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A A TE es "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 6, 2001 - 23 Club fares well at Niagara Falls Invitational From Page 22 and ninth overall; Angela Hammond - 10th on vault, 12th on bars, fourth on beam, seventh on floor and [1th overall; Marnie Brooks - seventh on vault, ninth on bars, 11th on beam, 10th on floor and 13th overall. Inter-club Tiny C (ages 8-9) - Kirsten Gilmour - 11th on vault, fifth on bars, ninth on beam, 12th on floor and | 1th overall; Alyssa Pastic - 10th on vault, 10th on bars, 14th on beam, I5th on floor and 20th overall; Felecity Wallis - 15th on vault, 4th on bars, 19th on beam, ninth on floor and 20th overall. Level 2 (ages Il and 12) - Kayla Gray - second on vault, second on bars, sixth on beam, sixth on floor, third overall. Level | (age 10) - Nicole Prosser - first on vault, fifth on bars, second on beam, third on floor, second overall; Lindsay Bound - second on vault, fourth on bars, second on beam, sixth on floor, fourth overall. Level 1 (age 9) - Angela Closs - fourth vault, third on bars, second on beam, 14th on floor, fifth overall. Incer-club Tyro B (ages 14 and up) - Sarah St. Cyr - third on vault, second on bars, 13th on beam, seventh on floor, eighth overall. Inter-club Tyro C (ages 14 and up) - Kylie Goodwin - first on vault, third on bars, second on beam, fourth on floor, second overall. Inter-club Cadette B (Group 2) (ages 10-11) - Kiley Arskey 11th on vault, seventh on bars, 12th on beam, fifth on floor, eighth overall. Inter-club Cadette B (Group |) (ages 10-11) - Hailey Seamons - 11th on vault, fourth on bars, sixth on beam, fourth on floor, sixth overall; Julia Chilco - second on vault, 10th on bars, fifth on beam, 10th on floor, sev- enth overall. They defeat Ennismore 5-4 in final seconds The S.L.O. Trailblazers ringette team braved the icy road conditions on Sunday, Feb. 24 to travel to Ennismore for what proved to be the most exciting game of the season. Missing two players, Aislin Stewart and Megan Moore, the team took a first period lead of 3-0. Melanie Thomson made spectac- ular saves as usual, while defence, Cody Thomson, James Rickard and Kellie Quantrill overpowered the opposing offence. The tables turned in the second period, with Ennismore retaliating, scoring their fourth goal with only 16 seconds left in the game. The score was now tied at four a piece. The Port Perry forwards worked hard to score but Stefanie Thomson, Last second goal gives Trailblazers the win Kelsea Stewart, Bailey Todd and Laurie Taylor were stoned by the Ennismore goalie. With only two ticks left on the clock, Stefanie Thomson passed from centre ice to Chad DeCosta who muscled his way through their defence and scored, making the final score 5-4. Congratulations. Durham College seeking 'nominations for Alumni of Distinction Awards Durham College is looking for nominees for its annual Alumni of Distinction Awards. Candidates should be" post-secondary graduates who have been successful in their careers and who have contributed to the college and/or the com- munity. Five awards will be presented, one for each of the following categories: applied arts - creative arts and design, applied arts - community service, busi- ness, health sciences and technology. Alumni of Distinction Awards will be presented at the college's convoca- tion ceremonies on June 15. Winners names will be entered automatically in the Premier's Awards com- petition. Premier's Awards winners will be announced next February and recipients will be honoured at an industry conference. To nominate an indi- vidual for Durham's Alumni of Distinction Awards, the person's name and profile, includ- ing their contributions to the college and/or their community, should be 'sent in writing to Durham College's alumni office (P.O. Box 385, Oshawa, ON LIH 7L7). Supporting documents such as letters of recom- mendation should be included. Nominations must be received by March 30, 2001. For more information, please contact Lori Connor at (905) 721-3035. Scugog Duplicate Bridge Club results for Feb. 21 Scugog Duplicate Bridge Club - Feb. 21 Afternoon 3-1/2 Table Howell Avg. 18 First - Sophia Brendon and Georgia Brock 30. Second and Al Stevens 27. Third - Jean and Bob Coleman 25-1/2. Fourth - Doris Phinney and Gord Mori 25. - Joan Cranfield Evening 4-1/2 Table Howell Avg. 36 First - Joan West and Anne Scott 41-1/2. Second - Wilma Petre . and Sue Crawford 40-1/2. or Third - Bonnie and Jack : Davies 39-1/2. Fourth - Gwenyth Thompson and Noreen Malcolm 39. Got. a 2 Sports x jeport, scores? PORT PERRY STAR Np ---- we Lom tn A SOA pg $V Jamieson chosen Athlete of the Week EE TE Ei Port Perry's Chris round of 72 in Port St. Conference championship 2001 Lucie, Florida, to lead the Zips to a 301-302 win over rival Kent State in a dual meet for both teams. The Zips, tenth a year ago at the Mid-American Coaches, managers sought for PPMH From Page 22 executive. And watch the | depending on ice availabil- papers for notice of the Jamieson has been chosen as the University of Akron's Athlete of the Week (Feb. 12-18). | He was selected for the i 'honour after he fired a meet, shocked the defend- ing champs. Chris Jamieson is a member of the Ohio uni- versity's junior golf squad. Coach of the Year Award NOMINATION FORM Please note: This award is open to all persons coaching in Scugog Township. PLEASE HONOR THIS COACH ---- the arena, and the annual golf tournament, Aug.17 at YET T=300) F070 T= Lo] nso ity. A nominal fee will be Wolf Run Golf Club. PEMA Annus] General SPO COACHEA: tsetse charged for each tryout ses- Tickets are available Meeting. sion. After rep teams have from any member of the LEAGUE COACNEM: ........rmsmstssssssstsssssi -- been selected, each player will be charged $100 to off- [IX ToT0 011872 1 (=o 8 oS % it Sn rn a RN ts 5 i 50 | set additional ice time and | referees fees. In long-awaited news, now that Scugog Council has authorized funding for a second ice pad, PPMH will actively support efforts of the Second Ice Pad Committee to raise funds. If you've complained about 6:15 am. or Il p.m. prac- tices, or having to go to Little Britain or Oakwood, 4 here's your opportunity to | do something about it. Watch the paper for notice of a public meeting and be there. Remember, if you're Telephone: ( Winner of the Port Perry Star 2001 Coach of the Year Award will be presented a plaque recognizing their contribution to coaching in Scugog Township. Please outline how the coach nominated personifies this award, by establishing the respect and confidence of both the players and officials; and by the way of example provides quality leadership and projects a positive public image while coaching in the community at large. PROFILE OF COACH NOMINATED | Please provide the name & experience of the coach being nominated. Information should include his/her relations with players, | | | | | | Week ending Sun., Feb. 25/01 George Pastoor, Scugog Island 18" Pickerel FINAL WEEK'S WINNER George Pastoor, Scugog Island 22" Pickerel TN a: oy oe EERE ME fi ®. past success with teams & ability to motivate and inspire players, coaching history, including number of years & at what levels. TTL LT LL LLL EL TE WS pan Sa not part of the solution, you're part of the problem. Congratulations from Finally, make plans to The Port Perry Star Ee AT p---- tend the Elimination & Backbay Outfitters The Port Perry STAR, 188 MARY ST., PORT Perey, ONT. 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