four of those goals. Assisting also was Kim Zamora and Erin O'Brien with one each. Sadie Bulger was solid in net with the help of her defensive duos Tara Henry and Kim Zamora, Miranda Burgess es eh 200: Caron Weber Sta 2: nacks 1 : May m ae Willows , Mar les Lilacs 5 Birches 2. : : Average: Lynn Loughlin lain Te IGA 45. 505. minut High Single - Handicap: Lynn Loughlin 248, Kay Thompson 243, Taylor 228. "High Triple: Tynn Lous hlin 558, 3 Blain 8 Taylor 513, 8, Ray! Ti hompson. Freeman Jenn Stuckless. Defending Challenge Cup Champions from the Nepean Tournament in November, Eastern Region, downed the Coyotes with a go-ahead goal late in game four by a score of 5-4. Beth Hurren spurred the team on with a hat trick while Nicole Freeman netted the other marker. Assisting on the goals were Erin O'Brien and Jessica Brownridge with two each, and Bev Pillman, Emma Wilkinson, Missy Pigeau and Karla Romphf with one each. In order to make it to the medal game, game five had the Coyotes in a must win situation against a strong Southern Region squad. Although they lost by a score of 9-5, the Coyotes never gave up. Tying the score with 13 the and lor 171, , Dorothy fle: I in Loughlin' Taylor 206 Dorothy. in Your Scores... 985-3708 NESTLETON JANUARY 7 26/98 Used Car Sale 3 Huge inventory fo choose from! game, two quick Southern goals put the game out of reach. With the goalie pulled in an attempt to even up the score, time ran out for the Coyotes. Defenceman Lindsay Freeman led off the scoring and also assisted on an Erin O'Brien goal. Beth Hurren, Jessica Brownridge and Missy Pigeau scored the other three goals. Two assists were contributed by Beth Hurren and Erin O'Brien. Central Coyotes qualify for the Winter Games Kim Zamora, Rachel Reid and Emma Wilkinson had one assist each. Coach Sue Shantz is pleased with the progress of the team and anticipates that the Coyotes motto "One Team -- One Dream" will be realized in March at the Ontario Winter Games. 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