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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2060 Re ] pod a 3 CER > ox 'row from left, player/coach Teresa Hutchinson, Carol Jackson, Julie O'Connor, Heather Chapman, Jay Smith and Jackie Dusenbury. Front row, Louise Pilkey, Kathy Lefort, Cathy Turner, Deb mcFadden, Sue Duncan, and mascot "Athena". Absent from the photo are Allyson Jacket, Carrie Fielding, and Lana Crosby. CHAMPIONS: The Port Perry Panther Merchants Ladies Lobball team had a very successful 2000 season, winning both the League and the "A" Division at the year-end tournament. They would like to thank their sponsors: The Antrim House, Port Perry Auto Glass, Port Perry Printing and Precision Construction. Team members are, top Brooklin players,gather for year-end awards Gary Rosyski voted Redmen's MVP One week after beating the Victoria Shamrocks in the 2000 Mann Cup Championship series, the Brooklin Redmen gathered l/ Under 5, 6 & 8 Under 10. 11 & 12 Under 12 to 17 & refs Scugog Soccer Club YEAR END BANQUET & REGISTRATION at the Scugog Community Centre Sunday, September 24th Please bring health card information for registration for 2001 season. If you have not already RSVP'd for the banquet, please call 986-0607, and leave a message. for their end of year party and team wards presenta- tion. NE The team management presented the following 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. 12:00 noon to 2:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. awards: Gerry Gray Memorial Trophy, Leading Scorer - Shawn Williams - 18 GP 45 G51 A96 PTS 17 PIM Eric Branton Trophy, Most Defensive Player - Glenn Clark- I3GP 12G 11 A 23 PTS 26 PIM Gene Dopp Trophy, Most Valuable Player - Gary Rosyski - 17 GP 41 G 37 A 78 PTS 69 PIM Brooklin Redmen Alumni Award, Most Dedicated Player - Cam Woods - 18 GP 8 G 23 A 31 PTS 29 PIM The Douglas Family Award, Rookie of the Year - Gavin Prout - 18 GP 26 G 47 A 73 PTS 40 PIM The Village of Brooklin Trophy L.C.E. Man Award for Intensity, Concentration and Effort - Scott MacDonell - 16 GP 7G 20 A 27 PTS 43 PIM The Glenn Reazin Trophy, Most Improved Player - Brad Reed - 11 GP 3G5A8PTSS53PIM Scott McMichael Award, "For the love of competi- tion, commitment to his teammates and dedication to minor sports" - Bard MacArthur - 17GP 14 G 18 A 32 PTS 8 PIM Port Perry Panthers Volleyball club debuts in Port Perry this fall Scugog Township will welcome its first organized volleyball association this fall when the Port Perry Panthers take to the court. After watching as the number of sports available to kids in area schools dwindle, and the population of vol- leyball soar at the same time, two local residents decided it was time to bring the game to Port Perry. "Sports have basically been eliminated at the high schools around here, and the current closest (volley- ball) clubs are in Stouffville and Orono," said Lisa Monk, who along with partner Kelly Daly, is co-ordinat- ing the Panthers club. "We felt the town warranted a volleyball club... it cer- tainly has the population and the interest for it." Both women coached in the Stouffville club last year, and opted to start up their own association in 2000. The Port Perry Panthers will welcome both boys and girls between the ages of 12 to 16. Mens and womens midget and bantam squads will be put together, each with about 10 players. The teams will be competitive, and members will be asked to attend practises about twice a week. The team will also participate in one tournament each month. Travel could take them as far as Mississauga or Ottawa.' Tryouts for the four teams will take place near the end of September. Panthers officials are currently in talks with the Durham District School Board over the availability of a Port Perry High School gymnasium. The Port Perry Baptist Church is also being consid- ered by the club. The Port Perry Panthers are also looking for corpo- rate sponsors to help with the clubs costs, including nets, balls and uniforms. "We've talked to some kids already, and they seem pretty excited," said Ms Monk. "Volleyball seems to be coming back again, picking up in popularity and people seem excited about it." Anyone interested in the Port Perry Panthers volley- ball club can contact Lisa Monk at 986-9839 or Kelly Daly at 985-3113. Notice of A.G.M. & Coach/Parent YEAR END MEETING at the Pentecostal Church Wednesday, September 27th, 8:00 pm. The Scugog Soccer Association will be holding its year-end Coaches Meeting at 7:00 p.m., followed Immediately by the Annual General Meeting. All are welcome, and coaches are especially encouraged to attend. This Is your opportunity to help us develop and Improve the 2001 program! E:malil: scugogsoccer@aol.com . Tel: 985-7553 TOO YOUNG TO RETIRE? Are you too young to retire but too old to hire? "Business In A Box" is just for you! 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