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Ee Se 20 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, October 16, 2001 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Rowing club welcom es five new boats The Durham Rowing Club held a special ceremo- ny last Saturday (Oct. 13) where they christened five new boats. They welcomed a doubles boat, which was presented to them by the Whitby Knights of Columbus group; a eight-man and two doubles, which were purchased courtesy of a provincial Trillium grant, which will see the club receive $100,000 over three years; and they took tened at noon. CHRIS HALL / PORT PERRY STAR official possession of a single-man boat, thanks to the kind donation of Edward G. Storie of Scugog Island. Mr. Storie, an avid rower himself, decided it was time to give up the hobby and passed his boat along to the club. Here, Durham Rowing Club pres- ident Michael Maher takes a moment to admire the Edward G. Storie boat shortly before it was chris- Weekend win, OT loss gives Port Perry nine points MoJacks putting up the points By John B. McClelland Port Perry Star The Port Perry Mojacks continue to put points up in this Junior C Hockey season -- adding three in a pair of games over the weekend. And though it is still just mid- October, those points could prove very valuable when the final League standings are sorted out in about four months time. The Mojacks collected their three weekend points by virtue of a 3-2 overtime loss Friday in Georgina, and then by beating up on the Bobcaygeon Bullets 10-2 Sunday at the Scugog Arena. So far, the MoJacks have nine points (out of a possible 14) and are . keeping pace with the Bruins and Chiefs, who have 12 and 11 respec- tively. Perhaps more importantly, the team is starting to put distance between itself, Georgina, Bobcaygeon and Little Britain. As of Sunday night, the Ice had three points, the Bullets two and the Merchants have yet to register any- thing. Head coach Neil Evans has got this young, exciting team off to the best start in several seasons and he's very encouraged by the way the players are performing so far. Commenting after Sunday's win, he praised the team's work ethic, stat- ing that when the players come to the arena ready to work as hard as possi- ble, the MoJacks "will be tough to beat." That work ethic was very much in evidence against the Bobcaygeon team, which has failed to make the playoffs since its entry into the Central League. But it's a different Bullet squad this season -- big, aggressive and strong in the trenches, and they were coming off their first victory of this season, a 7-4 win over Georgina the previous evening. For the first period the 'Cage looked like they might just make it two in a row as they stormed around in the MoJack end of the rink and were rewarded with a 1-0 lead at the 10:57 mark when Josh Shaw finished off a two-on-one break with a shot over the blocker of MoJack netminder Matt Balser. Shaw got the second Bullet goal in the final frame, too little too late. The MoJacks were fortunate the score was not higher as Balser had to come up with several key stops in the early going to let his team weather the storm and get back in the game. Matt Harris tied it at 13:50 on a short-handed effort as he took full advantage of a breakaway to beat Paul Sandre with a shot along the ice. Turn to Page 21 Scugog Hockey League John Harman scores three to lead Jester's to 5-0 victory Game | Cedar Creek 0 Jester's 5 Game one featured two teams tied with four points in the junior divi- sion. Jesters got off to an early jump in the score and never looked back. Goalscorers for the game were John Harman with the hat trick and one assist and Todd Healey with a goal of his own and adding an assist and Brian Till rounded out the scor- ing. The remainder of assists were awarded to Mike Ayres, two, Rick Hope, Trevor Till, Bill Foote and Dale Gibbons all receiving an assist as well. The shutout was earned by Dale Gibbons as the win improved Jester's record to three wins and three losses. Game 2 Monsma Electric 2 Bruce Smith Contracting 2 The second game of the morning featured the one and four Morisma chargers and the three and two Smith Contractors skating to a two all draw. Smith's Contractors were the first to get on the board as both teams had opportunities to score in this back and forth action packed game. Monsma tied the game up briefly before Smiths took the lead once again. The score remained 2-1 for the home team Smiths until Jamie Menzies was left along in front of Smith's net and pounded home a shot from short range with only 11 seconds remain- ing in the final frame. Final score 2-2. Warren Geer scored the other Monsma goal with assists going to Rick Campbell, Darren Kinnunen and Andrew Steele providing helpers on both goals. Karl Durham and Duane Empringham tallied for Bruce Smith's club with assists going to Dave Roth, Darryl Workman and Duane Empringham. Game 3 Callery and Assoc. 4 Taylor Fuels 2 In the third game of the morning, the perfect 5 and 0. Jamie Taylor, Steve Connors and Steve Laird had two assists a piece, with singles going to Danny Taylor, Mike McQuade, Brian Stevenson and Terry Bache. Scoring for Pineridge was Shane Norton and Darcy Milligan with the helpers going to Bill Owen, Rich Bricknell and Ken Little. Game 5 Goreski 4 "Compton Cable 2 In the final junior game of the morning, Goreskis improved to 6 and 0 with a 4-2 beating of the Compton Cable boys. Scorers for the Goreski crew were Mark Goreski with one goal and two assists, Bill Bridge with a goal and two assists, Craig Leask with a goal and a helper of his own, and Steve Fox with a goal. Assists were awarded to Brad Menzies and Dave Dickson. Compton's goalscorers were Scott Wilbur and Paul Stanley, Jarett Harman had two helpers with Paul Stanley and Scott Wilbur with one of their own. Game 6 Square Boy Pizza 5 Scugog Movers 4 The final game of the morning involved the other two senior division teams, Square Boy Pizza and Scugog Moving and Storage. There was a lot of action in this game with nine goals in total scored, Square Boy Pizza scoring five of them. Scoring for Square Boy was Colin Wackett with two, Henry Forderer with two and Duane Bronson with one. Drawing assists were Brian Steven two, and Bill Blowe, Mark Pehlemann, Doug Bronson, Brett Laycoe, Carl Fitzgerald, Steve Lee, Turn to Page 21 Cd