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"Scugog"s Community Newspaper of Choice" PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, September 6, 2000 - 27 From page 26 Jordan Reville. Christopher Bent was phenomenal on defense for the opti- cians. Four teams made it to the final matches on Sunday. Howey Kitchen and Bath and 5 x 5 Computing Solutions each won both of their games on Saturday, to meet in the semi final. In an exciting match filled with end to end action, 5 x 5 managed a 3 -- 2 win. For Howey Kitchen and Bath, Brian McLean was an out- standing net-minder for the whole week- end, and the entire team put in an excel- lent effort. ~ Curanjo Contracting had the unfortu- nate fate of meeting up with the strong Redline Automotive team twice, includ- ing the semi-final match on Sunday. Justin Petty and Curtis Vanderwoed were Curanjo's offensive stars. Kyle Kersten played a strong defensive tournament. The final match was between Redline Automotive and 5 x 5 Computing Solutions. 5 x 5 battled hard and fell short by just one goal, as Redline won the championship by a 4 -- 3 margin. Mark Sauder was the offensive leader for 5 x 5, and Stephen Humphrey put in an exceptional defensive effort. For Redline Automotive, Trevor Young was without a doubt the tournament M.V.P, Nicholas Polito was terrific in his defen- sive role, and good goaltending by Jeremy Arculus and Luke Durwood pro- tected every lead. U17 Boys Tournament Summary The U17 B Ray's Towing team also completed their season this past week- end, with a tournament in Uxbridge. After a very close first game, they won the second game 4-2 vs. Pickering Binns Kitchens, with goals scored by Ryan May and Curtis Snodden. Great goaltending by James Stevenson, coupled with excellent defense work by Tim Donahue, Tim Cruickshank, John Dutka, Mike Jehu, Josh Sobil, and Evan Powell secured their wildcard slot in the semi- finals. Playing Uxbridge on Sunday in the Soccer club wraps up season semi-finals, Scugog put up a good fight. Again, James was simply awesome in goals, but this was not enough to put the team into the final round- suffering a loss of 4-0 in favour of Uxbridge. Under 10 Girls Tournament Summary Game | - Green Apple Cabinets | vs Books Galore 0 Game 2 - CIBC | vs Birdhouse Willy 0 Game 3 - Green Apple Cabinets 2 vs CIBC | Game 4 - Books Galore | vs Birdhouse Willy 0 The semi - final was a shoot out between CIBC (4) and Books Galore (3). In the Grand Final Green Apple Cabinets defeated CIBC 1-0. Angela Hammond scored the game winning goal and Carly Patry made an amazing save on a penalty kick to keep Green Apple Cabinets in the lead. The local soccer club has enjoyed yet another exciting, and great, year of play. "The Club would like to thank our all of coaches and players for their out- standing efforts, both during the tourna- ment and throughout the year. And also of course, a big thanks to our sponsors for their ongoing support." said Mike Lorish, Scugog Soccer Association President. "This season has been very success- ful for our club. We had a rather aggres- sive programme this year and were able to accomplish most of our goals, for which many of our members have expressed appreciation. | am proud of, and very fortunate to have, our very dedicated and dynamic team of volun- teers working behind me. Many new volunteers stepped forward at the beginning of the season, and that has made all the difference, from improving communications, to hosting new events such as the Scugog Soccer Celebration 2000 Awards & Banquet on Sept. 24. We hope to see all our players, parents, coaches, referees, and sponsors there!" For information please call 985-7553 or email: scugogsoccer@aol.com. » call with your st story | ideas at 985-7 383 PIZZA, SUBS > &WINGS &0 Water Sty [Pert (Perry FR par TH TES. 7 aad (985-8448 Local anglers land win in Lake Scugog tournament Goreski's Resort was recently the site "for Bassmania Adventure Series Lake Scugog fishing tournament and when all was said and done local anglers Frank Pugelj and David Harris emerged as winners. While fishing for the day was generally considered tough, the winners were able to amass a five fish limit weighing 17.64 Ibs. When asked what the secret to catching their winning weight was the anglers conceded that when the fish are not in an aggressive mood, such as on this particular day, they will not chase a bait very far and you must move your bait very slowly. Both anglers have been fishing the Bassmania Tournament Series this season but usually they compete against each other. While winning some prize money for fishing is fun both anglers are more than aware how expensive competitive angling can be. When asked about sponsorship both fisher- men responded that they are supported both on a local level and at a corpo- rate level. They are fortu- nate enough to have a Smokercraft boat supplied for them from Port Perry Marina and are very impressed both with the boat and the level of ser- vice they receive there. Other local businesses that support either one or both of these individuals CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC Frank Pugelj and David Harris won local bass event. are Taylor Ford, JD Fishing and Archery, Port Perry Canadian Tire, UAP Auto Kota Trolling Motors, Parts, Reid's Independent Lowrance Fishfinders, Grocers, and Reliable Marado Rods and Reels, Plumbing. Corporately and Walleye series their sponsors include: Batteries from Crown. Quaker State, Slick 50, Moog Chassis Parts, Minn Scugog Hockey League Draft Night The Scugog Hockey League is entering its 20th year starting Sunday, September 10, 2000 at 6:45pm. The annual draft of players will take place Friday, September 8, 2000 at 7:00pm sharp at the Scugog Arena Hall. Members of the league are encouraged to attend the draft night and see which team you are drafted to for the upcoming season. Hope to see you all at the draft. S.H.L. Executive BUICK PONTIAC fo 852-3331 1800+263-2000 A z bord OBES 20" 1a cuts' 4 . we NE oe p 8 M, | 7 YOUR VJAY OR OUR oN HAM 0US DELUXE )