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RRR AP ae RR CN int R0. TASH CN ei AMA BNI 0 abo sw LU roo san Be A a da. abi mri lin SAME. tS AAP nic. 4 | "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, October 24, 2000 - 23 They beat ReMax 4-1 and Haugen's 4-0 Port Perry Printing posts two impressive wins in weekend Novice House League action Remax and Port Perry Printing squared off on Saturday, Oct. 21 in a Novice house league match that turned out to be a well played game by all the players. Port Perry Printing got the game rolling when they tallied their first goal ten minutes into the game. Lane Gibson dug the puck out of a scram- ble and sent Phillip Russell on a breakaway with a great pass. Phillip made no mistake as he beat Tyler Midgehall on a low shot to the corner. Connor Paterson made it 2-0 when Randy Stoiner stopped a clearing attempt and set up Connor in the slot who deked the defense and found the back of the net. ReMax got one back a minute later when Jacob Rynders sent Peter Russell in all alone. The Printing squad goalie, Jeff Bertrand, got a piece of it but it trickled between his legs and across the line. Dakota Watson restored the two goal margin shortly thereafter when he picked up a loose puck on the boards and swooped in and fired a wrist shot past the ReMax goalie. Phillip Russell picked up an assist on the play. Connor Ristow completed the scoring with 20 seconds left in the game when Spencer Ayres set him up for a breakaway. Connor picked the top corner on a beautiful shot. The score would have been much higher if not for the great play of the two goalies, Tyler Midgehall for ReMax and Jeff Bertrand for Port Perry Printing. They both made some stel- lar saves and kept the final score to Port Perry Printing 4, ReMax |. The following day Port Perry Printing and Haugen's faced off in a Novice house league match. For the second game in a row the tight defensive play of the Printing squad has made it tough for their opponents to score. Lane Gibson got it going when Wade Bond set him up with a nice pass at centre ice. Lane rushed up the boards and fired it from the face off circle past the glove of Haugen's goalie, Eric Randal. Nelson Eschscholtz made it 2-0 less than a minute later when he grabbed the puck out of a goal mouth scramble and poked it into the net. Connor Paterson put the game out of reach when Lane Gibson stole the puck at the blue line and slid it across to Darrell Pelletier who passed it to Connor who then turned and fired it past the goalie. Conner Ristow com- pleted the scoring when he scored unassisted on a breakaway with eight minutes left in the game. For the last few minutes the action was end to end as both Eric Randal and Jeff Bertrand made stop after stop. This was an exciting game to watch as both teams gave it their all. The final score was Port Perry Printing 4, Haugen's 0. The Port Perry Predators Novice Girls squad gets the win Jessica Jonca's hat trick leads girls to victory It'll be at the Brooklin Legion Brooklin Redmen AGM will be Nov. 7 Legion, Brooklin. A slate of officers will be elected and anyone interested in assisting the team with fundraising and game activities is wel- come to attend. The Brooklin Redmen of the Ontario Lacrosse Association, Major Series announced that they will be holding their annual general meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 7 at 8 p.m. at the Royal Canadian For Midget Boys BASKETBALL TEAM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1 AND 8, Port Perry High School 6 pm. to 8 pm. This is a Club Team, for players born in 1985 or 1986, playing OBA exhibition games and tournaments. Cost is $5/night for tryouts. For more information, call Neil Menear at 985-4768 or Jim Geer at 985-2582 7 PORT PERRY & DISTRICT 1 )MINOR SOFTBALL =, On Oct. 21 (he Port Perry Predators Novice girls team played host to the Cold Creek Comets in their second regular sea- son game. It was an excit- ing end to end game, but our goalie Courtney Pelow came up big. All of our girls were dynamite and we came out victorious. Port opened the scor- ing about half way through the first period. Jessica Joncas put it behind the goaltender after some great forechecking from Laura Brown and a great pass from Stefanie Thomson. Jessica struck again late in the first on an excellent checking and passing play from defenceman Morgan Barr and Hailey Fontyn. The second period saw Jessica complete the nat- ural hat trick on a great pass from Nicole Wise. The defense pair of Brittny O'Connor and Jaimie-Lynn Adam were very good at keeping the Ken Smart scores four in BCA's win From Page 22 goalscorers for Goreski. Senior Division Taylor Fuels 3 B. Callery & Associates 7 With the absence of Larry Pilkey, Ken Smart picked up the offence by scoring four goals. Colin Wackett and Keijo Kinnunen also made the scoresheet by picking up three assists a piece. Brian Samis had a goal and two assists for Taylor and Bill Van Camp picked up two goals in the losing cause. Van & Truck World 4 Square Boy Pizza 0 Van & Truck World beat Square Boy Pizza convinc- ingly with a 4-0 shutout victory. Mike Passmore led the offence with two goals. Henry Forderer and Brett Laycoe also lit the red light with their goals. MORE THAN EVER SCUGOG NEEDS A VOICE OF EXPERIENCE Experience » Dedication e Committed THAT'S / L Email correction: howardhallformayor @ hotmail.com SR, 7 a ¢ A 3 g { ' Sikes 4 4 Pl ls" Wl Me x f at TH sy $i 3 ' 3 MF § ' i Bar ' * Fo 4 + Lo a ot SR. = re. Fi ah ok FOR MAYOR puck in at their blue line and breaking up plays in the neutral zone. At the end of the sec- ond- Stefanie Thomson rounded out the scoring on an offensive error, after some aggressive forechecking in the neu- tral zone by Shawna McMaster. In the third period Cold Creek stepped it up a bit. Our girls were deter- mined and held them off With everyone checking and making smart deci- sions with the puck. It was in the last seven or eight minutes of the game when goaltending took over and Courtney made three heart stopping saves to preserve the shutout. Well done girls. ASSOCIATION AGM Annual General Meeting | Tuesday October 24, 2000 7:00 p.m. Scugog Community Centre All parents, coaches and arfyone interested in minor softball in Port Perry welcome to attend. Got a story to tell? 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