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22 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 14, 2000 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" OsHAwA 1670 Simcoe St., Van & Truck World. & <4, REMOTE STARTERS ror Tel 5 INSTALLED BY GOVERNMENT CERTIFIED INSTALLERS PICKERING AL 1051 Brock St., (905) 579-6868 (905) 426-5509 www.vanandtruckworld.com Kelly Goreski grabs national, provincial motocross titles Scugog Island racer claims third national championship By Chris Hall Port Perry Star History does repeat itself for Kelly Goreski. Three times, in fact. For the third time in his motocross racing career, the Scugog Island resident has claimed both the provincial and national championships. The most recent title coming this year, after taking top spot in the Canadian Motocross Association's Ontario Circuit Veterans Class. His other championships came in 1980, and again in 1992. "I had another good year," said Mr. Goreski, 44. "Some of the courses are pretty tough, but you've just got to use your head and make the best of what the course has to offer." During the past season, Mr. Goreski rode his 2000 KTM 200 machine to four first-place finishes and three second- place results in the seven-race schedule. This year, six races were held through- out Ontario, with the seventh being staged in Northern Quebec. Each race runs approximately 160- kilometres through rugged trails and bush, where competitors average about 36-kilometres an hour. The points he accumulated during the 2000 season were good enough to win both the provincial and national champi- onships. As well, the Scugog Island resident has placed well in international competi- tion. In 1986, he competed in Italy at the International Six-Day Enduro, where he eventually finished third and received a bronze medal. Mr. Goreski is supported in his racing adventures by Oshawa Cycle Salvage and his wife, Darla. It was an exciting finish last Saturday as Port scored with no time left to defeat Omemee 5-4 in front of the home crowd. Jonathan Brouse jammed in the loose puck during a mad melee in front of the net after Nathan Scott did a good job of getting the puck in the opponent's end. Aaron Ashbridge picked up the other assist on this timely game winning goal. Reid Stewart also came up big making Jonathon Brouse's late goal gives Tykes 5-4 win over Omemee huge saves late in the game as Omemee peppered him with shots. Reid made several stand up saves including one high shot that knocked him clear off his feet as well as a breakaway save on Omemee's big scorer. The score was close all game as Port couldn't shut down one talented Omemee player who notched all four Turn to Page 23 Scugog Island's Kelly Goreski recently wrapped up the 2000 motocross sea- son by winning both the provincial and national championships. Results from Nov. 8 play Watson, Petre team take top spot Scugog Duplicate and Joan McNab 27. Third - Bonnie and Jack Bridge Club - Nov. 8 Evening Davies 71-1/2. Afternoon 6-1/2 Table Mitchell East/West - Avg. 6 3 Table Howell North/South - Avg. 70 'First - Judy and Don Avg. 35 First - Doirs Phinney Atkinson 81-1/2. Second - Joan Cranfield and Al Steven 69-1/2; Third - Lillian, Bob Dowling 61. First = Joyce Watson and and Harold Brown 89-1/2. 'Wilma Petre 31-172. Second - Georgia Brock "Second - lllene Wilton and Jim Outred 79. Novice girls shut down Cobourg 4-0 On Nov. 5 the Novice girls were at home facing the Cobourg Cougars. The last time these teams met it ended in a two all draw. The anticipation of another great game was fulfilled. Our girls came out flying and played their best game so far and came out 4-0 victors. Port drew first blood in the last minute of the first when Nicole Wise Mojacks vs. Little Britain Merchants The action begins at 7:00pm % 5 OFF Car Wash Seniors (55 & Over) EVERY TUESDAY with gas purchase Brought 10 your by your | to youbyyour Scugog Arena, Port Perry Sunys CHECK OUT THE TALENT...ROOT FOR THE HOME TEAM...BE THERE FOR THE WIN! ~ OPEN 24 HOURS ~ WwW No phone tie-ups't LT TT vad » mal Never miss another call hile surfing, Keep in toch 5 bh &areard yf de! CURSE ia miliy & rrohds ! Compton ro85-8171 buried an awesome pass from behind the net from Jessica Joncas. Jessica and Nicole com- bined again halfway through the second when Jessica picked a corner perfectly after Nicole's excellent lead pass and good play from Chloe Ristow for our second goal. Early in the third Stefanie Thomson put ¥, A Nid {" a iy \ Etter with any purchase from USE d WIN A A winner each and every {Sa week until Christmas! 183 Queen St., Port Perry | ( (905) 985-8234 (® home our third goal after some great neutral zone play by Laura Brown and Brittny O'Connor. Port put the exclamation point on their game when Jessica struck again on a power play. She was assisted by Hailey Fontyn who made a smart heads up play and great backchecking from Jaimie-Lynn Adam. Our defensive play was flawless. Morgan Barr, Hailey Fontyn, Vanessa Wilde and Caitlin Daly were aggressive in check- ing and made smart for- ward passes. They played their positions like old vet- erans. The final brick on the wall was our goalie Courtney Pelow with her second shutout perfor- mance in six games. Our girls will have a short well deserved -rest until Nov. 19 when we will travel to Lindsay to face the Lynx. EI Sa Sn rr ZA <2iiZ------ ---------- i yt" BID A WTR gr eg gn A ------ I = mp