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Blackstock Minor Hockey wraps up 2001 season Blackstock Minor Hockey has finished another successful season and with 90 per cent returning we are sure to have great hockey in 2001/2002. The players of BMHL would like to acknow]edge our sponsors for their support: All Flags Shell, Walker's Appliance, Blackstock = Karate, Peter Verschurren Haulage, Buck's Contrux, Chris Duff Electric, Foundation Financial, Wright's Feeds, Eco Water Systems, Sharcon Excavating, Green's Electric, Great Canadian Meats, Unilynx Systems, Auto Specialist, Luchka Float Service, Sharview Farms and Low & Low Ltd. Organizers are grateful to all the volun- teers that make our league so special, coaches, refs, executive, and banquet com- mittee. Special mention to Jeff and Nancy Reid of Reid's Independent, Blue Heron Casino, Sherry Anderson, Bruce Foote, Danny Luchka, Ron Bickmore, Jeff Brooks, Ron Jorgensen, and Chris Duff and Jeff and* Wendy Johnstone. 8 #7 fi Hy "JEFF MITCHELL/PORT PERRY STAR We are thankful to the paper for keeping our community informed of our games. The executive would like to recognize all the parents for their continued support. WE'RE NUMBER ONE! '.. Tyler Vanschagen (left) and Max Heard, who played for the Sharcon Excavating team this season, grab a trophy and proclaim their hockey supremacy. They were among dozens of kids who were recognized when the Blackstock Minor Hockey league wrapped up its season with a banquet at the local arena Saturday. There was also recognition for the league's many volunteers and sponsors. Soccer association gearing up for the summer Soccer season is nearly upon us, tryouts for select teams are nearing completion, and the grass is greening up and ready for play. There are lots of new developments and opportunities, that we would like to make the membership aware of: Late Registration Many of the age groups are now full, but we do have some openings still. If you know someone who wants to register, they should pick up a form at The Port Perry Star, or the Chamber of Commerce, and mail it in with their cheque > "Fields Work dates for spring repairs to fields are April 28 and May 5, starting at 10 a.m. for two to three hours. "Shovels and wheelbarrows are needed too! If you are not volunteering in any other way this year, this is your chance to help in a small but vital way. We can have one of the best sets of pitches in Durham - if enough people come out to help now. Please tell your friends! For more information on how you can help, please e-mail, or call Dennis at 986-0667. SURGE [: PIZZA, SUBS © &WINGS : ® BR : 3 "> 5 ' A : Fer sha a IAG <i ny Gnu hb a , Po 1 ill = 'a Coaches Meeting A reminder to all coaches that our General Coaches meet- ings will be held again this year on May 2, and May 3, at 7 p.m. at the Pentecostal Church (downstairs). Attendance at one of the two nights is mandatory for all coaches (we run the same program on two nights tosensure maximum availability for our coaches). - Tournaments The club will be hosting its two regular house-league tour- naments, as well as two new regional tournaments. For the June 23 house league tournament, we have a planning session on Wednesday, April 25th at 7 p.m., at the Chamber of Commerce. Ifyou would like to get involved and help make it even big- ger and better than last year, we would love to see you there. June 23 - Sponsor day Tournament (& photo day) - Scugog House league teams (U5 and up) July 14 & 15 - Women's Recreational Tournament - open to all women rec. teams in Ontario, hosted in Scugog. Aug. 11-12 - Recreation Youth Tournament - all Scugog teams ages 8-16 (in Uxbridge). oo H $3 3 2 0 »~ ® i { PARYNY : | Sif eX 1nd Ea Tuy e a Yd 7 & $ ou - EC 5% NE » + DE . » gf . 1s " a a Aug. 25-26 - Cup Tournament - Scugog House League teams (US to U10/11). Sept. 15-16 - Durham Boys League Cup Tournament - host- ed in Scugog. Durham Girls League Cup Tournament - host- ed in Uxbridge. Referee Clinic For those new referees who have registered and been accepted for the 2001 season, we will be holding a C4 referee clinic on May 5-6 at the Scugog Soccer Fields starting at 8 a.m. Contact Barry Hoffman at 985-8124, SSA Club Day at Durham Flames On Saturday, July 7 at 6 p.m., all Scugog coaches and play- ers are invited to attend the Durham Flames vs. Montreal Dynamites free of charge. More iffformation on this day with the local Canadian Professional Soccer League team to follow! We are looking forward to the beginning of another great season of soccer! The first week of regular play for the U5-10 age groups begins the week of May 28. Coaches should be contacting their players to organize practices and/or exhibition games in mid-May. For more information, please visit scugogsoccer@aol.com -~ ry » - ™ ° . ' - (3 . [weeny * Oe in] Prost Cw 0 a } - M ole R ° ye on : ' » ae, k 7 N11 Oh : Brn £. 2; a 0