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er i Smal So J ---- iis pr i YLT PUES yar AV ii 24- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, May 4, 1999 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" ¢ Chiropractic TR * Reflexology ! ] LIFELINE *L 985-8591 o Mitcctto y, ; ' op Mays 73 +HEALTH PORT PERRY STAR cen" £1 NZ SOURCE * Foot Care . e Orthotics A #8 Water St, : PHOTOS * Vitamins ep." Port Perry Arar i Quality 1s High Prices are in ontario (705) 786-0354 a -- Cla --- The Port Perry MoJacks closed out the hockey player; and Adam Jones, winner of Dan Sluggett but things are going to be season for good last Wednesday evening with the Memorial plaque for dediction to the game and different next season," he annual awards presentations to individual players. academnic achievement.Back from left: Jeff Clarke, said just before introduc- 1.1) 40 things differently The winners are selected by the players, manager Pineridge Sports award best defensive player; 11g the members of the i}. year, he promised. and coaching staff. Front from left Derek Tindall, Adam Metherall, Luke Family award as top rookie; 199899 squad. Hang . It was the second time Watts Family trophy for most improved player; and Brent Pinch, Vaughan McKee Memorial for En oaciy Alt Adam Bonneveld, team MVP; Mike Heasman, dedication and hard work. Homestead Furniture trophy winner as best team | Looking ahead to next season ModJdack management promises changes, but remain optimistic about the 1999-2000 squad during last week's individual player awards By John McClelland firmed they will be behind Port Perry Star + the bench again when training camp opens at Modacks turned the fing) the end of August. ave of their 1998-99 It will be the sophomore Bag C hockev season Y€ar for the coaching staff last week Stl he or and looking back on the 2 Til ~ past season, Thornbury sentation of the individual said the team got stronger player awards. And there was a pre- as the year went on, but sentation of a different [20 out of time and games : to put enough points on kind as head coach Tom the board to get into the Thornbury issued a chal- playoffs. lenge te the players, "At the end of the sched- a'most all ol whom are ell- 16 Thornbury shoul- gible to play again for the 3." 4 } is share of the green and white this com- blame, saying he used too ing September. : many games initially to "It was very disappoint- assess players and the ing to miss the playoffs, | = got behind in the standings early and was not able to get caught up. JOHN B. McCLELLAND / PORT PERRY STAR assistants Sam Thornbury fi hre ~ qualify the Lea m and Scott Pinkerton con- Turn to Page 26 Student wrestlers at Cartwright Central Public Cartwright wrestles region crown away from opposition School have claimed top spot in Durham Region. Katrina Wotten, Sarah DeJong, Jessica Billings, and Jamie-Lee Martin grabbed gold medals to lead the junior girls team to a first-overall finish at the Durham Elementary Athletic Association Championships, which were held April 20 in Oshawa. Also recognized for their efforts were Rachel Beechey, Laura Tout, and Kayla Patry, who all earned silver medals. Bronze medals were won by Kansas Price, Rebekah Pember and Carly Petry. Patrick Wotten and Johnnie Ellis won gold at the junior boys level and silver was awarded to Colton James, Ben Coles, Kale Wardlaw, and Brian Jensen. Picking up a fourth place finish in the junior categoy were Jacob Durward, Nathan Pember, Logan Malcolm, Ben Gregory, Matt Morrison, James Nieminen, Jack Horner, and Bodan Grodesky. John Marsh earned a gold in the seniors' divi- sion while Taylor Churchil picked up a silver medal. The Cartwright Central Public School junior girls wrestling April 20 in Oshawa. Members of the team included Katrina team grabbed gold at the recent Durham Elemetary Athletic Wotten, Sarah DeJong, Jessica Billings, and Jamie-Lee Martin. Association (DEAA) wrestling championships, which were held The wrestling teams at CCPS are coached by Greg Reid. Sports stories or scores you want to share? Call The Star at 985-7383, fax them to 985-3708 or email port.perry.star@sympatico.ca